HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/20/1942 Board of Public Safety Minutes 202
MEETING -- JULY 20, 1942
A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Monday,
July 20� 1942 at 10:30 A. PJI. All members �vere present. rr2inutes of the
last meeting were read and approved. Claims of the following suppliers,
in the amount of ��1435.95 were approved and ordered paid.
Sam Berman �298.E5 Ohio Oil Co. �1A1.52
tr 2g7.a0 Radio Equipment Co. .62
Jos. DeZndilde Hd��r. Co. .50 Reco, Inc. 3.10
T�ZcClave Printing Co. 50.00 Schillingts 3.68
T,Zine Safety App. Co. 19 .20 « �,87
rr, 3.41 South Bend Supply Co. 22.91
Northern Indiana Pub. Serv. 1.00 Stivanson Sev. Co. 40.69
�`� 30.32 " � 3.22
Norv�alk Truck Line Co . � .83 'JVestern Union Tele. .?2
Ohio Oil Co. 550.31 "
P�I,ICE DEPARZT�ZENT: The Board approved the applications and bonds of
the following Special Police officers :
Esta Kennedy, 246 E. Pendel St. Sou�th Bend Lathe '�Vorks
James E. Rathfon, 634 N. 14iain St. " " '
Harold Fox, 415 E. lOth St. rdlishavra�a, " '
Ed�vard Blake, 228 Sycamore St. rr � .
Jacob P�i. Galbreath, R.F.D. #4 Box #46 rr
Chester Powe11, R.F.D. �2 Box �362 "
Robert 0. Knoblock, R.F,D. Granger rr -
Florian A. r�drotkiewic, 424 S. Kenmore, G�liver Farm Equip ment Co.
John J. DeKee, 2610 Prast Blvd.
and one copy of the commission for Walter Nowicki, 2706 Frederickson St.
Studebaker Local �5.
Chief Ingram tivas authorized to attend a meeting on plant pro�ection
at Purdue University, �uly 30th and 31st, 1942. '
FIRE DEPARTI'��ENT�: An application for appointment to the Fire Department
was received from Dareivood D. Kimble, 810 E. Tndiana Ave . This appli-
cation was ordered £iled.
trVEIGHTS & 1�ZEASURES: Charles J: Burns presented his report for the weeks
ending July 4th and llth, 1942.
Ther� being no further business to come before the Board, the meet-
in� adjourned at 12;10 P.T,?.
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' SPECIAL P�IEETING -- July 21, 1942
A special meeting of the Board of Public Safety tivas held on July
21, 1942 at 2:00 P. I�q. to consider the case of Ra1p� Bickel, fireman �
who was suspended cn July 5, 1942 by Chief DeVleeschower. '
ll�r. Bickel appeared before the members of the Board accompanied by
his attorney George Farage as counsel. After discussion of the charges
upon which his suspension T�vas based and upon consideration of the f acts,
the Board suspended T��r. Bickel for a period of thirty da�s, effective
commencing the date of suspension by the Chief of the Fire Department.
There being no further business to :icome before the Board, the meet-
ing adjourned at 2 :45 P.T+'�.
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