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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/29/1943 Board of Public Safety Minutes 230 iv7EETITtG -- �:T�'�RCH 22, 1943 A regular meeting of the Boar•d of Public Safety �ras held on :�Zonda�, rllarch 22, 1943 at 10 :00 A. l;s. All members ;vere pre�ent. lrlinutes of the last meetin� �.�rere read and appro�;ed. Claims of the follovJing suppliers, in the amount of �'�242.13 tivere approved and ordered paid. Gity Hardtirare �, Paint � 1.�0 The T�icCaf�'ery Co. �. 1.94 City `�'later ';'�orks 145.00 Ernest Nelson 17 .00 '� 4. 09 Northern Tnd. Pub. Serv. 1.00 'r 1.g7 Office Supply & Equip. 1.00 Costello T�4fg. Co. 24.83 Radio Dist. Co. 24.99 Electronic Lab. Inc. 5.�3 `r�estern Union Tel. Co. .46 General 4utdoor fidv. Co. 7.50 Geo. �'Jyman Co. 3.23 Gibson Co. 2.29 " , FGLZCE DEPARTi,i�itT: Chief Ingra�n ti�ras present and matters pertaining to his depart�en� ��°Jere discussed. � Applic�tion for Special Police Officer �J�.s approved for Joseph B. Luzny, 1737 Prairie Ave. This application ti�aas ordered held for bond. The Board a�proved bonds for special police officers Harry D. Tricl�el, Raf Janorik and �"dilliam H. Stout. These bonds tivere ordered filed. FIRE DEPEiR'ITr?ENT: Chief DeVleescho�ler vJas present and matters pertain- ing to his department were discussed. An application for appointment to the Fire Departmen� vr�s receiveci from Ed��nund Dobski, 1215 ��'d. rdapier St. This application 1ras ordered i iled, ' '�`JEIGHTS w P��iE�SU�t?�'S: I,Ir. Chas. Burns, Sealer, filed his report for the ��re ek ending I�4ar ch 20, 19 43. ELECTRIC DEPk�.T�:?y TT: �,Zr. `�'lilliam Rualls v�ras present and r,latters per- taining to his department srere discussed. There' being no further business to cor,�e before the Board, the me�tin�; adjovrned at 11 :55 A. i;7. . TE T: C 'rman. . Cle - . • P��IEETING - P��arch 29, I943 A regular meeting of the Board oi Public Safety z�Jas held on �;Ionday� P�,Taxch 29 , 1943 a� 10;00 A.T4R. All mer:�bers of the Board tivere present. i�Iinutes of the last meeting were read an d ap�roved. Salary claims in the amount of �`s22,661.61 ti�lere approved and ordered paid. Glaims of the fol- loti�ring suppliers in the amount of �906.06 ti^rere approved and ordered paid. GoodSrear service �,�152.30 P�IcClave Printing Co . � 5?.50 Indiann. Bell Telephone .��0 �hio Oil �ompan� 74.10 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. .60 4hio Oil Company 499 .22 Indiana Be11 Telephone Co. .60 Peterson Battery Co. 10.50 Indian l�7otorcycle Sal es 1.25 River Par�� Lumb er Co. � 53.�_2 Inciian l,�otarc;�cle Sales 25.00 Schilling 1 s Inc. .50 T�ZcCa�'fery Co. 4.4�7 Schi�lling�s Inc. 6.50 Ernest Nelson ( Trans. ; 20.00 Ernie Triiller ( Trans. ) 20.Q0 POLICE DEPARTt�?ET�T; Upo,n motion dul�T 1�ade and seconded, the follovring resolution �vas made, RESOLVED: That, Chief Ingram having terrdored his resigna�ion to accept a position ��rith the United States Navy, his position ' 23 � as a member of the Police Department of the City of South Bend, is retained in accordance ti��ith the applicable statu�es of the Indiana State Larr. He tivas voted eight days pay, and gr�nted his annual vacation. The Board taok note of the fact that the �i.7ayor has appointed Capt. �lilli�r;l Hudak as acting chief, pending the return of Harry Everett, ��aho is appointed Chief of Police, but is a�tending the -school conducted b y the F.B.I. Actin� �hief fiudak v�as present at the meeting axid matters pertainin� ta his department vaere discussed. The fioard approved bonds f or speci�l police officers, John Florkovlski, Ha�rry Crandall, 4aJalter IJovricki and Frank Peters. These bonds yrere ordered filed. � _ F�RE DEPARTi;1Ei��1^: ChiEf DeUleeschotiJer ��aas present and rlatters pertaining to hirs departrien� .�rere discussed. . . . _ _ Ralph Arehart of the City Fire Dep�rtment, vras relieved of his .duties because oi ph�rsical disabilities, -as reporte& to the Board. Three letters ti^rere presented, one from I;�r. Asehart t s private physician, Dr. Alfred EZlison, one fro?� the City Phssician, Dr. E. V. Earr:ion and one from the physician of the riremen �s Pension Fund, i�,�r. Sensenich. This order, upon acceptance by the Firemens Pen,sion Fund, beco�es effective as oz April 15, 1943. • -Henry Bacl�gren having been called into service tilith the arr,ied forces oi the United States, is relieved from duty and granted a t«o vJeeks vaca�ion. He reserves all righ�s granted to him by latr as a r,iember of the said Depart- r.ient . . All ri�hts of the follot�rin� men, members of the Police and Fire Depart- ments, •rrho have been inducted into the arr.led forces of the United States, are hereb�T �ranted to them b� la�v, and are hereby reserved for them by the Board of Public :lorks and Safety; Harr� ',"dalterhouse Russell Hunt Richard Gi11en Fremont Len:ler Irving Grarns Richard Stickley Edt•aard Tioti,rak Russell "rIaripton George Allen Robert Seals Fred t,�iller Jar:ies Trevey AndrecJ �aly John Cra,�ford John Kasprzal� Richard Crush Leo �dlillia�:ns Donald t3etz ;'�lilliar:i K. Ingra,� Leo Anderson ��enneth 'r'�latt erson Henr�r Bacl.�rer. John Pilarslii . �'JEIGHTS A�,D �,IEASiIR�;S: 1,Tr. Charles 3urns, Cit;� Sealer, filed his report for the �•reek endin5 :��arch 27, 1943. EL•ECTRIC DEPA?T:,�y1�;T: ,,^:r. ';'Jillia~;i Qualls t�ras Fresent and �atters pertaining to his depart�ent :�rere d.iscussed. There bein� no further business to corne before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 11 :55 A.i�T, �`�TTEST: � Chair . , Cler i