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In Re E. R. Skaggs Termination of Employment In Re Jack E. Patmor Termination of Employment In Re Pacific Electric Ry. Co. Franchise check In Re Petition E. Washington Ave. In Re Sound Truck License Truck Drivers Local 692 not draw any pay from the City until he returns to active duty in the Fire Department, as a classified employee. On motion of Trustee Kelsey, seconded by Yost and carried, communication from Biv~i S~e$ Board stating that six months leave of absence period of E. R. Skaggs, from April 1, 1941, has expired, was received and filed and upon recommendation of the Civil Service Board the name of E. R. Skaggs was ordered stricken from the personnel records of the City. On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Yost and carried, communication from Civil Service Board stating that Jack E. Patmor failed to comply with rules and regulations covering application for leave of absence, was received and filed and upon recommendation of the Civil Service Board the name of Jack E. Patmor was ordered stricken from the personnel records of the City. On motion of T~ustee Smith, seconded by Kelsey and carried, con,audition from Pacific Electric Ry. Co. showing certified statement of amount due the City under franchise Ordinance No..381 for year ending November V, 1941, together with voucher No. 100223, in amount of $226.61, was received and referred to the Auditor for checking and Clerk instructed to deposit voucher. On motion of Trustee Kelsey, seconded by Yost and carried, the petition of residents owning property abutting on East Washington Ave. relative to heavy truck traffic on this street, was received and referred to Department of Public Ways with instructions to investigate this matter and attem in some manner to alleviate the difficulty which exists, with power to act to improve conditions. Wm. H. Carter, Exe~bive Secretary of Citizens Association appeared before the Council requesting revocation of license Qn sound truck operated by Truck Drivers Local 692, in situation at otto Haan's Automobile Agency, at 505 South Main St. due to numerous alleged infractions of traffic regulations and intimidating remarks made to employees and members of employee's families of Otto Haan's. B.J.MacMullen stated he would favor repeal of the Sound Truck Ordinance if it would correct the existing condition~ even though it would involve a financial loss to him. On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Yost and carried, matter was referred to the Department of Public Safety with instructions that a full investigation be made and to report back at next meeting of the Council.