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In Re Monthly Report In Re Dance Application Jr.Woman's Club In Re Request for Religious Parade Rev. P.Ganuza In Re Minutes Joint Outfall Sewer Board In Re Cormnunications Civil Service Commission Relative status certain employees and sick leave In Re 'Franchise Check P.E.Ry. Co. 419 On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Haan and carried, the monthly report of the Police Department, together with Juvenile Bureau Report, for the month of October, 1943, was received and filed. Request of Hattie B. Wall, Vice Pres. Jr. Woman's Club, requesting permission to conduct a public dance Nov. 19th, 1943, at the I.O.O.F.Hall, 309~ No. Main St., w~s read and on motion of Trustee Haan, seconded by Cheney and carried, the request to conduct this public dance was granted provided the approval of the Fire Chief is obtained. A motion was made by Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney that the request of Rev. P. Ganuza~ of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church to conduct a religious parade in the neighborhood of the Church on Sund~y afternoon, at 3 P.M., December 8th, 1943, setting forth the route of the parade, was referred to the Chief of Police with power to act. the motion An amendment to / ~as made by Trustee Dixon, seconded by Haan and carried, that permission be granted to hold this religious parade with the approval of the Chief of Police. The motion was voted upon and carried. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried, the Minutes of the Executive Board of the Joint Outfall Sewer meeting held November 4th, 1943, were received and filed. The City Attorney desired to go on record stating that he would not attend the Joint Outfall Sewer Board Meetings unless employed by the Board and compensated for his services. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, communications from Phil M. Brown, Secy. Civil Service Commission, and opinions of the City Attorney attached thereto, relative to status of Georgina Anderson and Elizabeth Leland, emergency employees of the Police Department, stating that they are uot entitle to any different rating or the suggested salaries, and stating that after twenty weeks sick leave of a Civil Service employee no further compensation would be paid while an employee is absent from duty, were received and filed. On motion of Trustee Haan, seconded by Cheney and carried, check of the Pacific Electric Railway Company, in the amount of $487.40 covering franchise under