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500 City Council met in regular session. Meeting called to order by Mayor Hoffman. Present: Trustees Dale G. Deckert, W. Eugene Dixon, Otto R. Haan, W.J. Cheney, Asa Hoffman. Absent: Trustees None. The Clerk commenced the reading of the Minutes and each member of the City Council having received copies of the Minutes of September §th and 8th, 194A, further reading of the Minutes was dispensed with and approved on motion of Trustee Cheney, seconded by Deckert and carried. Council Chambers Santa Ana City Hall. September 18th, 1944. In Re Communication Boy Scouts of America. In Re Com~nunication Jr. Cham. of Commerce. In Re Meetin$ for Post War Planning. In Re Electric Sign. In Re Benefit Dance Lady of Gua~alupe Church. In Re Taxicab Application. 7:50 P.M. On motion of Trustee Haan, seconded by Cheney and carried, the communication of R. C. Canpbell, Ass,t. Scout Execu- tive, expressing appreciation for the use of the City Council Chambers on the night of September llth, was received and filed. . Communication from the Santa Ana Junior Chamber of Commerce was read, advising t~at their organization was in full accord and agreement with the resolution presented by the Citizens' Charter Fact Finding Committee on the proposed City Charter for the City of Santa Ans. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, the commu- nication was received and filed. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and car- ried, the Mayor was authorized to concede to the request of the Planning Commission to hold Joint meetings of the various public bodies in Ssnta Ana together wi th the Orange County Planning Commission to discuss Post War Planning. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and car- ried, the application of the Powell Neon Sign Company to hang an electric sign for Dr. Herman Bassler's Rest Home at lO18 N. Broadway, back of the property line, was granted under supervision of the Electrical Inspector. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Haan and carried, the application of Rev. J. N. Santiago to hold a public dance at the V.F.W. Hall, on the night of October 6th, for the benefit of the Lady of Guadalupe Church, was granted providing approval is secured from the Chief of Police. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and car- ried, the application of Paul Musch to dr~ve a taxicab for the Broadway Cab Company, was granted and license ordered issued.