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In Re Civilian Defense Report In Re Minutes Joint 0utfall Sewer In Re Appointment Patrolman In Re Electric Signs In Re Taxicab Applications In Re Dance Application In Re Request Natl. Brotherhood of Service - Solicit Funds Trustee Haan, seconded by Dixon and carried, Clerk was instructed to advise him that due to traffic ~ongestion at 4th and Bush Sts.$ha$ Safeway parking lot at 1st and Main; Thrifty Drug Co. parking lot on E. 4th at Spurgeon or Baldwin Auto park at No. Broadway between 5th and 6th would be more preferable for this exhibit. 0n motion of Trustee Haan, seconded by Deckert and carried, report of S.L. Lowry, Coordinator Civilian Defense, dated Jan. 15, 1945, relative to disposition of medical supplies and other merchandise, was received and filed. On motion of Trustee Haan, seconded by Deckert and carried, minutes of meetings of Executive Board of Joint 0utfall Sewer, held at Anaheim, December 28th, 1944 and January 5th, 1945, were received and filed. On recommendation of the Chief of Police and on motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, the appointment of Irvin H. Rogge, as patrolman, effective January 19th, 1945, was approved. On motion of Trustee Dixon, seconded by Deckert and carried, application of Powell Neon Sign Co. to hang a neon sign for the C.S.O. at 114 So. Main St., was granted and sign ordered hung under supervision of Electrical Inspector. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, applications of Vincent B. Mitchell, Marion E. Frederick, J.H.Nicholson and Kelsey A. Woolever to drive taxicabs for the Broadway Cab Co., were granted and Clerk instructed to issue permits. ,, On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, application of Louis R. Acosta to conduct an invitational dance at the V.F.W. Hall, 5th and Broadway, Sunday, Feb. llth, was denied and Clerk instructed to advise Mr. Acosta of such action and future applicants to appear before the Council. Request of National Brotherhood of Service to hold its annual "Brotherhood Day" flower sale on Saturday, Feb. 17th in support of its free services to the blind and shut-i~sof the State, was read and on motion of Trustee Haan, seconded by Dixon and carried, the request was granted.