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J fl Mn Salvation Army of Mass., Inc. Louis J. Reynolds George J. Robertson Dorothy Day Lappen Marie A. Miller James Phillips H. P. Hood & Sons D. F. Ross Harry Gee Edson A. Pero $finest C. Martin Eugene Derby Louis J. Reynolds Harriet L. Childs Colonial Garage, Inc. Junk Collector Auctioneer Sunday Sales n n tt n n n Overhanging sign u it The Chairman said that he had instructed Mr. Morse to handle the welfare cases as he saw fit until the next meeting. The Chairman said that Chief Sullivan wanted to know if he could order the new motorcycle for the Poltce Department so that it would be available for the 19th of April. The Motorcycle Clerk was instructed to advise the Chief that it would be Police Dept. all right for him to order the motorcycle, but not to order the cars. The Chairman said that on May 30th some 400 to 600 members of the U. S. Probation Officers Association were coming to Lexington for a meeting and luncheon in Cary Hall. He re- Use of quested approval of the use of the hall. Halls Mr. Potter moved that the Chairman's action be approved. Mr. Locke seconded the moti&n, and it was so voted. The Chairman said that he had received a letter from Mrs. Helen C. Whittemore requesting the privilege of renewing fire insurance policy in the sum of $3300.00 expiring April 21st through her office. Mrs. Whittemore said that she still- Fire Ins, owned property in the 'Town and planned to move back to Lex- Policy exp, ington on May lat. Mr. Rowse moved that the policy be renewed through Mrs. Whittemore, Mr. Locke seconded the motion, and it was so voted. A letter was received from Mr. Ira A. Rix requesting permission to sell pop corn bars in front of 1734 Mass. Ave. Permit to on April 19th, sell pop Mr. Sarano moved that the request be granted. Mr. Rowse corn bars seconded the motion, and it was so voted.