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The next order of business was thematter of Overtime and H o ii d a ychecks. After a long discussion the following program was adopted for presentation at the membership meeting:1) Seek legal counsel and ascertainour rights under the Charter:2) Pass a resolution stating our case;3) Take our complaint to the administration and4) Seek newspaper support.Committees were appointed to act inthis matter if approved by the membership at the meeting.Sheriff's RequestThe Sheriffs' Association wants toaffiliate with this Association. TheBoard felt that when they petition formembership the matter may he actedupon.The. Board minutes were acted uponas follows:The amount to be put toward thefluctuating retirement survey is 32.Some of the employee groups have notput up their money as yet and it wasfelt that in order to get the survey going we could advance the money fromthe Legislative Fund.Funds for AmendmentM/ 5 that 32 to be borrowed fromthe Legislative Fund and used for theFluctuating Retirement Amendment.Passed.MS that the program for Overtimeand Holiday pay proposed by theBoard of Directors be adopted exceptGranz & Ermannfor the newspaper publicity. Passed.COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGSCommittee ReportsModern and ProvincialLegislative Committee (Dolan): A489 HAIGHT ST.HEmlock 1-5567residence requirement ordinance wasDiscounts up to 30Y to City Employeessubmitted to the Board of Supervisorswhichwould extend the moratorium onAUTOMOTIVEthe residence question until September30th.THE SAFETY HOUSE, Inc.Since it takes about 3 or 4 months toORdway 3-350get a residence request heard before theRetirement Board an ordinance is be982 POST STREETing drafted which would allow theSecretary of the Retirement System toCompliments ofdecide residence eases rather than havethem go before the Board. At this timeFAIR OAKS GROCERYit is not known whether or not it willJAMES GIN GONGpassLegislation Proposed3649 - 23rd St.MI 7-9861Dolan, Bill Love j oy of Oakland andEd Davis of Los Angeles met withCOLONIAL RESTAURANTState Senator J. Eugene McAteer aboutlegislation which would make assault& FOUNTAINing a uniformed police officer a separate and more serious offense.3408 MISSIONAn interim committee will meet inSan Francisco in the fall and this matter will he placed before it.If any of the members of this Association have ideas for proposed legisSOUTH PACIFIClation they should be submitted to theSecretary at Potrero Station.95 MARKET STREETWelfare Committee (McGovern):The Welfare Committee will meet todiscuss a contribution to the CancerFund.False Arrest550 KEARNEYFalse Arrest Committee (Ttboni):The financial situation indicates that inGA 1-4800April of 199 there was a balance of 4,000 in the Treasury and in Julytherewas 700. This year in MarchKERK'S T.V.there was 7,000 and at the same rateof dispersement there should be about314 EXCELSIOR 3,000 in July.JU 4-2991If the Association wanted to set aside(Continued on Page 6)J B. HaggertyMILLER. & LUXMAY-JUNE, 1960Want a LOAN?B e ne ficial likes to sayYES!Proof: We said "Yes" to overTwo Million last yearPersonal-ized Loans 25 to 2500on Auto, Furniture or SalaryBENEFICIALFINANCE CO.Affiliated BENEFICIALOffices in San Francisco AreaSan Francisco Branches 830 Market Street, GArfield 1-2500 681 Market Street, EXbrook 2-6002 2733 Mission Street, VAlencia 4-7041 5524 Geary Blvd., SKyline 1-3266 4653 Mission Street, JUniper 6-1656ComplimentsofSHELL OILCOMPANY.100 Bush StreetComplimentsTOM and FRANKCHERRIO CORNER HOUSECalifornia and Polk StreetsGR. 4-0997

ELECT THE BEST!Minutes of Police Assn.THOMAS R. (TOM)(Continued from Page 5)DOLANAssemblyman 19th District(Pd. Pot. Adv.)BEST OF LUCK TO THEP.A.L.Barrett ConstructionCo.1800 Evans Ave.Best Wishes toThe San FranciscoPolice Officers' Associationand the P.A.L.—P. W. & Co.Pacific CoastMeat Co.Wholesale MeatsEXbrook 7-5044757 Bryant StreetAL LATINIPittsburgh TestingLaboratory.Mit could be used for a False Arrest and Civil Liability Fund.An ordinance has been drafted bySupervisor Zirpoli but Section 355½of the Charter provides a basis for opposition by the Municipal Conference.This section concerns basic compensation. The City Attorney's Office is stillconsidering the legality of the City providing insurance for us. M/S that thematter be tabled until next meeting.Passed.Civil LiabilityThe recent collection for the settlement of a civil liability totaled 548.50.Brother Wright thanked the members of the Association for the helpgiven to him.Association CoverageA committee to study the matter ofcivil liability coverage by the Association was appointed. Tiboni, Chair'man, Thulander and Wright.Retirement Committee (Dolan): Reported good success so far. There are25 cases pending at this time.Police - Fire Committee (Weiner):Fluctuating retirement appropriation of 325 by each organization but since weare most concerned it was wise for usto put up the remainder of the moneyto get the survey going.Blood Bank Committee (Vogelsang):219 units on hand.New BusinessThere should be one retirement dinner a year which would be given forall of the men who retired during thepast year. Report to be given at thenext meeting.Good of the OrderMen who become disabled or diefrom service connected injuries are heroes who are deserving of as muchcredit as the men who are shot or disabled under more "glamorous" circumstances and should be honored as highly. This Association should have anhonor roll.Meeting adjourned in honor of ourdeparted brothers at 10:30 P.M.Respectfully submitted,Peter C. GardnerSecretary 2,500BEST WISHESfromJohn A. BusterudAssemblyman 22nd District(Pd. Pot. Adv.)Roberts BrothersFurs231POST STREET130 MAIDEN LANESAN FRANCISCOCompliments ofBarry O'Neill andDiercksINSURANCEDOuglas 2-2663256MONTGOMERY STREETS. F. FFJDIR.ALSAYINGS & LOAN ASSN.SAVINGS4/2InsuredSafeChinatown BranchGRANT AVENUETelephone GArfield 1-5421-2-31040COFFEE SHOPCompliments ofandH AND B CONCRETESPECIALTIESSTEAK HOUSE651 HOWARD ST.SAN FRANCISCOVAlencia 4-92141580 WALLACE STREETAlways OpenGeary at MasonSAN FRANCISCO POLICE

RODGERS CORNERJim and George Rodgers, your hostsFine Food - Cocktails - Packaged LiquorsThe Finest Collection of Fight Pictureson Display Anywhere690 THIRD STREETYUkon 2-3310Our compliments to theSan Francisco Police Officers' Assn.and their Police Athletic LeagueSTAUFFER CHEMICAL CO.636 CaliforniaHOTEL SHAW1112 MARKET at McALLISTERThe public and the right to own a gunBy Peter GardnerOne of the original rights of American citizens is the right to bear arms.One of the original sports in this country is hunting. One of the more popularsports today is target shooting.Since these facts are true the rightto own guns will be a source of contraversy unt:l the end of time.Proper Plan NecessaryBecause organizations like the National Rifle Association and all typesof hunting and fishing clubs will go allout to defeat any restrictive legislationon the possession of guns it might behoove law enforecement to seek lawswhich would make the use of a gun inany crime cotcrminus with a long andmandatory prison sentence.Such laws would satisfy legitimategun lovers and punish illegitimate gunusers.Restrictions Inadequatevolvement of a deadly weapon areworkable but the use of firearms inany crime (even down to displayingthem in a threatening manner) shouldcarry a much more severe penalty.Separate OffenseHeavy prison sentences which aresure and swift would curtail the use ofguns by criminals, regardless of the circumstances of the original offence. Inother words use of a gun for any illegal purpose would put a man in jailbecause it would represent a separateoffense.By lobbying for such laws, the members of the law enforcement profession could make a substantial contribution to the community as well as totheir chosen field."JVieboldt's"Memorial ChapelsAs it now stands people who wishto buy guns for proper purposes havesome difficulty, such as registering anda cooling-off period. On the other handall manner of thugs and hoods are ableto get them with almost no trouble inspite of any restrictions.Crimes like burglary which can become first degree because of the in-835 VALENCIA ST. AT 2-3200MATSONFOUCAR RAY &SIMONSince 1852NavigationCompanySHELBY TUBINGSeamless and Welded - ColdFinished Bars - Leaded SteelsCarbon - Hot Rolled Bars - AlloysCold Rolled Sheets - Drill RodsSpring Steel - Sheet Tool SteelMerchant SteelsEXbrook 2-5975175 TOWNSEND STREETAll Rooms With BathFree Radio & RCA-TVRates From 5.00Phone HEmlock 1-1376G)Hawaii-Samoa-Fiji-TahitiNew Zealand Australia215 Market St.2 Convenient San FranciscoLocationsDIvIsADER0 ST. AT POST(Main Establishment)EDWARD HILL JR.AND ASSOCIATESFUNERAL DIRECTORSMarie Wieboldt RonnigerPaul MassonVineyardsSaratoga, CaliforniaWine - Champagne - BrandyMarket Street7iffilEConsulting Electrical and(Near Junipero Serra Blvd.)Television and RadioCoffee Shop in ConnectionMechanical EngineersApproved: AAA & Duncan HinesN. Gray & Co.166 Geary Street GArfield 1-3955Since 1859(San Francisco's Oldest FuneralDirectors)MArket 1-6771701 MARKET STREETEWARD HILL, JR.Corner Market & Valencia StreetsMechanical EngineerWithin Walking Distance ofDowntown19TH AVE.MAY-JUNE, 1960AT SARGENT ST.7

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONSPEACE OFFICERS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC.: Captain Gene Muehleisen, president; Vice Presidents, Officer Benson, El Cajon Police Department; Detective 'Ted Bell, Chula VistaPolice Department; Detective Milton Hunter, National City Police Department; Officer John Sams, San Diego Police Department, secretary-treasurer.PORAC Bay Area Officers: Harry Holliway, Richmond Police Department, president. Vice Presidents: Patrick O'Connell,Oakland Police Department; Ivan Commons,San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department;William Plantz, Berkeley Police Department.Board of Directors: Larry Waldt, AlamedaCounty Sheriff's Department; Peter C. Gardner, San Francisco Police Department: Nicholas N. Galousin, San Francisco Police Department. Secretary-Treasurer: Nicholas N.Galousin, San Francisco Police Department.LOS ANGELES PORAC OFFICERS:Rollie Caffey, Pomona Police Department,president. Vice Presidents: Al Bolsta, Ontario Police Department; Harry Dean, Redonda Beach Police Department: HaroldBrennan, Burbank Police Department. Gourney Turner, Los Angeles Police Department.secretary. Art Winters, Monterey Park Police Department, treasurer. James Wilson.Alhambra Police Department, recording secretary. Ted Sommerville, Pomona PoliceDepartment, sergeant at arms.SAN DIEGO PORAC OFFICERS: Cap'tain Gene Muehleisen, San Diego Police Department, president.POLICE POST 456, AMERICAN LEGION, San Francisco: Stanley Scheld, commander; Robert Wren, first vice commander;Donald Carlson, second vice commander;William Forest, sergeant at arms; John Payne,finance officer; Harry Beare, adjutant.MEMBER SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCEBest WishesMandarin FashionsFromMandarin Blouses - Jackets - CoatsKimonos - Pajamas - Coolie SuitsSilks - Linen - JewelryJade - Ivory - Porcelain - BrassPewter - Teakwood FurnitureUNITED TOWING CO.NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF POLICE ASSOCIATIONS: President, Theo,d

rumor that our attorney in the longev-ity matter is responsible for the delay is not true. There is a 90-day delay because of the change of attorneys. Judge McAtec is the attorney for the Municipal Conference and has ap pealed the case. The fluctuating retirement amend-ment is going according to schedule. An actuarial survey is needed at a ccst .