New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Will Demand
Enrigght Report
On 'o';ce Funds
Rep,bIira' Aldcrn'on #iu
seek a. Force Acs;on oss
E,eso'nsion Of i'erras1d
,; Fouaorrows Meeting
Tammany Opposes Move
Democrats. 1t Is Said. Nav
Attempt 10 Blame Crime
Wave on EN-Seryice Men

The story @ sn &.teElpt made by
TA,,,nanv 10 f0rcStall o. bury i raso-
lLtiou oa.lac vpoa Pol,cc Con,mis-
Sioner Fnright ior 8 report cn police
rnds. introduced twc wcets ayo IN .ne
board of Aldermen ny Alderman Al
eust lerranj. Republicans minority
,sader, may be .5,d cA ;hs iloor at the
derman Ferrand slid ycSterda. he was
determined TO bring the matter into
he open.
Alderman Ferrand's resolution was
referred to the Committee on Rules.
The resolution requested the Police
Commissioner to make q report to the
board on the dispo ositon CT all police
funds since Enright has been in Office.
After the Introduction Of the Ferrand
resolution. it is said that Mayor Hylan
took the matter up With Commissioner
Enright al 4 conference AZ the Mayors
office. Alderman William i. Collins.
majority leadey. cos.-errel with The
Police Commissioners. aad " o..t:os
w85 introduced ~ the NeNt meeting 81
lie board - Collins. reo stilr re
por: from Commissioners knriel. o..
arrests made for robbcres and o1..e1.
crimes during the last fev. moAshc.
Ex-Service Men Are Bianos,
No reference Was made in the Col
Inns resolution to the police FUNDS.
but it WAS intimated in the resolution
that the responsibility for the crime
wave might rest to large extent on
ex-service men. The Collins resolu-
ton called for g description and iden-
.ifcstion Of all men arrested in order
70 confirm or dispel the belief that
many ex-service men were involved.
Alderman Ferrand contends that ehe
collins resolution vas introduced 10
eed Of his own resoiu..oA.
According TO A'Gcr1.er ''erra.G. :,
derman Collins NeW n&s . ~epCr5 fro
NJ Police ConlMi ..ionQr -e.1r1'ir.s
cline conditions. ..-.6 also ne po.ice
unds. He has ptoniseu, according -
he Republicans leader, to ,urn the re-
port over to him, or TO report it out
at the meeting of the board Unless
t is reported out. the Republican mem
bers are expected TO try 10 force it out
at the next meeting. Alderman Fer
rand declared that they might be able
70 forestall his res solution. but that he
couldn't De prevented from making the
Enrght repor. rubiic if he obtained
t. or forcing the Democratic chairman
Of the committee 10 make it : sub; ct
u discussion. * se board NC .iu%.
Disposition Of rolicc FUNDS
co. re- 20 = io4al4e Co.i- ta
j. repoVf Doiis1 .lds iovs
- -,e We ~ps., sJsst o.
'ie -.d 80 ,ecs.t-> -r-.- t.'- ..T.t 1c-
=: e.. -ts 60. i.-l ase..
ssca g. 99 --...7cs 20 me poi-
assr,es ie reveipss .cc.: tne L..
20 F-n,e.. s-,cii.-:}Ie - zeal huu-
lred ,housand G.l-ars. nave becn
lrrcd go tle oe.lce rc - fuNei.
according TO ne alde rnan's intorma-
ton. The money collected tol. tie dis
carded project u police hospital.
which was said not to amount to mora
han 100000. also mas been added to
he police relief fund Commiss .oncr
snright IS understood to have reported
Alderman Ferrand has gwen ID anv
.dea that RS rass.Gjicl rrrs VII con-
ou- Of comm Zee. ie- iG.-re tiN9
engagemen- +. 0.51-.-ec -rhe'nc. 2n
a1.em1t is made {, .--, ms rrr.r',.
;epg-. rnde. c5.a4 49, t. .1-aon.
men max IL. .tJ..es. 81 - lr.--- -9.
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