New Britain herald., 1930-09-03
TEACHERS ID ACT
 ON MAYORS FUND
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drive was in progress.
 If the teachers do not see their way to contributing to the fund, the school authorities have no right to penalize them"
 This attitude was also shared by Chairman King and it was voted to leave the matter with the teachert council, an organization represent. ing the faculties of every public school.
 Members of Council
 Harry Vessels is the president, Vincent Sala is vice president and Miss Caroline F. Stearns is secre- tary MT. Holmes and Miss Mary A. Campbell. supervisor of the elemen- tary schools, are ex-officio members of the council
 Following are the members of the council upon whom will rest the decision to support or reject the mayors plan: Senior High school, Principal Louis P. SIade, Edith A. Adams, Newell S. Ames Amy C.. Guilford, lone D. Proctor, Jesse D. Sallee, David B. Swift, Bertha K. Talon. Ernest F. Upham, Mildred G Weld; Central Junior High school. Principal William C. French. Anna M. Geissler, Walter F. Haley Caroline F. Stearns Nathan Hale Junior High school, Principal Harry Vessels, Dorothy Shapleigh, and Doris Rideout; Junior High school shops, Principal James H. Ginns Ethel l. Littlehales. Ruth M. Trp- per and Arthur F. Groth.
 Washington school Principal Mary A. Tormay and J. Irene Mo Hugh; Smalley school, Principal Vincent Sala, and Margaret Quinn; Elihu Burritt school, Principal Ray mond B. Searle and Catherine M. Egdn; Chamberlain school, Princi- pal Edward E. Weeks and Rose Hlmberg; Lincoln school, Principal Elsie M. Miles and Margaret Middle mass; Roosevelt school, Principal Edward E. Weeks and Grace Burns; Levi 0. Smith school, Principal Mary C. German and Elsie P. Gamerdinger; Bartlett school, Eileen Griffin; Northend school, Mabel Steele; Rockwell school, Mae C. Payne; Israel Putnam school, Alice Zevin; Walnut Hill school, Helen O'Brien; Benjamin Franklin school Principal Adele Bassett and Mary Stack.
 Bremen and Policemen Approve
 Commissioner Edward M. Pratt Will represent the police department at the mayors conference tomor- row, Chairman Edwin A. Parker pelng confined to his home by ill., ness, The weekly payroll of the po- lice department averaged sS5O0 and It is estimated that two per cent Of the salaries ind wages amounts to approximately s70. Over a period or thirteen weeks, covering Septem- Der, October and November, the payments into the proposed fund would total approximately s91O.
 Captain George J. Kelly, actinr chief of police, said today that every member of the department who was asked for an expression towards Mayor Quigley's proposal favored making the payments. A few are off duty because of vacation or illness and could not be reached The only policeman who was not favorable yesterday changed his stand last night.
 In the fire department, the week ly payroll is s397S53 when the to. tai strength of 99 officers and men IS included. Two per cent amounts to approximately $50 a week or slo4o for 13 weeks In the absence or Chief W. J. Noble, Second Deputv Chief M. T. Souney will attend the conference, and Chairman E. G, HJerpe of the board of fire commits sloners will also take part. The fire department was reported today 10 Ut idVorable to the mayors plan.
 Other City Departments
 Only small fraction of those en- ployed by the board of public works are on salaries, the greater number pelng men who are given pick and shoVel work in alternating weeks. Office employees. engineers and fore men are paid salaries which total S4o,6SS in three months and their share will be SS13.76
 In the health department the pav- roll Is comparatively small. Two per cent of the amount budgeted for salaries in a three months period is S14160.
 The welfare department which has less than dozen salaried employees pays S5,5SS each quarter Two per cent Of this amount is S71.-6. In the garage commission the three months salary list is s96o, win sl9.2o representing the amount which will go into the fund.
 general government salary lists including city officials and munici- pal building employees whose depart ments receive no direct appropria- tlon, total s22,956. Two per cent will make S459.12. The water de- partment's share is $312 on a salary list totaling s15,6OO for three months.