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Page 52 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April- May, 1957
Gentlemen:
We are interested in securing a new
Chief of Police and thought you might
assist.
If you have a place for ads for police
personnel, kindly place the following ad:
POLICE CHIEF—Delano, California,
(pop. 10,328) invites applications from
qualified persons with minimum of ten
years experience in California law enforcement
agency, including at least three years
as sergeant or above with progressively
increasing responsibility. Salary range—
$590.00 to $660.00. Submit applications
to City Clerk, 1118 Jefferson Street, Delano,
California.
Thank you. Yours very truly,
Fay C. Short, City Clerk
Delano, California
Editor:
As an old buddy of the now Sheriff,
when he was in the California Highway
Patrol, I sure was tickled to see your magazine
do him honor in the issue before
me. He's a great guy.
(Sgd.) Sgt. J.S.C.
Sacramento
Name withheld on request
(EDITOR'S NOTE: He's referring to the
man on the front cover of the current
issue, Sheriff Dave Menary of Mann
County.)
WILLIAM F.
PETERS
458 SOUTH SPRING STREET
Los Angeles, California
E. E. B.
DRIVE CAUTIOUSLY AND SAVE A LIFE
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA
LETTERSa4fr EDITOR
TO THE
The Editor:
Please send me a copy of your magazine
containing the handwriting story by Dr.
K. K. Golson. Kay Wooley
San Francisco
Dear Sir:
Kindly send me a copy of the March
issue. I like the steam auto races story on
Page 38. Paul R. Douglas
Vancouver, Wash.
Editor:
You sure rang the bell in your description
of the way "Dutch" Flohr runs the
Santa Rosa Police Department. I think we
people up here have one of the best in
the business. Maxwell MacMillan
Santa Rosa
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Hey Editor:
Too bad you didn't print the names and
addresses of those "Chicks" on Page 9
of the February-March JOURNAL. Certainly
proves that Petaluma grows a lot
of chickens without real feathers.
Envious
San Bernardino
Oscar Hedlund
Lumber Co.
Douglas Fir
Western Hemlock
Sugar Pine
Ponderosa Pine
Oroville, Calif.
ROBERT C.
KIRK WOOD
State Controller