The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1920, Page 16

“DISGRUNTLED COP ASK OVERTIME PAY _—— er ee 2 apes eae ee _ FOR WARTIME WORK Will Present Grle Grievances to Hylan—Dr. Day Says They’re Right. About 150 patrolmen of the New _ York Poliee Department are very angry these days because they have not been reimbursed, they say, either, in time or money, for the extra hours of duty imposed on them whem each Served about 250 hours’ overtime in the various army food saies stations during last summer and earty fall. ‘The cops, for obvious reasons, are not keen about publicly declaring their grievances, but they have ap- pointed a spokesman to get the ear of Mayor Hylan and tell him how the bruecoats feel. The men say they were promised | sorts of things, ranging from bonuses to overtime wages, for no! only guarding but handling the enor- mous quantities of foodstuffs dis- posed of at the army sales stations. kets, and the doctor does not deny it, Fe called the meeting ato disinterested” the PRINCETON DAY y A NATIONAL EVENT Former University Men to Gather in Other Cities at Same Time as Dedication. Alumnt Day, Feb, 21, will be unique in the history of Princeton, aceording | to plans made public yesterday, Not only will graduation exercises be held for the men leaving in Fobruary, but | President Hibben has suggested the day be set aside as Princeton Memorial Day, throughout the country, Gatherings are to be held in every town and village where there are two or more Princeton men simultaneously with the dedicatory exercises of the Memorial Hall in Nas- eau Hall at 5.30 P.M, Franklin D’Olier ‘98, Commander of the American Legion, will be the speaker ut the memorial service, In- cluded in the exercises is the observa- | tion of a moment's silence, to be ob- | served at tne mame tine ail over the | | the ning: for men trom the classe Of 1918 and 1919 whe entered the service and returned to complete their courses. | a , & non-partisan organization, is arranging a mass meet-| ing to be held at 8.80 o'clock Friday | night in the Morris High School, 166th Street and Boston Road, to determine the sentiment of the community re- garding Rd suspension of the Bor Halist | citizens w Officials, whose names have not been Gtecloses, will, speak, ue said to-day to an Evening World porter who asked him If it was true | thet it isn't apes pigs if the polloemen | now disappointed. Dr. Day explained that the told the | Policeman: as he also told other city employees! who helped out in the emergency, that they would be re- membered for their extra duty. It seems that most of the civil employ ees have been given extra yatcationh but the cops have been forgotter * Dr. Day says their grievance just one. ‘He attributes the fadure . O'Malley, now Com: sioner of Markets; Commissioner. of Bosounts David Hirshfield and Mayor . rer, that} saies he’ Gid pay some of the pollcamen eime and a half for duty performed over the regular eight hours. “The policemen have my eympathy,” r, Day; “but their grievance, while a just one, is not now boast my control.” @ doctor said he had 6 the polfeemen bonuses after Me Hylan had acquiesced in his fi a4 tion to pay them out of the Lang funds from the sales of the sales of the foodetufts, NO COATS FOR EX- OR EX-PRISONERS Saye Soldiers Released in Winter's Cold Are Seantily Clad, Following complaints by Mise Piza- beth B. 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