Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 248, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1933 — Page 15

FEB. 24, 1033

ROOSEVELT AND FARLEY TOIL ON PATRONAGE LIST Settle Down to Decide on Awarding of Choice Political Plums. BY FREDERIC K A. STORM I nitfd Pre** Staff Correspondent ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 24—Presi-dent-Elect Franklin Roosevelt, who has ignored political and geographical factors to an unusual degree in selecting his cabinet, is ready now to recognize the practical political requirements inherent in the dispensing of patronage. He settled down today for the first of a series of conferences with James A. Farley, national Democratic chairman, and as such, chief patronage dispenser, to decide awards of plums to loyal partiworkers. Commission chairmanships, positions in the “little cabinet” of assistants to cabinet members, and important postmasterships were discussed. The President-elect had his own patronage list and Farley had one laboriously prepared after his meetings with political leaders in Miami while Mr. Roosevelt was yachting. The two men, long associated in New York politics, set" out to reconcile the two lists. It was reported authoritatively that the cabinet lineup which came from Washington forty-eight hours ago, and which included the names of Dan Roper of South Carolina for secretary of commerce, and Harold Ickes of Chicago for secretary of the interior, was authentic. This list, which included George H. Dern, former Governor of Utah for secretary of war, a selection confirmed at Hyde Park by Mr. Roosevelt Thursday, will receive the official approval of the Presidentelect within the week, it was believed. FOUR. TAKEN IN NORTH SIDE RAID, ARE FREED Vagrancy Charges Against Two Men and Two Women Dismissed. On recommendation of police, Municipal Judge William H. Sheaffer Thursday dismissed vagrancy charges against two men and two women arrested last monht following a raid on a house at Fifty-ninth street and Keystone avenue. A large quantity of silk women's clothing, alleged home brew, and other kinds of merchandise were found by police in the raid on the Keystone avenue house and another on Shannon avenue. Those freed are Rozella Todd, 21, of 1546 Shannon avenue; Fay Gates, Bedford, Ind.; Charles Link and Gaylord Harrod. Harrod was ar-

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SENATE PROVES CLAIM THAT IT CANJT SAVE Trims $33,000 Off of Own Expenses, Then Votes $42,000 More Costs. By United Prr** WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.—The senate has given tangible proof of its members' recent admission that it can not economise. It agreed Thursday to trim $33,000 from its own expenses by abolishing the positions of eight doorkeepers, eliminating superfluous messengers, and reducing salaries of other employes. Then it nullified the saving byadding $42,000 to funds for the law library, the legislative reference service, and for repairing the roof of the senate office building. The economies aid not touch the senate barber shop, the Turkish baths or the expensive mineral waters with w-hich senate orators cool their throats. Some senators had talked of cutting down or; these widely criticised items, but they were absent when the $16,000,000 legislative appropriation bill was passed after a twentyminute debate. Earlier the senate passed the

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