Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1935 — Page 13

APRIL 15, 1935

CO-OPERATION OF CITIZENS IS ASKED BY KERN Closer Relations With City Officials Urged in Kiwanis Talk. A plea for closer co-operation between citizens of Indianapolis and the municipal officials was made by Mayot John W. Kern at a luncheon of the Kiwanis Club yesterday. Mayor Kern declared that the problems of city government were constantly growing more complex because of the increasing technicalities of modern life and because of the nece'-sarily closer co-ordination of the city with the state and national g>.ernments. In order to handle these problems successfully, the mayor said, it is necessary for the head of a municipal government to surround hlmself with expert advisers trained in their respective fields. “We must do this,’’ Mayor Kern declared, "berause in most cases, due to our American political system. a man elertrd to an important executive position is, like myself, an amateur. I feel that I have done this in the appointment of my own official famiiy.’’ Members of the mayoral cabinet present at the luncheon meeting were Walter C. Boetcher, city controller; Henry B Steeg, city engineer, and Theodore H, Dammeyer. Safety Board president. Mayor Kern was Introduced by Atty. Gen. Philip Lutz Jr., program chairman. Arrangements for the club’s May Day party and for the Kiwanis International convention to be held at San Antonio. Tex, next month, were outlined at the meeting. NEWSPAPER EDITORS GATHER IN CAPITAL “Off the Record’’ Meeting to Be Held With Roosevelt. B'J f/nittd Prrnu WASHINGTON, April 18.—The American Society of Newspaper Editors meets today in its 11th annual convention for a three-day discussion of editorial problems and national and world affairs. Following the opening address by Grove Patterson, managing editor of the Toledo Blade and president of the society, members will devote an afternoon session to discussion of “the conflict between the important and the interesting in newspapers.” Tonight they will have an “off-the-record” meeting with President Roosevelt. Roy W. Howard of the ScrippsHoward newspapers will lead a discussion tomorrow on “The News and Pictures—Cameras and Reporters.”

GAY ‘BLACK FOREST’ LIFE TO BE RECALLED Natives of Swabia to Hold Easter Ball on Saturday Night. The gay social life of German Swabia in the beautiful Black Forest region will be revived Saturday night at the Indianapolis Schwabenverein (Club Swabia* Easter ball in Liederkranz Hall, 1417 E. Washing-ton-st. The club was founded here In 1868 and is a beneficial society whose members are natives of Swabia. The Swabians are noted for their gavety and “Gemuelichkeit.” Fritz Wetzel Is president of the club. Charles Wetzel is dance chairman. SEEKS PRESIDENT'S JOB 71-Year-Old Former Actor Enters 1036 Elections. By I'nitfd I'rm* WELLINGTON, Kas.. April 18.— Col. Henry Roser, 7i-year-old former Hollywood character actor, was a candidate for President today on a platfornt emphasizing the Townsend old-age pension plan. Col. Roser was one of the founders of the Liberty party which offered presidential tickets from 1896 to 1904.

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PASSOVER RITES ARE HELD HERE Services in Commemoration of Exodus From Egypt Are Conducted. Passover was observed today in Indianapolis with services conducted by Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Temple, 10th and Delawarests. “Freedom at the Cross-roads’’ was the subject of Dr. Feuerlicht s sermon. Tonight a communal Seder .Passover feast) will be held by the Temple Sisterhood and Temple Brotherhood at the Broadmoor Country Club. Dr. Feuerlicht will speak at the Temple's regular services tomorrow night on “Passover and Easter.” The celebration of Passover began at sundown last night and will continue In the orthodox Jewish circles for eight days and in reform circles for seven days. Sendees were held last night by Rabbi Elias Charry at the Beth-El

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