Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1936 — Page 7

FEB. 4,193 C.

KERN BELIEVES IN MERIT PLAN FOR CITY JOBS Mayor, Visiting in Florida, Says He Won’t Seek Re-election. "I believe the merit system of appointment and reward for police and Are departments is workable anywhere. In our case it has taken graft and corruption out of the two

departments and raised the standard of personnel." This statement was made recently by Mayor Kern in an interview with a Miami newspaper. Mayor Kern rested there last week, returning to Indianapolis today. Saying that new blood is needed to take the "rottenness” out of politics the Mayor declared that “poli-

Mayor Kern

tics too long has been synonymous with skullduggery. It’s up to the new crop of politicians to see that politics regains its lost dignity.” The Mayor said in the interview that he would not seek a second term as mayor, as he prefers judicial to administrative work. He indicated that President Rosevelt is considering him for appointment to the Federal Bench and that he probably would accept such an offer. He declined to comment on national politics, in the interview, and explained, “President Roosevelt needs no defense from me. I’m certain he will be re-elected, and I know he will carry Indiana easily.” HAMMOND MAN ADMITS RELIEF ORDER FORGERY Four Other Defendants Deny Complicity in Misappropriation. By United Press CROWN POINT, Ind., Feb. 4 Frank Kroncke, 27, Hammond, pleaded guilty before Judge William J. Murray in Criminal ’Court yesterday to charges of misappropriating funds from the office of North Township Trustee John Mehan. Four other defendants, Adin S Nordyke, Nick Sharry and Stanley Kolando, Hammond grocers, and Ray J. Homrick, pleaded not guilty. Kroncke, a former government register clerk in Mr. Mehan’s relief headquarters, admitted forging several relief grocery order claims. LOCAL ARTISTS JUDGE Turkey Run to Exhibit 200 Photos in First Amateur Show. Timex Special MARSHALL, Ind., Feb. 4.—Hillary Bailey and Herman A. Scherrer, Indianapolis, are to be judges in the first annual Turkey Run amateur photographic contest here Sunday. W. C. W°st, Chicago, will also act as judge and Richard Henry Little, Chicago columnist and sponsor of the contest, will be present. More than 200 pictures are to be exhibited. Deficiency Bilf Goes to Senate By United Pres* WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Trie House sent the deficiency appropriation bill, carrying funds for the Social Security Board and other agencies, to conference with the Senate today. Minor differences must be adjusted.

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George Binger (above) today too!, over his duties as advertising director of Wm. H. Block Cos. Mr. Binger formerly held the post with the local store, leaving more than a year ago to hold a similar position with the Boston store, Milwaukee. COUNTY DEMOCRATS INDORSE M'KINNEY Dinner for Sixty Approves Former HOLC Head. Speeches indorsing the gubernatorial candidacy of E. Kirk McKinney were made last night by members of the Marion County Democratic organization at a dinner at the Claypool for which Mr. and Mrs. McKinney were hosts. Approximately 60 members of the organization attended, including County Chairman Walter Boetcher, James Deery, Twelfth District chairman; Mrs. Albert Losche, Twelfth District vice chairman;' Mrs. John Bingham, county vice chairman; Henry O. Goett, county committee treasurer, and Joseph McNamara, county committee secretary. Others were ward chairmen and vice chairmen and township chairmen and vice chairmen. Former Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, McKinney supporter, was the only person attending who is not a member of the county organization. The organization recently gave formal indorsemetn to Mr. McKinney’s candidacy in the Democrtic state convention in June.

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