Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1952 — Page 9

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Half GOP Ward Chiefs on Payroll

By JOHN V. WILSON ' (spoils” attitude is not unique with do the work, so it might as well

One of every two Republican|/the GOP, however. Although Re- be a ward chairman.”

ward chairmen in Marion County|go7icTns CORtFol Mirtually all of- Aer All... is listed on the public payroll. |set-up existed under Democratic| Another Smeal Sxplamed: the This political patronage at City|administrations. fob, they're entitled to it. And, Hall, County Courthouse and) One GOP elected official Justi-i2 eter all, they've worked for the township ities takes §1534 aiid the hiring af party leaders , oi.’ of the party.” week from taxpayers. on se grounds: | ‘ i The “to the victor belongs “ meo Of 48 GOP ward chairmen, 25 — tne We have to get a0 pe 2 hold political jobs. Their comg {bined salaries total $79,803.33 a year. | Highest paid are Harry B. Alford, eounty recorder and Second Ward cochairman, and Frank Haupt, who doubles as city attorney and 10th Ward chairman.

{Each receives $6000 a year, | Strangely enough, Prosecutor! (Fairchild is “boss” to Bixth Ward! lchairmen—the highest concentra-| ition of party leaders in any one F (office. 4! Mr. Fairchild won election against the regular GOP organ-i ization. Political observers in-| terpret this patronage as a harmony move. The Lists Heading the ward chairmen in! {4 [the prosecutor’s\office is his chief ideputy and law partner, Floyd " |Mannon. Pike Township GOP “ws (Chairman, his annual pay is!

BIG THREE IN GOP—Sen. Homer E. Capehart, State Chair- | roo: |

: A Oth : or, | man Cale Holder and Sen. William E. Jenner, (left to right) were |wisin ar a; John, Pinder, the center of attraction at the big GOP meeting last night at the (Patrick, Fourth Ward, $3000; Leo

Claypool Hotel. Attendance overflowed five dining rooms into the |Brown, Bighth Ward, $3600: Formezzanine lobby. rest P. Jones, 26th Ward, $3600, and Ralph Tacoma, Center Town-

br 4 : w—— Local Deaths Gulps Down 337 Clams oy. 35% paid party leaders are

MES. JESSIE L. (LEE N.) A To Set World Mark Bernard L. Curry, Warren TownJ A SEATTLE, Wash. Apr. 5 (UP) [ship cochairman and advisory DREWS, 46, of 4215 Ralston Ave, » » AP board member, $100, and &, CHT. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow, Naz-|—Dick Taylor, clam and col- ton Hirscl ’ Wash fngton arene Church, Noblesville. Burial lected, gulped down 337 steamed :

Township cochairman, who reMemorial Park, Indianapolis. littlenecks in 10 minutes today to|ceives $10 a ew as county

” ” = MRS. STELLA REDDY, 66, orion Ma vag Shamplonahip councilman. The council meets 1821 Astor St. resident here 40, = Pacific an 1 oh “(about two days a month. years. Services at 10 a. m. to-go ine’ conve ®a nd RYE CIA other chairmen - public job - morrow in the Conkle Funeral! 2 Ontest Association Tour holders and their salaries by Home, West Michigan Street. Bur- "2ment. wards include: _ial in Georgetown, Ill. | Taylor swallowed 33.7 per| Second—John McGregor, Crim-

" # =n minute, thus besting his record inal Court 2 bailiff, $2400. PAUL SAUER, 68, of 2119 N.lset last year when he ate 272 in| Third—Elmer 02400. SuperiDeQuiney: bw Resident here 28 the same time. or Court 2 bailiff, $3000, and a in the Grinstene. Fo. As a reward, he was adorned Harold Kohimeyer, Center Townneral Home and at 9 a. m, at With a crown of clam shells. He [ship deputy assessor, $4200. Our Lady ‘of Lourdes Catholic 2150 was kissed by Miss Halibut| Sixth—William Liebold, deputy Church. Burial in- Floral Park, Cheeks of 1952, queen of the|sheriff, $2880. 2 wa [Seattle Waterfront Halibut-| Seventh— John T. Goodnight, MRS. MARJORIE H. GOBEN, 'Head-Choppers-Off. deputy election commissioner, 26, Fountaintown, former secre-| $1000. tary for Indianapolis Board of pm. . Eighth—Luther Miller, city enSchool Commissioners. Services Rites Being Arranged Pe chief E iljer. $3840. at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Olive!

: ‘17th—8amuel Walker, count Branch Christian Church, Buria; FO" W. B. Ziegelmueller highway superintendent, $4200.

in Washington Park. | William B, Ziegelmueller, Speed-| 23d—Harold . J. Hughes, city , way City industrial firm presi- sanitation collection chief, $5140, Police Sale Nets dnt. died Friday night in Cov-land George M. Robinson, deputy . ngton, Tenn. He was 47. . ; _ |county athditor, $2520. Pension Fund $545 Mr. Ziegelmueller, who lived. at| 24th—Joseph E. Bright, city

The Indianapolis Police De-|5202 W. 16th St, was president council president, $1333.33. & partment's pension fund was|of the Electronid Steel Castings| 20th—Clarence Baker, deputy $545.40 richer today after the|Co., 1045 Main St, Speedway City, COUnty clerk, $2040. semiannual sale of confiscated Burial arr ts be Decatur Twp.—~Hoyt Moore, goods at Police Headquarters angements are being|.i.is senator, $1200. yesterday. made by Conkle Funeral Home, Perry Twp.—Harry Harman, Officer Willlam C. (Burt) jin-|492% W. 16th St. county attorney, $3309. nis, who is in charge of the pen-| Surviving are his wife, Rosa; Warren Twp.—Charles Koehsion fund, said a bicycle brought |2 son, George; two brothers, ler, county board of health chief the top bid of $168. A package of (George and. Benjamin, all of|clerk, $3000. ‘books for 40c took the booby |Speedway City, and a sister, Mrs. Wayne Twps-Earl Hoffman, prize. Anna Truex, Indianapolis. : clerk, $3300.

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