The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-24
POLICE SCHOOL
ARRANGED FOR
! So CANDIDATES
j2 Vacancies on City Force
Are to Be Filled by
Merit Commission.

Fifty-nine candidates and five al
ternates, named by Mayor Kern ano
the Safety Board, today prepared tc
enter the first police school to be
conducted under the new merit law
They are to compete for. IL vacan-
cies in the department.
No date has been. set for start oil
the training school. Chief Morrissey
announced that the police rule
book, now being prepared, should
be ready before the men start tC
classes.
All candidates chosen were Demo
Gratis, due, Safety Board members
said, to the fact that the police de-
partment now has approximately &c
more Republicans than Democrats
on its pay roll.
Chosen by Mayor Kern
They were chosen by Mayor Kern
from list of 238 applicants. A
second list probably is to be named
later, as there are % vacancies on
the force, Theodore H. Dammeyer,
board president, announced.
After the men have attended
school for several weeks, the IL
showing the most aptitude for po-
lice work will be named to the
force by the Merit Commission. DR..
Dudley A. Pfaff, DR.. Murray De-
Almond and Rowland Allen serve on
this body.
Candidates named were:
Lester Calvin Heaton, 122 S.
Reichwein-S Herbert Clifford
Gunty, 1924 Fletcher-av; Michael
j. Smiley, $500 S. Illinois-st; Roy
A. Thornton, 2101 E. 46th-st; George
Marion Ostermyer, 2615 Jackson-st;
Chester L. Storm, 2O39 School-st;
John Richard Jacob, 2122 Station
st; Leon Wayne Money, 1887 Gull
ford-av; Cecil Rumsey London, 1858
w. 28th-st; Patrick McNelis, 1880
N. Alabama st; Michael j. Burns,
81 E. st. Joseph-st; Henry j. Fillen-
warth, 518 N. Oriental-st; Harry
Krauss, 300 Parkway; Allan Steger,
1104 River-av; John P. Kestler, ISL
Churchman-av; Felix G.. Blazich,
708 N. Warman-av; Clinton Francis
Meyers, 1901 Boulevard-pl; Marion
o. Griffith, 622 E. Raymond-st;
Charles William McCutcheon, 1923
Bates-St.
Applicants for Jobs
Irwin ]. Shoemaker, 2035 N. Me-
ridian-st; George Braughton, AL N.
Gray-st; Homer Petero, 2017 w.
Michigan-st; Thomas A. Conner, 337
n. Addison-st; Eugene j. Schwartz.
zoos S. Meridian-st; Frank A. Mel
Ter, 1914 Henry-st; Elmer M. EliXman,
216 N. Rural-st; William Talbot,
1860 Broadway; oscar c. Burkett,
2512 w. 10th-st; Fred E. Steward,
2511 E. 18th-st; Ralph R. Randall,
1869 NJ Alabama st; William L..
Eich, 631 N. La Salle-st; John j.
$heehan, 551 N. Oxford-st; Carl G.
Schmidt, 1921 S. Easiest; Howard
+. owens, 1884 Kappes-st; James j.
Carroll, 1899 High-st; Roy A. Cum
bingham, 1888 Prospect-st; Roscoe
Bradell, 408 S. Addison-st; Paul j.
Whiteside, 1921 Temple-av; Clarence
ID. Mosteller, 4915 Baltimore-av;
Russell E. Wise, 1905 Burdsal-pE ny;
Edward H. Arszman, 1923 E. Ohio-st.
Others on List
Leroy Cox, 1910 w. 36th-st;
Henry F. Lee, 755 Center-st; Charles
Monger, 1852 Roache-st; William
Robinson, 2444 Indianapolis-av; OSa
Woodall, $40 w. Michigan-st; La
then Trigg, 621 w. 29th-st; Howard
G. Smith, 730 w. 30th-st; George w.
McAllester, 1898 College-av; Herman
G.. Askren, 4707 E. Washington-st :;
Harry Mitchell, 2030 E. Washington
st; Michael Carney, 1928 N. Califor-
Mast; Orville Gleich, 2002 E. 10th
st; Patrick Greeley, 456 E. Washing
ton-st; Louis Mikesell Jr., % S.
Hawthorne Donald Carlos, 328
N. State-av; Emmett Long, 61912 w.
Court-st; William Otis Reed, 4728
Ralston-av; Carlos w. Hinshaw,
6627 Ferguson-st.
Alternates-Delbert Shreves, 221
Fulton-st; Orville Acton, 211 E. Ver-
mont-st; Francis G. Morley, 1859
Leonard-st; William Newbold, 2165
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