New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 19

)06 PLUNS TO & DISTRIBUTER Administration Has oy Jobs for -Republicans March 4—Upwards o appointments to public offices ng msalaries aggregating more $100,000,000 a year are to be by Prosidont Marding. Some of were made today, many others announeed during the next months white still others wilt be as (he terma of present demo- : office holders expire. its from the shaking ot plum™ tree were cabinet rs whose salaries are $12,000 & each. Others to come include Iy dozen ambassadors whose $17,500 each, many min- at 320,000 each, assistant secre- ., federal judges, attorneys and als, customs collectors, mem- of various government boards Y " be ommissions and postmasters by p ouma nd comtrast to the huge patronage of Mr. Harding are the appoint- erquisites of Viee-FPresident Coo- . whase immediste appeintments prise enly his secretary, clerk, bey and a private telegraph tor. Their salaries total $7.700 pr. tha wviee.president himself re- l- the usual ecustom. ambassa- and ministers now serving are ted to presemt thair resigmations restdent Harding tmmediately so he w bave a free hand !n cuuln[ nnfl. t.ha.L eof auochu tluuo‘- $t4,- his own diplomatic corps. 44 ambassadors and soma Of these who Rave risen from the ranks in the diplomatic service may be retained and practicaMy all of thase now in service witt continue i untf? their successors aro named quality. Ambassadorsiips. Among ambassadorships regarded as certain to be filled by Mr. Hard- ing are those to Great Britain, France, Italy, Spnin, Japan. Belgtum, Brazil, Chile, Argentine and Peru. Many mew ministers also are to be appeinted and® when full relatiens are re.estxb- lished with Germany. Austria, Mexi- co, Turkey and Bulgaria, appoint- ments also will bo made to those countries. Among ministers now holding offtce who have come up from the ranks in diplomatic service are Wil- liam Phillips, at The Hague; Hugh Gibson, at Warsaw; Richard Crane, at Prague; Joseph G. Grew, at Co- penhagen; Peter Augustus Jay, at Salvader; Hoffman Philip, at Bogata, Columbia, and Arthur Bailly-Blanch- ard, at Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Among appointments in immediate or early prospect are seven members of the Shipping Board at $12,000 each; two members of the Interstate Commerce Commission at $12,000 each; five members of the Federal Reserve Board, $12,000 each; three members of the Tariff Commission at $7.500 each: two members of the Federal Trade Commission at $10,- 000 each; some of the nine members of the Railroad Labor Board at $10,- 040, and four members of the Fed- eral Farm Loan Board at $10,000 each. Four of the nine supreme court Justices also may be appointed by President Harding. Chief Justice Whits and Associate Justices Mec- Kenna, Holmes and Day mow are eli- sible, by both age and length of serv- ice, to woluntary retirement. The salary of the chief justice is $15,000 ; There ar® | 500, ministers dut | 15,000 Postmasters. Postmasters comprise the bulk of presidential patronage. There nearly 50,000 postmasterships rte- maining in the presidential class, al- though President Wilson placed many in the civil scrvice. All have four- Year terms and it is estimated that President Harding will appoint some- thing like 15,000 during the next vear as the republican majority in the sen- ate refused confirmation: to several thousand postmasters as well as other officials, ingcluding members of the Shipping Board, during the last ses- slon of congress. Although. not classed technically as patronage, the president has the se- lection of officials fon many chaice places. in the army and navy, through recommendations for promotion. Among these are chiefs of war de- partment bureaus, including the chief of staff, and eleven major and twen- ty-two brigadier generals. Seiections are R R LR Sl AT THE “Salestor” of seneral officers made by President ' change. Wilson were held up in. the sepate In the interior department, an as- this yvear in the republican bloekade | sistant secretary amnd commissioner of Mr. Wilsent's nominations, and | of lands, patents, pensions and edueca- these appeintments new will be made | tion at $5,000 each, a commissioner Ly Mr. Harding. L] of Indian affairs at $3,500 and direct- In various executive branches of | OrS of mines and geological survey at the government, the department of 86._000 each are the cream of ap- justiee leads in patronage, with a roll | Pointments. of abeut $130,000, including a solici- Department of Eabor. tor general at $10,000, one assistant In the department cf labor, an as- to the attorney general at $9,000, sev- | sistant secretary at $5,000; commis- 300 and so- | sjoners of labor and lighthouses at en other assistants at $7.5 licitars. for the other departments. 5,000 each, the director of the een- at $6,000; the immigration com- In the treasury department, the ioner general at $5,000; the com- principal plums treasurer at 38,- | missi 000: the commis ner of internal | missioner of fisheries at $6,000 and the chief of the children’s bureau at revenue at $10,000; the prohibition | th t en’s enforcement commissioner at $7,500; | $5,000 comprise the principal patron- age. the comptroller\of the treasury at $6,- 000; the comptroiler of currency at Three members of the civil service $5,000; the director of the mint at $5,000, and several deparimental au- diters at $4,000. 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