Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1951 — Page 13

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expulsion for publication of an . y “April Fool” edition lampooning Nijinsky s Estate Vaslav Nijinsky, greatest ballet

69-year-old College President Harry N. Wright. |dancer of all time, left his wife, The “Campus” undergraduate Mrs. Romola Nijinsky, only’ 30 daily described an imaginary| pounds ($84) at his death a year escapade by “President Harvey ago. N. Sprite” in which he amorously' Although the dancer left no

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Subject Republican Primary, May 8

Who is “Cy’"?

“Ceril S. “Cy” Ober is a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. «+ « A member of the Indianapolis Bar Association. ... Veteran of World War I. ... Member of the American Legion, 40 & 8, Optimist Club. . . . Central Christian Church, Washington Township Republican: Club. ... Has been City Controller, Treasurer of the Marion County Republican Central Committee, Member of the Board of Safety, the Marion County Tax Adjustment Board (Chairman for 3 years, ’48, ’49, 50)... . Married. . . . Four children. . . . A successful small businessman. . . . A sincere public servant.

‘What does he propose?

Give Indianapolis motorists and pedestrians a break with: 1. Off-street parking. 2. Overhead railroad grade crossings. 3. One-way streets. 4. Uncorked traffic bottlenecks. 5. Safe and smooth boulevards and streets. ... Modernize and expand our present horse-and-buggy metropolitan storm and sanitary sewers. . .. Work for a city-county building at least partially self-sup-porting through rental income. ... Putteeth in a smoke-abatement program that will clean up the air we breathe. ... Take our children and teen-agers off the streets ‘with a system of parks, playgrounds and other youth centers... . Build for a higher morale and greater efficiency in Police and Fire Departments. ... Insist on'thorough and impartial law enforcement. ... Use the tools given us by the legislature to improve and expand our hospital and health protection facilities. ... See to it that every tax dollar invested buys a full dollar’s worth of service for Indianapolis taxpayers. . . . Constant vigilance in ~~ ; —the-interest-of-the-transit-patro——— "TTT TT

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A vote for “Cy” Ober puts you on record as a citizen who sees opportunity for Indianapolis to take its rightful place as a city proud of its accomplishments, secure. in its future . . . . With a Mayor of maturity and sound judgment.

Only the best in government is good enough for Indianapolis

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