Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1951 — Page 8

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‘We Are Well on Our Way,” Bayt Says

Acting Mayor Philip Bayt's campaign for the mayoralty nomination at Tuesday's primary has centered around the program he has started this vear as successor to the late Al Feeney. In a series of campaign speeches, Mayor Bayt pointed out that his administration “already has started the Improvement programs” “other candidates for mayor have been advocating. “We ‘are well whe BE OUP VEY «SB = ward providing a more adequate, sewer system, improved operation of Juvenile Aid to reduce delinquency, speedier street repalr work and a cleaner city,” he said. The Mayor has been outlining the details of his program for, several weeks as a plan of action that “has started solving some of] our worst problems.” Cites Street Repair Mayor Bayt has been telling) the voters that his street repair program will reach all-out pro-| portions by the end of this year and that the $50 million sewer ex-| pansion program will get under) way shortly. He is planning, he said,

Mr. Bayt

A HAT

children to play.

ler and mayor since last No-

vember, I know what these prob-| He has made several campaign Police and Fire departments with oo yment lems are and how they must be speeches on his plans for a long- adjusted salaries. ; range sewer construction pro-| gram, off-street parking,

Mr. Bayt has lived on the West control and strict enforcement of |

solved,” he said.

Lives on West Side |

Side all his life at 721 Haugh St.

He was graduated from Washing-| ton High School and was one of appointed to the Municipal Court {4 bench serving a He later attended law school term, is a veteran of World War at night and was admitted to II in Europe where he won the storeand the E. J. Gauspelohl lugSupreme distinguished service award and gage shop on the Circle. |was promoted from private to] major on the battlefield. He was| the Marion County Tax Adjust- railroad wounded twice fighting with Gen./ment Board three years when 8round p Patton's army in the push through budgets were cut a total of $4 |

two athletes receiving five major sports awards in one year.

practice law in the Court in 1939. He served as chief deputy sheriff under the late Al Feeney four years and was appointed City Controller when Mr. Feeney was elected mayor in 1947. He became acting mayor upon Mr. Feeney’'s death last November. During World War II he was an agent in the U. 8. Secret Service and later was rent control director here. has two sons.

weeks

‘Sound Municipal

Expansion’ Wanted summary, Judge Alex Democratic (lark’s campaign for the Repub- Ober, long-time businessman and .ijy improvements has formed the lican mayoralty nomination has |

been based upon 4 platform: of'y.an phased chiefly on his open campaign

Saou, mune; expansion pro-font against “political boss con- mayoralty nomination. ams.

For several Judge Clark has been outlining a City a d mi nistration

fg program for ex-

tension of city

{services in order that {urban residential lareas come

large subcan bepart of Indianapolis,

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is confronted

he said.

“Many who enjoy city services are thus escaping city taxes.” Judge Clark said the

is being recogn

enough that something can be |done about it, probably annexa-

Judge Clark

with problems raised by a spread of its population to parasitic com-| s1ex M. Clark, ts being backed const munities beyond its city limits,”

ized

here

tion of outlying areas. For Extensive Repairs

He has dealt

sonnel.”

gambling laws. Judge Clark,

last

France.

| He is a member of the Ameri-

can Legion,

who

length his personal programs for extensive street and alley repairs to bring thoroughfares up to standlard in all parts of the city. Near the top of his create additional playgrounds for “musts” in the City administra- separations for more safety and, derground parking space with aréas that now have no place forition is “salary increases for the {Police Department as - “Having served as city control- necessity to retain adequate per- smoke abatement.

was

December

four-year

danger

list of|

pressing|

rabies areas.

Elaborate Program

To Solve Problems - For Happiness

Proposal -of a ‘series of specific

Battles Against ‘Boss Control’

M. The campaign of Ceril 8S. (Cy)

‘Forget Yourself, Educator Advises

By United Press BOWLING GREEN, O., May B/ He has outlined an elaborate -—In a speech at Bowling Green| program for |State University, Dr. Ruth Sea-| soivivg wate |bury, Boston, listed these - six ms, - fee 3 . fro e Reon |“pointers for happiness: ng a p i ONE: “UU 1 ‘ for constructioh ¥ NE: 'nderstand vourself ee of a non-stop} |don’t inhale praise and compli-| + highway from ) \ments. They drug vour. mind 80 | Broad Ripple to 7 {that you can’t see vourself. Ana-| downtown Indl- 4 lyze yourself and look at your anapolis on the @ | . | shortcomings ®onestly.

bed of the canal. ¥ of | For six weeks os : TWO: “Forget vourself — vou Mr. Freyn, whose ww

Republican leader here, for the-

GOP mayoralty nomination has backbone of. George E:. Freyn's

for the Democratic

trol’ of government. For several weeks. Mr. Ober has been warning the voters § against ‘thes danger ~of —pro= fessional politiclans” taking 5. over control of Be the Repubigsn Party and the wi

city government. Mr. Ober

local = NO 3

rnever reaiiy live unless yow forget during the camopponent, Judge heating firm has terest in other people. ruction projects all over the, THREE: “fall in love — love d States totaling $13 million ig based on a deep companionship | has campaigned on & that goes all through life. If-youre | “action” rather than really in love, you're spending | yourself not his money. FOUR: “Find a cause to which you can give vour whole life — ian- Perhaps social service for children or for peace. Try to include your family in this cause. FIVE: “Find something creative

geveral times paign that his

by the “professional political ma- Unite chine” of James L. Bradford, for- a year 3 GOP chairman. platform o js Li “talk” on city improvements. Calls for Reforms did : an He has outlined his platform, Other points of his campailg as a “business administration,” program include: calling for reforms in the “inter- ONE: Diversion of the Ind ests of economy and efficiency” apolis traffic routes to reduce for a city that may reach 1 downtown traffic in half by conmillion population in the future. necting Raymond St. on the south to do — make a dress or write a He has promised action on with east-west traffic of U. 3. poem. Put yourself in the heart ONE: A scientifically planned yighway 40 and making 16th St of creation. Make your leisure life traffic system with more one-way a main traffic artery all the Way (1 of beauty. streets and relief from ‘bottle- east to Arlington Ave. SIX: “Integrate vellgion into necks.” TWO: Construction of a €om- your life—cultivate the heart and TWO: Overhead railroad grade pyn0q civic auditorium, hotel and the spirit.” Dr. Seabury is education secrestrict traffic control at all times. private capital at no expense to tary of the Ameriban board of THREE: Definite action on {he taxpayers. THREE: Higher salaries for | FOUR: Better morale in the police and firemen, providing for | of retirement pensions

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to officers in addition to their) FIVE:, Additional playground regular salaries if they choose to] | stay with the departments after] SIX: An emetkgency program | .¢irement. OF increased heattivarid hospital) FOUR: A permanent tommitacilities. AE . \ y tee to assist businessmen in. getMr. Ober, a World War I vet- 0 tracts, scarce materials eran, has operated the Business and 1ahor Furniture Co. here since 1922 and FIVE: A ving-sange. plan for recently acquired Stewart's Book- expansion of the city's sewer sys-

item to outlying districts. rc SIX: Elevations for South Side] crossings and under-| arking facilities. | SEVEN: Construction of a new leity-county office building. Mr. Freyn, a native of Indian-

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