Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1951 — Page 10

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Who'll Be Our Next Mayor May Be Settled. On Battlefi ia Ee o’ll Be Our Next Mayor May Be .S5ett On Battle s-Of Asia en y Y e n Tie sia International, City (tial election next year,” he sald, city skip-election law which put campaign with a flat announce- man Democrat,” and all the na- Asiatic war situation and bun- : > ; | ~ B Mi i i On the same basis, Democratic municipal elections in off-years, ment that he would confine his tional and international policy gling in Washington IMPORTANT NOTICE ssues to be Ixe state strategists are recognizing separate from. all other county, drive to “strictly city problems” issues that go with it. On the other hand, a vastly i By NOBLE REED jeery . Importance or “holding state and national. balloting. warning the voters that the “op-| So, before the fall campaign- improved position of the United Warning ‘ e line” in the metropolitan areas Bayt Statement position” would try to inject na-/ID8 gets very far along Mayor States in either the “hot” w i y g a - : ' r . 4 ar 5 The next Mayor of Indian- o¢ tne state this fall. | The argument for this law was tional issues into the campaign, Bayt's Democratic organization a “cold” one would play into the wp exchange § Yew modern TV set for Often Ar apolis is more likely to bel Thus, they also will. throw the 40 conduct mayoralty elections! However, on the basis of plans leaders will find themselves em- hands of Mayor Bayt and the d itable studi ight, spinet or By JOHN elected on world issues involv-1 Power of the state machine intojon a strictly municipal basis so already on the boards, Mayor broiled up to their necks and State Democratic organization a used suitable studio upright, p . des er Asia and-Europe-than anit? Indianapolis - fight behind | they wouldn't be mixed up with Bayt's plea for a “local election” maybe deeper in as. much inter- Thus, the-next Mayor of In- d pi Or will buy f h : : Sudden des Ing Asia-a De flava P-AI"Bayt as the keystone state and national issues’ lis destined to be buried under am national politics as in the prob: dianapolis is likely to be elected gEcanc. ano. EW) Ry. for gash, i of -125-ton 1 the problems of City govern- ® rategy .or. carrying the. indus-| More accurate reason in GOP- avalanche of national politicalllems of sewers, streets and gar- fnore on the basis of the voters’| lurking at eac i trial centers in the contests. for contrélled legislature back in 1945 fireworks. ’ bage collections fi Call RII 4303 Ask for Mr Raines ureing ment here at home. governor, U. 8. senator and presi- was to give existing Mayors (most Judge Clark already has tipped Political Haymaking $ Boe tempers Bou Be Wash ! 8 ot 4 A ! ing in Marion i g f: - 952. a , g “ ais . ministration and war The buildups foe the fall Jray dent wm 958 ; : of the m Republicans) another off the, GOP high command Republicans will not overlook policies than on issues about The dark oralty campaign here are pointing] 8, of course, defeats the year in office strategy - with his sharp blasts, the political hi oo 4 sharp stg, the "politica ay-making advan- traffic congestion and law en-| particularly 0

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