Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 5

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SUNDAY, NOV. 4, 1951Here Are Your Instru

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STRAIGHT PARTY LEVERS

PULL TO RIGHT TILL BELL RINGS

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For City Councilman First District

For For Mayor City Clerk

ALEX M.

CLARK

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GRACE M.

TANNER

JOHN A.

SCHUMACHER

PHILLIP L.

BAYT

RICHARD G.

STICKER

For City Councilman Second District

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1A 2A 3A 4A

CARTER W,

ELTZROTH

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1B 2B 3B 4B

JOSEPH C.

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RADEL

CHARLES P.

EHLERS

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GEORGE 8,

LUPEAR

CHRISTIAN J.

EMHARDY

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JOSEPH A.

WICKER

wl 2 er __ PAGE § sday's City And School Election Points to Remember FIRST: YOU MUST MOVE. THE RED HANDLE TO THE

RIGHT, closing the curtain, before you operate the machine.

SECOND: YOU MUST PULL A PARTY LEVER (at the left of the machine) until the bell rings.

Jory | For City | For City | For City THIRD: YOU MUST TURN DOWN THE POINTER OVER Third District | Fourth District Fifth District Sixth District

THE NAME OF EACH CANDIDATE YOU WISH TO VOTE FOR FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

FOURTH: YOU MUST LEAVE THE POINTER DOWN over the name of each candidate you wish to vote for in all offices,

FIFTH: YOU MUST MOVE THE RED HANDLE TO THE LEFT to complete your voting. No vote is registered by the machine until the red handle is moved to open the curtain and you can make changes in your selection as long as the curtain is closed. The movement of the red handle to the left opens the curtain, registers your vote, and locks the machine until’the next voter operates the curtain lever,

EACH VOTER IS ALLOWED NOT MORE THAN ONE MINUTE IN WHICH TO VOTE ON A VOTING MACHINE. “(Section 267 of the Election Code, as amended.)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS remem For Scheel Yor School ; FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

Term Beginning January 1, 1952

Turn down the Pointer over the Name of Each Candidate you wish to vote for.

,Upon entering the voting place, announce your name to the Judges and Clerks and sign the Voters’ Poll list. Then-g6 into the voting machine and move the RED HANDLE to the right as far as it will go, closing the curtain around you. The machine is now ready for voting.

At the left of the machine are the Party Jevers, indicated by the party emblems .and party names, the names of the Republican candidates appearing on the line with the Republican Party lever on the first or top row, with their respective ballot numbers and the letter “A.” Democratic candidates appear in a like manner on the second row as indicated by the Democratic Party emblem, each of such candidates

with ballot number followed by the letter “B.” Pull the lever indicated for your party to the right until the bell rings and then let it go back. This will turn down all the voting pointers in your party row. IF YOU WISH TO VOTE A STRAIGHT TICKET, LEAVE THE POINTERS AS THEY ARE (all down), but if you wish to “SPLIT” or “SCRATCH” your ticket, turn UP the pointer over the name of each candidate you wish to cut out, and then TURN DOWN the pointer over the name of the candidate you wish to vote for such office. YOU MAY VOTE FOR NINE CANDIDATES FOR THE OFFICE OF CITY COUNCILMAN—In other ‘words, you can vote your straight party ticket

and for THREE ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES of the other party, OR FOR ANY COMBINATION OF NOT MORE THAN NINE candidates for such office. THE NAMES and voting pointers for the candidates for SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS appear at the RIGHT on ROW “D"”., YOU DO NOT PULL ANOTHER PARTY LEVER TO VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES—EACH must be voted INDIVIDUALLY—Turn the voting pointer DOWN over the name of each candidate for whom you wish to vote. When you have a voting pointer DOWN over the name of each candidate you wish to vote for, move the RED HANDLE TO THE LEFT as far as it will go. This registers your vote and opens the curtain.

Commissioner Commissioner Unexpired Term Unexpired Term Ending Dec. 31, 195] J Ending Dec. 31, 1953 (Votes for Ome) (Vota for One)

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