Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1947 — Page 5

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' Gaming Raids

Police Squads Trap 40 Social Club Patrons |

Fifty men were netted in four police gambling raids over the week-end. Police made their biggest haul at the Ideal Social club, 308 Indiana

ave, where three squads led by Lt. |

Leo Troutman rounded up 40 men and herded them to jail, John E, Jones, 45, of 530 W. Ver. mont st, was chirged with keeping & gaming house and 39 others with visiting one. Knife, Gun Uncovered Police said "they found a long knife on one of the players, John Iknon, 43, of R. R. 13, Box 110, and charged him with carrying a concealed weapon. They found two decks of cards, a revolver and & , microphone on the floor, In other mids, four men were arrested and charged with gambling Saturday afternoon in the rear of 1026 Fayette st., where an outdoor dice game was in progress. One of the players, Crawford Goodrich, 53, of 626 Torbett st., was found to be an Indiana state farm escapee, Lottery Racket Halted James Taylor, 45, of 1256 Union st, was charged with operating a lottery and gift enterprise when police said they purchased “Pick-N-Win” tickets at Mike and Ike's Tavern, 838 8. Meridian st. Saturday night. . Six men were arrested on gambling charges at 1210 N. Senate ave. |

was charged with keeping a gam- | bling house and five others with | visiting. Levi Grey, 22, of 1602 N. Arser ave. was picked up by a police |5 i squad in the 1400 block of E. 16th |S

gambling house.

Miss Harshman Editor of 'Drift'

Miss Anna Louise Harshman, daughter of Mrs. W. W. Harshman, | 3648 N. Grant ave. has been named | editor of the 1948 Drift, yearbook of the Butler university junior class. Dr. C. M. Palmer, - faculty chairman of stu- 3 dent publications, announced the appointment. Miss Harshman, a sophomore and a memKappa Alpha Theta s0rority, is a student in the university college. She also | is a member of the Association of | Women Students, the Y. W. C. Af and the Young Democrats club. Orin Curtis Bartle Jr, also sophomore, will, be the Drift business manager. Son of O. ©. Bartle, 58 N. Denny st. he is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity; the Utes! club; Alpha Phi Omega service honorary and the campus Y. M. C. A.

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Expect Garsson Denial Of Bribe Charges Today

WASHINGTON, June 2 (U. P.). ~Dr. Henry M. Garsson was expected to enter a blanket denial today of charges that he and his brother Murray conspired to pay former Congressman Andrew J. May $53,000 in bribes for obtaining them favored treatment on war contracts. His - testimony probably will be highlighted by a fight over the | record established by the Garsson munitions empire which handled $78 million in war contracts. Every attempt thus far by the Garssons and May to tell the jury

firms did in performing army contracts has been ruled out as immaterial by Federal Judge Henry A.| g Schweinhaut.

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Medical Facilities = |bospitals |

equipped fo handle less complicated medical problems.

Miss Jodie Allen 4522 Evanston Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana

' Miss Carolyn Louise Hauser 4202 Kessler Boulevard Indianapolis, Indiana

Miss Peggy Tenant 421 Anderson Street Greencastle, Indiana

New: Hospital Pla es WLLL A ol Lafayette, M oi fe; Torre Haute

been designated intermediate hospital areas. ’

For All Areas Goal (Continued From Page One) ed that total coristruction with federpl aid will reach $26 million. L. E. Burney, state health commissioner, believes, however, that it

‘state plan, ‘|maintained after five years, Mr Burney is convinced further federal ald will be forthcoming.

The state survey, begun in 1045,

Areas with highest priorities will be|w given first opportunity to build, To date 23 counties and three

sent facilities.” Proof of Ability needed Plans and proof of ability to con-

land’s mediocre showing of 3.7 hosaccepted ratio is 4.5.

will take 25 years to complete the|the state were to have facilities It public interest i8/ needed, some 72 million dollars in construction would be necessary.

be held at 10 a. m. next Monday in the state board of health buildhas rated areas 3s to medical need.|ing. ‘If no objections are raised, it

general's office for approval.

state institutions have expressed in-| program include an advisory planterest. in constructing hospitals with ning board, state dental association, 42 areas planning additions to pre-|state medical association, nursing association and the Indiana Hospital association,

Bend, Fi. Wayne,

Within these sess will be smaller] and health’ centers]

Would Boost Ratio The. plan will help. raise Hoosier-

pital beds per 1000 population. The

The inventory . disclosed that i

Public hearings on the plan will

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Groups which have studied the

HOLIDAY DEATHS — Two ¢ persons died Saturday i in he Cradh of a passenger car'and this Greyhound bus ‘which then smashed halfway through a garage at 4015 Madison ave. At least |17 bus riders were injured.

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mitted to the state board of health for approval and then to the surgeon general's office in Washingtton, D. C, A total of 14 areas, the survey shows, have no hospital beds avail- | able, Perry county, along the Ohio | river, has top spot on the priority roll, One area, Greenfield in Hancock county, already has voted a $300,000 bond issue to finance a hospital. The plan would give the state some 75 hospital and health center working in a giant web, Indianapolis would serve as the base hospital area with the rest of the state divided Into intermediate community and rural hospital areas. The set-up would make possible) the constant exchange of informa tion, training and consultatio service, personnel and for referr:

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