Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1949 — Page 5

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FOUR: When Ivan needs a 3 doctor in a hurry he can get one| i |by dialing a simple number on the bassy er mgr telephone. The call is answered Writing in the oo Gafin [by an “emergency air” car which British Medical » brings a doctor, a stretcher and Journal, Dr. Gillies discusses isondants. { some of the differences of the yf necessary, the car will whisk | Russian system as contrasted with/ yuan to a hospital where he - Britain's national health service.|,amitted promptly. Smaller cars

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y Butler Grid Player 3 Named Senior President

Curtis Kyvik of. Ft. Wayne, Butler University football player, is new president of the Butler, jaenior class, | Other class officers are Her-! iman Luzader, Kirkland, vice! i president; Miss Barbara -Sherow; +f Indianapolis, secretary, and Ken{neth ‘Hauck, Indianapolis, treasurer, Officers of the junior class in-| {clude Edgar Davis, Indianapolis, (president; Willlam Ausenbaugh,| | Evansville, vice president; Miss | Martha Wagner, Indianapolis, {secretary, and Miss Martha Bailey, Indianapolis, treasurer, Charles Owens of Winchester was named chairman of the Junr™ Prom,

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