Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1951 — Page 3

* FRIDAY, DEC, 7, 195

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6-Point Plan Is Outlined By Council

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ An ambitioys mental - health program for Indiana, calling for adequate care and medical treatment for the state's 14,000 mental _ Patients, Was outlined today by the Mental Health Council. | The program, designed to shift emphasis from custodial care to active medical treatment, will be presentéd to Gov. Schricker’s Budget Committee Wednesday. The state's mental institutions, Some of which have been described as the best in the nation and others among the worst, will all be converted eventually to medical centers were every patient can obtain .active treatment, according to the plan. Program Outlined Here is the state's proposed program outlined by Arthur Loftin, Mental Health Council executive director, and Dr. Juul C. Nielsen, council medical director: ONE—Expanding psychiatric training for doctors, nurses and psychiatric social workers at Indiana University Medical Center and the newly completed LaRue Carter Hospital here. The object is to train enough personnel to fill state needs and to select a state psychiatric social work director and state director of psychiatric nurses, TWO—Build additional facilities for housing doctors and nurses at present mental institutions.

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Doctor Says It Isn't So—

‘Confession

By United Press SEATTLE, Dec. 7 — Superior Judge Theodore S. Turner was to rule today whether to admit as evidence a wire-recorded “confession” in the trial of a prominent psychologist accused of prescribing sexual relationships with himself as treatment for four of his female patients.

The recording was described by both defense and prosecuting at-

trial of Dr. Louis Gellermann, 50-year-old former professor charged on four counts of having immoral relationships with his women patients.

Attorneys for the tall, handsome doctor contended the “confession” was obtained under “duress and fear.”

Judge Turner also was expected to rule on the proposal by prosecutors that the jury be taken to the home of a witness to hear |her testimony against Dr. Gellep{mann,

testimony hangs one of the counts against Dr. Gellermann, was described: by psychiatrists as suffer-| ing from agraphobia—fear of the| out of doors. Dr. John Riley said she could not appear at court]

Red Cross Plans |

“Mental

‘Sex Treatment’ Case

torneys as ‘‘vital” evidence in the §

Mrs. Vera Gastfield, on whose

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DR. LOUIS GELLERMAN— |

He denies all.

without undergoing “‘severe an!xiety and nervousness.” ! Both Deputy Prosecutor John L. Vogel and Defense Attorney Bill Lewis .linked Mrs. Gatsfield

with Dr. Gellermann’'s wire-re-

corded ‘‘confession.” One of Four Named | Mrs.’ Gastfield is one of four women named in the complaint against Gellermann as having had immoral relations with him.

Heat Won't Bother You For Long |

Summer's post-season vacation| = in Hoosierland was expected to end today. The mild weather of the -past few days was climaxed yesterday when the thermometer recorded 69 degrees for an all-time Indianapolis high on Dec. 6. It also tied the all-time high for the month of December, recorded on Dec. 15, 1933. . But the mercury was not expected to rise as high today, and

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Hospitals To Become T

reatment Centers

~~ |Fawcett Kivlin, 24, if they knew

: [tivés Clyde Duber and Fred Yea- murder.”

‘| The two men left Mrs. Kevlin|that we know of who each had a

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‘A Brief Absence Held Key In Womdn Detective Death

| CULVER CITY, Cal, Dec. T/friend. But beyond that they have | (UP) — Police- today were confi- not been able to fix her where-

abouts although patiently ques dent they could solve the mystery {i Tu aE a ie J rl of the death of Detective Shirley tion men and others.

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Although no cause of death has (what she did for a half-hour peer fixed pending a chemical Monday. |analysis of internal organs, Det,

| It was during that half-hour got 'R. M. Conlon said aufhorities Mrs. Kivlin was away from Detec- were “proceeding on a theory of

ger, with whom she had worked | The officer, however, would not on many cases involving’ Holly- amplify ' that statement beyond - {wood notables. |saying “there were ‘three people

cooler weather 1s predicted for to- yo night.and tomorrow. A low of 38 - WORT is on tap for tonight and a high : of 44 for tomorrow.

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Ant. ain * |doctor’s ofgee to discuss a case "SIMPLE COUNTRY BOY"-—~Margaret Greenberg, 38, slen. [they were der steamship stewardess, shot her common-law husband, Frank Strickland, a seaman, "because he's just a simple country boy from Arkansas . . . getting in trouble with these New Orleans crumbs." |ing their absence. She shot him when she found him in the arms of one of the | "crumbs."

in their car while they went to a very good motive for slaying her.” While police were conducting andling. When they their investigation, Mr. Duber was returned, they said, Mrs. Kivlin conducting his own search for appeared dazed and told them she persons who might have seen Mrs. had. called on a girl friend dur- Kivlin last Monday afternoon. Mr. Duber had used Mrs. Kivlin Officers said they nave estab- on a number of cases he has han-

STRAUSS SAYS:

STORE HOURS SATURDAY . . . «

lished she did not: visit the girl dled in recent months.

THREE—Establish cafeterias Emp ? : |, Two of the four already have ; a ee — reir a EAE boll hospitals and improve reas FOL ’ 32 Campaign. wesssd... fim Scam en = prs —— OY EF Days—Our Usual Year 'Round’ Hours, §30TINS = ” handling and serving. Obtain | The Indianapolis Red Cross na yee Denis, 2 21 Year on pi g : qualified dieticians. chapter today began planning for] 3 a1 a. FOUR—Establish a separate!its March, 1952, fund-raising cam- Angeles, said Dr, Sellermann had HE WILL OPEN HIS STRAUSS GIFT FIRST tuberculosis section for mental paign. 1 Jpans = health patients at Logansport] All but 10 of the 1500 Indus-io 0 “caid he called it “shock-| \ Hospital, Another TB section will tries, businesses and offices in} eatment » She also said he rebe established in a mental hos-Marion County were sent letters| ired her to subrnit to inter:| > pral jn Southern Indiana. ' [today by Harlan J. Hadley, chap-/33 €¢ { ! : , —Raise salaries of psy-iter chairman, ‘asking co-opera-| tar : | : i f th t t uses chiatrsts, nurses and other at-|ton, ar Yok can sven] —By far the greates lendanrs to obtain better qual The letter corrected any POS-\witn' her as treatment for her! “ . = . ’ ec ep, {sible misconception over the re-|« lex.” re . a8 th h SDX—Create active medic alcont change In poicy about Joint] “betty. med Mrs. Doris Turay, Christmas activity in years Is coming throug treatment programs at all state fund drives conducted in October who was named in the complaint : : 3 08 mental hospitals. and November in 10 local indus-\put was called as a prosecution | ly 4 f ih M y St * L. Strauss & Co., Inc., . ys, yi Bin Qeserbed jure state tries. (witness, was unable to testify i e oors 0 e an S ore was founded in 18583. mnenta institutions as having ac-| «gome may have received the yesterday because her physicians Hive treatment = programs NOW. impression that because a few|said she had “suffered a nervous ; - Beatty Hospital at Westville an/irme did conduct a joint cam preakdown.” | vp . } paign, Red Cross might not be| pr Gellermann, reddish-haired| th | th t : d ood-lecking Tvanevilie Sisto Nospital, |y/Polding its annual drive initather of four children, denied the t in ica es, as no ing e sé cd n— d more an istmas col Toy laneted as ‘largely yarn "Mr, Hadley said. charges. 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