Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1952 — Page 24

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. By FRED B., HUBBARD STROMBERG- [is oh Horses dice — caras roulette, You name it and the odds are CARLSON % that an Ausgie will bet on It y : A fast-growing gambling mania down under, in fa&ct, has now ranked Australlans with Americans a8 the biggest gamblers in the English-spediking world 1 Aussies even like a flutter better than beer or-tohacco, Statis-' " tics show that per person they | 3 = spend 213.50 a vear on beer, £12.70 on tobacco and at least $91 on gambling Australians, In fact, Invest around $783 million a year in legal and “illegal gambling-—an | amount treble that of 10 years ago. Of this wad of flutter money about 60 per cent finds its way to ‘ legalized lotteries, pari-mutuel

windows and the big leather bags of on-the-course bookmakers, ! The remainder .i8 bet surrepti-| tiously with such illegal gentry, as off-course bookies and the bosses of baccarat, housle-housie, two-up arid other backroom games,

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Horse-racing draws the most money but not the biggest numbers of hetors. Only 35 per cent of Australians play the ponies, according to a

Money (nite Press Telephot es JURIST RETIRING — Judge Joseph Sabath receives call from well-wisher on announce. :

private organization called the \ y Australian Bureau of Gambling ment he'll retire after 42-year Statistics, n 5 ry , career during which he granted t estimates that 67 pér cent o 2 the public is drawn by quick-| nearly 100,000 divorces. The

Chicago Superior Court jurist was 82 yesterday. Despite his record for divorces, he has

{Australia’s gambling, which effected thousands of recon{has not yet created the serious crime menace the United States, _Sations. is facing, is marked by two cir-) fous features Public sentiment, overwhelmingly legal off-course bookle who's exhibited at Boston's Museum of usually the local butcher, grocer, Science, ' druggist, tobacconist or barber. model of its kind in the world.

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Reds Lure Asia Youths: 1

By GEORGE WELLER DJAKARTA, Indonesia, 25 (CDN) —Communist. China has penetrated - Indonesia with its most successful attempt to -capture the youth of Southeast Asia. cellent housing as part of its efFive hundred teen-age Cliifiese forts to communize Southeastern hoys and girls from Java and Asia youth. . departed for Red Ee

Chinese universities for periods > . | five years. Hoosier Marine | Killed in Korea

When finished they wil be Communist cadres of the future and possibly leaders of a guerOne Hoosier has heen killed in action and two others wounded, according to the latest casualty

rilla movement similar to that which has sown terror in Malaya, list released by the Department of Defense.

The Indonesian government, in granting the Chinese youth travel permits to China did not allow them to rejoin their parents, KILLED IN "ACTION mostly wealthy merchants, Re-| Pfc. Donald Glenn Van Til, son entry perinits remain to be nego- of Mr, and Mrs. Nick N. Van Til, Highland. WOUNDED $ USMC

Pfc. George E, Metz, son of Mr, The Indonesia government has and Mrs, Harold E. Metz, South just finished citizenship screening Bend.

| Red China waited until this prob. Mar. lem was put aside before making its huge educational rajd, : The Peiping government pays| all expenses and guarantees ex~|

Several hundred similar youths last month and about 1500]

ARMY 76 million citizens. The majority] Pfc. Stanley W. Galenski, son of the Chinese even though China/of Mrs. Josephine Galenski, Shelborn took Indonesia citizenship. burn.

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Police Close Eyes iT

The police of most states, as| 'a result, have either closed their, eyes to the existence of thousands {of little bookies or have taken| only half-hearted action against them. Queensland is thinking of toss-| ing in the towel altogether and) legalizing all bookmaking by licensing them and collecting tees. | This “blind eye” attitude, how-

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