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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 26, 1052 2. . Hc __' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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If ~ medjcal treatfnerit tails,| With the state's mental hos- are: And,” of course, some sex should sex deviates in Indiana's pitals crowded and hospital beds deviates do not respond to treat. mental hospitals be transferred to in the mental institutions scarce, ment.’
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state prison? . many medical authorities feel sex The mental health council also | Indiana's Mental Health Coun-ideviates should be moved to will explore the “advisability” of ‘ y . i cil will attempt to solve this prob- prisons if they cannot be cured, allowing state mental hospitals to lem tonight at a meeting in| Many Being Cured conduct lie detector and truth LaRue Carter Memorial Hospital,! “Many . Sex deviates can be serum tests in criminal cases. The question arose when medi- cured and are being cured at our There has been someSfentiment «sn
fronted with sex deviates who health authority said: “But we Council members are expected either refused medical treatment have some who do not want’ to to plan a program for the transor failed to respond to treatment. change, who want te stay as they fer of some patients in hospitals
‘Feeble Fines’ | i Also Rapped | &
By JOHN V. WILSON “Puny patrolling” and “feeble fines” were. blamed today for Marion County's skyrockéting traffic death toll. Dr. R. N. Harger, chairman of the Indianapolis Safety Council's’ ! traffic division, called for a onetwo punch against “ruthless roadhawks’: ONE—Stricter enforcement of
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existing traffic laws. TWO—Heavier penalties that “mean something” to law violators. The joint program was voiced
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cal men in the state were con- state hospitals,” a local mental favor of abandoning this project.
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late yesterday at the first countywide meeting of 22 law enforcement and traffic safety officals to plan a long-range safety program.
ONE A QUEEN—Competing to be queen of the Butler University Junior Prom at the Indiana Roof Friday night are (left to right): Patricia Locke, 6157 Carvel Ave.; Joan O'Neill, Logansport; Dottie Stonestreet, Louisville, Ky.; Kathy Zay, Huntington, and Nance McKeown, 5641 Broadway.
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sided, suggested posting a 40 mph
speed limit on rural roads, and 5 ¥ ¥ F il : adding four sheri’s patrol cars. ro es S al Oo eep Bus Lines Going ’ n A Mr. Fairchild also advocated use of radar equipment outside Despite a new protest from 384 after two groups of transit riders law” and said the commission oe ‘erred” when it ruled that ‘“‘pub-
transit. riders, Indianapolis Rail- protested the PSC’'s action in au-' ways, Inc, Sunday morning will thorizing discontinuance of the lic convenience and necessity discontinue all transit service on bus service. The protesters asked does not require continuance of
the city limits as an extra check on speeders.
Wi 10 alaEaesteq, would be the Sunshine Gardens and the for a new public hearing. the lines.” ; education. program possibly a 38th and Arlington bus lines. The PSC can rule three ways. mr erento . : -= +. POSSIDI W. Marshall Dale, Rail It c h fa ul luding filming of bad accidents r ways It could refuse to hold a new ba aed Shuqing e ad AcctldehlS president, said today the transit! hearing, it could approve a new Lolls When He Rolls by
for use on television. Radar patrol cars were bought by the city last fall’ after The
company had proven to the satis- hearing or it could ask for an, CREWE, England, Mar. 26 All You faction of the state Public Service oral argument to decide whether (UP)—Rolls Royce authorities Commission the two lines con- a new hearing should be held. No Ty
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ment is seriously hampering ~ safety efforts by the or county Mt. Dale made the _ Statement previous ruling was ‘contrary to will cost nearly $30,000 each,
and state, police complained.
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“We have four cars patroling
‘Like 20 Years Ago the county now like we had 20 years ago,” Sheriff Smith said. “People don’t realize how the . population has grown and don't §- want to put out money for mod- : ernization.” Police Chief Ambuhl pointed
out he has 50 vacancies on the city force. He also charged the city has “fallen ’way back” in gearing engineering to meet mod-
ern traffic conditions. . . 1 State Police Capt. Howard A C RORY S
Sutherlin said the county death » . . Ladies’ Reg. $1.59 Ladies
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have dropped 4 per cent, Albert E. ‘Huber, vice chairman to Dr. Harger, said IndianHarger explained traffic deaths $e? were much higher in the 1930's. LADIES’ Ladies’ Reg. 29¢c All the most “We've more or less held the beautiful new line in the last 10 to 15 years in RAYON PANTIES spring spite of the doubling of the num- NDB GS Band and elas- 23 shades.
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