Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1929 — Page 14
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PAY ON TIME 1 MEDICAL PLAN DISCUSSED HERE . Watch Chicago Experiment * With Installment * ' Scheme. Installment payment of doctor hills, adopted by the Chicago Medical Society for families of moderate means, has also been discussed by the Indianapolis Medical Society and may be put Into effect here if .. the Chicago experiment proves successful. according to Dr. C. A. Stray- 1 ton, 313 Humc-Mansur building, secretary of the local society. "Dr. M. L. Harris, president-elect; of the American Medical Association, is the big backer of the installment scheme of payment Dr. | Strayton declared today. "He has lectured to our society on its ad- ■ vantages and many of the members are very receptive toward it. "It will take some time to work out details of financing under the plan and as yet we are not prepared.” Medical Budget Plan. a In Chicago the arrangement has •%*n called the "Modem Medical Budget, Plan.” Its purpose is to finance worthy sick persons on a cost basis, making it possible for j the patients to pav in weekly or monthly Installments commensurate with their means. In explaining the plan Dr. James H. Hutton, president-elect of the Chicago society, asserted that it "simply adapts to the sick the modern method of financing employed by the automobile, radio and other industries.” In Chicago the doctor will contribute 16.63 per cent of his fee to j the financing organization, receiving j 86.37 of the total fee when all pay- j ments are made. Should the patient I default, the doctor will get but 35 j per cent, paid by the financing company. Opposes Clinics. While looking with some degree of approval on the partial payment plan of financing, Dr. Strayton is unalterably opposed to the community idea of hospitalization as proposed by Dr. Francis Graham || Crookshank, London physician, in the July issue of the Forum. Dr. Crookshank proposes the '. treating of institutions by the community for giving the services of fpeciahsts financed largely by pubJru money or by co-operative groups. • ‘ "This is but another aspect of the nstant menace of state medicine,” ® Strayton declared. Flays Manufacturers. ,e!y persons who have had ' act with *he government's j >-■ cal service in war time or at leans' bureaus do not want the J H extended to the civilian popuIt. means mass production ! •momplete loss of the vital per- i f contact between the doctor j patient.” ,mmenting on the epidemic of • ■eys of medical costs being I filched almost daily. Dr Strayton j Mrted that if many of the Indus- j jSjglista who are financing these j jjects would pay their employes 1 g|li factories adequite wages they vould not have to be worrying about heir doctor bills. CHINESE GENERAL’S HAREM DISBANDED Utronp of Forty Beauties Dwindles to Two in Exile. Bv Pres? PEPING, China, June 29 —The harem of forty selected beauties gathered together by General Chang i Tsune-Chang. the notorious former governor of Shantung province, has been scattered, an investigation made by a Chinese newspaper here has revealed. I When General Chang lived in Tsinan. his harem numbered forty, and occupied several ex-tensive estates. After being defeated a year ago. he selected twelve to return with him b to Dairen. r Then ho came back to Shantung, and was again defeated, being compelled to flee to Japan. That time he cut down the tw-elve to only two, who now aro with him in retirement in a Japanese hot springs resort. COUNTY BANKS RELEASE $85,000 TAX MONEY Local Banks May Drop Flan to Sue on Assessments. county banks ha\e released to County Treasurer Clyde wobinson $85,000 of spring tax *°„ e T"hWi they had hold since hanks protested payment of a portion of their assessments on the ground they were being doubly bankers served notice when thP v paid that the excess representing'payment on bank stocks by both stockholders and the banks that they were doing so by protest ,n T ? v,-as thought that the State •Bankers' Association would start Sne kind of legal action here and ♦he banks had informally "impoundZr the $85,000 It now is underwood the suit will be filed in some other county. Ring of Egypt Honored 5 Prague' June 29—King Faud of vfvnt was awarded an honorary debv the philosophical faculty of prasrue university Friday night, in of the monarch's mter--2 Bn d promotion of the arts Z-a sciences. „ j
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Frohman’s Restaurant 244 S. Meridian St. Tourists Welcome A Good Place to Eat at All Times LI. 0122
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O.J.Surber Sales and Service * Dealer in Chrysler and Plymouth Cars We Have a Complete Line of Used Cars Main St. Beech Grove Beech Grove 164
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