Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1936 — Page 21

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" to this year’s graduates included:

~hdianapol is; Ibert Dona

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* remained in Indiana and of that

- terneships in Indianapolis hospitals. ' Thirty are to serve at City Hospital,

. pital, South Bend, 2; St.

ME APPOINTED TO INTERNESHIP

66 of I U. Medical School |

Graduates to Serve in Local Nospitat

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 0m Indiana University officials today announced that 107 interneships have sheen received by medical school graduates. One member of the graduating class of 108 is practicing in Tipton,

it was announced. He is Dr. Russell Rollins, Indianapolis. Seventy-six of the young doctors

number 66 are to serve their in-

19 in university hospitals in Indianapolis and eight at St. Vincent's. Other Indiana hospitals. which will have internes this year from the Indiana University School of Medicine are Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, three; St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Lafayette, 2; Epworth HosJoseph Hospital, South Bend; Deaconess Hospital, Evansville, and St. Joseph's Hospital, Fort Wayne, one each. Doctors going to out-of-state hospitals will be located in Colorado, Missouri, California, Maryland, Louisiana, New Jersey. Wisconsin, Texas, Kentucky, Ohio: South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York, Illinois, Connecticut and Minnesota.

Interne List Announced The list of interneships granted

City Jloapital Indianapolis—Raymond Rolls: THonsy Brovhientl Be alndian. a 8! v Brocksm eelandville: Wallace Childs Madison: Bernard Cohen. ats oma Coney, Kokomo: i: oomington: Polkening: | Indiananolis: Bicknell: Joseph Havm Ralph _ Hinpensteele. North John Humphreys. Bicknell: man. Indianavolis: Wendeil dianapolis: PLAN "ior. 1 Jr

Jemes en MeKittrick: Washington: Herhert nN="Rohnert

Indianapnlie: dford: Jock

Anderson Charles Mal

an, dianapolis: “Chili: Olinh m

ne. Indianapolis: . i Jack Shirlds. Brownstown; Donald fpahr. Portland: Dan Stiver, Goshen: James White. Roachdale. Indiana Univerrity Hosnitals, Indian. annlis—Frank Bard. Crothersville; J. Lvnn . Indianapolis: anglas’ Barkley. : Ihion: Herbert ert. Indianapolis: Avran: x .G2nz. Marian: Richard Gerv. Lofavette; Ralph Gettelfinger., Ramsey: Abra. bam Jackson. Pa‘erson, : Jemasg Kirtlev, Crawfordsville: Homer 7 ife. Muncie: Orlando Mever. i A'bavt Ratcliffe Newcastle: Ton Rend-l Se Winfield Scott. Ehalbille: Lonis

var. Gary: John VanNuyvs. Newcastle: Eimer Zweig, Fort Wayn~. Methodist = Hospit21. Indianapol’s—_ Andrew Brenner, Winchester: William Cockrum. Evansville: Gilson Hild. Indi=". | + QGera'd Short”. La Crnsse: I= . Tvner: Hrrhert Wamner. Tn. dianepolis: Jnateph Walther. Rushville: Herman Wats<on. Evansville: Harvev White. Indianapolis. 8t. Vincent's Hospital Ine | B~ams.. Snencerville; Chester Conwev MeCardsville: John Davis. Tr san: Ross Griffith. Peru; Kenneth Hiz- |

* ping. Jndianepolis: Everett Mason. Fvar--

ville: Franris. Nusbaum. Cass: Charles o Weddle. Lebanon. Others in State

Mamorial Hosenital, Munrie—Navid Brown. Garv: Josephine Murrhy, South Bend: Robert Turner, Farmland. ec PPI Hnsnital. South Bend—Edson Fish Elkhart: Lester Hanis

St E''zoheth Hospitol. Tafave'fsa—R~1n" Kraft. Valparaiso, and James Openshaw. Terre Haute. St. Pnsenh Hosnital. South Bend—Ben Pirestein. South Ban Deaconess Pn Evansville—1. Paul,

v Hart, Evansville.

X Ee Denzler,

. Milton Erdel.

ft. Jrseph's Hospital, Rohert Holsinger. Fort W uU. Marine Hospital. alll: Md. — William Cravs. Indianapolis, and Merrill Goodwin, Selma. aterburv Hospital. Waterbury, Conn.— on . Scott. Scircleville. and V. Ken-

aon Wayne—

Stoelting. Freelandville.

Col General Hospital. Denver, Felo. ne Billings. Valparaiso. omer G. Phillips Hospital, St. Louis— Heroehel Bundrant. Rushville.

St. Vincent's Hospital. Los Angeles—

: Juste Crawford. Indianapolis.

8. Marine Hospital. New Orleans. Pa. Jeffersonville. morial Hospital. Paterson. ktor. Paterson. N. J. Hilwaukes, Wis.—

Barnet M N. J.—David Columbia Hospital, PFrankfo llas Citv and RY Hospital, . Dal1as¥ Tex.—Charles Fiel Jr. Indian®bolis.’ In Other Hosnitals

St. Anthony's Hospital. Louisville, Ky.— Simon Gold. Indianapolis. St. Mary's Hospital, Madison, Wis.— Joseph Hanner. Bloomingdale: Marion Roudebush. Noblesville. City Hospital. Springfield. O.—Richard Johns. Bloomington Soartanburg General Hosplal Fnartanburg. 8. C.—Craig 8. Jones, Kno . Philadelphia a Hos al, Philadelphia. Pa.—Don Mattox, Terre Haute. San Diego County General Hospital.

Renbarger. | ,

= gan Diego. Cal.—Charles Miller, Greens-

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Lelia Y. Post Montgomery Hospital

MEN:— Every pair of our men’s Sport Shoes . . . All Whites . « « Brown and Whites . White and Tans . . . All Ventilated . . . Good Assortments . . . All Sizes and Widths

- Loaded with ten-gallon hats, silver dollars and invitations to the Texas Centennial, Silver Dollar Brady was a visitor in Indianapolis

today. . He called on Gov. McNutt —several sizes too

and presented him with a sombrero

small. The Governor thanked him and said ‘he

hoped to visit the Centennial Sept. 25. Brady, shown above with his favorite horse, Dallas, in the seven-teenth-floor penthouse of ‘the Hotel Sherman, Chicago, was to call on other ‘city, county and state officials. He is a wealthy cowboy-miner who is attempting to interest mercnants in his theory that putting silver dollars in pay envelopes would help end the depression. Silver “dollars in the pockets are too heavy to carry: around long, he argues. He will be the guest at a banquet at 6 tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Approximately 150 merchants are expected to attend. Joseph Triner, American Footbali Association president and Illinois Boxing Commission secretary, is to be toastmaster,

Battle Creck. Mich.—Charles Moehlenkamp. Evansville. ; Tacoma Gen eral Hospital. Tacoma. Wash. Richard Morton, Terre Haute. Lutheran Hospital of Manhatton. New York City—Milton Omstead, Angola. 8 City Medical Center, Jersey City J.—Elroy Pasternack. Passaic. N i General Hospital, Cincinnati. O.—Robert Price. jndianapolis, 6, olie _-

St. Joszeph’s Hospital Arthur and Irwin Rosenthal.

Fort Sam Houston, Tex.—James Seaman,

aka. - is City Hospital No. 2, St. Louis h, Indiananclis, Minn.—

Hospital. ot. aul. Sweet. Richm Trinity. Hospital, Brookivn, 'N, Y.—Milton Tepnfer. Brooklyn. N. Y. Luke's Hospital. Snokane, Wash.— Forrest Tomlinson. Frankl ;

TOWNSHIP REQUESTS $4100 ADDED FUNDS

Washington Petition Filed With State Tax Board. A petition for an additional appropriation of $4100 has been filed with the State Tax Board by Washington Township, Marion County. A hearing is to be held July 13. The petition asked $1800 for fire protection, $1800 for school building and grounds repair, and $500 to pay for school coal bought last year.

RATES STUDIED - BY COMMISSION =

Financial Institutions boars Hears Representatives of Companies.

Aly Gon Philip Luts Jr. today ‘that small loan compam

Small loan rates in Indiana were discussed yesterday at a closed meeting of representatives of personal “finance companies and the

‘State Commission for Financial In-

stitutions. : Robert R. Batton, commission chairman, presided at the meeting in the Supreme Court room in the Statehouse. Leo M. Gardner, local attorney, spoke for the Indiana Association of Companies. Representatives of borrowers are to be heard at a meeting July 23.

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