Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1940 — Page 20

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'FOOTSORE CITY

i oo LEARNS

, OF FUND NEEDS

$255,000 Hospital Bonds ~ Under Advisement After . Inspection.

City Council today had a $255,000}

bond ‘issue for extensive City Hospital - hnprovements under advisement and a number of pairs of tired feet, after an exhaustive inspection of the institution yesterday.

The Councilmen who must ap-||

prove ‘the expenditure if the improvement is to go forward tramped about the hospital for more than an. hour with hospital attaches before ‘finally relaxing with sighs of relief in the institution's private dining hall. In addition to other information, the Councilmen learned that the hospital is singularly devoid of places to sit down except for patients, attaches and expectant fathers. They were taken aback when they learned that. after their hour’s hike, they had seen only a third of the $8,000,000 institution.

Remodeling Outlined

With Dr. Charles W. Myers, superintendent, and Albert - Walsman, business manager, as guides, the Councilmen saw how officials plan \ to.remodel the major surgical building and tie in its eight surgeries with two new ones in the. PWA-built F Wing. The surgeries now on the first floor will be moved to the third flocr which now is taken up by an unused auditorium. The first floor then will be turned over to the outpatient department. Five new elevators will be added to. relieve the load of the present elevators. Some of the elevators now in' service were installed 27 years ago and cannot carry safely more than five persons or two patient carts with two attendants, Dr. Myers explained. :

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Scheduled Hare

W. E. Bote \ manager of Motors’ Chevrolet de: uled to arrive at Munici iz Sohegnl late today. Mr. Holler, io has heen " making a 20,000-mile tour of he nation, is coming here to ‘atten

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Chevrolet dealers of the Indianapolis zone tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic Club main ballroom.

WIDOW CLAIMS INDIANA ESTATE

Sel: Trust sst Fund Set Up

By Mother-in-Law; Wed 16 Days.

An Owensboro, Ky., woman today had on file in Federal Court a’ claim to a Bloomington trust fund established in 1935 for a man she married 16 days before his death. | The widow is Mrs. Mary Bartlett Faris. Her husband, James McDill Faris, died Feb. 20, ten days aiter making a will leaving his whole estate, valued at “more than $3000,” to her. Most of the estate, however, was a trust fund in the CitiZens Loan $ Trust Co., Biaomington, set up by Mrs. Clara Orchard Faris, Mr. Faris’ mother, at the time of her death in May, 1935. Her will made her son her sole heir, but provia.. that it he died within five years th2 estate should go to nieces and nephews. The son’s will, hovever, sought to turn the whole estate over to his wife. : Mr. Faris’ will provided that if Mrs. Faris should’ die within 10 years the estate should go .o In-

diana University.

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a dealer appreciation luncheon for >

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U.S. FOOD PLAN

Federal Officials - Workable Contract This Week.

‘Accounts, said today.

Mr. Brennan,

Washington where he conferred

Corp. officials,

the subject. ward establishing the plan we must

is legal,” Mr. Brennan said. County Plan Sought

Promise |=

Federal officials have promised to | have ready this week a workable = contract under which the food |Z stamp plan can be administered in = Indiana, Edward P. Brennan, chief |S examiner for the State Board of

-just back trom =

“For “each step that we take to- |=

check the statutes to make sure it =

NEAR FOR STATE

with Federal Surplus Commodities aid that the delay |= in establishing ‘the stamp plan here 3 has been caused partially by the |= lack of adequate statutes covering =

pragtical basis here and it 1s now

plete eir Brennan ‘gid.

arrangements, Mr.

Indiana, however, has done all it =

can toward getting the plan on a, E

up to. Federal authorities to com- =

Another Ohstacle in establishing |=

the plan in the is that the City townships. Presen operation work on a ‘township-wide basis which would not.pe feasible:

located in five |

13 county-wide plan can be arsanged. | Once a contract is found | will be suitable both to the Federal Government and to the State, oni. § a few minor steps will be needed to have the plan in active operation, Mr. Brennan said. WPA Compiles File First storekeepers and banks will

they will co-operate and then a’

be needed. This file can be compiled by the WPA, thus saving the cost which | would ordinarily be paid by the state, Mr. Brennan said. Both administrators of relief and : FSCC officials are anxious to get the plan into operation. It has been pointed out that among the other advantages there would be many more articles to be destributed than there are at present.

PSYCHIATRIST JOB DEADLINE 1S MAY 4

Deadline for applications for employment as senior clinical psychia- | trist in the State Public Welfare Department is noon, May 4. Applicants will be examined in! writing on the theories and prac- | tices of modern psychiatry and in-i ierviewed orally to measure such: factors as personality, physical ap-| pearance and judgment. Requirements for applications are | at least one year’s residence in In-| | diana, three years’ psychiatric experience in a hospital or institation,' graduation fro ma Class A medical | school and one year's internship in| a recognized hospital. | Senior clinical psychiatrists, whose |

| salary range is $225 to $300 a month,

| i treat some of the most serious cases,

according to the announcement of the examination.

ICC FILES AGAINST HOOSIER TRUCKER

A suit charging a Bloomington trucker and stone firm with hauling stone across state lines without an Interstate Commerce Commission permit was on file in Federal Court here today. The information filed by U. S. Attorney Val Nolan and the local office of the ICC charged that Kenneth Bowen of Bloomington received $78 for hauling stone for the Walker Brothers Stone Co. without a “certificate of public convenience” or a published rate as required by the law. The ICC.claimed that the stone company is equally - guilty | with the trucker because it knew {the shipments were in violation of the law.

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