Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1940 — Page 10

RSnite Improves, or Must Keep ‘Iron Lung'| MOVING DAY = (Welfare Aid KNOX COUNTY Bi SE

oT. LOUIS EDUCATOR CHICAGO, June 28 (CJ. P).— winter in Florida during which: “e ing a portable breast-plate res- FOR INDIANA WPA! Hoosiers were. commended’ Woda month, with two > dependents to. sup- i of Knox “County have : Fred GOnite Jr, happily looks for-|learned to take a few steps, sup-|pirator. He wears the portable res-| «~~ 0 EWR EE for a “marked feeling of responsi-/port. started cutting the 1940 wheat crop

The Rev. Alphonse M. Schwitalla, ward to fatherhhod, is pleased with |POr®ed by attendants, while wear-| iio. during his hours of freedom About 800 administrative em- bility for the support of aged rela-|. Despite this low average income hich 1s expected to. yield 950,090 _8t. Louis School of Medicine dean, {gains in his condition but knows Le from a 600-pound’ “iron lung”: in|Ployees of the State. WPA will leave|tives” in a paper written by H. of relatives, Mr. Stanton found that The county, one of the largest will speak at the Methodist Hos-|pever will win complete freedom MARINES EN LIST 4 which he ‘lay when he was wed their offices at 1200 Kentucky Ave.|Stanton Bailey, reviewer in the one applicant in five received some wheat-producing ~ounties in Ine

pital. graduation exercises tonight . : for the last ta . State Department of "Public Wel-|sort of financial aid from relatives| giana, has 50,000 * pial ge hilo the arifcal respiration do-| HERE THIS WEEK [as Ausust to the former Teresa/for the last time ai 4 p. m. {oday. Cle Deve fo reduce the amount the Kate Wes sear Te don. Sosy arm le

at the nurses’ home. vices which have kept him alive for ~|Larkin of Dayton, O. They an-| When they come to work at 8| pe paper is to be a part of Mr.|required to contribute, : ‘The exercises will commence with|four years, his physician said today.| Four Indianapolis youths have nounced last month. that they ex-|a. m.-Monday they will go to the|Stanton’s master's degree thesis for| Mr. Stanton found that about one | ood 1.122000 bushels. 8 dinner at 6:30 o'clock. Dr. Her-| The physician, who declined use|enlisted at the Marine Corps. Re- pect a child in September. new WPA offices at 429 N.Penn-|the University of Chicago School in eight of the relatives wrs him- | : .qman G. Hamer, chairman of the of his name. ‘said: crulting Station during the week| «gniters walkin again simply in- sylvania St. “They will’ find their|ct Social Service. self dependent upon some type of || BOIL CHICKENS 19 Lb interne committee of the medical|”, ya the office has been open-at 402 ~ ing ag P desks in about the same relative| For his thesis, Mr. Stanton t0ok|public assistance, but that only one|f§ ' ii9r 140 Lh - staff, will present diplomas, and Dr.| “There should be continued Im-|meqeral Building, dicates a gain,” his physician said.| position, according to A. E. Shep-|a sample group of 589 applicants|person in 20 with antincome of over [Ql plenty of Ponner ot Ah Kinds John G. Benson, hospital superin-(provement. There is no possibility] They are Russell W. Blunk, 3423|“He is able to walk with consider- pard, office manager. for old age benefits. He found that $150 a month refused to help suptendent, will award keys. for complete recovery.” W. Washington St. Edward W.|able support. I don’t kndw whether| Ten moving vans will carry 50,960{111 of the applicants had no legally port aged relatives. WEST STREET A total of 21 internes and 13 resi-| Mr. Snite, 20, son of a wealthy| Vaughn, and Walter D. Croas, both|he ever will be able to walk unaided. | cubic - feet of office furniture . in|responsible, relatives, and that the|. The ‘Welfare Department said POULTRY dent physicians will receive” di-|Chicago loan company executive,{of R. R. 20, and William N.|He never will be ahle to breathe|about 100 loads to the .new office typical relative of the rest. »f them|this was the first study of the: type 11 N. West st. .plomas. returned home Wednesday from alNuckles Jr., R. R. 4. without the aid of ‘a respirator.” |tonight and tomorrow. had ‘an average income of $50 a'made in Indiana. =

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