Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1940 — Page 7

WiLL USE "DIES IN CRASH | NEARLEBANON

Sar Skids on Icy Road 52, Strikes Bridge; R. S. Page, Driver, Is Hurt. (Continued from Page One) wreckage. He apparently was

killed instantly.

+ Mr. Page was extricated and taken to the hospital- by passing motorists. His condition is said to ‘be not serious. He lives at 1040}: N. Delaware St.

Now Lodge Head OVERLEY NAMES T 4 IN PLEAS TO MEDICAL BOARD) cmon

Asks That Licenses Be/| Revoked for ‘Gross, . Immorality.’ (Coritinued from Page One)

| Haute, and Dr. Emma E. Martin, Otterbein.

Mr. Overley alleged that: Mr. ‘Scherer was guilty of gross immorality within the meaning of the Medical Practice Act by giving and 5 prescribing drugs, including “nerve Mr. Huse was one of the mio SEE Teme ye anv oni. active members of the Indianapo. Roscoe C. Leavitt . . . Becomes |Ments, rs, an e like” while Real Estate Board and was onl worshipful master of Irvington | Jlosnse. suy Demis Und N e ginal | members o e Lodge, F. & A. M. practice nsaturopa hiro North Side Realtors, a Board divi- ; practices. . sion. Roscoe C. Leavitt will be in- | He also charged that Mr. Scherer : Served as Director | stalled as (it Rue - had performed surgery, which Le 3 t rvington ge ‘alleged is not permitted by ioe, pes Be 2 Zemer > ne at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Irv- |jjcenses anc that his licenses were elected ‘a director for,a three-year ington Masonic Temple. Henry M. | optajped fraudulently.

period. He was secretary of the RR hx the in. The Better Business Bureau fasts Board and also of the North Side sisted by Albert -M. Alexander, ager charged that the three phy-

group in 1938. He was a member past master. sicians were gully 9 EOS: Smeal of the Board's apprasal commitiee) Gyr oors to be _tnstalled [17 [SOUL IE BE Lone also ‘was on this committee in 1932. during the ceremonies, whic vice as used by Hiel Eugene Crum,

be public, are William E. FitzIn polis. for drugless physician here whose liIn 108 x Ih nite gerald, senior warden; James W. | once” sere revoked by the Medical

Omaha, where he was regional apDratser for the HOLC. At that time| GILeSPle, Junior arden: Ra or. |Board early this fall ‘he was treasurer of the Indianapolis| pg. crer, junior deacon; Edward Dr. McAlpin served as an assistpo wi AE i 4936 and Wht H. Holloway, senior steward; oat ant to Hiel Eugene Crum at 1025 ere ed here and w F. Setterquist, junior steward; a . re-elected to the Home Builders) Clinton 7. Mitchell, treasurer; Prospech 86, snd used the aching Specially this fall. He also was a member of Bloomfield H. Moore, secretary; to diagnose and treat serious disthe Indianapolis Chapter of the So-| the Rev. Mitchell S. Marble, chap- |eases of individuals who came to se featured ciety of Residential Appraisers. lain, and Samuel G. Campbell, {him for treatment, the petition Fo pe : for

: t 926 E. 44th St.| tyler. Pasi Master Lex A. Cory |alleges. : 3 . Mr, Fnitdeg a y y Dr. Stephens and Dr. Martin, the i : oh gift

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His wife, Mrs. Edna E. Huse, and a| is the newly elected trustee.

‘son, William Murray Huse Jr, a , medical student at Indiana University, survive him, as do his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Huse, 3529 N. Tilinois St. and four brothers, Frank Huse of the Union Title Co., Glenn and Roy Huse, all of Indianapolis, and Harold Huse of Chicago.

Phillips Was 63

Mr. Phillips, who was struck on Kesslei Blvd. last night, died in Methodist Hospital a short time after the aceident.. He was 63. : Mr. Phillips, a stationary engine fireman for the Indianapolis Bleaching Co., was a native of Rumania. ‘He came to the United States in

0, K.S TEST OF PARK METERS

Keach to Call Conference on Details; Co-ordination of

Campaigns Sought.

(Continued from Page One)

1909 and had lived in Indianapolis|nate local citizens traffic safety 'orsince. He was .a member of theiganizations.

Rumanian Orthodox Church.

“I believe it would be highly

Survivors are his wife, Anna, and|beneficial if the many independent

a daughter, Mrs. William Patrick.

citizens safety groups could be co-

Funeral arrangements are. incom-|ordinated,” Mr. Keach said.

plete.

“Perhaps they could be co-

petition charges, have “not only used the said Crum ‘coetherator’ or ‘transcendent illuminator’ within the past 12 months, but-may be currently using the said fraudulent device.” Both testified at the recent Heil Crum hearing. Dr. Stephéns was granted a license to practice medicine in 1897 and Dr. Martin in 1898, Mr. Overley said, He charged in the petition that Dr. Stephens “répresents to her patients that the machine is capable of transmitting through ‘space, waves of radiations having therapeutic value although she knows or . . . could easily determine that the machine is physically incapable of generating or transmitting electrical energy . in any form which would be of any therapeutic value, all of this being fraudulent and grossly immoral.” Mr. Overley added also that Dr. Martin “knew . . . or should have

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In a preliminary discussion of parking meters last night in City Council, it was predicted that there would be widespread opposition to their. installation. Harmon A. Campbell, Republican, said there would be much opposition and Dr. Walter E. Hemphill, Repub- . lican, said he was “by no means sold on them.”

3 CITIES TO FIGHT GAS RATE INCREASE

VINCENNES, Ind., Dec. 17 (U. P.). —The cities of Vincennes, Washington and Princeton today engaged Paul Y. Davis, Indianapolis utilities attorney, to lead a fight before the Public Service Commission against a gas rate increase in their areas. The Hoosier Gas Corp., Which serves the communities, is’ asking a $65,000 annual increase in gas rates

sumably by means of diathermy which this affiant contends is surgery. ” Mr. Overley also charged that Mr. Scherer has represented himself as an M. D. and that he uses “fraudulent ‘devices and machines . . . manifestly incapable of any proper or scientific diagnosis and treatment of the various diseases and pathological conditions.”

Mr. Qverley contended in his petition that Mr. Scherer obtained his license | fraudulently. He said that Mr. Scherer obtained a diploma from the “College of Drugless Physicians,” the charter of which was revoked several years ago and that the school was “only a. diploma mill.” Says License Was Denied 5 He alleged that Mr. Scherer applied tp the Medical Board for certificate| to practice naturopathy including chiropractics in May, 1928, and that the certificate was denied. Then Mr. Scherer, Mr. Overley said, went ‘into Marion Superior Court 1 and obtained a court order for the

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