Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1945 — Page 7

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES "Local Soldier Cited In Italy

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Appointment of Mys. Willlam R. of Lharacter and

E. New York |O. Lee, chairman of the council ha Hkvington 1173 She succeeds Mrs. Frederick G. Bal, New Institution Planned for « Diagnosis of Mental ~. lliriess.

A new half-million dollar hos-

RELOCATION CENTERS) TO.BE CLOSED BY "46

"| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20 .| | P.) ~All Japanese relocation cen-| [ters probably will be closed by Jan.! 2, 1946, the war relocation duthority | announced today. ” All but 60,000 evacuees already have been resettled, WRA said. The! remaining Japanese - Americans were expected to leave the eight! open centers by next- year,

Funerals

See Dr. Carl J: Klaiber, Opt. D.

For Accurate Eye Examinations. Over 25 Years’ Experience

a ee = ; 5 vd Ra Glasses Fitted Corr octly pital to be used primarily for diag- ; A 8 | ISS >, oa Hard-to-Fit EYES Are Invited nosis of mental illness will be sds retin = built here, if a bill passed yesterday

%_ Use Our Easy. Pay Plan—If You Wish § by the Indiana senate is approved Optical Service, 300-301 Kresge Bldg, 41 E. Wash. St. [|bY the Indiana senate is approved

Hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 (Call FRanklin 2247). Take elevator to 34 floor. governor,

~The measure would provide for operation of the hospital in con-

— . : ; N nection with the Indiana university 5 ; TH NC Kepsake Astoria R\(* school of medicine at an estimated 3 He esd : <; faiiheg 44 hie iY < annual cost of $200,000. Bm gi BB : : ny mn The mental hospital would be the ¢ re , Up Tonight!

An lnvestment in 8 Reauty and \\ Happiness!

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first attempt in this state to pro-| : IY AND vide diagnostic service for “bor-| * : Sa | ORPS der-line” cases, Medical authori- Cpl. Gordon Byrd (left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byrd, 1413 Ken- |

ties declare that a high percentage

of early mental ills are first in-| nington ave, is congratulated by Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes after be- |

dicated by personality. quirks, ing awarded the bronze star at ceremonies on the 5th army front in | Advice Available Italy. He was decorated for heroic action in Italy when he delivered

Psychiatrists would be available! gasoline to a forward tank company under continuous enemy fire, also for consultation by those who,

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It's wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol up each nostril relieves transient congestion that stuffs up the nose and

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