Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1945 — Page 8

MEASURES Teking Babies From Mothers

For psychological reasons, unwed | curity Chairman Earl Teckemeyer surrendered | (R. Indianapolis),

> who have

Forming . of New Boards (thelr illegitimate babies for adop- |

tion purposégs have been ‘depgived | Unanimously Voted in of their children immediately after! State Senate.

their birth at Coleman hospital. d and sen | Dr, John A, Van Nuys, Coleman | or feaie Je yagens nd ser by | medical director, said it had been the Republican policy committee, 'deemed “desirable” than an unwed | one to create a state flood control .mother should not see her off-/ and water resources commission spring, if she is to lose the child, . providing for an annual appropria- ‘ ‘because the image of her baby tion of $100,000 and another estab- might linger forever in her memlishing a new state highway coni- ory’ mission. His testimony came yesterday at | Without a dissenting vote yester- a hearing of the house social se-| ‘day, the upper legislative hay 2 |curity committee hearing. the bill which would estabfave flood control commission of 50 Cases Annually : 19 members, including the state! Dr. van Nuys said the haspital conservation department engineer, has some “50 or 60” such cases each chief highway commission engineer, year. and state health board sanitary, Me said the decision to separate engineer, {immediately unwed mothers from ' i their released children had been €reales New Board ~ imade at the behest of the state Al except these three ex-officio|ywefare department in 1939. members would serve rey In a letter to house social se-

| | babies before adoption,

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the welfare department denied it had suggested | this procedure, however,

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| Dr. Van Nuys said there is noth{ing medically unsound in the prac- | tice of separating mother and child immediately after, birth, . He declared that Coleman hos- | {pital must “exercise extreme cau-| tion” in its handling of illegitimate offspring because of the wishes of | prospective foster parents to view |

Robert Paige, who spent’ "his boyhood in Indianapolis, will be seen with Deanna Durbin in “Can't Help Singing,” opening tomorrow at the Indiana.

This is not allowed, he said, but sometimes ‘persons posing as | friends or relatives of the real mother make attempts to examine potential foster-children anyhow.” At yesterday's session a 17-year-old unwed- mother reiterated her charge that she had been deprived | of her baby for five weeks. <Coleman hogpital officials said the girl had been entered there by the welfare department with instructions

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BURNS CAUSE DEATH WARSAW, Ind, Feb. 20 (U., P)). {| —Burns received when her clothing | caught fire from an electric heater [resulted in the death of Mrs. S. J.

rats | sion composed > Ivo an] der the provisions for keeping a] and two Repub Joa: by the gov- registry df guests. The record would | chairman isin votes. be kept at-least one year after the iy a By commissioners period covered and. would be open rized « would be subject to the pleasure of jof Jmcuen by certain authorize F T thin Babies The bill also would provide penor ee g alties for false registration. It was Your baby's fretfulness, stomach defeated last Thursday by the senupsets and other discomforts during|gte when some’ senators objected to| the difficult teething period can be tourist camp operators being re-| promptly relieved by a harmless) 4 {, keep detailed registry preparation known as Dr. Tecliugs| records. This was amended to inTeething Relief. Used by Jhothers iclude provision for a card index] with complete spuliente Teething file instead of an ordinary hotel | rr . al Haag Drug register, and reconsidered. AK There® Stores and drug stores everywhere, Was only one dissenting vote yester-| Must satisfy or money back. (day. —— On the statement by Senator FALSE TEETH | Charles Fleming, (D. Hammond) | that half of all delinquent gross in- ' come taxes originated from Marion That Loosen and ‘Lake ° counties, the senate Need Not Embarrass | { passed twin bills authorizing the] Many wearers of false teeth have suf- sheriffs in these two counties to: fered real embarrassment because big collect a 60-cent “commission” on plate dropped, slipped or wabbled a : just the wrong time. Do pot lve in|delinquent warrants. J fear of this happening to you Just se —— ie, Jie TeeTREER, De M02 ] ) wae Batts "false teeth. more firmly, so they WOMAN STAR GET GETS ae \danyire. DrAtD. en Cheeks late ‘odor’ denture orl PURPLE HEART TOKEN CONFIDENTIALLY HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 20 (U. P.) — ARE YOU A HAS-BEEN? [songstress Frances Langford to-| Your af may a 50 wis day became the first woman and k of drive at ru 3 ; { ; fecling which makes work a burden, and | civilian to receive the purple heart holds you back from enjoying pleasurable 1 activities with your fugly, may be Ne piaque. ture’s warning signal at you lac - . ¥ tr. aterials and vitamins vital] Cmdr. Cecil H. Hill, California Ie ve he THousands es state head of the military order of | 5 istressin - Condit have discovered that TRO-| the purple heart, presented her MONE, comming. Sctentsne . with a replica of the decoration in alciu tad . or ptediont. of special value in such | recognition of her singing to hoscases, have discovered it has given thes | | pitalized war veterans’ new vim, new energy. The tonic effect o TROMONE may prove it is the answer > that weak, tired-out, ‘‘older than you should be” feeli At Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and drug stores everywhere. - Advertisement. WHY BE FAT? 2 | Get slimmer | usb. Shenae, yesterday. without exercise Cor ee on ore pounds and have a { 3 h ying ee . No {10 beat out the flames.

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TURNERS ARRANGE PIONEER BANQUET

The annual pioneer banquet of | the Athenaeum Turners will be held at 6:30 p. m, Thursday at the { Athenaeum. | George Schmidt, who has been a! member of ‘the organization 50] years, will be the honored guest. ‘Toner Overley will speak and a

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RESIGNS POSITION WITH SYMPHONY

Miss Dorothy Knisely, publicity director of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra, has resigned her position, effective March 25. A successor will be named in a few days, she said. Miss Knisely has been directing publicity for the orchestra for 10!

her crib yesterday.

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SWARTHOUT "CONCERT CANCELLED

Due to the illness of Gladys Swarthout, who was to have been soloist with Fabien Sevitzky and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in Cadle Tabernacle Thursday, Feb. 22, the concert has been cancelled.

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