Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1945 — Page 4

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Dead Draw

Three Types of Benefits

"By DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA Staff Writer ~ WASHINGTON, Feb. — Dex ts of deceased BE ~ three types of money benefit

payments from the government— |

8x months’ gratuity pay, monthly pension, and if he has service in-| surance, monthly insurance - pay=| ments. Q—Just whe gets the gratuity payment and how much it is? . A--TIt is a lump sum equal to six months pay at the rate the was getting when he died.

died overseas, dependents of a

privage or seaman get 20 per cent! more ‘than ‘base pay and those of |

Bea same If he Naren,

¢hild or children. Tt is not auto{matically paid to parents or brothlers or sisters of an unmarried serviceman: Application for {it { department, ‘Q—~Who is eligible for monthly {payments for a serviceman killed? A-—It is paid .to the widow and children of a deseased serviceman. | Unmarried children under 18 or, if {they are in school, up to 21, { eligible. {are eligible - time

payments at the the widow or chil-

for as

ceives $50 a month. $15 more additional child.

[must be made to the war or navy |

are | Dependent parents. also

A widow with no children re- | One child gets! and $13 is paid for each | If there is a de- |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

| 825,000 Clevelanders

By SHIRLEY OLSEN Seripps-Howard Stat \ Writer . CLEVELAND, Feb. 28&#More than need never worry ‘about their hospital bills, Under the prepaid hospitalization: insurance plan of the Cleveland Hospital Service association, {these subscribers know that they have all hospital expenses for 30 days a year covered. In July, 1934, this goal was the dream of the hospitals themselves and of a few men who believed that many people who needed hospital care were not able to afford it, These men sought a plan which would make it easy for such people to obtaim the right kind of care. With a loan of $7500 frem the | Cleveland Welfare federation, they | developed their plan, the first large-

scale venture of this type to be successful. With co-operation of eclvicminded employers, the association set up a payroll deduction seryice. Stibscribers. could choose ward or semi-private ‘service, and could include protection for their families. Monthly, insurance cost for a ward is: Single person, 60 cents; man and wife, $1.20; family, $1.50, which includes children up to 19 years of age. Semi-private room charges are 75 cents, $1.50 and $1.90. At first the plan included only general hospital and nursing care, laboratory tects, X-ray photos and anesthetics. . Doctors’ fees and surgery are paid by the patient, but other bills are sent directly to the

association and the subscriber tion by salesmen. never sees the cashier, = : | Now maternity benefits have ‘been | added, and a plan is under way to begin medical care benefit. Medical Mutual of Cleveland, recently incorporated, will have the same

nation of red tape.

‘WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, 1945

Prepayment Plan Ends Hospital Worries for Clevelanders

"Group enrollment proceeds through industrial plants, with the resulting limitation of promotional expense and elimi-

| This basic procedure ids. been

Tees now in use, with a stipulated | copied: by the 177. other non-profit

fee for each kind of operation pail to the patient instead of the hospital.

[hos pital service Sponsored by Paper city.

Under the sponsorship -of theig cents for

(Blue Cross) ore } ganizations in riearly . every major For Cleveland, the operating . | expense has been # record low of each dollar collected.

Cleveland Press, a Scripps-Howard The remainder goes directly to the newspaper, applications were -taken hospital, except for a 10 per cent

reserve fund. reau from people self-employed or In 1944, employed in companies of fewer |t than flve workers, subscribers were this plan.

There has been no direct solicita-

by the paper's public service bu- f payroll

enrolled under

subscribers. Operating

were $362,000.

deductions to the hospital for the care of 72,131 A total of 7602 and nearly $4,000,000 went directly - to the hospital for the care of 72,131 expenses

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an officer get 10 per cent more ‘More money is paid if death occurs in flight, a parachute or submarine. | - reer It is paid automatically to a wife L. A. P. M. TO MEET of a deceased serviceman. (| L.A. P.M. of Indianapolis canton |

it father and mother, they | One only gets $45.

nena — Re .on a draft-dodging charge, Albert 2 'N. Roberts (above) said he'd been prospecting for gold in the mountains for the last four vears, and didn’t know there was a war on last November when he came down from his cabin near Las Cruces, N. M.

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HB 279—Raises’ salary of from $6000 to $12,000. 30-57. HB 467—Defines practice of chiropractors, permits licensing of them, exem ing. war veterans from taking examinations. 25-59.

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{2 will meet 8 p. m. tomorrow in Gas on Stomach 0 5.0 eo “oltz axcges stomach acid caused painful, suffoestHEE relief—medicines like those 1a Beil-ans|| jets, Fan isin, Bail-ans brings. comfort in a! House, Feb. 27 terial men. ts of deceased em- | Cities, tec hni Head h ? HB 356—Amend achy? © z HBP 361 Redefi: 82- 0. i commissioners Do you | feel headachy and upset due to HB 405—Am rly bi-partisan board;| HB 408—Restores Sig odor include death of owner help digest your food. If Nature fails, « iu mond any creates Therefore, you must increase the flow "cu 45 reates v. wi ences for state job often in ag little as 30 minutes. And, | . services in connection with BIS FAILING TO PASS counteract indigestion—when Carter's |, property. 80-0. | Psp t er or step-mother, 73-0. . Xiver Fills as firacted. Get them at any to ance of federal grants for health projHB 81—Prescribes methods for ,Joluntary, Do functional periodic disturbances

or i di : y | there is no wife, to the surviving ) {Germania I. O. O, F. hall at Pros-| until | pre eside, | Relieved in 5 minutes or : double your money back A dng gas, sour stomach end heartburn, doctors a ribs in fastest -acting medicines known for! as Bla your money back oo retwn of bottle) BILLS PASSED mechanics, drussiia, etm - - { HB 313 E 2 vis 0 B 1I04-Amends occupational disease statutes regs: ‘ Foor Digestion? 5 350 weeks of bene-|to actuarial v average weekly wage ciety life ins ic ing to Indiana rot Rip Asse ance . companies “HB 400 ides fo beral interpreta-| Sour-or Upset? oo ici ili iieiil mE o tan mt good title may be obtained on. property |o state. poli . sold for delinguen ¢ 81-0 ; | statutory exister Ti Li | 2 i 36 Limit {ari county con-, HB 383—Ame ired-Listless? oo pa ies of fourt h and | move withou poorly digested food? To feel cheerful r alcoholic bever- | bership mb and Po poy again your food must be | ages con } ving Republican ad-| and voting p I F hoer.t 59-33 | perpetuation: of owr ature must produce about 2X08, extend by "limiting owners! fwo pints of a vital digestive juice to ee | HB 438 Provides ur f may remain undigested— technicalyvocational ving you headachy and irritable. | to build asd eq HB 420--Estab! of this digestive juice, Carter's Little . Liver Pills increase this flow quickly— RJR 3-Increases terms of cou ves county auditor extra com- |iffs from two to four years. 2 you're on the road to feeling better. i 3 TK 4-22. House Don’t depend on artificial aids to its townships to-issue bonds Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Na- | : ~Repeals act that set up special ture’s own order. Take Carter's Little [procedure for adoption of children by Permits’ surety companies pondsmen_ {for guardians of -0. 0 S 51—Proyides for surveys of public —p——— J and private Health facilities for accept- > 2 | No Appointment Necessary |. ects. 64-13, : a a fl I Senate . en Fh | SB 252—Permits circuit court judges La to commit war veterans who are men ly 4 {ill to federal institutions. 38-0. | dissolution of corporations.” 34-0. ; - HB 196—Recreates state insurapes de- | partment and legaiiges acts of present v department. 37-3. | y | HB Removes DOWSr “ot, state wel. On “CERTAIN DAYS™ Of The Month? | 3, Bus fo, supesviad poor rete work TD ership of | make you feel nervous, fidgety, cranky, Jtom Six to-seven irritable, s a bit blue, tired, and "‘draggedt

In powers and duties of | department, giving it new existence. 34-6 65-—Appropriates §432.000 for con- | gnuance of state guard. -3. " HB 366—Creates new, seven- member | ifmory board, legalizing sale of armories. |

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B 372—Appropriates $500,000 for special surveys in connection with work of Indiana Economic Council. 35-7 HBP 442—Gives governor power to appoint six-memoer board of state financial institutions. 35-6 B 449 Provides that state board of health shall maintain state department of . vital statistics with official y _regis- | trar, 42-0 SB 185--Divides - state board of educa-] tion into three committees: general edu-| n | cation, ‘text-book adoption and teachertraining_and licensing. 35-6. ” HB 2—Recreates five-member, part- { time state welfare board and directorship,

LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S (Sims providing $600 annual salary instead of

. my. Ro, ‘ = Se B 18300 and meetings twice a month instead —freedom was taken jot ames, 0 5 original more or less for grant- any city of the third, fc class, specifically Colu §, to expand | ed? Today the price of waterworks outsidé corporate limits. 39-0 freedom is much blood, HB 69—Amends origin 1 to permit sweat and tears, brave salary raises to $1500 annually for mayor boys dving on the bat-

and clerk-treasurer of North Vernon. 42-0. HB 1 tle front and grief-bi-partisan hea and hospital We dare noti consider { man is elected in each district 1avigable more than Wwe can 1637'N. Illinois St.

reates Joint stricken fathers, moth-36-4 the cost in dollars, but at large. 42-0 +-sto ners afford. 1222 Union St.:

non-partisan health and hospital ers, wives and sweet- : HB 138-<Amends present act HB 164 P es must buy bonds, bonds 51 Tovide: the 4-0 7 ”~ . WA. 1509

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