Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1947 — Page 10

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v » » | “| y : | iscouraged: “Are you running months after you quit seeing him? SIDNEY! Rose was weeping light some organic condi- Landis Asks 40-Yr o|3WaY with Richard Breen?" Was he in town?” now. “How can you think such ny owas so Jie ouiae a How —y| ug out be id. WhyE | aed. | “tty wey 1} NEW AND DIFFERENT 3 uble, Nl No Such con-{ gg o- o « eyed, her jaw g. "HOW—hoOW| «yf he always had Mrs. Kerr's Is found after a painstaking ‘Working Life’ did you know?” telephone number, it's funny he(Me. I Was born thinking things| \sesesssmeemmemm——nm

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peutic treatments. Even though /Plan proposed by Rep. Gerald. W. me now.” > a's NN the patients are able to pay for |Landis (R. Ind.). * 8 = “YES, I'M SORRY, Dixon is dear such services, they should not de-| Ranking Republican member of! “AND IT'D BE advisable in the and fine. I could have been in love N mand them. the .house education and labor | circumstances, wouldn't it?” Sidney with him, but—" If conflict is the basis of the pa- . nodded. “Well, I'll go with you.| “But you had this Richard Breen tient’s problem, it is important for Committee, Mr. Landis has intro-|youm need a witness at the wed-|in mind. -I see.” - ‘him to recognize it. Cure cannot duced a bill to provide $60 a month ding. Two, I think. Maybe Mr.! “Sidney, don't think it isn't hard come until he confesses to him- to everyone 60 or over who does not! Breen will have somebody.” for mel” self the true nature of the ailment. pay a federal income tax. ® | “You will not go! I'm perfectly! “Running away, getting married Co-operation Required | The country is well-equipped to able to—" ‘on the sly? Oh, I know it must Many people have the idea that |stand this payment, he contended! “Let's see, how long have you be. And so unlike you.” psycho-therapy is a complicated in addressing the house. known Mr. Breen? Since April?| Rose's eyes clouded with tears. form of treatment based on hocus-| “When a wage earner has toiled Funny you never mentioned him. “But there isn't any other way.” - pocus. Actually, it is a simple treat- {for 40 years or more, he or she And he never came to the house. | “Why not?” : ment, but it involves considerable should be retired with a pension Why is that? You're not ashamed| “What?” Rose said. “What?” time and requires the co-opera-|that will enable him to live in of him?" , . | + “After all, getting married isn't; tion of ‘the patient. | comfort and dignity the rest of his| “Ashamed?” It seemed to Rose a now-or-never proposition, is it?| In psycho-therapy the physician days,” Mr. Landis asserted. {that Sidney's queries were a vol- If you have to grab up a man the does not use drugs or surgical op- | “Under present legislation, there'ley of blows, shocking, delivered first time he squeaks, how do-you erations; he attempts to influence is a great and unjust discrepancy one by one. “No, I'm not! He's— know you can keep him, once the patient through reassurance, | in the payment received by old he's wonderful! I wanted him to you've got him?” persuasion, and suggestion. If the people in various states,” he said. [come here, but—" She gestured| “You just don't understand, Sid-

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