Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1949 — Page 4

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me of kin "Big DP Problem Through Red Cross g The uncle also would buy a| ‘GENEVA, Feb. 19 (UP)--More truck for the youth to use fn hix/than 2500 experienced doctors, work and give him good clothes/many of - them of the highest

and spending money. Other plans|skills, are the “forgotten men” include = enlarging his present/of Europe's displaced persons

The uncle arrived in this coun-|taken place, “although people in try from Preny, Poland, his birth.|many pacts of the world desperplace, in: June, 1912, at the age|ately need medical care.” of 21. He was alone and had little] An IRO screening of the docmoney, but it was a “gamble”{tors by a board of competent) j Dative, only recently learned of he said. medical men showed that 80 per the boy's existence through the a He went to school and worked cent of them are under 50 and 6¢ Indianapolis Red Cross. He had in a steel mill in Syracuse, N, Y.per cent under 45. Among those | fost all contact with relatives Stanley Sivicki ...a new life in rater he married and moved to|9creened, 81 doctors have long ! years ago. Then, a few weeks America for his Polish nephew. Springfield, Ill. There his 18-year teaching experience as professors : @go, a letter from the Lithuanian old son, Edward, was killed by|or leeturers in 19 different special * Consul notified him of the nephew| Federation Ri assisting him ing drunken driver in 1936. medical subjects. . and a niece. arranging it Today Mr. Sivicki is marking] Dr. R. L. Coligny, IRO health Mr. Stviekl's plans include|time until arrangements for his/director, said in the report that

will be made possible 8 of the uncle, Stanley 5160 Lafayette Rd., come

Mr; Sivicki, a naturalized Polish

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two-room frame house to three camps, according to a survey Pla 1 rooms, ’ made by the International Ref- ns 3 § Mr. Sivick! figured he could{ugee Organization, ul n Duar | ay an. During i Rortunitien he dae i leave his worldly possessions tol INO sud the propestien of oe Bishop J f n rubble of his nephew, “After all,” he said, tors to e popula ‘ i estern Europe—triendly care by “I might as well give it to my camps is one of the highest in =10 WEEKS TO PAY= he ! e, a gi farm business own blood. If I hadn't gotten ofl nt EE Boge at 7:30 p E a chance for away from there I would be In e re says virtually i h ‘the same shape myself.” no resettlement of doctors has . CHILDREN'S Methodist. i !

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setting up the youth in a truck|nephew’s trip to America are medical societies oppose immigra- op Som farming business on his little/completed. Then both he and the|tion of doctors for fear of the|l Fine quality comb yarn, In ] Bish farm. “I'll take care of him as|youth can begin the new life to-|lowering of medical standards or (* a gay assortment of stripes Methodist my own son,” he: said. gether. of professional competition. and colors, full cut, perfect . . committee fc " fitting shirts as pictured. S 9 J vance for C1 : {LAR Bo : " - Before his TTY “ONLY THE OUTLET STORE Pes & Girly copacy In 1 x was directo : Blue Je ns — Theological . 4 » ’ fort-on Main COULD GIVE YOU VALUES } Rs Horo i Reg. $1.79 Value Special February Selling outstanding

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, bishop for lif (And Look At The Amazing Low Terms!) : From Stock Denier printed rayon Wg vin, Th 1 forized 8-ounce blue denim, large pockets in front, 2 hi ’ * pockets, red stitched seams and rivet trimmed, with shoulder crepes usually found in > ob ho * straps. Sizes 1 to 6. much higher priced Jooted by Fo » . : Mail or Phone Orders Filled eight times * Star Store, Second Floor dresses. Ry d crepe cerning the i . romaines in navy inary wi 3 . ¢ seminary : | Men’s Work Clothing Savings ) and pastel shades. Bo- ow % Re . a — 8 “lero effects, two piece Bishop—8o A : educated in : Men S Vy ork : dresses, side drapes and studied at th x peplums. A grand as- bridge, Engl

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You get a lovely, walnut-finished 3-pc. suite consisting of a full-size bed, chest, and vanity with a large round mirror. Plus a spring and mattress, 2 feather

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