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2 Drivers Die In Accidents; 6 Injured Here

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Two Hoosiers are dead today and six others were suffering from injuries received yesterday) and last night in a series of traf-| fic accidents. " William H. Cheek, 90-year-old farmer of RFD 1, Morristown, died instantly yesterday afternoon when the automobile he was driving was struck by a “Balt more & Ohio Rallroad locomotive, state police reported. Police said there were no witnesses other than the train crew, The enginemen sald the driver apparently had tried to beat the train across the crossing on a county road a mile west of Morristown Maurice - I. Sharp, 53, of Ft Wavne, was killed when his car struck a tree on UU, 8 35 four miles north of Winamae, late yesterday. State. police said he apparently had lost control of his CAr on a curve Man, Wife Injured A man and wife were critically injured late last night when their automobile struck a tree in front of 2331 Hillside Ave. Robert Varnell, 35, and his wife, Laura, 30, of 4354 Critten-| den Ave, both were reported in critical condition in General Hospital. Both suffered severe facial injuries and both of Mrs. Varniell's jaw bones were broken. Police said Mr. Varnell apparently loat control of his car. There were no witnesses Elmer Nay, 57, of Rushville was in fair condition in Billings Hospital as the result of injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile in the 8000 block of U. 8. 67 Police said Robert J. Robinson of "314 Kenyon St, struck a pole and did everything possible in an effort to avoid the accident,

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A 7 vear-old boy, Russell Sterrit. of 726 N. Fast B8t was treated and released at General Hospital after being struck bv a car operated hy Donald G. Hiatt of 2000 N. New Jersey St. Police said he ran in front of the auto mobile Mrs. Marv Coller, of 117 Barry Ave. sustained a fractured leg vesterday when struck by a car at E. Washington St. and Irving ton Ave Police sald Walter W. Jackson 21, of 255 8. Fenton Ave, was

backing around the corner when the woman was struck. 8he was taken to 8t. Vincent's Hospital

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House Group Urges Professor Face Perjury Charges

By TONY SMITH

, SN aToN Stal Writer WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 — lic's growing awareness of medi- to pay $2 for them, then he'll take Joseph W. Weinberg, 32-year-old cal services will result In more his medicine. i physics professor, today was for- and more demands upon doctors ‘. mo» mally identified as Scientist X of to prevent iliness as well as to IN SHORT. a few niles for

‘treat it, “doctor relations” might be: : an 8 ! ONE: Know yeur doctor and let THERE is a growing recogni- him know you. Arrange for tion that even the patient who'medical care in a new location just wants a doctor to hold his when you arrange to have the hand and reassure him really gas, electricity and water turned ~needs a doctor. The medical pro- on. : fession, its spokesmen say, hope. TWO: If possible. go to your to meet this spreading medical doctor's office to see him rather demand but without lowering the than demand that he come to see strict standards the profession YOU. Even though waiting is an has set for itself. They still fear enV enos: he SAY aL more that any relaxation of standards 8 more efliciently that wa) cither in education or in practice GTHRER: Ou The tines Rend if would be more damaging both to u are really ill, don’t delay see-

: ing or calling your doctor. A the public and to themselves than o,04 qoctor doesn't expect you to

the painfully slow process of edu- 4, that. would prefer that you cating .an increasing turnout of wouldn't. doctors, ) FOUR: Co-operate with the docMeanwhile, the matter of doc- tor, He can't possibly help’ you , rp a tor relations, it appears, can help if you decide arbitrarily that you oa the West Coast. The action both doctor and public to make don't like the treatment and ntered about the radiation lab-| ; | ) oratory at the University of Cali- best use of what is available. {wont take it. { .The medical profession under- FIVE: Pay the doctor. If you (fornia, Berkeley. Cal, In 1943.] 0.40 that it must weed but the/are unable to pay .mmediately Research on atomic energy was j,.ior who sets fees above his/explain the reasons. Most doc{going on there |sworn responsibility to the sick./tors will try to be reasonable. If At that time, Mr. Nelson direct-/ ot the same time, the doctors "© payment is possible or likely, : 5 be as reasonable about using normal distress channels as you would in the case of a grocer, a druggist or a coal merchant. The doctor has to make a living, too.

the American atom spy case. House spy hunters named the University of Minnesota professor in a report which recommended Prof. Weinberg's prosecution on ghree charges of perjury: 8 + It was issued just one year and two davs after the Un-American Activities Committee accused Scientist X of giving an atom bomb formula to Communist Steve Nelson for transmission to Russian officials

Cite Wartime Joust Po spy hunters cited details nf the wartime cloak-and-dagger joust between Manhattan Project security agents and Soviet spies

reports quoted by the House com- the doctor's convenience and his mittee. He had gone to Berkeley problems, from the national committee of s ¥ = ; «the Communist Party. the spy DOCTORS interviewed for this a, Think betors Jou Jiaiue hunters said. His instructions series offer assurance that they oouve Fg lor ome SAOTCOmMAE ' Yivou've heard in the case of one. were .to contact Weinberg, then do not expect the patient to be a If you are given unethical or una research physicist employed by diagnostician. They realize that fair treatment, if you are grossly the Manhattan project on atomic when he is in pain, obviously ser- neglected. take up your problem bomb work jously ill, he cannot be expected with the nearest local medical so-

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Prof. Weinberg was to supply to determine for himself whether ciety. Just be sure you have as Mr. Nelson with information on his condition is critical. | v . 8. experiments in the radia-| If there is any doubt, the doc-| tion lab which he might obtain tors agree; the doctor should be! > from others working there, the called. If pain, even though ob-!

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after a speaking engagement in report said. viously not likely to be fatal, is Chicago. Mrs. Stevenson was Drama Switched great, the doctor should be called. wlieved. to be at the family's’ The perjury charges against And he should come. Where disfarm and permanent home In Prof. Weinberg switch the drama comfort is minor, or where it Libertyville, 111, 45 miles from from Mr. Nelson's home to the obviously can wait, the doctor ¢ Chicago professor's apartment. where should he permitted to sleep at Ohsery here noted that Mrs. Manhattan Project officers night at least until someone who Stevenson has spent little time perched on a roof to observe a needs him worse calls. | at the state capital since her Meeting they said was attended husband's election last Novem. PY Mr. Nelson. Prof. Weinberg. tymes do make mistakes. The naber apparently preferring the Bernapette Doyle then Mr. Ne ymaTunist I his rd th he! : 9 eivacy of the Libe arm Son's” secretary, and several o ‘ommunist league. an at he k dish t t 1 The So rvave Lil Fiyville arm. Prof. Weinberg's associates in the had never been a thember of the » Ma es simple es as e super Dec. 1, 1928. They have three Dokeley laboratory Communist Party. Fine son Adlai 111 a student at On the basis of ‘their testimony The spy hunters asked AttorHarvard University: Bot den the committee concluded that ney General J. Howard McGrath studving at the Choate School prof. Weinberg Wed unger Satnio cal a Spenial §tany ay 18 Wallingford Conn. and Toh . when he =aid the District of Columbia to hear ‘ —t One That he did not know its witnesses against Prof Weinstudent at Milton Academy. Mil-_gtave Nelson berg. If the Justice Department ton Mas Two That he did not know presses the case, Prof. Weinberg Mrs Stevenson 1s the former Bernadette Doyle will be the first American scientlen Borden. Petite and pretty Three That he had never at- ist prosecuted in connection with e 1s active in Chicago society. tended any meetings 6f the young atom espionage charges.

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