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‘Cites State Asylum Help Problem

. Sen. Handley

Urges Action By IRVING LEIBOWITZ State mental asylums, prisons and hospitals are unable to perform satisfactory service because of a help shortage and incompetent workers, This was reported today by State Sen. Harold Handley, Republican chairman of the com-_ mittee on benevolent and penal institutions. Faced with an employment ecri-

work of the institutions,” Sen, Handley, La Porte, said he would recommend formation of a fourmember study commission to investigate conditions at the various institutions, The commisson survey, according to Sen. Handley, will be aimed primarily at finding a method of raising wages of attendants, guards and medical staff members to attract competent personnel “without raising taxes.”

Inadequate Staff “We have just completed: the most modern, up-to-date mental hospital in the world (Westville) at a cost of $21 million,” Sen. Handley said, “and we don’t have Snough money to adequately staff ty The Senator sald the commis-

orn BLT Legislative Calend Sonditions at the varius institn. egis arive s.aienaar

tions with a view toward recom

Senate Interlude—Evansville's new state senator, Jack Stone, (left), enjoys a wisecrack with La Porte's veteran state senator, Harold Handley, during a break in conference on problems of

state institutions. Both are Republicans;

hot and cold wars:

‘Good News

Communists,

Communists’

defections, came so serious Togliatti, Italian leader, {return to Rome to down the revolt,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a . |Balance Sheet—

Reds Fare Better in UN Than on the Battlefield

A 'Defections i in Italy Worry Moscow;

Report Russia Builds Satellite Armies

By HARRY FERGUSON, United Press Foreign News Editor Balance sheet for the week between good and bad news in the!

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{her satellites — Romania, ONE: A Communist army of 8ary and Bulgaria-—for some sort 100,000 men has been smashed of action against Yugoslavia. south of the Han River, The U. 8. {8th Army reaped the benefits) Ehis weolc of a curetals steady. ads pan it would be a military strike] vance northward, United Nations] casualties were estimated in a ratio as low as one to 100 for the

|Mrs. Lantz Dies;

Hun-

There was no positive indica-

{against Marshal Tito's country,|

{but the situation is so tense in| {that part of Europe that even a

{small border incident could set off a war,

The enemy's ability to launch a counteroffensive south. of Seoul has been broken and the size of the victory ‘may grow as mop-ping-up operations continue, TWO: A serious break in the united throughout Europe occurred’ this week. Four top members of the Italian Communist Party resigned because they objected to the way Moscow was dictating policy. There was the promise of more and the situation bethat Palmiro

Communist |

will leave Moscow soon to|

try to put

) A *ASSE HB 268 (Miser) Adopts U. 8. Geological . a mending ‘some changes.” BILLS PA $SKD 1051) Survey's system of co-ordinates Tor ea THREE: The atomic tests at “We have found,” the Senator : SENATE Gaition of ny Jhfucuiar point In In-13 45 Vegas were completed. Their added, “that we can’t hope to cor- ion, 57 Barn Dee ary oon HB 292 (Hines, Permits city to give €XAct nature remains a military | § 4 on ) ty 1 3 . v y > ’ rect conditions without first ob- to 400.000 pobuiation:who is hon Weensed Gf 2 GOTLPENd PROSE SUrchatel be secret, but, in general, it Is taining competent personnel.” on passage. (rasied 44-00 Ba . es known scientists are working on 8 . ,| £8 83 (G. R. Ellis, Cummings —Changes 393 (Rarick) Requires registered f th b.! en. Handley disclosed that the deadline Tor Bling declaaiion. of rami] mati notice of proposed vacating of street refinements of the atomic bomb. any . lava vr 4 5 or alley to a adjo jing roperty own ou i commission would first look into aL TE TG BLO J sine affected (Passed 89- prov Thane The objective apparently is to some of the “trouble spots” of re-ition judge from entering voting booth at 97 (JE King, Utterback) Deimi construct atomic artillery shells| a ani. | Without the udzes s518t fer. n: . \ Sd RISO § y i cent years—Central State Hospi-| di ot Oe ie. (Passed 46-0; © zoning Appeals board, (Passed 81-7) and warheads for guided missiles. tal Logansport State Mental Hos-| 8B 137 (Kendall) —Clears up misunder HB 200 (Meek, Mackey)—-Restores power ital M tatuck State Sct " standing between federal and state law 3! indianapolis to ue city bonds for That would mean the atomic pital, uscatatuck State School, ign education of blind (Passed 44-0) HB 302 :Birchler. Beavers: Creates. POMb could be used as a tactical] Putnamville State Farm and the! SB 138 (Kendall, West\-“Takes fromiseparate circuit q for Perry and as well as a strategical weapon | , wRshiD Jeaesor 0 Stal d Spencer counties. (Passed 69-17 { Pendleton State Reformatory. of Tax Commissioners authority to evaln! HB 104 '(Hoescl Plshering) ; Revises against enemy armies as well as| h i PLS I p v dad metiioc r L Sen. Handley pointed out that by ratlioads. (Passed 44-0 co tine lens than 00 Nhat ron Suing enemy cities. he was not being critical of the ' 8B 153 pRtisune Dy Bannon). Agthorizes lines, (Passed 87-0) nvestmen 0 nds in State Teachers HB 309 (Beaver Macer)—P ides - present administrators of the in- Retirentent Fund in J icurities included imburs sement fo rschool annexed into city. Bad News v under 19456 ac (Passed 45-0) ‘assed BY-1 stitutions but he ‘added that he SB 175 (Stevens, Beck Bets four-vear- HB 315 (Hoesel, Pishering) Permits ONE: There little

felt they were handicaped by in- term of

many such complaints come from

office for State Veterinarian. county

investigation of State Motor Vehicle Bu- paralleling or running under state high-

inmates who are suffering from resu by

four-member Senate committee ways may be dee

" appointed by president of Senate to deter- HB 343 (Harl mental sickness. ‘mine whether previous administrations ‘cafeteria court” rm cent - have operated inefficiently or perinitted traffic offenses

irregularities,

(Pathe hy volce vote)

surveyor to let contracts for ditch

pened. (Passed 84-1)

nomic sanctions,

appeared

Passed 46-0) pre p Tati ; eompetent help. SB 078 80) ness. Evausi-~Abollshes New dio cls costing less’ than 1400. (Passed ohance that the United Nationsi o e - armony Memorial Commission Proceeds HB 324 (Hoesel, ; ¢ i rom Sime 30 time we get Fe> to go i 7H sig ate f ener al fun \d. : Elfective us present wate Regan stor hinAtes would take any further action at some Inmates are bea passage. (Passed 43-2) building laced by true : po " y t SCR 8 (Van Nes Evan Urges that be oh DPRsnea: 83.0) PEW suruelure “may against Red China. The United en or. mistreated,” the Senator federal funds for new bridges be used to HB 333 (Kreft)—Ihoreases population said. “We want to investigate all Improve inadequate bridges hat resurfac- classification of counties, with regard tol States has succeeded in putting ’ " As ng funds be diverted to bridge construc- present pay scal f tice {th s these reports, at the same time Hon and federal ; funds to counties for to conform With “19050. census her acs, ih ra gh a resolution formally highway construction be used by counties (Passed 81-0) randin 8 S bearing in mind that a great raiher than state. (Passed by volce vole) HB 340 (Hartman) --Reauires state high- » £ . nese Communists SR 8 (Van Ness) —Calls for immediate way department approval before ditches 48 AZETeSSOrs.

Next logical step would be for Haehlin - Puts 1 S Convieions for’ moving the United Nations to vote ecoSafety Responsi-

bility Act and gives commissioner greater but Britain an-

2- WAY PROFIT FOR You fOUSE diseretion in suspending licenses. (Passed NOunced she would oppose any through TIMES Classified ads. lB Bontrager) of Eliminates teohinl: in 346 (Brennan. Cronin)—Sets salary further diplomatic action against Through a TIMES economical "aged, S00. Hasbrooky Makes. {m- $3000. (Passed Jor South Bend at| Peiping at this time. Want: Ad you buy what you need mediate relatives "of lamsles in| tale HOR 7 (Biers Cpesignates Nov. 1 for, TWO: The Western * world and dispose. of what you no longer payment of cost of treatment and in- diana’s Constitution and names nine-man| heard persistent-reports that Ruswant. PHONE RI ley 5551. Greases weckiy ite (ron 43 to $10 '% commimion to" plan Statcvide vbrervane| gig was building up the armies of

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Artist Was 80

| Mrs, Dotha L. Lantz, a resident fof Indianapolis for 62 years, died in her home today at 5525 Broadway. She was 80. ‘A native of Centerville, she was lan artist and painted landscapes |as a hobby. Mrs. Lantz was a member of | the Meridian Heights Presbyterjan Church, White Cross Guild, and an active member in the Humane Society. | Services will be held at 3 p. m. Sunday in the Flanner & Bu-| chanan mortuary. Cremation will | | follow, Surviving are her

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