Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1951 — Page 18

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“In Soviet Zone

Doctors Devote Time

To Potential Workers By DAVID M. NICHOL

BERLIN, Feb, 22 (CDN)-—The relentless gressures within the So; | viet zone of Germany leave littlex room for the aged and infirm.

Doctors say {it is difficult to, supply them with needed medi-| cines and almost impossible to arrange their admission to hospitals even in extreme cases.

The doctors themselves . are pressed to save their time and energies for the treatment of younger persons who still are potential workers. | I was told of the case recently | of a 60-year-man in eastern Ber-| lin whose wife, equally’ elderly, suffered from a serious stomach ailment. Calls Nearby Hospital One night her condition became much aggravated. The man called a nearby hospital where the doc-| tor first asked the age of the patient. When he was told she| was 60, the doctor said he was not permitted to leave the hospi-! tal building. In desperation the man called | the numbers of three other doc-| tors. Each time he was asked the patient's age. When he replied, he was told in turn that one of the| doctors was out of the. city, that another could not be reached by, telephone, and that the third was! busy but. would come later. | The doctor didn’t appear and] the man called an ambulance. Again he was asked about his wife's age. A day and a half later he still was waiting for the ambu- | lance when he found a doctor who! would take the case. Prescribes Treatment | Nor were his troubles at an end. | The doctor prescribed a treat-! ment, not exceptional but requir-| ing ingredients not normally pro-|

man could find them in none of ¥ the private or publicly - owned | O-Rama show stores. | Not until he obtained a special

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buy the items in the “government drug store.” The drug store i8.p, leznings” t d located in the building which once| ~2n8erous leanings“ towards "“.

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BERLIN, Feb. 22 (CDN) -— house organ of DEFA, the Sovietized monopoly’s official name. crimes: Reducing diets _housed Goering’s Air Ministry the American way of living have along Hollywood lines, the wearand now serves as headquarters been discovered among students ing of bobby-soxers’ blue jeans, for Eastern Germany's economic/a8nd apprentices of East Ger-,n4 an unconcealed liking for

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BILLS PASSED - ase Jguor stores to sell tobacco. (Passed

| (Pep 3 ps0) Pies of COuRL. Muditors pased on poDL: bo |sala cou audito - 8B 105 (Bunderlandi—Authoriges cities lation of counties. (Passed 75-6) towns to establish and improve gar-| HB 2 (Brennan) —Prohibits guest pas g¢ and refuse disposal systems and to|senger in Airplane from suing owner for 3 sue revenue bonds © redeemed | personal injury n case of accident unless rough, Jetvice charges. fective on vas- pilot Js guilty of “wilful - gard.”

sags (Pass J | (Passed ta 158 1Beczkiewicz) Creates office of |

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wanton dis--1) sil } 252 {Rreft, Jester) Increases mas Pp assessor in townshi of over mum unemployment compensation {roi population which do rot have such | $20 to 327 for 20 Weeks. (Fussed 91-2) office. JT 8s d 44-0) | HB 256 (Monks, Beavers)-——Ralses maxi321 (Malone, R., Ferguson)—Creates mum total compensation for county re-ifour-member State Toll Road Commission | corders from to $6500, including 180 construct and operate toll road proj- both salary Sn per cent of recording ects approved by the Governor. Empowers fees collected. (Passed 73-13) | commision to Issue revenue bonds to pay | a 2 Ww. 0 rown, Monks) —Requites 0 rojects, ectiy . | proof nancial respons y for air. | {Fased a8) ive on passage {craft owners and operators. (Passed 93-0) | 8 jis (Btone, Baker) — Authorizes HB 267 (Wilson, Dunbar) —Establishes | Evansville. Evansville school city or Van- | Division of School Libraries and Teaching derburgh County to lease public land to Materials in State Department of Public 8 not-for-profit corporation to build audi- Instruction. (Passed 89-15) {torlum, recreation building or museum. HB 206 (Hunter, Malinka) — Permits — (Passed 45-0) ary housing authority to accept federal sorry | SB 280 (Van Ness. Evans) —Places 630 funds for s clearance; (Pas) -33) {technical and professional employees of HB 313 (Monks, Maehling) —Increases N {State Highway Department under non- salary of Governor from $8 to $18,000, ° | political merit system. Prohibits hiring of [and other elected state officials to $13,500. ‘employees for political reasons, Creates | (Passed 13-14) osition of personnel manager to be named| HB 323 (Greene) —Decreases number of | by ighway commission’ Effective on justice of peace courts in Muncie from passage. (Passed 43-5) {three to one. (Passed 80-0) ; 1 260 (Beaman, Evans) —sAuthorizes HB 347 (Bierly)—Requires legal adver{director of civilian defense. with consent tisement in two newspapers of intention

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No S$ {of Governor, to enter into compacts with |to clean or repair ditches. (Passed 76-0) Exchange : {other states on civil defense matters. Pro-| HB 359 (Hunter, Hasbrook) — Permits | vides for Fegiprocity of professional and reciprocity with other states for civil en- No Ree shical licenses In svent of Qisaster. folcement of sup ort orders on runaway | ective on passage. (Pass «0 . 8. =0) | HB 23 (Kreft, Bushemi —Increases [HB 360 {Kreft, Teeter) -- Increases phone Orders | volunteer firemen. Effective on passage. Disease law to 327 for 500 weeks but sets ” | (Passed 43-0) | total Hinks of $10,000. (Passed 88-2) 225 Pairs

i 5 (Downey, Malinka)--Extends for| HB 361 (Kreft, Teetor)—Increase maxi{10 years the suspension of Indiana laws imum benefits under workmen's compensa-' : of WOMEN'S WALK-OVER SHOES / $4-88

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{governing hours of work for women inition law to $27 for 500 weeks but sets | industry. Effective on passage. (Passed total limit of $10,000. (Passed $9-2) 33-9) | HB 386 (Teetor, Maehling) —Clarifies adHB 103 (Miser, Bartock)—Empowers Di- ministration of Unemployment Securities rector of Fish and Game Division of De- Division. (Passed 90-0) {partment of Conservation to enter into! HB 417 (Macer, Cockrum)—Cives Van- | co-operative agreements with federal gov- gerburgh County council right to fix sala{ernment for fish and wildlife restoration. ries of probation officer and assistants | Effective on passage. (Passed 36-3) for juventle court in that county. (Passed | HB 133 (Baker) —Provides that fee for 68-18) {Justices of the peace in making up docket. HB 440 (McLinn, Regan)-—Makes dogin civil cases shall be 10 cents for each stealing a felony whether or not dog

{100 words or $2, whichever is greater. Ef- tax has been pald on animal (Passed {fective on passage. (Passed 34-8) 86-41 | JHB 340 (Hartman) -—Requires approval/ HB 457 (Copeland! — Increases non- Were $12.95 fo $15.95 Were $8.95 fo $10.95 {of State Highway Commission and county resident tuition fee from $15 to $45 per jcommissionérs before a ditch may be pupil, (Passed 75-7) a | deepened that crosses or runs paraliel to CR 13 (Dickinson) —Commends South

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HOUSE BILLS DEFEATED .

HB 5 (Moellering) — Creates “Little SENATE | Hosmer Commission” of 10 members to SB 180 (Kendall McConahay)—Provides made a two-year study of overlapping for sale of real property at tax sale subfunctions and agencies of state govern-! ject to Improvement liens rather than ree {ment and recommend consolidations and {rom improvement liens. (Voted down 10|economies to 1953 session. Approoriates 35) 50,000. (Passed 88-6) SB 220 (McFarland) — Abolishes death | (HB. 61 (1. E. King) —Creates Marion penalty for first degree murder convic{Countly local government survey commis- tions. Mandates life imprisonment. (Voted ision to repert to 1953 session. (Passed down 19-24): : | 78-6) ‘I SB 235 (Farris)—Repeals 1939 law to | HB 64 (Kriner. Mackey) —Authorizes prevent discrimination against small town |special investigators for Marion County Dewspapers in the publication of legal ICriminal Courts. (Passed 71-11) {notices. (Voted down 21-24) |, HB 72 (W. O. Brown. Hasbrook)-—Makes OUSE 4 a felony to be member of Communist

HOUS HB 49 (Norris, Malinka) -— Permits

such persons by public offices and provides local health departments. (Defeated 42-52) | ne-to-three-vear orison term. (Passed ———— - rn remem,

91-00 | HB 89 (Dowling) —Permits peace officers §3 3 {to make arrests without warrants in hit- Size of Manchuria a dros vonaonal injury an Manchuria is half again larger

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