Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1951 — Page 8

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Horror Lines the Stories of Drug Addiction

Louise Fletcher, Times Wom-|

By ANDREW TULLY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, June 28—

Amid the chaste white marble pillars of the Senate Caucus

Room, the American people these days are getting a horrified glimpse at a world they never thought existed. It is the world | of the drug addict and it {8 being unfolded by the victims themselves at the gentle prodding of a Sen- § ate Committee. Like the ordinary citizen across the land, listening on the radio or watching television, the Senators obviously are shocked by this tragic recital. They are men of the world, but this is a depravity even the most sophisticated among men seldom meet face to face. It is a world hitherto never more

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than hinted at, even In the worst horror movies. A slender musician with a rawboned face sits in the chair facing the committee and tells the Senators how it felt when he was taken off heroin. His words are simple but they seem to reach out and claw at your

heart, » ~ »

“1 SUFFERED for 14 days,” he says. “I had ailments, such as body aching and watery eyes and running nose. It makes you feel real old, like you had the rheumatism.” He looks straight ahead, seeming not to see the committee chairman, Herbert R. O'Conor of Maryland. There is an impersonal preciseness, almost a formality, to his speech, as if he were reading a declamation he had memorized. He says he has been taking heroin for 20 years, first by sniffing—*“I = disliked that" then by injections into the skin, and finally by “mainlining,” or injections into the bloodstream. (Americans are learning some new words, too. )

He tells about how easy it is to get dope~*practically in every city that I entered,”— but he is not naming those he got it from. Sen, Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin is insistent, but the witness is unmoved. “I made myself clear before I came here,” he said. “I want to live.”

ou » ” HE GETS up and is nudged out of the room by a pot-bellied guard and a new witness sets down. This is a youth of 24 who rubs his wrists because they were in handcuffs until he came into the room. He is another musician—gravely eager like his predecessor and with the same carefulness of speech. This youth sitting there in the light blue denim of the District of Columbia jail is another type of exhibit, though -—the miserable soul whose addiction led him into crime. It seems his drugs cost him. $25 a day and he couldn’t make that much blowing a trumpet 80 he made up the difference by pawning stolen goods, He, too, is glad to warn oth-

ers away from dope—“It seems to take away your will power,” But it's “to tell you the truth, Senator, I don't remember,” when he’s asked who sold him the stuff, y

8 n u AND SO the parade continues, from the wisp of a girl— “it just ruins your body and everything”—to the" typical fast-talking, knowing New Yorker—"Sure, I knew (Frank)

Costellp; me ari him ate in the

same restaurant.”

You listen and your skin | it doesn’t | sound like soapbox stuff when | Sen. Wiley thunders about “this |

crawls for , once

scum that is striking at the

very vitals of our country.” It |

sounds, instead, like the righteous anger of a man who has been Pessing into a place of evil

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