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Evening star., 1941-07-27

To Be Announced.
Tyrone Power and
Linda DaTnell in
Blood and Sand.
Conrad Neidt in
"Blsckout and
South Of Panama
Tyronne Power and
Linda Dsrnell in
Blood and Sand
Joan Crawford and
MELVIN Douglas in
"A Woman's Face.
Joan Crawford and
MELVIN Douglas IN
A Woman's Face.
William Powell and
Myrna Loy in
Love Crazy
Madeleine Carroll in
One Night in
Lisbon.
Tyronne Power and
Linda Daruell in
Blood and Sand
Fred Me cMurray.
NJ. Carroll in One
Night in Lisbon.
Martha Scott IN
Cheers for Miss
Bishop" Cart. News
Marlene Dietrich in
The Flame OF
New Orleans.
Vivien Leigh in
That Hamilton
Woman"
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Land Of Liberty"
and
Melody for Three.
Gary Cooper and
Joan Leslie in
Sergeant York. -
Fred MacMurray and
NJ. Carroll in One
Night in Lisbon
Humphrey BogaTt in
The Wagons Roll at
Night
Fred Ma cMurray
NJ. Carroll in "One
Night in Lisbon. -
Bob Steele
IN
"Ssddlemates. "
Private Lives Eliz.,
Essex" STRANGE
Alibi," Am. Night.
Humphrey Bogart in
The Wagons Roll al
Night.
James Casney. Pat
O'Brien in Devil
Dogs of the Air .
Richard Dix in
The Roundup
and Model Wife. "
Fred MacMurray in
"One Night in
Lisbon
Walter PidReon and
Joan Bennett IN
Man Hunt"
Anna Neagle and
John Carroll in
Sunny "
TvTonne Power in
Blood and Sand -
Cartoon and News.
To Be Announced.
Ray Milland and
William Holden in
Il Wanted Wings
Alice Fave, ]. Oakie.
Great American
Broadcast News.
Joan Bennett IN
She Knew All the
Answers.
Pirates on Horse
back, " March OF Time
and color cartoon
Merle Oberon III
That Uncertain
Feeling Shorts.
Joan Crawford and
Melvin Douglas In
"A WOman's Face
"AffPctlOnately
Yours ana
Dead Men Tell
RAY Mliland and Yer
onica Lake in Il
Wanted Wines
Men of Boys Town. -
Meet the Chump,"
Cartoon and News.
Alice Fave. Jack
Oakie IN Great
American Broadcast.
"Afectionately
Yours and
"Pot O Gold"
Black Cal"
and Horror Island. -
Cartoon and News
RAY Milland and
William Holden IN
Il Wanted Wings
GLADYS Georee ana
Barton MacLan" IN
Hit The Road
Invisible Ghost
and "Medico of
Painted SPRINGS
"Beyond Tomorrow
and People vs..
Dr Kildare.
There s Music
In the
Ak
Merle Oberon. That
Uncertain Feeling
Cartoon and News.
Tyronne Power IN
Blood and Sand ~
Cartoon and News.
Tyronne Power and
Linda Da arnell in
Blood and Sand
Thief of Bagdsd'
and
Saps al Sea -
Anna Nesgle and
John Carroll in
Sunny
The Trial Of Mary
Duean and Earl
Of Puddlestone.
Don Ameche. Mary
Martin in kiss
the Bows Goodby "
John Garfield
in
out Of the Eos "
Three MosQuiteers
in
Trail BlabeTs -
Il hey Dare Not Love
and
Nevada City
/ To Be Announced.
I Tyrone Power and
I Linda Darnell in
! Blood and Sand.
, Frederic March So
Evening star., 1941-07-27
lMC l23O c ST Ne

HUME AT. SIss. Mat. ePM
FONDA ID THE LADY EVE A
3.'u. 6.%5 30. WILLIAM BOYD
RUSSELL HAYDEN in BORDFp
NICfT ANTES 90 A. n-pO S-NO 90
Evening star., 1941-07-27
KENNEDY KspRedyi Nr; eean 6ta

Matinee IN.
Parking Space Available to Patrons
Heaithfuliv Air-COnditinned-
RAY NILLAND. VILLA HOLDF
BRIAN DONLEVY in I WAN ?
WINGS Al H.lO 1 35. : 90. Q 3
Evening star., 1941-07-27

- -=--. - Ha-- -
Land of Liberty
and
Melody for Three.
Gary Cooper and
Joan Leslie in
Sergeant York. "
Fred MacMurray and
NJ. Carroll in One
Night in Lisbon
Humphrey BogaTt in
The Wagons Roll at
Night
Evening star., 1941-07-27

pENN Pa. Ave. at eth Sc.
1 LItlt FR. 500. Mat 2 PM.
| Parking Space Available to Patrons
HeaIthfulIv Aforementioned.
| WILLIAM POWELL, MYRNA 10y ~
| LOVE CRAZY A. 30 5o',
ia a4u Here Comes the Cav
| alry CarfoOu and News
Evening star., 1941-07-27

The Trial of Mary
Dugan' and
Law and Order -
Gary Cooper and
Joan Leslie in
Sergeant York -
Evening star., 1941-07-27
TUESDAY
Man Made Monster
and
Horror Island. -

James Caeney, Bette
Davis in The Bride
Game C o. d"
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Geo sea- Ga. Ave, Silver SprinE.
CLSO SH. 25iO. Parking Space.

THE NURSES SECRET ". n LEF
PATRICK. REGIS TOOMEY. A
2.uu, 4:45. 30. l0.0n. ROBERT
GETAWAY At $40. 55, S45.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
MONDAY

Adam Had Four
Sons" ana Texas
Ransers Ride Again. "
James Cagney, Bette
Davis in The Bride
Came C. o, D.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
TEETpAI 425 9th st. NV.
Nt1L MET. ?Stt.

InT 0NV lH3I ga. Ave. NV.
NOLOltI GE- $500 Mat PM.
HealthfuIIv Aforementioned.
| NARLFNE DIETRICH ROLAND
YOUNG. BRUCE CABOT in FLAME
| OF NEW ORL FANS At GOO. 3.55
| ! 80. 145. go. Edgsr KENNEDY
C0pnESy
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Woman Freed
In Sending Notes
To President

A woman who wrote letters to
President Roosevelt. addressing him
as Dear Frank" and frankie, my
boy" and signing herself as Your
Wild Irish Rosie" was adiudged
sane today by District Court jury.
Two Gallinger Hospital physicians
testified the woman, Mrs. Rose M.
Shriver Of 3545 Tenth street NV.
a widow, required hospital care and
was a menace to others because of
a persecution complex After brief
deliberation. however. the jury de-
cided she should go free.
When Government counsel asked
her whether she knew the President
personally and whether she had a
high regard for him, Mrs. Shriver
answered: Ask him.
Mrs. Shriver is under indictment
on a charge of improper use of the
mails. She was represented by At
torney Josiah Lyman and the case
was heard before Justice T. Alan
GOldSborough.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
$500, 900 Oil Works
Al SaIonika Blown
Up by Greeks
Americans Reported Told
To leuve Prior to
Nozis' Advance
Earlier story on Page A-20)

Earlier story on Page A-20.)
BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Greece. April l0.-The
Greek rear guard blew up more than
81 500 900 worth of Salonika oil in
stallations belonging to the Steaua-
Roamana Co, in which Standard of
New Jersey has an interest, Arthur
Lanckton. 27year-old oil executive.
said today on his arrival from the
Nazl-0 occupied port.
When it was learned that the
Germans were nearing Salonika. Mr.
Lanckton said United States Consul
John D. johnson and Vice Consul
Edmund A. Gullion advised all
Americans to leave.
Charles House, director of the
American Farm School, and his
wife decided to stay. but the rest
of the colony started for Athens.
In the American party were Mr..
Lanckton, George Gardner. assistant
director of the American Farm
School; Mrs. Gardner and their two
children: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Riggs
of the American Anatolia College,
and M. Everette Smith, a teacher.
Behind them smoke clouds from
the burning oil stores and stores
billowed into the sky.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Phi|s Score Six Runs
Closing Innings
To Beat Griffs, IA
Dutch leonurd's Good
Pitching Goes TO Waste;
CorrosqueI Hammered
Bv FRANCIS f. STAN,
Star Staff CorreSpondent.

GOLDSBORO, N. c.. April 10
Dutch Leonard today breezed i'm
pressively through his final test be-
fore facing the Yankees at WASH
ington next Monday in the opening
American League game, but after
his brilliant siX-inning stint the
Nationals cracked up and lost to the
Phillies. 7 to A.
Leonard gave only three hits. one
Scratchy. The only run scored off
him was unearned as Buddy Lewis,
back at third base, muffed an easy
pop fly.
Against Cy Blsnton. the Mats piled
up a 4-to-1 lead. which was turned
over to Alexandra CarraSQuel In the
seventh. Carrasouel was a dud.
giving up two runs per inning in the
seventh, eighth and ninth. He was
banged for seven hits, including
home runs by Bill Nagel and Stan
Benjamin.
A Philly rookie. Frank Melton, was
even more sensational than Leonard
after he relieved Blanton in the
seventh inning He retired the last
nine batters in order, tanning five
of them.
George Case and Rick Ferrell
paced Washington at bat. each driv-
ing over the left field fence for home
runs.
FIRST INNING.
PHILADELPHIA-Travis threw
out Bragan. Marty flied to Chap
man. Benjamin grounded to Travis.
WASHINGTON-Case hit a home
run over the left field fence Cra-
mer stopping at second. Lewis fouled
to May. Travis forced Chapman.
Etten to Bragan, Cramer taking
third Bloodworth forced Travis,
Bragan to Nagel. One run.
SECOND INNING.
PHILADELPHIA-Etten famed
Litwhiler fouled to Archie. Nagel
(See BASEBALL, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Senator Mcclellan Enters
Hospital Saying He's Well
By the Associated Press.

BY lnt Associated Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 10
Senator Mcclellan, protesting he is
"a well man." went to a hospital
for an examination a few minutes
after recovering from fainting
spell.
Senator McKellar, TennesSees
senior Senator and chairman of the
Senate Post Office Committee, COL
lapsed in the lobby of the Gayoso
Hotel after suffering what his ply
sician described as an attack of
vertigo.
The physician, who asked that his
name be withheld. said he wanted
to give the 72-year-old Senator "a
thorough checkover" at the hospital
Senator McKellar has had a
cold for some time" he said. The
Senator ate big breakfast this
morning and had a big steak din
ner last night. He gets these faint
ing spells when he gets excited"
Senator McKellar, apparently in
good humor, joked with the doctor
and his friend, Shelby County
Political Leader E. H. Crump. as he
dressed for the trip to the hospital
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Henderson Expected to Head
New Price Control Office

Among these powers are the au-
thority given the President under
the Selective Service Act to draft
industry which fails to cooperate
with the defense program. The
draft industry power actually
would remain in the hands of the
President, but would be associated
with the compliance of industries
with price decisions of Mr.. Hender-
son.
The most common procedure con-
templated under the plan would be
for Mr.. Henderson to call to Wash
ington businessmen who raise their
prices and have them explain their
actions at public hearings.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
6 Nazis Off Seized Liner
Believed Fleeing 10 U. 5.
q, IL e Assnciated Press

Bv tire Associated Press.
TAMPICO, Mexico, April 10-Six
German officers and seamen who
escaped from the seized Nazi liner
Orinoco Tuesday night in home
made 30-foot yawl are believed to
be trying to get to the United States,
reliable informant said today.
This source said the parents of
one of the escaped officers are living
in the United States. No names
were disclosed.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Bloom Of Georgia Leads
Collegiate QuaIifiers
b, the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ga, April l0.-Little
Arnold Bloom of the University of
Georgia. shooting faultless golf,
posted a par-busting 35-37-72 to-
day to lead qualifiers in the South
ern intercollegiate golf tournament
at the half way mark
The Macon golfer was under
standard for the Athens Country
Club layout, and led the tournament
fayorite, Gary Middlecoff of Missis-
sippi by l stroke. Middleton posted
35-38-73. which Louisiana State S
Lee Ramsell and Earl Stewart
rounded the first IS in IA.
Dixon Brooks of Virginia, ma
tional intercollegiate champion, took
39-38-77.
The field plays 36 holes to deter
mine Is contenders for the cham
pionship flight.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Earlier story on Page D-4.)

A gallery of more than 1900 per-
sons. including many from the dip
lomatic corps and Washington social
circles, were at the Chevy Chase
Club this afternoon to see Jim Fer
rier Australian champion, score
3-under- par 66 to be the leading
scorer in a series of golf matches
for British War Relief.
Ferrier and Allan Burton defeated
Gene SaraZen, Tunner-up for the
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Texas House Asks 0'Daniel
To lake Sheppard's S Seat
Earlier Story on Page Az

Earlier Story on Page A-2.l
BS TIE Associated Press.
AUSTIN, April l0-The Texas
House of Representatives today
adopted a resolution requesting Gov.
w. Lee ODaniel to resign and ac-
cept appointment as Senator sue
ceeding Morris Sheppard, who died
yesterday.
The resolution. which declared the
Governor should make his services
available to the Nation lin this hour
of national peril also requested
him to announce as candidate for
the senatorial elective term ending
in January, l943.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
President Sends Fairbanks, Jr.,
On Tour of South America

of the theatrical arts as possible
for bringing about improved
inter er-American understanding
1T is expected that Mr.. Fairbanks
will explore ways and means by
which this Government and the mo-
ton picture industry can cooperate
to make the motion picture a more
effective instrument for conveying
comprehensive views of life, not only
in the United States, but in the re-
publics of South and Central Amer
ica."
Mr.. Fairbanks told reporters that
he probably would go to Argentina.
Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay
and Panama.
Evening star., 1941-04-10

Douglas Fairbanks, jr. motion pic
ture actor, will leave the United
States soon for a goodwill visit to
several South American republics.
Announcement of this mission was
made at the White House this after
noon shortly after Mr.. Fairbanks
had conferred briefly with President
Roosevelt.
The White House announcement
said:
The President requested Mr. Fair
banks to ascertain the views and
suggestions of the governments and
people in the countries he will visit
with respect to improving the role
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Joe Schenck Wins
TropicaI in Photo Finish
nv he Associated Press.

Ey he Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla. April 10.-Woolford
Farms Joe Schenck. an outsider
paving 5000 for 81 straight, won
the $4,000 added Tropical Handicap
today.
w. c. Stroube's Sirasia. another
longshot. finished second, with Cir
Gle M Ranch's Get Off third in the
closing feature of Floridas winter
season.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt. it was learned
today. has decided to organize an
office of price control and con-
sumner protection" to be headed by
Leon Henderson.
An order setting up the agency
has been drafted and is awaiting
the Presidents signature. 1t would
combine in a new agency the work
of Mr.. Henderson on prices and Miss
Harriet Elliott on consumer pro-
lection in the National Defense
Advisory Commission.
Under the order, however, Mr..
Henderson was said to receive strong
powers to enforce decisions on prices.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Reds, 5; Red Sox, 7

CINCINNATI. April 10 CP).-Paul
Derringer and Jim Turner held Bos-
tons Red Sox to four hits today as
the world champion Cincinnati Reds
won. to 2, in the rubber game of
their training series. Bill McKech-
MES crew Smacked Mike Ryba for
ii Safeties.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
New State Set
UpbyCrodts,
Nazis Report
PuveIic Declared
Leader, With Mack
Joining Regime
BULLETIN.

BERLIN (P.-The German
high command announced to-
night that German motorized
troops occupied Zagreb, capi-
tai of old Croatia. this evening
and were greeted joyously by
the Croat pOpulace.
By the Associ q ted Press
BUDAPEST, Hungary, April 10.
The German news agency, In
ternationales Nachrichten Buro,
announced today under a Zagreb
dateline the formation of an in
Croat state.
In London authoritative cir
cles said that if the report of
the creation of an independent
Croat state was not purely prop
aganda it represented the same
old German game of setting up a
supposedly independent state in
territory their armies are at
tempting TO subjugate')
The German agency said Yugoslav
Vice Premier Vladimir Mack,
speaking over the Zagreb radio, an
nounced that Ante Pavelic. head of
the Ustachi terrorist organization
which was said to have plotted the
assassination of King Alexander of
Yugoslavia in 1894. would be chief
of the new state.
Has Been In Italy.
Pavelic has been in Italy since
he was condemned to death by the
Yugoslav government on charges
of plotting the assassination.
The German agency quoted Mack
as saying he himself would par
ticipate in the new regime and re-
ported he appealed to the populace
10 display German and Croat flags
on their houses.
Mack. the agency continued. told
the people a Croat politician named
Kvaternik had been appointed vice
premier of the new government,
which was taking the administra-
ton in hand
Returned From HideOut.
Mack veteran leader of the s.
100000 Croats in Yugoslavia, re-
turned to Zagreb two days ago from
the hideout of the government of
Premier Gen Dusan Simovic, of
which he is vice premier.
At that time he announced he
wished to spend these decisive
hours with my people"
The agency did not say whether
the German Army had reached
Zagreb.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Score Hurt in Wreck
OF FIorida-Bound Special
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VALDOSTA, Ga, April 10
Twenty or more passengers were in
jured when Chicago-Miami
streamline train was wrecked at Du-
pont, Ga, today.
The big steam locomotive hauling
the tourist special South Wind
ripped up about mile of Atlantic
Coast Line tracks, but remained up
right. Four passenger cars over
turned in a ditch. q fifth car left
the rails but did not overturn. and,
two others remained on the track.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Sorozen and Mcleod Trail
In War Relief Golf Match

1910 National Open Championship,
and Freddie Mcleod of Columbia,
5 and f.
In other matches, Horton Smith
and Bob Barnett were leading
George Dawson and Al Houghton,
while Cliff Spencer and Clayton
Heafner were leading Jimmy Thorn
son and Witty Cox.
Lord and Lady Halifax were un-
able to attend the matches because
of official duties of the British AM
baSSad dor,
Evening star., 1941-04-10
T Tropical Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Gourmet tMacAndrew) $50 500 $40
Upset Dove Durandol 11.0O 500
Red Rogue (WiliamSI 4.SO
Time, l:5l Is.
Also ran-Smilin Jack Geo. Krehbiel.
Bellringer. Buttermilk Quaker Brass, Edge
co. Golden Cargo and Jules Lazard.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
keenelund

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: allow
snces 2year-ods: Headley Course.
My Choice tCraiel 500 $40 go
Media Luna tBasile) 500 $50
Vsldina Alden tJames) $40
Time, n:4T.
Bird High
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Bowie

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. Sl,@00: claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; "a miles.
Cuckoo iSchmidlN $50 3.fn .9U
Money Middle (Smith) $50 25n
BreeZing Along tFredmanl SeU
Time, ! SIS. -
Also ran-Fay Days Knoxville. Dian
Tyr, Chief Cherokee, Success Story and
Vinny Boy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up l. "a miles.
Actress Duppsl 11.40 400 W
a Sun Fox tSistol 2.'o S3n
Howard (Scott 3.oo
Time :5Sls.
Also ran-Playmore. Count Eleven.
Kissin Kid Blind Brook. Mae Take. Easter
Holiday. Rocky Meadow Olivilo,
a Rieher- Mrs E ID. Jacobs entry.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Late Races

Other results, ROssvan's Com
ment, entries and selections for
tomorrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Raider Strikes in South Atlantic

NEW YORK LFN-The British freighter Gracefeld 1881
tons has been sunk by Naz raider roaming the South At
lantic and of her landed at Bordeaux France
France, circles said today.
Evening star., 1941-04-10

DAYTON, Ohio lP0.-FirSt 1t John M Carlton killed
today when speedy CuSS P40 pursuit ship apparently
ploded in md-ar he testing it south of here 1t.
Carlton native of St Peter Mimi tried to parachute to
safety, but flying low. Witnesses said the plane
explode 400 feet the ground broke
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Hunqorions in Yugos|ovio Reported Asking Aid

BUDAPEST GP.-Budapest papers reported tonight that
Hungarian residents in Yugoav territory between the Drava
Rivers have asked Hungarian border authorities
protect This northern strip of YugoSav has been
claimed by Hungary since the World War settlements
Evening star., 1941-04-10
DANISH PACT GIVES u. S. GREENLAND BASES
FORD AND Clio. ACCEPT COMPROMISE PLAN
Lute News Bulletins
Supreme Effort by YugosIov Army Reported

Supreme Effort by Yugos|ov Army Reported
LONDON lFN.-The Yugoslav Army is making supreme
effort to break the German front the Yugoslav Legation
said today The spokesman give further details
such the direction Yugosav drive grounds
of military secrecy
Earlier Story Page AID
81 Italians Indicted on Sabotage Charges
NEWARK, N. J. lP--The Federal grand Jury today in
dicted 96 officers Italian freight
docked New Jersey charges sabotage The
eight indictments also named Rinaldo Negr identified by the
United States attorneys office superintendent of
the italian Line
Earlier Story Page AID
Evening star., 1941-04-10
81 Italians Indicted on Sabotage Charges
Raiders Roar Over London

LONDON lF.-Raiders pounced at London tonight soon
after the German press published Naz threats to
ndedfold the destruction by British bombers
Berlin last night Heavy gunre and the of invading
planes quickly Joined by screaming sirens that put
London under omnouS alert
Earlier Story Page Ally
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Lieutenant Dies as Pursuit Plane Bursts

Earlier Story on Page A-1.)
Evening star., 1941-04-10

Late news and sports covered on Pages
TX and 2-X of this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers
ADVERTISEMENT

a recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospi.
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OF stomach ulcers caused from
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Sufferers may now try this at home
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Test Case Looms
For State Posts
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, March 13.-The right
of the Senate to confirm appointees
of former Governor Dickinson
instead of Governor Van Wag-
oner's will be decided by the
Supreme Court.
A petition filed by Edmund c.
Shields. attorney and Democratic
national committeeman. asks the
court specifically to test the right
of the Senate to confirm Howard
M. Warner as corporations and
securities comm lssioner in place of
Waite !. Mckenzie of Detroit,
named by Governor Van Wagner.
The Senate has also confirmed
half a dozen other Dickinson APP.
pointees. Atty. Gen. Herbert ].
Rushton fR1 has already issued
an opinion supporting the Senate's
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Ask Is Millions
For W eIfare;
Relief Down
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, March ID. - Budget
director Leo J. Nowicki announced
provisions of the administrations
general welfare appropriation bill
today which provides increased
grants on nearly every program
except direct relief.
The last legislatures direct re-
lief appropriation was $3.50, 900
annually. which was later sup
plemented with an additional
100000. Nowicki is asking only
Sc, $500 annually.
The entire welfare program,
including upkeep Of several in
stitutions, will cost total OF
S25, 6ee, 600, slight increase over
the recommendations prepared by
former budget director Gus 7.
Hartman.
The old age assistance request
was up nearly 100000 over the
last biennium for a total OF nearly
100000 900 annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
CityHedIth0ffiee
PeriIIed by Bill
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING. March f3.-In spite
Of objections voiced by Mayor
JeffrieS- the House welfare COM
mittee appeared set today to re-
port out favorable a bill which
viii force Detroit 10 abolish the
office Of city physician.
II the bill passes. the INDECENT
sick will be permitted 70 receive
treatment from private physicians
who would then bill the city.
Had this system been in ef-'
feet In Detroit last year" Mayor
JeffrIes told the committee, 'it
would have cost the city and
state $4,000 each, instead Of
SI37. 900.
"When I became mayor. De-
tFolt- doctors san a chance 10
get their feet in the trough
again because of the disorgan-
lied condition of the city ply
sician's office. The whole thing
Is "A question of whether the
state wants to let the medical
profession obtain governmental
subsldization."
Time and again. the mayor said.
no one in the city was asking for
passage of the bill except members
of the Wayne County Medical So
cietv.
After hearing arguments, Rep.
Fred L. kircher tR) OF Lansing,
chairman of the welfare commit
tee. said Undoubtedly the hill will
reach the floor for debate"