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Evening star., 1941-06-29
Farm Senators Seek
ToCurb Henderson'S 5
e-Fixing Power
Breok in Wheat, Cotton
Markets Is Charged to
Federal Official
BY the Associated Press.

Farm minded Senators proposed
yesterday to limit price-flXing activ-
tiles of Leon Henderson. price ad-
ministrator. after accusing him Of
causing a sharp break in the cot
ton and wheat markets at a time
when Congress was trying to raise
prices of these commodities.
Chairman Smith, Democrat. of
South Carolina of the Senate Agri-
culture Committee said a group of
House members and Senators from
farm States would meet tomorrow
Ito decide definitely what limita-
ton, if any. shall be placed on the
markets of farm products, and we
hereby notify Mr.. Leon Henderson
to desist from any further attempts
at price fixing until Congress may
act on the subject
Senator Thomas, Democrat, of
Oklahoma introduced legislation
providing for removal from Office
of any official who fixed prices be-
low parity levels. Parity is the
price agricultural product must
bring to give the producer a return,
in terms of purchasing power, equal
. to that of 1909-1914 period)
HendersOn's Powers Challenged.
Mr.. Henderson was appointed
price administrator by President
Roosevelt under the Chief Execu-
tive's declaration of a national
| emergency. He has fixed ceiling"
prices on number of commodities
and products.
Some legislators have contend
ed he had no actual powers to fix
prices. In the Senate yesterday,
Senator Taft, Republican of Ohio,
asserted that Mr Henderson was
acting without the shadow of any
legal authority" and suggested that
Congress should enact legislation
if it wants prices fixed.
Senator Thomas, in introducing
his bill, said Mr.. Henderson had
issued public warnings against
price increases in cottonseed,
grains, soybeans and other farm
products.
Congress has been laboring and
appropriating money for 10 years
to get farmer parity" he contin-
ued. The Treasury has been
drained of billions of dollars for
this purpose and just when we
get a chance to get prices up we
find an agency of the Government,
alleged or otherwise, driving them
down."
Congress Called Ridiculous
Senator McKellar, Democrat of
Tennessee, who said he was con-
cerned about cotton prices, inter-
rupted to ask Who is this Hen
derson, farmer or cotton ex-
pert?"
Senator Thomas said the Gov
eminent price administrator had
testified he was professor, teacher,
doctor, economist and somewhat of
general specialist.
Senator Mcfarland. Democrat of
Arizona, asked if Mr.. Henderson
had put ceiling on prices of things
the farmer must buy.
so far as I know he's not in
terested in that" Senator Thomas
replied.
Senator Smith said Congress now
was the most ridiculous and alb
surd legislative body in the world
because we've turned over all our
powers to persons who never have
faced an election"
Il don't know whether Mr.. Hen
derson knows a cotton plant from
a Jimson weed or a corn stalk
from fishing pole but we're a
bunch of so-called Senator'S"
Evening star., 1941-06-29

said, were in placement of certain
scene, but none in Interpretation
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory both
thought the criticism may have
arisen because the attackers did not
understand the mural
Mr.. Gregory is listed in Who's
Who in Art" put out by the Ameri-
can Federation of Artists. He was
born in Kansas in 1905. He has
studied under Loredo Taft, who did
the Columbus fountain here. and
was a fellow of the Cranbrook
Foundation near Detroit. In the
early l930s he studied in Europe.
He has won a number of sculptoring
prizes.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Railway Yordmosters
Re-elect BurchfieId
Bs the Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June %
&C. H. Burchfeld of Appalachia
Va. was reelected today as presi-
dent of the Railway Yardmasters of
America at the closing session OF
their nineteenth annual convention
the first ever held in the South.
Salt Lake City was awarded the
1912 convention.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Many in Spain Enlist
In Antii-Red Crusade
B. the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press
MADRID, June 28.-More than
four times as many volunteers as
expected answered the appeal for a
crusade agaist Soviet Russia, Manuel
Mora Figueroa. chief of staff of the
Phalanage Militia, said tonight.
( The heaviest enlistment was in
Cadiz. Many volunteers were SOL
diers who had fought in the civil
war.
Enthusiasm among women was so
strong that group Of volunteer
nurses was expected to be formed.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ARLINGTON Citizens TO Meet

The new Arlington CVaD Citi-
zens' Association will hold its July
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
Arlington Presbyterian Church, Co.
lumbia pike and South Monros
street
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Harris to Speak on Defense

Representative Harris, Democrat,
of Virginia will address a meeting
of the Arlington County Democratic
Club at 8 pm. Wednesday in Clar-
endon Democratic headquarters. He
will speak on defense.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

On the 10Th anniversary of the
death of DR.. Sun Yat-sen, the
Father of the Republic of China,
all amusement programs were cur
tailed and Chinese flags were half
masted in Shanghai.
Evening star., 1941-06-29


Deaths previously reported sunk
Losses by Nations includes Naval Nessels)
1l2; Sweden SO;
Denmark So Finland Al Belgium
g. Poland s. Portugal
Argentina Hungary Japan
TuCkey, each Total l722
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Losses in Sea Warfare
BY the Associated Press.

following reported
the s5th week of the from June % to June g. inclusive
Evening star., 1941-06-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Hellinger
Sets Forth
Best Bets
Nv MARK HELLINGER

DANDOM notes about pictures
II you're seeing A good cast
nlertv Of comedy and a couple
~ very tuneful numbers all com
hine 10 make M loon over
Miami" a highly satisfactory
musical
Here are Betty Cradle. Don
Amecbe Jack Haley, Bob Gam
mincs and Carole Lands in 3
brisklv directed yarn that proves
keenlv entertaining all the way
II YOU are in the MOOD Tor a
divertinc musical. Moon over
Miami should more than MI the
bill.
The MarX Brothers, plus Tony
Martin and Virginia Grey are
hack with us again IN The BIG
Store. No use trying 10 de-
scribe this one -- it's strictly
daffy from start 10 finish
There are some dull stretches,
hut II you're a Marx fan as l
am-youN forgive the silly al
tempt al A story and ENJOY
Groucho and Chico and Harpo.
Tony Martin sings brilliantly
but has Yet 20 defeat his extreme
camera consciousness
Another Damon Runyon story,
Tight Shoes has been brought
rn the screen and nnc loh II IS
too.
This one Is -RunAun All The
wav which means If is colorful,
hard-hitting and hilarious.
Rrod Crawford John Howard
and Binnie Barnes are all flne.
hut il is Runyon VINO rates the
lions share of The praise.
For Tight Shoes Is his baby
And a very healthy baby II Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Begin Second
Week Of Concerts

THE second week Of free
concerts at the Belle Isle she'll
by the Detroit Symphony or
CheStra. Victor kolar con-
ductor, will begin Tuesday. at
SIS p. m. Concerts Will be
played nightly with the eNcep-
tons Of Sundays and Mondays.
Fred s. Paine. chief percuS-
SioniSt OF the orchestra, viii be
the Xylophonc SoloiSt at the
Wednesday night program He
will play Suppcs Overture
Morning. Noon and Night "
accompanied by the orchestra.
Friday VIII be symphony night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Risked for
Film S Authenticity

IF THE high-tension wire
scenes in "Manpower" aren't au-
,thentic, Director Raoul Walsh
and cameraman Ernie Halter
have riSked their necks and lost
their sleep for nothing.
Before the picture was filmed,
Walsh and his assistants spent
six straight nights with emer-
gency crews from the Los An
geles Municipal l. 6 h.t and
Power Bureau.
mo motion picture can really
do Justice to the skill and dar-
ing of those linemen," said
Walsh. They're engaged IN the
most dangerous occupation In
the world"
Edward G.. Robinson and
George Raft are the linemen in
"Manpower.' Marlene Dietrich
is a B-Girl. A high-tenSion b.
Girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
In Book World

In the book world, the new
novel attracting most attention
is The TranspoSed Heads, by
Thomas Mann. The great author
whose work will probably outllve
any done in our years. here re-
fashions a fable of ancient India
for modern times.
Take it simply as a brief nc
ton. and you will find II a de-
lightful story of a triangle IN
which two angles. so 10 speak,
are literally bisected.
But look behind this fable OF
wise man, his beautiful wife
and the glamour-boy friend and
you will find an inspiring credo,
a provocative allegory of an age
less human problem
A trip from mystic India TO
the Asphalt pastures OF the
Bronx is an easy jump along the
book shelves.
Arthur kober, whose studies
of that hearty yet strangely
soulful borough OF New York
City are tremendously popular.
now presents the second series
of my Dear Bella.
The complex but forceful LAM
guage of the Bronx is putty in
Kober's hands-and maSterful
figures he makes with II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Children S Exhibit
At Ann Arbor

THE MEETING Of the New
Education Fellowship at the
University of Michigan. today
through Saturday, features an
exhibition of children's art from
all over the Western Henri
sphere, juried by f. p. Richard
son Of the Institute of Arts,
Miss F'rieda Pepper of Children's
House and Mrs. Edsel Ford. II
was mounted and hung by the
Michigan Art and Craft Project
of the WPA.
It may be seen in the gall
leries of the Rackham Building
and Alumni Hall at Ann Arbor.
and includes over 400 drawings
and paintings by children from
pre-school 10 college age in The
United States. Canada and the
Latin American countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Symphony
Artist List
Revealed

COMPLETED plans for the
~ 21-week 1941-42 season of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
in Masonic Temple were an
nounced by General Manager
Murray G.. Paterson, Saturday.
AS usual, there will be five
independent courses of concerts
IA Thursday night subscrip-
ton concerts. six matinee per-
formances, eight Saturday night
pop programs, six Saturday
mornings for young people and
six free concerts for school chill
dren on Wednesday afternoons.
The first concert of the guest
conducted series will be on Octo-
Der 10.
The artists scheduled to APP
pear include Howard Barlow,
Joseph Victor Laderoute. Burle
Marx, Victor kolar, Sergei
Rachmaninoff, Edwin Macarthur,
Kristen Flagstad. Sir Thomas
Beecham. Betty Humby, Tauno
Hannikainen, Adolf Busch, De-
sire Defauw. Herman Adler, Ilya
Schkolnik. Elsie Houston. Storm
Bull, Beal Hober. Sidney Fos-
ter. Georges Miquelle, Sigurd
Rascher, Joan Field, Frederic
Jencks, Bendetson Netzorg and
Seymour Lipkin.
The Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo will also appear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

EASTWOOD GARDENS witt
II hold its regular Jam session
Sunday afternoon from 3 10 8
with AL Donahue and his or
chestra featuring Low Down
Rhythm in a Top Hat"
For spectators who enjoy
watching jitterbugs litter,
there's plenty of seats available
at this time.
Donahue continues with dance
music this evening and will play
each night until Tuesday July
Is. when Glen Miller and his
orchestra start.
Song star with Donahue's
band is Phil Brito.
Eastwood Parks swimming
pool and picnic grove proved
ideal retreats from the current
heat wave for the many who
turned out 10 enjoy the recent
holiday activities here.
Among the rides, the hubble
bounce is Still the favorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
He Lists EN-

Among those whom he selects
are Elizabeth Altemus Whitney.
until recently the wife of multi
millionaire John II. (Jock) Whit
ney; Gloria Swanson; Marie
Hartman, wife of w. Averill
Hartman, millionaire railroad
executive. sportsman and diplo-
mat; Alva Gimbel wife OF the
department store tycoon, Ber-
nard; Barbara Hutton, Wool
worth heiress; Airline Judge,
ex-wife of Wesley Ruggles and
of Dan Topping; Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst Jr.; Gertrude
Lawrence, star of the stage;
Sonia Henie; Mrs. Steve Han
nagan; Dorothy Lamour; Gene
We've Travers, sportsWoman;
Helen IL yes. actress; Mrs.
Richard Berlin; Anita Colby,
magazine cover beauty, and Tai
lulah Bankhead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Tales Of Kindness

I have heard Of many cases
Of their kindneSSeS 10 the very
men they have tracked down
and landed behind bars.
Only the other day I picked
up copy of the magazine with
the long title. Special Detective
Cases, and had my memory re-
freshed about the Michael Fla
Schetti case.
Detective Fiaschetti, assigned
10 bring in Mike CaSalino. Sus-
pect in double murder on Long
Island. Stalked his prey for two
years before he caught up with
him. then worked. ate and slept
with him before wringing the
confession.
Casalino was found guilty and
sentenced TO die in the electric
chair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Beauties Showplace

Among the Manhattan glitter
salons, none is so widely bally-
hooed as the Stork Club. This
is due chiefly to the personality
of the boniface, Sherman Bill
Kingsley, former Oklahoma
druggist who made good as a
New York saloonkeeper-and as
much to I h e assortment or
beauty which assemblies nightly
at the club.
Cinema queens, society BIOS
SONS. stage beauties. pert debu-
tantes. soft-eyed models, lisSome
Showgirls.
During the years Billingsley
has compiled his own list of the
women he considers the most
glamorous in America. If you
argue with him on this point he
will counter with his opinion
that at least they are the most
charming patrons Of his grog-
ShOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Band Of Week

Day recently crashed the
headlines of all hand trade pa
perS when Fred Waring selected
his crew as the Band of the
Week and gave a dinner in his
honor. predicting that his group
would be one of the top bands IN
1871.
At Westwood Gardens last
night. Tommy Marvins band
and lowry Clark participated
in carnival of music as a
farewell gesture 10 Marvin, who
is about TO become a rookie in
Uncle Sans new army.
Lowry Clark and his orcheS-
ira are now in their sixth con-
Sectftivc week at Westwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Film Actor Urges
Stock Companies

CHARLES COBURN. famous
stage actor who now is in Our
Wife" is so concerned about the
future supply of screen actors,
he wants Hollywood TO sponsor
a~chain of Stock companies.
Coburn believes that the de-
cline Of stock companies leaves
talented young people without a
training ground for stage and
screen. He wants the film pro-
ducers to establish stock COM
panieS in-a-numher-nf-kep
CcnterS.
Since 1885, the actor has spent
his Sum- erS instructlng a
drama class at Union College IN
Schenectady, y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Kind Police
No Rarity.
In New York
ny LOUIS sOBOL

SUNDAY POTPOURRI: My
- mountaineering with the
members of the police force of
New York is limited to about
half a dozen cops and about two
thirds of a dozen of detectives
or plain clothesmen. l must
confess they're pretty likeable
chaps. and at least three of
them are better than average
companions in off hours.
Some receive more publicity
than others. chiefly because Of
circumstances which bring them
into contact with Broadway
newspapermen. but dozens Of
others do their work quietly
and efficiently, draw no col
umnar or news page mention
hut 60 right on with their bust
ness at no great shakes of a
salary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Odds and Ends

Odds and ends in the enter
tainment world
Deanua Durbin is now Mrs.
Paul, and Judy Garland will be-
come Mrs. Rose before you can
say mama-no-like
Which means that, although
here are several on the horizon,
there isn't a genuine ID or 10
year-old star in Hollywood right
now TO replace Deanna and Judy
Feel old when you read this
type OF item?
You shouldn't.
The time to feel old is when
you hear that Shirley Temple
picked up an announcement
about Baby Sandy and said
"What - that child getting
married Already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Helps Family

Then il was that Fiaschetti.
obeying what seems TO be an
unwritten law among detectives
who snare their men under
pretense of friendship, pleaded
with the governor to spare Cas-
alino's life. The plea was re-
jected.
Detective Mike saw the con-
demned man before the eXecu-
ton. had a long talk with him
during which ne made a prom
Use.
To this day. 20 years later,
Detective Fiaschett4- still helps
support the wife. and children OF
the man he helped send to
death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Sports World

Here and there in the world
Of sports:
At Detroit. next Tuesday, it's
the ninth annual All-Star base
ball game between the American
and National Leagues.
Proceeds this year so to the
army navy recreation fund,
which is a very swell idea
Anyhow - and please don t
write TO ask US how we did it.
the American League will win
this contest by a score Of ) 10 =.
The $3.50 Hollywood Derby
goes al Hollywood Park next
Saturday. and il stacks up as a
classy race.
Were sticking with PorterS
Cap. who always runs 80 much
better in that California arr
and don't say We didn't tell YOU
o.. Mark H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Only One Girl in
Cast Of 7. Actors

AS FAR az Claire Trevor .s
concerned. she will be the only
woman in the world for the next
two months
Miss Trevor has beer signed
10 play the feminine lead, with
William Holden and Glenn Ford.
in Columbias production Of
early cattle wars. Texas
OF the Il characters IN the
cast. she is the only woman and
hers will be the only feminine
voice 70 be heard in the picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Musicians Band
Concert Tonight

MURDOCH NJ A CD O n AID
will conduct a special concert Of
the Detroit Federation of Mu-
sicians Band this evening at s p.
m. in the Belle Isle shell. -Four
instrumental SoloistS will be
heard in new band arrangements
of familiar melodies. including
Rex Illusion, Xylophonist, and
Corneusts Gladney Head, George
Ebeling and Robert Connell.
Macdonald has been chosen
also 10 conduct the second week
of concerts Of the municipal
band season starting Tuesday it
is announced by Jack Ferentz,
president of the federation. The
band is playing six nights weekly
in city parks.
Sunday evenings program fol-
lows:
NTayJH America VICT1TTJls EaEisy
King Orry- Rhapsody Wood
Trio for Comets The Three
So'taires Clarke
(sololsts Gladney Head George Ebeung.
Robert CuuGeiJ
Transcription Beautiful Dreamer
Fgangkiser Foster
Scotch Poem MacdoWel
suite-At The KING Court sousa
INTERMIssION
Overture liam Tell Rossni
%yi0phone Solo Poet and Peasant
Overture Suppe
Scenes From the SierrRF Bennett
Sacred Fantasy The Angelus Buys
Finale-New World symphony Dvorak
March Stars and stripes Forever Spusa
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Eastwood Features
Jam Session Sunday
By WALTER STEVENSON

pfavs for dancing at jefferson
Beach ballroom.
Bobby. who is one OF the
countrys better electric guitar
ISIS. plays specially con-
Structed and imported guitar,
which has 10 strings instead OF
the usual six. producing special
effects.
Entertainment is furnished by
the Bobby Day Sextet, song
stress Martha Wayne, singer
Buddy Stewart, the glee club
and vocal trio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Switch Roles in
Elm; Both Happy

EDGAR BUCHANAN got The
role me- wanted most 10 play IN
The Richest Man IN Town.
Buchanan originally was cast as
the towns banker but he pre-
iorrcd 10 play the country edl-
Tor. who dies at the end Of the
picture
Frank Craven, first cast as
the editor. refused to do II be
cause he had died too marty
times on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Hawaiian Touch'

Hobnobbing with real Ha-
waiians and playing with them
IN their orcheStraS TO learn the
true rhythm of South Sea music
is one way 10 obtain an authen-
tic Hawaiian touch, according
to Bobby Day whose orchestra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Honorary Prexy

FRANCES CLIFFORD. cur
recently working in West Point
Widow, is fluent in Spanish and
Portuguese but cant speak a
word of French Even so. she's
just been named honorary preSi-
dent of the French Circle at Sir
George Williams College in
Montreal, Canada.
STAEE ATgTR ACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Nature Music

JACKIE COOPER and the
young members of his orchestra
hold jam sessions in the woods
almost once weekly. The star
Of Glamour Boy" claims il IS
the best place for band practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
What's The Answer?
Copyright 1871 King Feature. Syndicate Inc
Daily Quiz

AT which point would a person
be farthest north: at the north
fern boundary of Maine, or at
the northern boundary OF the
state OF Washington
A single southern state sup
piled approximately one-fourth
the strength of tire Confederate
Army. Can you name It?
spanish gut, the material used
as smells on fish hooks is de-
rived from: silk worms, sheep,
domestic cats?
Guess the length Of the United
Saskatchewan border from
the Gulf of Mexico TO the
Pacific Ocean.
S-One Of the following is a part
Of speech: CONNECTION. interjec-
ton, injunction. Give an ex-
ample of il.
S-Can YOU name the rivers on
which the following are located
London, Berlin. Belgrade?
THE United States once fought
an undeclared war in the Medi-
terranean Sea against what
body of men?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Pitfalls OfLOYe
A Sequel to Marriage MeddIers

managers eyebrows lift ever so
slightly at this apparently absurd
passion for detail.
But he did not permit the eye.
brows TO arch high enough for hi:
employers notice. In Dicky's par
lance, il isn't on the free list
for any one Of Philip VeritZen's
employees 10 question any word oil
action of his
"Oh. yes he answered quickly.
"the door can be easily locked
from the other side"
That's all right. then" Mr..
Veritzen said. and his words
were punctuated by a tap upon
the outside door of the suite.
TAKES THE KEYS
1.-THE keys" Mr.. Miner said.
going 10 the door, opening it.
and taking from the bell boy
outside the keys he had ordered
sent up.
When Miner dismissed the boy
and came back TO us. Mr.. Veritzen
gestured toward the door, and
mentally commented that almost
any other man IN so Stressful a
moment would have held out his
hand for the keys and used them
himself.
But the great impresario. whose
name is synonym for theatrical
success. has so accustomed himself
10 quick and efficient service fol
every moment Of his life, that ht
never does anything for himself
which he possibly can delegate tc
another.
Dickey once said; IF old Phi
could hire man TO do his breath.
ing for him he'd pay him well,
and | had smllingly acquiesced ir
his comment
Yet. if the necessity arises, no
one can move more efficiently
strike more quickly than can the
aging theatrical magnate.
UNLOCKS DOOR
Mr. Miner, al his employer,
gesture, had stopped TO the key.
hole, inserted the key and unlocked