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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Bare Wedding Of Miss Colby
And John Austin HanIey
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

via white turban, toying with a
glass of milk
Miss Mildred Fitz Patrick and
Mrs. John Mcneil Burns chat
ting with George and Charlie
Frischkorn anent the Horse
Show -
Mrs. Omar Field Rains. in
gray-green. being thoroughly
complimented on the results of
that famous Harpers Bazaar 9
day diet
NUMEROUS WOMEN drove
out 10 the vast garden party
Mrs. Harry Jackson gave at her
home in jackson, Mich. Just the
other day and among them was
your visiting friend, Mrs. Charles
l.. KeSsler of Houston, Tex.
Each, we hear. was presented
with a whopping big bunch of
peonies 10 take home with her.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Nan Earle, Mrs. Robert Hern-
don. Mrs. George Lemon. Mrs.
George Brett and Mrs. George
Blake.
MRS. FORGE Will
LOUGHBY gave a luncheon at
the Detroit Golf Club Tuesday
10 announce the engagement Of
her daughter, Mary Louise, and
John Raymond Mann Jr, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Raymond
Mann.
The guests were seated at one
long table which bore three ar
rangements of pink carnations
and white stock in crystal bowls.
Each place was marked with
small doll dressed in either pink
or turquois and holding a para
sol which concealed the engage
ment news.
Miss Willoughby's gown was
of beige crepe with a matching
bolero embroidered IN pink and
green. Her accessories were
green and her flowers Gardenias.
Mrs. Willoughby wore green
and white print with a hip
length Jacket. and a brown straw
hat. Mrs. Mann chose powder
blue and a black hat.
THE GEORGE WAITS OF
Normandy avenue are holding
Open House Saturday in honor
of their son Alan's graduation
from Hally School
OFF TO witness Miss Edith
Seyburn graduate from tony
FoXcroft in Virginia Mrs. WeS-
son Seyburn and her sister
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane.
THE BETA JUNIORS Of
Highland Park are having their
Spring dinner dance AT the Boat
Club on Saturday evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

WHETHER OR not you arc
too old 10 exercise depends
largely on whether you have
given in 10 lazincSS all your life.
That not too complimentary
conclusion about some Of YOU
suggested itself when an ST.
year-old Cleveland resident who
takes her daily dozen as a mat
ter or course observed finland
edly that she was brought up TO
work hard
She told me that she began
exercise in her POS. | wish you
could see her. She is remark
ably firm and supple She
wouldn't. for anything, miss her
daily cahStheniCS.
She docs upward stretching,
forward bending to touch her
toes which is "A good test Of
supDleneSs - sideward bending,
srm circling and deep-knee
bends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

a FROZEN dessert is a
happy conclusion to any party
mca! Colorlu! and tasty, rs
just the thing 90 dress up the
table and send your guests away
pleased with q lovely dinner.
Two hundred Fifty Rofrie-
orator Desserts j, tho latest
Detroit Time, cookbooklet Il
c7os on sale nest Monday.
This i, tho sixteenth cook
booklet IN 2 series Of 20 10 be
released by The Detroit Tines
al the rate Of one each week.
Previous releases are still
available For information on
them. consult the Women's De-
partmcnt of The Detroit Times.
a handy binder is also avail
able II comes ln smart red
shade and holds all 20 cookbook
lets.
The price of the binder IS 10
cents Il called for a. the service
counter in the lobby Of The De-
troit Times or 80 cents by mail
Cookbooklcts are 10 cents
each If called for and ID cents
each by mail
In ordering either tho binder
or cOokbockIcts. address your
request 20 The Detroit Times
Home Institute lZ2o Times
Square. Detroit. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Perfect Posture

Her posture is something 10
marvel al. too She Is youth
fully erect not lust straight
And do YOU think she Slumpcd
down into a soft, comfortable
cAair for this chat? Oh, no.
She sat upright on a piano stool
and occasionally gave herself a
little Whlrl from sheer exubcr-
ancC.
So don't Get The idea that you
might bc too old 10 exercise. II
isn't your age it's how much
exercise YOU are accustomed to
doing. You cant suddenly take
up exercise and romp through a
strenuous set without feeling
unpleasant aftcr-cfcctS. You
should begin slowly. increase
the stint very slowly, and keep
II up
II YOU would simply put your
joints through their full range
of motion every day it would
not only keep you from getting
stiff, but II would give you a
sense of well being through the
stimulation to the nerve end
lngS IN the joints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
For S,mdoH J0c ~.


IA kC II II ~ lfhiL ~
AricS-Less than "A week till
Summer, yet that Summer sun
day relaxation urge is prevalent.
Bes, star aspects between a. M.
erd 3 y. m, particularly for mc0-
tai and entertainment activities.
APRIL II TO NAY IN
Toups-A rather difficult day
unless YOU tackle your schedule
With vigor and chcerfulness TO
cTset provoking tendencies.
NAY II TO JiNE n
Grpuj 49, A fine day from a
eIsonal rs well as public view
'uint. Church. romance, home
interests, chlldren's activjtio
-avel, phi'anthropic affairs, ho'-
cs, recreation head the favored
list.
JUNE - TO JrLY -
Generally poaklng, to-
rv requires cautious pro.c0-
re IN both heart and finance
Jc, This does not mean thai
day is minus quantity b.
1thcr that YOU must ovcrcou
Jch vibrations 90 enjoy u {;
oI shouId and as You are caFa.
e of doing
JiLI - TO AJGl ST -
i'o-Grand ray cmanatc from
'to planet that govern Foar
palh now, so take full adA dntdec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

BACK ON April %, a person
able pair you all know were
married at the University of De-
troit Chapel and now il can be
told:
Mrs. Irene Colby announces
the marriage Of her daughter,
Jeanne. TO John Austin Hanley,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur
Hanley of Chicago boulevard.
Their friends first learned Of
this last evening at the dinner
party which the brides father,
Howard Colby gave at the De-
troit Athletic Club. where. under
"A great mound OF gardenias
centering the table, a music box
tinkled The Wedding March,
thereby creating the proper at
moSphere for the tidings.
Young women guests at this
fete received diminutive bridal
bouquets, by the way, and all
was merry and bright.
The former Miss Colby a.
tended Briarcliff Junior College
in Briarcliff n. Y. while the
young man was studying at the
University Of Detroit.
At the time being, the re-
Gently weds are making their
home with the senior Hanleys,
you'll find.
UNLESS PLANS have
changed, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
O. Briggs will he holding that
traditional post-horse show tea
late this afternoon at "Walbri
Hall" their stately Bloomfield
mansion.
MRS. LILLIAN JOYCE WAS
SON is entertaining this after
noon, a bridge-tea for l6 at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam c. Maidment. in the Hills.
Guest Of honor at this all-girl
gala is Mrs. Henry Pulver who.
with Mr. Pulver, is moving
shortly 10 Indianapolis. Ind,
much 10 their friends sorrow.
We understand Peggy Nealon
Will up and give forth with some
of her famous Gay Nineties
songs.
PINE LAKE COUNTRY
CLUB was Crammed with Youth
and Beauty Friday evening
when Miss Susan Hartman,
daughter of the William +. Hart
mans of Birmingham. hostessed
a dinner for % of her contem-
porarieS
Miss II. is Just back from her
droning at National Park Sem
mary.
IN THE Terrace Room:
Lovely Miss Betty Ellen Hoff-
man, setting off her elegant tan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
To Timber Up

Here is a set which moves all
the joints; Circle alternate
arms from the shoulders. up.
around md down Stretch up
ward. Bend forward and side
ward az the waist.
Swing your legs loosely from
tho hips. Go into a dccp-knee
bend 10 loosen up the knee
joints. And llex your fingers TO
keep your knuckles timber Just
those few simple movements
will help 10 keep you supple and
younger than your years.
Apparently there is no age
limit on exercise. What II takes
is a little Cumpiion!
This lively lady also proves
point about dict. She has al
ways preferred simple foods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Early Enough
Sill TO Seed
Clerkia
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

CLARkIA MAY still be sown
20 hear this season. This is a
hardy annual herb that orig
mates on the Pacific Coast It
us also known as the Rock
Mountain Garland because in
form and color 10 resembles a
car'and of almond blossoms.
T. grows rather rapidly and
easily in any J. III garden soil If
given a sunny location When
planted IN groups 1t is very
snowy a> 10 produces graceful
fuchsla-lke buds that develop
into delicate blossoms OF rose or
puule color.
The flowers will last an
unusually long time if cut when
n bud and If the water in the
CoGtlncr Is changed regularly
Tha annual types grow 10 about
TWO icc' tail while tho pcrCn-
NAL kinds will sometimes reach
to three feet.
Sewer varieties Of salmon.
CRIMSON purple, white and scar
irt have been doVclored and
tN0rc arc several dwarf kinds IN
i.lac or white
When planting tho cutting
rdcn YOU should not forget
uarlgo'd-. There ave varieties
with small flowers like those Of
The hlliput family and they
range from this size up 10 the
giants which measure sometimes
even inches across. There is
also variety known as the
chrN>anthcmum lowered whose
form has the incurved petals Of
The mum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
John Roosevelt Quits
Job for Navy School

BOSTON, June Inns
John Roosevelt resigned his posi-
tion witf Il Boston department
store today 10 become an active
member Of Uncle Sans military
forces as the Presidents three
other sons already have done
John, who for the last six
months held a reserve commission
as ensign. reports Monday for 2
course AZ the navy supply corps
school a, Harvard business school
His three brothers James Frank
lin Jr and Eliot arc respectively
officers in the marine corps navy
and army air corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

of them and indulge (after YOU
have fulfilled your religious obli-
Catione) those wholesome pleas
urcs that strike your fancy and
please your loved ones and
friends.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
lrgo-Aro.her bcnoGc set OF
aenccts TO gladden. your outlook
this fine day. Between early
morning and middle of afternoon
is good period to accomplish
essential duties and plan the BAL
auce Of the day.
SEPT - TO OCT. -
7 iro Pattern today as YOU
would a beautiful painting, maxi
Ing each part Of your work har-
monte with the rest.
OCT - tn NOV. -
Scoypio - Scorpio natives are
IN the favorable vibrations col
rwn. Something unusual and dif-
faront 90 get away from "oid
an habit would be in order.
NOV - tn DEC. p
Sagj"oyi Yes, reiiG .ous in
a.ts first. then a day spent
.ving old friend hips. incrcas-
v your store of knowledge, en-
nC pleasant relaxation. 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
BY Frances Drake

sunny disposition on display for
the benefit of others as well as
your own enjoyment.
JAN. p 70 FEE. ~
dqUiw-Watch your step,
especially in heart affairs and
dealing with the opposite sex.
Tact and patience are always a
good combination to rely on un-
der these circumstances.
FEE. Fl TO MARCH %
PmccS-A day for rejoicing
spiritually and mentally. Remove
all troubles from your thoughts
and make a thorough job of on
ioyinC this bcnefc day TO the
fullest in wholesome endeayors.
4 CVILD born on this day:
Very lkable, possessing a host
Of friends; but there is a little
imp within that loves TO tease.
4 grand life and a full one can
b. his, hers.
Copyright 1871 KING Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Care for Burns

II YOU burn yourself in the
kitchen or laundry you can get
quick relief by rubbing. the spot
very gently with a r1oiStened
cake Of soap. Let the lather dry.
and do not remove for an hour
OF so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

and, Nd. for the Sum
.er....so that Mrs. Boyer
Frances the twins
,arold Jr.. ard Mary
I'd Aleer can be near Alr.
oyer ...whose impor,,nt
b with the OFM keeps
Inn in WASHINGTON. d. c 49,.
Mrs. Boyer vino has been
En seeing 90 The opening of
le house dashed home
cstorday morning so SUI
untcnd the moving Of her
amily
She and the children will
cave Wednesday TO be
one until September ..
The Hale V Satueys have
aiken the Boyer place lat
Metamora - Tor the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

MARGARET SMITH. dauch-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Smith Of Mansfield avenue, was
recently a guest of honor AZ
bridal shower in the hOnc of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
HRS. EdseI Ford's Tea

MRS. EDSEL FORD viii be-
hostess 20 the Tau Beta
Association ~ lis J lne
meeting on Friday - .
O'Clock In her Lakcsh0re road
home &c.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
lurphys at Exercises

DR. AND MRS. FRED r.
MURPHY who ge' aboa, a
great deal have been down
East for the commencement.
exercises ~ AndDyer and
have been cn10yinC their place
a. Durham y u
They arc expected bacH
Monday or Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

the brides parents Mrs. Mel
bourne Cassidy and Mrs. John
Looze were hosteSScs,
Miss Smith viii marry Bruno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

ADD INTEREST your plain linens bouseS and 81
Summer kerchefs with these dainty flower initials
varied colorS shades Of
267 transfer pattern OF 27sinch
alphabcS: illustrations of stitches
TEN CENTS coins for this pattern TO the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich
regulations orders for patterns 20 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Ask Parents 10 Wdttf
Back Seat Children

When YOU take children out for
a drive n the car keep an eye on
them II they are IN tho back seat.
SO warned Capt Don Leonard
Of the state police today as The re-
salt Of several accidents 10 chill
drcn recently Captain Leonard
SAID children placed Ia the back
scat alone frequently open the car
door unnicntI9nalIN Whiic the car
Is moving and tumble out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Both Cornell Seniors

THIS is a college romal
Cynthia is a senior.
the College Of Architect
80. at Cornell University
and Charles is a senior
the College of Arts
Sciences also at Cornell
The bride-elect was grad
ated in 1885 from Kingswol
School. 49,.
The bndegroom-elect W.
graduated in 1887 from Culve
Military Academy $40.
No plans have been mad
IS yet forthe wedding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

Koluch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Koluch of Mansfield ave-
nue.. on June p at II a. m. in
St Alphonsus Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbabcroH
PRETTY CYNTHIA ADAMS

PRETTY CYNTHIA ADAMS
is engaged TO Charles
Whitney Carpenter II Of
New York son Of Charles
". Carpenter and Mrs.
Dorothy W. Carpenter Of New
YeFk
The news was told at a
cocktail party given by
her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Maldemar p Adams in
their apartment In the In
diar Village Manor ...
Charles and his mother
and his brother -. Edward
AL came on for the an
nounoement party
Mrs. Adams mother ....
Mrs. Harry True Harmon Of
Boston and Eastern Pointe,
Mass. 49,. also arrived for the
gala &c..
Cynthia was lovely in
simple dress Of silk jersey $50.
in sea-foam blue 49,.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Har-
mon both wore Summer
prints
The apartment was festlvo
e. decked with arrangemon
of white flowers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Ioyers to Leave

THE CHARMIN G. Mrs.
Harold Boyer and her
amily will be missing
rom these parts for several
months. &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer have
taken a house e. ON Gibson s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Nearly 90. This Lively Reader
Goes In for Daily Exercise
BY IDA JEAN KAN

dark bread and cheese, milk
fruits and vegetables md
there another explanation Of
her high vitality good habits of
eating all htr life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

For the Inside News" ~
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Council Backs Up
Paving Charges

Charges of 73 property owners
that the city had broken its prom
Use in submitting paving bills
involving five east side streets
were ignored by Common Council,
which refused to reduce the bills.
The residents declared that in
1888 they were promised by Henry
f. Beyster, then head of the DPW,
~: -, Joseph Fox, then WPA CO.
ordinator, that the cost of the
work would not exceed SIS per
foot.
Instead. the owners declared.
bills have been submitted al prices
ranging from $2.14 TO 1854 per
foot. William M. Walker, present
head Of the DPW. recommended
the councils decision and said if
the work had not been done by
WPA the cost would have been Sc
per foot
Fox told Walker that at the
time the bulletin promising the
S1S5 figure was issued by Beyster
the WPA was paying for materials
and labor in such projects. Later.
the WPA insisted the city pay for
the materials. The streets were
Manistique, Revere, Coyle, Lappin
and Riopelle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Driver Released
In Traffic Death

Investigation was 10 continue
today into the death Of Frank
Leone. 40. of 1878 Preston avenue,
who was killed late yesterday when
he was struck by a car at East
Jefferson and Concord avenues.
Police released ne driver. Henry
y. Kinnucan. al, Of 100 Lewiston
avenue, Crosse Pointe Farms.
after witness corroborated his
IVORY that the victim stepped from
safety zone into the path of his
tar
Two more witnesses were to
make statements 10 the prosecutor
this morning. kinnuCan vice
president of the Sterling Products
Company of Windsor, said he did
not have time 10 stop before
striking Leone. Leone's death was
the seventy-fifth fatality this year.
At the same date last year, there
were SO.
William J. Ryan. 20. OF 300 West
Euclid avenue, died late yesterday
in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital of
injuries received Monday when his
car overturned at Eight-Mile road
and James Couzens highway. His
companion. Miss Kathleen King,
II. of 719 Collingwood avenue,
was killed instantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Charles f. Russell
Newspaperman, Author,
Crusader Dies al 90
International News Service Wire

WASHINGTON. April "a. -
Charles Edward Russell. so, widely
known author. newspaperman and
crusader, died at his home from
heart attack.
A native of Davenport. Iowa,
Russell became famous in journal
ism as city editor OF the old New
York World and the New York
American, and later as managing
editor OF the Chicago American
In 1886 he was managing editor
of the Detroit Tribune.
lie was author Of a number of
h ooks, GLIDING Theodore
Thomas. Founder of the Chicago
Orchestra a biography viii c h
won him the Pulitzer Prize in
1927.
Russell was Socialist party cam
didate for governor of New York
in 1910 and 1912; for mayor of
New York City in 1918, and for
l.. s. senator in 1914. He was
nominated for the presidency in
1916, but declined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Theodore D. Williams
Was Gre at Grandson
Of First Mayor

Funeral services for Theodore
d. Williams. a great-grandson of
John r. Williams. first mayor of
Detroit. will be held at p. m.
tomorrow in the William r. Ham
ilton Chapel, 1915 Cass avenue.
Burial will be in Elmwood Gene
terry.
Born in Detroit in 1878. Mr..
Williams worked for the Michigan
Central Railroad for 25 years.
Later he was in the theater bust
ness. Mr.. Williams died Of a heart
attack while on vacation at Brad
enton, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Stanley Fields
57-Year-OId Actor Got
Start in Gang Film
International News Service Wire

HQILL YMpQp, April "a Stan
ley Fields. 57-year-old film actor
and former vaudeville star. died
from a heart attack.
The actor, who has played in
such films as "Hell's Kitchen, q"
* ing Of the Lumberjacks, ="
"Blackwelrs Is an d." Il d q s
From Cheyenne" and the kid
From Kokomo." was TO begin
work on a role in Lady Scar
face"
Fields started his career as a
chorus boy with George NJ. Cohan.
He later teamed with Frank Fay
for a vaudeville team known as
Fay and Fields.
Fields real name was Walter
Agnew. His first big role in Hol-
lywood came when he played a
gangster in Little Caesar" star
ring Edward Robinson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

William BuImer
Builder Of Steam Auto
Saw Lille Future

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at 3 p. m. for William
Bulmer. prominent Windsor resi-
dent and builder-inventor of the
first steam driven automobile in
Canada.
When asked years ago by friends
why he did not form a company
which would produce steam cars,
he said there was mo future
in IT,"
Mr.. Bulmer is survived by six
daughters and three sons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Mrs. Eugenid Miller
Had Lived in Detroit
for 70 Years

Mrs. Eugenia Miller, a Detroiter
for 20 years, will be buried to-
morrow in Acacia Park Cemetery
after services at 2 p. min the J.
Sutton e. Son Funeral Home, 4147
Trumbull avenue
She is survived by son, DR.
II. p. Caswell of Chicago. two
daughters, Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Eugene Mccarthy. and
two sisters. Mrs. J. B. Drayton
and Mrs. Carrie Tracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Frank Bhtz
Erie IS in City Learn
Of Death on Coast

Detroit friends today learned Of
the death in Los Angeles of Frank
Blitz. Sc. son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Blitz. we'll known De-
troiterS.
Mr.. Blitz is survived by three
sisters. Mrs. John A. Heavenrich
and Mrs. David ]. Levy OF Detroit,
and Mrs. f. Louis Jacobs of Wood
mere. Long Island.
Private funeral services will be
held in Detroit at a later date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
FINAL VOTE TODAY

The new bill is scheduled for
final vote in the lower chamber
today. The measure would create
milk marketing board of five
members, appointed by the gov
ernor, with dictatorial powers over
the industry 10 fix both retail and
wholesale prices and regulate the
conditions under which milk is
produced and sold.
Farmers who sell milk at less
than the established producers
price or officers of diaries who
undercut the retail levels would
be subject 10 imprisonment. Be-
fore gallery packed with farm
ers. the Hetise- yesterday approved
an amendment providing that at
least half the delivered price OF
milk TO the consumer shall go TO
the man who owns and mllks
the cows. He now gets about one
third the consumer price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Thursday, April "a, 1871
Eye
Milk Situation
From2Ang|es
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. April 24.-Both arm,
Of the Michigan Legislature were
failing at the milk situation
today with widely different pur,
pose:
THE House of Representa-
tives was TO make its second
attempt In two years TO set the
price Of milk by legislation.
C-The State Senate will ask
an investigation Of what
happened TO q reputed $4,000
In fees collected under the first
milk control law. declared I'M
constitutional by the Supreme
Court.
Atty. Gen. Herbert J. Rushtor
will be asked to make the investi-
cation. under legislative direction,
in two similar proposals reported
out by the rules and resolutions
tOtIu1lltltt. Vic II Nv otlld lOI
Elmer r. Porter and Leonard J.
Patterson, and the other by Ches-
ter NJ. Howell.
GROWTH OF PETITIONS
They grew out of petitions alleg-
ing the milk control board APP
pointed under the 1899 Milk Mar
keting Act collected thousands
of dollars in fees and checkoffs on
which there has never been a
public accounting"
II was also charged that local
committees set up under the act
collected large fees-also never
accounted for. Howell's resolu-
ton states some of these commit
tees are still operating.
The old control law was de-
clared unconstitutional because
the price-fixing board was com
posed of persons with personal
interest in the cost and selling
price of milk.