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Evening star., 1943-06-15
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
REGISTERED q. 8. Patent ono
It has been known in some quar-

It has been known in some quar-
tiers as the Royal Brush-Off
This, basically, is an unkind
appraisal of an occurrence which
repeats itself with fabulous fire.
quency along that intensely circular
affair known as the night club
rounds.
AS an occurrence, 1t also accen-
tuates the slavelike relationship that
exists between songstress and band
leader. And you know which party
is welding the knout.
Two instances that are more typi-
cal than not may be cited:
Some time ago Richard Himber
came to town cat Herb Sachs Del
Rio). Mr.. Himber has always been
rated in our personal esteem as
producer of some of the best dance
music that has been available for
dancers these past 10-or-so years.
Nevertheless, violins, 18-pieces, fine
arrangements or card tricks consid-
sidered, one incident remaining in
our jaded memory will forever
oAtlOtllcI WlldJcVcT Dtdutllul aSSOCld-
tions the music may conjure up.
Mr.. Himber was sitting and chat
ting on this occasion. One of his
two songstresses-Blue Drake or
Black Swan or something-ap-
preached the table.
Please, Mr.. Himber," said she,
there are couple of gentlemen on
the other side of the room who
would like to have me talk with
them for a while. May II"
Mr.. Himber, interrupting a card
trick, probably a favorite in his
repertory, paused for a moment.
His considered judgment was, to put
it tersely, mo" So Blue Drake went
back TO her table in the corner and
took up her knitting until the next
set.
Perhaps it is significant, from the
standpoint of the assertion of egos,
that the Blue One resigned shortly
thereafter, possibly to obtain a more
Evening star., 1943-06-15

call for $50 more volunteers to
assist the OPA In distribution of
the No. 3 ration book Men, women
or children over IL years old are
asked to register. The work is
clerical, including the sealing. fold
ing and checking of ration books.
At present, the work is divided into
three shifts: From 10 am. to 1880
pm, from 1880 to 4:30 pm. and
from 7 to 10 pm.
Maj. Sedley Peck of the Civil
Aeronautics Board is scheduled as
guest speaker at the monthly lunch
con meeting of the Civilian Defense
Public Works Unit Friday at 1880
o'clock at Harvey's, 1107 Connecticut
avenue NV. Maj. Peck was in
France at the time France fell and
in Europe during much Of the blitz.
Evening star., 1943-06-15

spiritually, satisfying post in the
flIlng division of some Government
agency.
OF the same nature, though in a
less drastic way. the same thing
happened in the same place just
last night.
Leo Reisman's singer, a talented
one named Miss Linda Grey, had a
bid to attend the table of a poten-
TALLY influential, though hardly
munflcent, party. Miss Grey, though
regretful, had to send regrets. Al
though there was proviso which
had something to do with the per-
mission of the maestro and artistic
director of the ensemble. Miss Grey
spent the most part of the evening
exchanging banalities with the ar
ranger and first saxophonist of the
orchestra Reisman.
1t may be haZarded that the pa
irons denied did not languish away
because of this deprivation of the
songstress of which they are pos
sibly most fond. Unquestionably,
however, there arose in their minds
the specter of the knout and the
horsewhip; of the band leader, mus
cular and domineering, inexorably
bending to his will the soul of a
songstress.
Susan B. Anthony, Illustration be
thy name!
Atop the Roger Smith Hotel it is
uncomprisingly. and UNFAIR -condi-
tionedly cool. These past few torrid
days which most people have been
spending on the lower levels such as
Pennsylvania avenue and F street
constitute a sheer mockery of COM
fort by comparison. Patrons, de-
MED by submarines and shortages
of one sort or another the luxury of
sea-cruising, may obtain the same
general effect of sky and space by
settling here high above the trans
Gathering about the Eighteenth
street intersection. One simply sails
aloft by high-speed elevator, having
only to face minimum charge in
stead of shipping bill foot long.
There is also the slick brand of
music offered by Miles Hallett, which
you wouldn't get on the majority of
boats plying between Bath, Me, and
Jacksonville, Fla.
You may sigh here.
X
The vast alrdrome-l shed which
people recognize generally by the
name of Uline'S Arena this Thurs
day becomes host to the band of Ted
Flo Rito. First time Mr.. Flo Ritto's
men have visited these parts, having
lived, man and boy, on the West
Coast. The Hollywood-Los Angeles
circuit mostly: Movies, Cocoanut
Grove, etc.
Mr.. Flo Rito's impending arrival
Is doubly fortunate inasmuch as the
man has certain aesthetic beliefs,
which are directly opposed to those
of Teddy Powell. currently in the
Victory Room of the Hotel Roosevelt.
Fortunate. we say, because it gives
this department something to scream
about in Thursdays so called
column.
Some one, one of several aggressive
agencies having New York affilia-
tions. has described Evie Knight of
the King Cole Room as being
Hildegarde and an Ella Fitzgerald
rolled into one compact and attrac-
tive being.
The description may be overstated,
hut nNvc;Iari,,r
agent said such thing with the
obvious intent of signing the girl to
job somewhere along the White
Way, it may be forgiven.
If his metaphorical expression
Evening star., 1943-06-15
Col. Tufts Named Chief
0fEmergencyW Welfare: ]:
Service for Capital
Civilian Defense Duties
Involve Co-ordinotine
District Programs

Appointment of 1t. Col. William
o. Tufts, Washington business ex-
ecutive. as chief of emergency well
fare service OF the District Civilian
Defense Department was announced
last night by Capt. H. G. White
hurst, director.
Col. Tufts, a veteran of the first
World War and now in the Reserve
Corps, is chairman of the Budget
Committee of the Community
Chest. He is Washington manager
of Rand, McNally e. Co.
The emergency welfare service
embraces a casualty information
service, the civilian war assistance
program and rehousing, and main
tains cooperation with the Evacu-
alton Authority. AS chief of the
emergency welfare service, Col.
Tufts will coordinate the facilities
Of private welfare agencies during
emergencies, Capt. Whitehurst said.
He will act, also, to coordinate the
emergency welfare services with
other civilian defense programs,
especially that of the emergency
medical services.
Mrs. Harry S. Bernton, chief of
the Volunteer Office has issued a
Evening star., 1943-06-15
Sergt.Ackis, CorpI.W .Warthan
Listed as War Casualties

The names of two District men,
Staff Sergt. James j. Ackis and
Corpl. John w. Warthan, are in
cluded on the latest list of war
casualties released today by the War
Department.
Sergt, Ackis, whose mother, Mrs
Indiana Hardwick. lives at 2l9
Seventeenth street NE, attended
Armstrong High School and served
as life guard at the Twelfth street
YMCA before entering the service
two years ago. He had been over
seas year serving in North Africa
Corpl. Warthan's wife lives at GIG
E street NE,
Evening star., 1943-06-15
School Contract Awarded

Contract for the construction of a
temporary addition to the James G..
Birney School, on Nichols avenue
between Sumner and Howard roads
Sc, was awarded yesterday by the
Commissioners to John Tester &
Son, Inc, for $64,817.
Evening star., 1943-06-15

makes any impression upon the
quarters holding the important
strings, this department a
die-hard admirer of Miss knights
deep purplish voice-cannot but ap-
prove the choice of metaphor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

Nine Mile Hoover a rooms
and bath. Large attic. New,
Double construction. All public
utilities. Private owner must
sell. 100000 down. Call Center
Line 1871 or 22486 Schraed-
er, East Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
You'll Be Amazed at the Quick Action You'll Get With Casseds
"a Boots and Accessories
"a Houses For Safe

Almost new m d ern year
round home. 6 large rooms and
bath, sun porch. Automatic fur
mace and water heater. Vene-
tian blinds, screen and Storm
sash. Attached garage; fenced
yard large water front lot Rea-
sonable Owner must sell. Phone
Mt. Clemens 1867.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Insurance

Be sure and insure your auto
mobile with us before July 80,
For further information call
S hncider and Gulden Insurance
Agency, 258l4 K. Jefferson, St.
Clair Shores, Roseville 0780.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
3 Houses For Sole

acre, 4 rm. house, oak floors,
SO, 900.
2 houses rented for $500,
SO, 900.
5 rms. bath, garage, $500.
5 rms. 40 II. water frontage,
$3.50.
6 rm. mod. brick, $500.
6 rm. mod. good location,
$4,000.
5 rm. mod. good location
$500.
family, 6 rms. and bath each,
$500.
2 4amily. 4 rms. bath down, 3
and Bath up, $1,000.
3 family, all furnished; on
Gratiot, $4,000.
4 family on Gratiot, $4,000.
8 rm. brick, paved street, hot
water heat, Sl0,500.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

Local couple wants to rent a
lease 5 TO z room house in or
near Mt. Clemens, by October
18th. Best of references. Write
Monitor-Leader Box 201.
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Lake end River Frontage F-5
Small Forms for Sale


$3.50 takes ten lots with
frontage on Twelve Mile road,
with building which can be re-
modelled into 3 room cottage,
including also chicken COOP l2x
"a Liberal terms Phone Mt.
Clemens 1914 before 3 am.
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Fostering
PLASTERING AND
CEMENT WORK

Work of all kinds, old and
new. Tuxedo 2089l. Call after
6 pm. A. David.
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Moving e Storage

Our moving equipment is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage, such as moth proof
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
i.ds. City Transfer Co, So
Broadway, Mt. Clemens. Phone
635l Service to and from De-
troll daily.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

Almost new modern bunga-
low. Automatic heat. Lo 70xl20.
226l2 Heusner, near 9 Mile and
Schoenherr. Rose. 2l88-R.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

New and repair work. Phone
evenings. Center Line l416-R.
1924 Lozier
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HOUSE
4 rooms and bath. lot 52Xl85.
with circulatine oil heater and
100 gallon tank; also gas hot
water heater, new rug for liv-
ing room and c. aims through
out. like new Available at once
at a price TO sell. s.. 950-Terms.
New room house. l acre of
good garden land. flowing well,
price S3,250-S750 down.
FARMS
53i2 acres, fair bldks.. good
land. Clinton river frontage. an
ideal p ace for a park, only
$500 per acre-terms.
7774 acres on IS Mile road,
good land and bldgs.. 1900 #.
M-97 frontage-Sl6.000.
5 acres on Moravisn drive,
near Mt Clemens, 200 II. front
age, priced 10 sell-easy tens.
? acressdjoinlng Mt. Clemens.
with Bldg 20x40- could be made
into a good home - $3.50 -
S700 down.
Lots l00x360. ! block from
South Gratiot, s595, S25 down,
balance easy monthly payments.
WE SELL STATE LANDS.
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Houses for Sale

5 rooms, bath. interior unfin-
ished. Cash or terms. $3.50
Wellington, Z s { Detro it,.
(Schoenherr-9 Mile road) Rose.
2687-J.
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J-3 Tractors for Sale
Service 70 Formers
Business Opportunities

Oct. /, l943 the small bldg.
al Is North avenue, next To
Methodist Church, will be avail
able 10 bidders VIII sell, lease.
or rent to desirable tenant Call
Mount Clemens 1887 evenings
about 3. 50
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y Modern 8 rooms and bath, ga
rage, good location. For infor-
nation call $3.50, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

Want 10, rent ) or room mod
ern house in good location. Dial
1896, Mt. Clemens.
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Garages
BEN'S GARAGE
General Construction

Concrete work Of all kinds
wanted Sidewalks, side drives,
curb. garage floors, foundations.
Driveways resurfaced with Gin
ders or gravel Quality work.
manship al rea' enable rates.
Dial Mt. Clemens 9l41 after 600
p. m.
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a Fuel, Feed, Fertilizer

Wopd cuttings for sale. Any
amount. Service Woodworking
Co, jefferson at Dorian. Rose.
2561.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Your Waste Paper
Is Going to War !

Ammunition chests. wing tips.
blasting kegs and other weapons
Of war are being made from your
waste paper old boxes bags,
newspapers and especially brown
papers and containers Save all
forms of waste paper 10 help re-
lcve the critical waste paper
shortage and avert Curtallment Of
war production of paper products.
Flattcn out boxes, stack loose pa
per into neat bundles To sell
your accumulation 10 a dealer or
10 give 10 charitable or other or
CARNATIONS. etll 4 collector al
Y Andnlnh S1X1
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Better CameIba(k
Permitted for Retaps

WASHINGTON. Aug IS GNS)
49, The OPA today authorized the
use ~ higher quality Grade c
cannILack Tor -lccapp.n-- -paSSen=
ECr car fIreS.
The action viii permit any
m0'oriSi 10 have hts tires fc-
capped with Grade & synthetic
camelback without rationlng
certificate. Previously. civLlla a n
motorists were limited 70 Grade
r reclaimed rubber for rcCappirg.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Maj Surrender TO be Asked

LONDON, Aug. 26.-(UP)-
Guy Eden. political correspondent
of the London Daily Express. said
today that the United Nations
probably would make a formal
demand Oh -GCEmany-and -hcI sal=-
elites 10 surrender as soon as
military plans have progressed
further
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Mr.. Sage. we now take the lib-
ertN 10 address ourselves 10 you,
sir. We believe that YOU will
help us IL YOU can. Any job
among the men so that MIR.
Sage can, without creating Sus-
pici0n. gain the confidence OF
his fellow workers, will do.
"N hatcNer the lord Muinr
Go. will do, will. of course, he
held in strict confidence. Dr.
Thomas and myself are the only
ones knowing of this 1eIter.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
AVOIDED WAR TALK

One ncichbor said
II made a point of not speak
ing OF the war. You see she'd
said she didn't vOte-that she
cOuldn't--sO / knew she was not
naturaliZed.
Mrs. LcOnhardt. until our en-
trance into tho war. received
letters frequently from her daugh-
tiers ln Germany.
fTr' -TUTTTIE u : TUIN rCI-TlD0TS Il
lhf.- came ia this country lt3~t
after the last war 10 get away
from Europe.
Leonhardt had obtained his
three years ago
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Arrest Shocks
Neighbofs Of
Spies Mother

Continued from Page Three
Il never occurred 10 me that my
neighbOr was the mother" Of
the group Of which the paper
spoke.
II am sorry II seems 80 ter
riblc. II il like "A horrid dream"
CARL OR KARL?
Scores Of people came TO visit
Mrs. Leonhardt and her husband
whose name is Carl in the city
directory. On the ny leaves Of the
German books i'm his library il IS
spelled with a X He is a cabi-
net maker by trade works inter-
mtttentiy.
Mrs. Lconhardt is a tall blond
woman and both she and her
husband speak with A marked
German accent Hers is less
neavy. She made friends easily
The neiGhborS SAID. and everybody
seemed 10 like her Well dressed
women in fine motor cars came
10 eal. But for ail tho company.
-ti+e-e+t iteftftes were -etitet and
orderly
Mrs Lconhardt was devoted 70
hcr dach>hund Badly Al Tho
noiChbOrs report She never talked
70 anybody about the war. As
they put H. they avoided any such
at-eti~-tor ~ftttc ret-ttt4 not-fnUfv
how she fell about the matter.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
WAYNE SUsPENDS HUSBAND

She and Countess Mariana Won
Moltke are held by immigration
authorities as dangerous enemy
aliens. Count Won Moltke mean
while. Is under suspension as
senior German language inStruc-
tor az Wayne University pending
further investigation Of the case.
Whereabouts Of Countess Bu-
chanan.Dmeen and Mrs Theresa
/ BehrcnS. another alleged Conied-
crate, were kept secret by the
FBL.
BucAs denied reports that Wis.
Behrcns had become lll and was
in Receiving Hospital for treat
mcnt.
Doctor Thomas however. was
transferred from The county Jail
to Milan Federal Detention Home
yesterday after inmates threat
cned violence because Of resent
mcnt over being imprisoned with
a Nali." Sheriff Baird said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

INC Ftf continued lis in
Ncstigatlnn ludaX- -h-eca - e
increasingly eyldont that other
arrests are likely 20 follow in The
spy plot
OF especial interest were tho
200 names appearing IN little
rf-ffTII Il .-sIEL Tl--rT1-I u Eg-..--+4
agents COnfiScatcd from "Coun-
tcSS" Grace Buchanan-pipncpr al
legged leader OF the ring The
names were said 10 have been
contacts furnished her by Nazl
officials IN setting up her esplo-
mage plans
Several Of those named are De-
troiters. 10 was said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
RETURNING SEAMAN

NcanW hilc. Raymond stuart
Hoffman. p a merchant sailor
arrested aboard his ship m New
York. VA being brought 10 De
troIt today by federal agents 10
face trial Hoffman like The
others accused IN tho plot, IS
under $50 900 bond
The glamorous Buchanan n-
Dinecn who was sChooled by
Naz experts in espionage tactics
before coming 10 Detroit and
then became counter agent
when her plan was foilcd VIII
plead guilty AZ the trial, II was
revealed yesterday
She VIII then become principal
government witness against the
other defendants, il was learned
au'horltatIvely.
The last remaining member of
the alleged ring. WHOSE name had
not been previously disclosed was
identified Yesterday as Mrs. Emma
Lconhardta 1921 Garland, wife of
Carl J Leonhardt a cabinet
maker She was he woman
known a. Mamma by other
spies. according 10 tho FBI and
her home was iaNorlte rcndeZ-
NouS of the gang.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Honolulu Judge,
General Battle
Over Jurisdiction

HONOLULU. Aug. 26 up
1t. Gen Robert c. Richardson Jr,
commander of the Hawaiian mill
tary department threatened today
10 jail Federal Judge Delbert +.
Metzger if he tries 10 make him
pay a $1,000 contempt fine
Judge Metzgers only comment
was
"The Stars and Stripes still
fy overhead and the Constitu-
tion will be there when the
dawn breaks"
Gen. Richardson prohibited att
habeaS corpus suits IN the terri
tory and specifically ordered Judge
MetzgerS court 10 halt proceed
ings against himself for refusing
10 produce in court two Americans
Of German extraction.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
PRECIOUS CONTACT

Il am addressing myself TO
YOU because OF the fact that We
have communicated before and
that in relation 10 our German
American Day celebration last
summer"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
FILES APPEXL

Richardson had on file a notice
Of appeal 10 the ninth circuit
court Of appeals in san Francisco
10 settle the legal dispute over
whether civil or military author
Ity Is paramount IN the territory.
Gen Richardson SAID the action
was necessary 20 safeguard this
community IN time Of war ANY
Judge attempting 10 interfere
with the commanding general Of
the Hawaiian department or any
member Of the armed forces VIII
be subject 70 ction before the
military provost marshal. he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SEEK HtBEAs CORPUS

The original cs>c arose in
Judge MetZCcr'S court where the
Two Americans informed after
Pearl Harhor by the military
brought habcas corpus proceed
ingS contcnding they wcrc held
unlawfully -
Judge Mctzcer issued writS on
Gen Richardson ordering him 20
produce them IN court and held
that military suspension of the
right oI habeaS corpus had been
Anidea- restoration OF other
civil rights IN the Islands last
March when martial law imposed
after Pearl Harbor. was partly
IF -rrii-
Yesterday Judge Nf1ger do
clarcd the general open. no.
toriouS disregard of The court
and fined him s. .0oJ Tor contempt
- hr- -Itntrrtit--i inIes-tias far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
DIFFICULT TO GET JOB

"NIr. sage, heing unemployed
nj ttrt- present, finds n difficult
10 secure a Job ON being APP
preached on this, our organiAa-
tion. which. by the way, il heart
and soul with the above men
TONED group. could do nothing
: -hI,tIrF-tflaa- Ef-ffha1cIaf-atd
which. for obvious reasons, can
be hut temporary.
"In our search for a job for
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Dr. Thomas Asked
Ford GO Hire Friend
CONTINUED from Page One)

listed from "A. A, Thomas code
name. in the leagues records.
DR.. Thomas never appeared be
fore the Dies committee as a
witness, il was stated, but was
grilled for -four hours by an in
yeStgator
Tesufylng before the commit
tee in l94l, Sage sand he could
no recall who introduced him to
the doctor but he would not deny
that IL was John Schroeder. De
troit Gcrman-Amcrican Bund
leader.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
LETTER ASKING JOB

The text Of tho letter
Through DR. Fred W. Thomas,
VI. D.. 1903 Eaton Tower this
organization became acquainted
with Mr. Parker Sage, a tee
turer. who seems to have made
II his life work To fight com
munism and expose the gangs
inTOadS into our lives III InIS
country. VI our German Ameri-
can Day, Mr.. sage gave ~
brilliant lecture on the subject
that received extraordinary re-
ception.
with DR.. Thomas. Mr.. sage
belongs to a group Of men IN
Detroit who see the dangers OF
OmmuniSm and are organizing
10 fight il.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SECRETARY INDICTED

Secretary Of the league was
Garland l.. Alderman OF Midway
avenue, Pontiac. who was also
chairman OF that city's chapter
o the America First Committee.
He-WaS- likewise indicted IA con-
nectlon with the Solourner Truth
riots
The leagues publicity head was
William r. Lyman Jr formerly
of Detroit. who MAS indicted IN
Washington with Y others for
obSiructing the war effort, and
charged with Seditlon
The letter OF application 10 the
Ford company was seized i'm the
leagues files II showed that
through Dr. Thomas. the Socre-
rarV OF tho central -C0UUuttfr-o Of
German-Amcrcan Societies lr
Michigan Charles ". Chill. had
written a "Mr. r Irwin m an
effort TO get inc Job for Sage.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

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