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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
'ORK RE-RATIONED
CURSE TOPPLED EMPIRES
Fabulous Gem Goes on Display

routes to accomplish this pur-
pose. This was true when the
Gaekwar of Baroda sent the
stone as a gift to the Empress
Maria Theresa of Austria in
1897. And so il goes.
BROUGHT TO u. s. Ny
Then, in 1925, the Moon OF
Baroda was taken to Los An
geles by rs possessor, Prince
Rama Chandra, and placed on
exhibition. Shortly after the
prince returned to his home in
India - with the diamond. Moth
ing happened. But wait, and
there is another of those butts,
the prince suddenly found him
self bankrupt.
Those pesky Japanese had APP
propriated- his vast holdings in
the Orient. His Chinese. Bur-
mese, and Japanese holdings
had been wiped out. But he
See DIAMOND-Page 2
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City Seeks Widening
of Grufiof Avenue

A resolution calling for the
widening of Gratiot avenue
north from Market street in
Mount Clemens was to be for
warded today to the Michigan
State Highway Department for
their earnest consideration in
highway expension, by the
Mount Clemens City Commits
sion. The resolution has been
authorized at the July rs meet
ing.
Gratiot avenue forms a bot
tle-neck at a point running
northward from Market, and
heavy traffic which runs con-
tinually over this lane is fire.
quently held up at this point.
Left turns for northbound traf-
fic has been banned by the COM
mission as means of eliminat-
ing traffic stoppages.
A communication from the
Mount Clemens Council of
Churches was read before the
commission members at their
regular meeting last night urg-
ing the closing of all drinking
establishments within the city
in the event of an armistice
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

How it feels TO fondle prec-'
ious gem worth thousands Of
dollars and to allow ones inn
agination to carry him back to
days of Indian, Chinese, and
Burmese rulers whose fabulous
wealth was beyond description,
was experienced today by one
who has never possessed piece
of jewelry costing more than a
dollar, even when that coin of
the realm had its greatest buying
power.
But lest you begin to think
that the writers of ancient his
tory text books hove caused
this writer TO become fanatical
and live in the zany past, let us
explain. There is on exhibit at
the M. L. Green Jeweler Store
a diamond known as the Moon
of Baroda. This famous, or in
famous as your point of view
would lead you TO conclude, has
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Ct Joes Set Up
Jungle Laundry
in New Guinea

The worried businessman per.
spring in his last fresh shirt
and completely at the mercy of
the civilian laundry situation
might take leaf from the note
book of a Mount Clemens sol.
der in Dutch New Guinea,
whose ingenuity was recently
publicized over a national radio
program.
The soldier, Cpl. Neil F..
Braun, with the aid of fellow
G. l., rugged up laundry from
a discarded oil drum and odd
pieces of machinery.
so we have been keeping
very busy in our spare time, do
ing laundry for all the boys"
he wrote his mother, Mrs. Ber-
tina r. Braun, 81 Madison ave
nue., in this city. Neil is attached
TO the Fifth Air Force.
Coincidentally, Neil's father,
Pharmacists Mate 1IC Leo N.
See LAUNDRY-Page 2
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GLADIOLUS DAY FEATURE
Picnic and Carnival

NEW BALTIMORE-The first
annual picnic and Water Car
nival to be held under the aus
pices of the New Baltimore. De-
troit and Michigan Ice Skating
Associations and the New Bal
timore Ugoigo Club and the Civ
ic Club is scheduled for Sunday,
August Is, at 1870 p. m.
A Gladiolus Field Day is to be
one of the main attractions of
the event, and will be held at
Nick Koenig's famous Lakeside
Dahlia Gardens. The grounds
contain over three million bulbs
and seedlings. and more than
1000 individual crosses and
every known color. One of the
highlights of the Field Day will
be a demonstration of hybridiz-
ing and the tracing of the gen.
ealogy of a variety under the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

history as intriguing and fas-
cinating as any Edgar Allen
Poe mystery, or a modern thrill
er of Orson Welles'.
UNIQUE CURSE
The stone is a 25-carat, pear
shaped, canary diamond of ex-
quisite perfection. Legend has
il that il was owned originally
by one of the many maharajahs
of India, possession of which
meant power, power to rule all
that the possessor surveyed. But
and no story is complete
without a couple of buts-if the
stone were allowed TO cross the
water, not once but a second
time, disaster would overtake
the offender.
Possessors Of the precious gem
made certain that il did not
cross water no matter how large
or small the body of water
might be. II even took devious
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junction of Falaise, Ito miles
due west of Paris, in a powerful
renewal of the offensive against
the northern anchor OF the Ger
mans Normandy line. Allied
rocket carrying Typhoons knock
ed out 33 tanks as the Germans
withdrew into Falaise for a
showdown battle.
SAVAGE ATTACKS
The Germans counterattacked
savagely on the eastern front IN
an effort to hold off Red Army
troops massing on the East Prus-
STA frontier apparently for a
thrust onto German soil. Ber-
lin said every able-bodied man
and woman from IS to IS had
been drafted to dig trenches.
A new drive by Soviet tanks
towards the Latvian port of Lie
paja cut fresh chunks out of the
Germans Baltic flank. The Rus
slams seized communications
lines around Auce, 20 miles east
of Liepaja. Against the strongest
German resistance of the sum-
mer campaign, Marshal Rokos-
sovsky's forces slowly extended
their Vistula River bridgehead
below Warsaw and threatened
lateral roads and rail lines con-
Meeting Krakow and the Polish
capital.
ENTER ST. MALO
On the Brittany Peninsula,
American forces entered the for
tress port of st. Malo, taking
5000 prisoners in this area. Ele-
ments of three German divisions
were said to be trapped in Brest
and the Germans were reported
to be attempting a sea evacua-
ton as the Americans fought to
See FRANCE-Page 2
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leter M. Roosevelt told reporters the meetings plsnnsd
offensves osons the Joponese and he sesasd Ass
eos Poetic goals reoke and free the Phippinss end
to drive Japen to unconditional surrender.
The chief executive coupled with his conferences desssd
visits to Pea Hsrbor ond other mil nstaIlotoas converts
ed from the Joponese havoc l94l ass
island bristIns with land. and air fighting power He
ed the conversion the most omoxns change no had
Admiral Nimitx and General Macarthur abossd Tie
Pssdsnt ship greet the chief executive
rived at Pearl Hasbor.
With them end Nimitx in later conferences Admivs
William T. Hasey, cemmender Of the third flsst MsE 6ea
Robert G. Riehesdson, Jv central Pacific ssmu
and war chiefs representing the north, South and
Peeife theories. tss, ,fs s.sssssg
Mr. Roosevelt termed his visit the bihplecs % ~
war highly successful three dey Seoennsd and ssia -
swoppsd almost hour Of questions and with Psei
correspondents and White House reporters for the A.
soeiotsd Press the United Press the lnernsonel News Se
ice and Of the four major rede networks who
troveled with his party from Washington
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Burglars Garry
Away Safe and
$500 in Cash

VAN DYKE-Daring burglars
who broke into Walters Bar,
Van Dyke at Nine Mile road.
early Wednesday morning made
off with heavy safe containing
$4,000 in cash and a quantity
of checks: five cases of choice
liquor and the entire stock
(only 10 packages) of popular
brand cigarettes.
The men entered through a
rear door and apparently plan
ned to open the safe inside the
See THEFT-Page .
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direction Of Professor and Mrs.
Chef F. Kuhn.
Also on the days program are
swimming events and diving
contests at New Baltimore City
Park beach, followed by foot
races, jumping contests and nov
city sports events. Following the
recreation program, the New
Baltimore high school band un-
der the direction of Supt. George
d. Miller. will appear In q spe-
cial event.
In the evening an All-Star
Girls baseball team will meet q
local All-Star team. the winners
later clashing with q picked
team representing the Michigan
Ice Skating Association.
Orvy Bates Is chairman Of the
program. and A. J. Grasgrin
chairman of the Water Carnival.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

Roll Steadily
Toward Goal
By DWIGHT PITKIk

1t. Gen. Omar N. BrodIeys meehonized eovay drove
towards the Seine Voey the captured Of lie
odoy ond the Gemons acknowledged that the bottle
for Poris under woy.
The Allied eommunque did disclose the depth Of
Broey advance but by Gemon account American armored
columns would be in striking distance Of the communications
center Of Cherries As miles southwest Of Pors Gen. Esen
hover moved his commend post from EnsIond
Normondy to keep in close touch with the offensive.
Canodion forces beat off German eounterottoeks and
edaed towards Lost hump Of ground protecting the road
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Prisoner of War
Shot i'm Mutiny

BENTON HARBOR, Mich,
Aug. 10-(R-A German pris-
oner of war was shot and
wounded at the prison camp
here today in the course of the
reported refusal of a group Of
so TO obey an order.
An Army announcement
cleared through Detroit district
headquarters by the War De-
partment at Washington said the
prisoner was slightly wounded
in the elbow when an officers
shot ricocheted from the ground.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Jingle JangIe
of luke Boxes
to End at II

While warm weather remains
and downtown residents are
obliged to curt sleep with their
windows open, thirsty citizens
who quaff cooling draughts of
foaming brew in Mount Clemens
beer gardens will have to drink
in silence.
The jingle-jangle of the juke,
box has been ordered stilled
after midnight.
No longer will father dunk
See JUKE BOXES-Page 2
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Nozis Ban
All Public
Meetings

LONDON, Aug. 10 - (R -
Propaganda Minister Goebbels
banned all public meetings and
entertainments in Germany not
directly connected with the war
today inc series Of sweeping de-
crees seeking troaps for the
Reich's depleted armies.
Acting in his new capacity as
See DECREES-Page 2
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We are going back to Me RAll-
ippines, Mr.. Roosevelt said, and
Macarthur Is going to be . part
Of the operation. You can't ray,
he smiled, whether the General
is going back directly or b. way
Of North Africa - but no b -
ing back and we are golne o
give the islands their inAspend-
ence.
Our goal still Is unconditional
surrender for all our enemies,
he said. Whatever Is required. hs
continued, we are going rieht
through to clean up the Japan
csc.
A reporter asked II new Jap
anese offensives would develop
soon and the President said yes.
but reminded his listeners that
soon is a relative term and that
strategy is a constantly Shifting
thing.
During his stay here the Presi-
dent visited virtually every mill
itary operation on the island -
from q deadly advanced training
course in jungle fighting TO the
hospital cots Of the wounoed
from Saipan and the Marshalls.
He reviewed the Seventh Divis-
ion. veterans of Attu, Kiska and
Kwajalein.
He made seven brief talks In
two days, frequently delivered
to servicemen who looked up
from their jobs in surprise 70 80
the President Of the united
States rolling up "A ! jnep- -
corted open touring cor.
His trip to Hawaii vas Z close
ly guarded military secret, but
rows Of islanders and servies-
men lined the streets every time
the presidential party moved
Honolulu headed lUr
one of the many nearby military
reservations.
Mr.. Roosevelt - bis ponad !;
hat and seersucker slai1s NJ !!
among tho nile
uniforms which QET0un6pd 1ltoS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

which Dodd and Droch were
are sought because they
waited outside the home of Les
ter Pfent, Detroit, while their
two leaders beat, assaulted and
robbed the man and his wife.
A-Chief Deputy Thomas Kali
tenbach, of Macomb County,
said today, after revealing that
Droch was the wanted man, that
he has an extensive juvenile and
See HOODLUMS-Page 2
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Book Two kellys
for Vet Meeting

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 10 -
(P) Gov. Harry F. Kelly and
1t. Col Raymond Kelly, Detroit.
will be featured speakers at the
American Legion, Michigan De.
partment, convention here Sat-
urday and Sunday, ii. was re.
vealed today.
Col. Kelly, Past National and
State American Legion Com.
mander, has just returned from
a tour of the South Pacific bat
tlefronts and will report his
findings to the Legionnaires.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

Maps Battle Strategy
with MArfhur> Nin,ifz
By HOWARD FLIEGER

HONOLULU, July 70 - tAP) tDeIoyed)
odoy concluded three days Of mho conferences @
sond where holt
United Stotes into the
The President orved Pearl Horbo
Son Diego Col where he boarded
accepting denomination for q fourth term.
Here he held his first
rotesst OF the Poetic Chester
and ked with other representing
Of the Poetic from pole to pole 4F.sa.
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among the warning nations.
Closing of all bars however has
already been ordered by the
State Liquor Commission.
An alley in Miller's Addition
between Riverside Drive and
Croker avenue was ordered
closed by action of the commits
sion. Several building permits
were approved.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Facts Stranger
Than Fiction

DETROIT, Aug. 10 [H) =
One thousand men from five
departments in the Highland
Park plant of the Ford Motor
company went on strike today,
the company reported, with
demand for pay for their 20
minute lunch period.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
By MARVIN l.. ARROWSMITH

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 -
(P)-Utility grade lamb will be-
come ration-free Sunday along
with beef steaks and roasts
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Car

MacOmb county sheriff's
deputies. today requested
that the public keep alert
for the getaway car used by
DrOch and his companions.
1t is believed to be a black,
1910 Chrysler sedan-license
plate: Mich. HK $3.50. If the
car, possibly abandoned by
now, Is seen the fact should
be reported immediately to
the Macomb county sheriff's
Office-Telephone Mt. Glenn
ems 4516.
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Lamb Beef Become
Ration Free Sunday

of the same grade, while point
values will be restored not only
to pork loins and hams but to
canned fish.
The Office of Price Admins
tration, announcing this today,
also boosted ration values on all
cheeses two to four points a
pound and increased point val
NC. on farm and process butter
in line with the hike to 10
points a pound ordered for
creamery butter, effective July
"a
The new red-point charts will
be in effect from Sunday
through Sept. 2, only half the
regular period because of a de-
lay in distributing the August
tables.
PORK RE-RATIONED
OPA stated last week that
utility grade beef steaks and
roasts would be removed from
rationing because of heavy
See MEAT-Page 2
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FIRST LIEUT. JOHN NJ BARKER, % year old pilot of an
Eighth Flying Fortress is here being award
Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achieve
while participating in than of heavy bombing
targets Germany and the Occupied Coun
being made Col Edgar M
Wtan wing commander Lieut. Barker, veteran of
bombing attacks against Ger
man military is the of Mr. and Mrs
Rein East Detroit He entered
Army service IT. 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

Odette, cnarac- BILLIE RICHMOND
ter dancer. are newcomers. Jimmy
Terrell and has orchestra with
Bob Cummings AT the novachord.
do the music for dancing and
show.
CLUB 500 49, Billy Meagher is
back as star and master of cere-
monies. Prominent in the support
ing lineup are "SkIppy' Little,
swing singer; Kim Kee and Tinka,
clever illusionists; Bernard and
Rich. acrobatic and novelty
dancers: Gene Martini, Accordion
ist, and Leonard Seel'S orchestra.
BRASS RAIL--T'he Three Music
Makers are the current musical
attraction. Roy Swarz, al the
piano keyboard in the afternoon,
precedes the Music Makers with
his ballad type tunes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

THE MUSIC department of
East Commerce High School,
under the direction of Marie Cur
tiss will present its seventh an
nual spring concert AT the Insti-
tute of Arts Thursday evening,
Nav 25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
SheiIa Barrett Makes
Impression at StatIer
By CHARLES GENTRY

Upon request, she will give out
with such old favorites as the
Bronx Torch Singer" The
Southern Belle" and Powder
Room" but you'll find all of them
renovated and brought up 10 a
date that's just a little ahead Of
your last laugh.
We don't like 10 pass the old
cliches around, but she's still the
"one-woman show" of the supper
spots and if you miss her this
time. you won't be able 10 Bar
rett.
Sheila headlines a new presen-
tation which also features a very
clever "harmonicharacter" in
John Sebastian whose comedy inn
pressions of cocktail lounge vio-
linist. a rumba band and a Har-
lem hot-spot group is one of the
funniest things we've heard re-
produced by mouth organ.
Sebastian also does Rhapsody
in Blue" and some other serious
work, but we like his harmonica
humor better.
Ruby Newman and his band
supply the fine supporting work
as we'll as the very daneable
music for this room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Trio Stays
At Terrace

THE TRIO OF singing funsters,
Day, Dawn and Dusk, continue for
a second week at the Grand Ter
race Casino. Among the support
Ing favorites are Ugo Martinelli
and Virginia Carroll, both provid-
ing songs Bert Nolan as master
OF ceremonies, the Cinema De
Simone Dancers; Edna Cerny.
character dancer: Dolly Nigge-
meyers Hollywood Cover Girls
and Irving Lewis and the band.
Billy King. The Juggling Bonn
bardier' of the show, recently
received an honorable discharge
from the army air corps after hav-
ing been shot down over England.
PENOBSCOT CLUB - Jean
Boyd and Jane Palmer alternate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Film Time Clock

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3 80. s:3e e:3s p. m: The Impostsr."
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BROADWAY CAPITOL - Ladies on
Probation II m. 80, $40. I. . 30
p. m. Frisco KID" i2:0s, 7:45. SIS
SOS. 1888 p. N.
CINEMA - Seeds OF Freedom" Il.
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Frontiers on the Danube" OF. 5.li.
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MICHIGAN - "volcs IN the Wind -
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m. p. SIS $50 . m Ration
INK II 50, IL, 40. 10 IS ,. m.
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UNITED ARTTSTS=-PospGFt 70 Dess
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Gene Krupa
To Leave Dorsey

GENE KRUPA, the drummer
star. who is appearing with
Tommy Dorsey'S orchestra this
week. leaves here 20 reorganize
his own band.
Music Corporation OF America
has formed a new band which
Krupa, who has been band
leader for several years. will head.
Buddy Rich. ace trap master.
will replace Krupa, on the ex-
tended concert tour which Tommy
Dorsey is planning as soon as he
finishes his current engagement
at the Downtown Theater here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

THE LADY OF many moods
who can impersonate everything
from a film star to a four-leaf
clover, Sheila Barrett, opened last
night at the Statler Terrace
Room and certainly left an i'm
press on the crowd with her i'm
pressions.
She's too much Of an artist
TO be called a mimic. but she does
pantomimes that are perfect para
dies on people you've always
wanted TO see sold down the
river of satire.
She never does two shows alike
and her ad-libs are out Of this
world. She kids herself as thor
oughly as she does those who are
the chosen subjects of her fiend-
ish art.
Whether she picks on a little
salesgirl from the Bronx or an
inebriated debutante from the
Stork Clubs Cub Room, her
ironic portraits are drawn with
equal subtlety, and any one who
takes offense is AWOL-AbSo-
lutely With Out Levity.
She has an infectious gift for
making you laugh at yourself as
well as your close friends and
she doesn't have 10 make her
hood swell like a cobra's before
she strikes your sense of humor.
She has plenty Of new material,
all of which she writes herself,
and last night we caught our
selves silently sobbing over that
wonderful "Blackout in London
and then beating our fists on the
table in Mysteries over her
Drunken Disease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Benefit Concert

MARK GUNZBOURG. one Of
Detroit's pianists. will play in a
recital 10 be given at the Womens
City Club Thursday. May 25.
The proceeds will be used 10
benefit the Anti-Cruelty League Of
Detroit.
Mr. Gunzbourg's program will
include the Seven Grandes Etudes
Of Paganini-Liszt. the Sonata b.
minor by List. and compositions
by Brahms and Beethoven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Proudest SterIet

HOLLYWOOD'S PROUDEST
starlet this week is Dorothy Nor
ris.
The actress husband, Marvin
Moffie, has been notified that he
has been promoted a grade by the
navy. He's now a lieutenant, ~
nior grade. and Is stationed at
Santa Ana at the navy's lighter
than air base there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Wyandotte Group
Gives Spring Concert

THE PHILH AR MIC
STRING ENSEMBLE conducted
by Jack Downing and the Wyan-
dotte Mother Singers conducted
BY Virginia Day Bufe will pre-
sent their fifth annual spring con-
cert in Wyandotte's Mckinley
School tonight. Rosemary Fow-
Ter. soprano, and Zina Peters,
pianist. will be the soloists for the
string Croup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

on vocal selec-
tons and John
ny Di Cicco's
orchestra plays
the accompani-
m e n I. IT'S
Low e, L ov e,
Love" Is still
the number one
request W h e n
the song stars
join with two
from the or
chestra TO form
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

mixes comedy
and sophistica-
ton here for
an eighth week.
The Lee Slade
Trio continue,
and Billie Rich
mond. lu e s.
singing favor
lite. is b &C k
again. Chiqulta
and her mario
n e [ es a n d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Illustrated Lecture

ADELE COULIN WEIBEL will
present an illustrated lecture on
The Eighteenth Century Of Silk
Weaving in the Institute Of
Arts Tuesday. May %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
q quartet.

q qudi tel.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE-The
eye-filling blond beauty OF Eilene
Faye is as pleasing as her singing,
which is featured here. Frank
Gagen's orchestra plays the ac-
compartment and the dance music
as well.
WONDER BAR--Aylene Mason
tops a bright musical bill and
Sammy Dibert's orchestra plays
nightly. Aylene's current hit is
You're the Dream. I'm the
Dreamer" Penny Evans fills the
lulls with her piano melodies.
CLUB GAY HAVEN - Larry
Kent, The Gentleman Jester, :"