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Protest Army Ban on Jews

LONDON — A strong protest
against the new German law, bar-
ring Jews from military service is
made in a report of the joint for-
eign committee, presented by Leo-
nard Montefiore at Monday's meet-
ing of the Jewish Board of Depu-
ties.

In their name and in our own
we denounce the wrong done and
declare our abiding determination
to defend the Jewish claim to bear
equally with others the first ele-
mentary duty of citizenship," de-
clared Mr. Montefiore.
lie said the Nazis aimed to cre-
ate a
class of pariahs, to which all
persons of Jewish blood were as-
signed.
"This class of pariahs, created
in the twentieth century by a so-
called civilized government," he
said, "will enjoy fewer rights than
are accorded to the depressed
classes of India. Practically the
only duty they will share in corn-
. mon with other inhabitants of Ger-
many will be paying taxes.
No public employment will be
Open to them. They will be denied
all political rights. They will have
no means of making known their
wrongs.

"Considering the futrue course
of foreign politics, it is not unrea-
sonabl e that this feature of the
German
domestic policy should be
Carefully studied, especially how
from an allegedly defensive mea-
nee i it
.
developed into • ruthless
degradation of half a million, or
if those of semi-Jewish origin are
In cluded. nearly • million souls."

The Jewish New Year can never

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Molly Picon, one of the outatand-
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ican Theater, nationally known
through her splendid singing and
for her character studies, will

Mozart Playlet and Concert
on June 7

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ides Memorial in

Katherine

Tiberias

HEPBURN

The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
is in receipt of the following let.
ter and accompanying appeal
from the Rev. Dr. H. Pereira
Mendes, minister emeritus of the
Spanish-Portuguese Congregation
of New York:
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
I lived in the City of Tiberas,
Palestine, before the riots of
1929. The community there,
small and poor, had already be-
gun to prepare a Maimonides
celebration for 1935. I helped
them by collecting in England
and America, but the depression

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The directors of Camp Nahelu I
rds Welerd buff,
I hero,
have engaged a group of capable Edo urelo
Ar01100/1, riding, Harry Itolernstn. Irma
men and women to tench and as- ■ Simon,
5• outing and wrowli raft, 'red
proviso the many phases in arts
nh Ilar Irma RITITIOn,
'70.IC Leonard Orahow,
and crafts, field sports, water etyrt.
sports, dancing, dramatics, jour-
All counsellors are assigned to
nalism, nature study, music, water-front duty. The program
horseback riding, woodcraft and of instruction in swimming, life-
photography. The entire staff 1 saving and boating is under the
will report for an orientation pe. 'direction of Mr. Michaels. Both
rind of two days prior to the Mr. Michaels and Miss Ehrinpries
camp opening, which is on June are examiners in the American
12.
Red Cross Life-Savings Corps,
Stanley Michaels will be head and 011 water activities will be
counsellor of the boys' camp, and carried out in accordance with
Miss Ann Ehrinpries will be head the rules and regulations set
counsellor of the girls' camp. The down by the Red Cross Life-Sav-
members of the staffs in the two ing Corps. A staff of life gxeRres
camps are as follows: 1 from among the counsellors will
teach and supervise the swimming
Senior Weld worn, sot la, WM, twoo •
the Growel, •rt gen.' athhrtl , I. Jeurph and instruction periods. Addi-
hut.. Myrtle M. ssenser. tenni.. Jneept, tional information may
be ob-
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offer their Death Dance; Helen
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The Powatan presents a floor '
show featuring the Hale Sisters,
a dance team who came from the
Cafe Royal in Chicago; Jerry
Blanchard and Ted White, sing-
ing comedians, and Sylvia Jordan,
torch singer, who is being held
over. Ilene Moore plays request
numbers, and Max Fidler and his
orchestra supply dance music,
with Jack Brooks as featured
vocalist.

Animals as Court Wit.
Animals Here used as court wit-
nesses in Sardinia up to • few
years ago. When a solitary house-
holder killed an alleged burgles
he was brought to trial and made
to swear that the homicide was jus-
tifiable before one of his dogs, est ,,
or birds that witnessed it. If the
animal did not manifest some con-
tradictory sign, the prisoner was
set free.

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Thrill

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Col. Wedgewood Proposes Making
Palestine British Crown Colony

CLUB PLANTATION
The Plantation continues with
Auzie Dial, whose adngs have de
lighted Detroiters for
M8115
months. And the colored "Peggy
Joyce" is still being feature.'.
together with a fast stepping all
colored revue.

New

"Break of Hearts"

I cannot speak too highly of
their energy and nobility of pur.
pose.
1. They collected enough to put
up a fence around the sacred
plot.
2. A friend put up a beautiful
gateway.
3. They put the graves in or-
der.
4. They purchased the adjoin-
ing plot, to protect the burial
ground.
Eugene D. Rich to Manage
5. They are converting it into
MOLLY PICON
Local Boxoffice Bureau
a memorial tract, now called
come to the Michigan Theater for "Maimonia."
Eugene D. Rich, assistant el- the week starting Friday, June 7,
RITA LESTER la one of the beautiful and charming young ladles
6. They are erecting there the
rector of publicity for General heading a fine stage program. Miss synagogue, with Medrash, school
to be seen In many of the twelve musical comedies and operettas
American Life Insurance Com- Picon is billed as the "Incompar- etc.
to be presented by "Opera Under The Stars" at Navin Field, Detroit,
e and through many seasons
pany, St. Louis, has resigned to able"
Just this handful of Jews! They this coming summer. Miss Lester, who has
been In many big Broadway
join the staff of boxoffice, national has lived up to her billing as one are led by the mayor and by
shows will be seen in "The Student Prince" which is the first production
motion picture trade journal, as of the outstanding theatrical head- Rabbi Toledano, whom I learned
and will be presented the week starting June 8.
liners
of
the
vaudeville
Stage
to-
manager of the Detroit bureau of
to esteem and admire. I do think
day.
the weekly.
they deserve encouragement.
At the Michigan Miss Picon will They asked me to be their agent
Before entering the insurance
field, Mr. Rich had considerable present a cycle of new songs and in America. I have tried, am
editorial' experience in various character studies. She has achieved trying and will try. But will you
fields of the amusement industry. national prominence as a star of help by publishing this letter and
He is a graduate of the Univer- the Jewish Theater Guild where enclosed appeal?
sity of Missouri School of Jour- she has played to packed houses in
We have had many fine and
nalism. During the past year, many offerings. Also Miss Picon is learned speeches about Maimoni-
Mr. Rich has been the author of noted for her appearance as the des. All fine. But cannot we help
numerous business paper articles star of the Yiddish Art Theater, along a practical celebration that Pro-Zionist Laborite Warns There Is Danger of Country
dealing with various sales promo- where she played several successful will benefit generations of men
Becoming Germanized; Criticizes Officials
seasons in numerous roles that and women by religionizing them
tion themes.
for Lack of Sympathy
Boxoffice is published in seven tested her versatility. She is an just as Maimonides would wish?
sectional editions weekly by As- exceptionally fine singer and • has "Learn your religion, worship,
LONDON
(WNS)
—
Warning Palestine be given the status of
sociated Publications, Kansas been featured on the radio in coast study, be Jews by more than
tine
a
a r bond
to coast hookups, most recently as birth; make Maimonides an in- that Palestine is in danger of be- a dominion. Palestine
City, Mo.
closer
the star of Rudy Vallee's Variety spiration to those ends," that is c oming Germanized because of the colony w'nuld mean
between England and the Jewish
Hour. Her engagement at the honoring Maimoniden.
influx of German Jews and the in-
Recitals and Musical Dem-
development there, he writes. He
Michigan Theater is a notable one,
Let us honor him and Shavuoue creased use of Yiddish, Col, Josiah also notes that the Mandate pre-
onstrations of Ganapol
and Miss Picon will include in her
together,
Wedgwood,
pro-Zionist
and
Labor
vents
England from having a hand
act many of the impersonations for
School
Faithfully,
member of the House of Commons, in the development of the country
Beulah Ward Robosson of the which she has become famous as
II.
Pereira
Mendes
and expresses the opinion that the
Ganapol School of Musical Art, well as some new characterizations.
renewed his old plan for making
Riviera Apartments,
League of.Nations and its member
will present pupils in concert on
Atlantic City, N. J. Palestine an integral part of the nations would have no objection to
Wednesday evening, June 5, at p
Dr. Mendel' appeal follows:
British
Empire
by
proposing
in
transforming
Palestine int oa Brit-
eriodical
Master
Classes
McGregor Auditorium, at 8 o'clock.
APPEAL TO CONFIRMANTS, an article in Near East and India, lob crown colony. He also criti-
Jessie B. Woolfenden, Dunning
at Ganapol School
PARNOSIM; APPEAL TO semi-official organ of the Colonial cized the British officials in Pales-
normal teacher and member of the
MODERN JEWISH PRIDE; office, that Palestine should become tine for their lack of sympathy to-
faculty of the Ganapol School of
The Ganapnl School of Musical
a crown colony. Some years ago ward the Jewish reconstruction ef-
SHEVUOS—MAIMONIDES.
Musical Art, will present pupils in A rt announces periodical master
The recent Maimonides celebra- Colonel Wedgwood proposed that forts.
a musicale and demonstration of cl asses for next season conducted tion has come and gone.
the Dunning Cource of Music, Sat- by Edwin Hughes of New York
Let it prove to have practical
urday, June 8, at McGregor Audi- Ci ty, the first to occur October 5. results besides learned speeches brate this Shevuos of the Maimon-
Strictly Confidential
torium, at 2:30. Mrs. Woolfenden M r. Hughes is well known in De- or a reprint of a few of his ides octocentennial year by send-
ing contributions not later .than
will conduct a summer normal tr nit, having been a member of the works.
ODDITIES
..
Shevuoa to Rabbi Toledano, or
course beginning June 10 at the Ganapol staff here for two years
Shevuos, the Festival of the Mr. Jacob Chai Zerihen, president
One of the most prominent
Ganapol School.
several years ago, and later re- Giving of the Law, is coming. of Tiberias Maimonides Commit- Conservative rabbis in New Jer-
Doris Rogers Blake and Sylvia turning for a symphony engage- Here is a suggestion. The Jews
Scherr, pianists, of the Ganapol ment under Mr. Gabrilowitsch. Mr. of Tiberias, where Maimonides tee, or care of manager, Anglo- sey, whose congregation wants t 0
School of Musical Art, will present Hughes' summer activities include who as a scholar and Jew did so Palestine Bank, Tiberias, Pales- get rid of him because he's to
•
pupils from their junior classes in master classes in New York City much for that very I.aw, is buried, tine, nr care of editor of this outspoken, had his job saved re
cently when the editor of th
a joint musicale and Dunning and South Carolina State College, began long ago to prepare for an paper, or rare of Rev. Dr. II.
demonstration at the School on an appearance in the Brahms F appropriate celebration of the Pereira Mendes, for the Tiberias local Anglo-Jewish weekly printed
Committee, 09 Central Park, New I an editorial in his defense in re •
Tuesday evening, June 4 at 8 minor quintet with the South'
800th anniversary of his birth.
York City, American representa• I sponse to • mysterious phone call
o'clock, closing the program with Mountain String Quartette in
1.
They
have
fenced
in
the
from a woman. The pillars of the
five
of the Tiberias Committee,
the St. Saens Variations on a Pittsfield, Mass., and a two-piano sacred plot where the dust of
West New York, N. J., are in
Beethoven Theme for two pianos, recital with Jewel Bethany Hughes thos
ei m ne;ti repose. eau N
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mourning. . . . The pillars of the
MICHIGAN THEATER
in New York City. Other additions wanderint,
i
Arabs, o, e,
Jewish
gnats,
congregation supported the
.
Warner
Brothers'
musical
heat
I
STATE THEATER
to the Ganapol staff are Mrs. Les-
asses, camels stray there to degle wave, "In Caliente", is the special Democratic ticket in the recent
"The Lost City" featuring Wil- lie Lamborn, well known
soprano it feature
at the Michigan municipal election and got the
screen
liam (stage) Boyd, and "Great
and teacher, and Maxine Zeiler 2. A friend has put up a beau- Theater this week. Pat O'Brien, shock of their lives when the
God Gold" with Sidney Blackmer pianist and coach. The Gemmel tiful gateway.
Glenda Farrell, Leo Carrillo, Dolo- Fusion ticket, brain-trusted by
and Martha Sleeper, is the double School of Musical Art moves to
3. They have placed all the res Del Rio and Edward Everett wo Jewish lawyers, won in a
feature offering now showing at larger quarters at 5103 Cass, June
graves in decent order.
Horton
all appear in the produc- great upset. . . . It is said that
the popUlar State Theater. The 22.
4, They have purchased the ad• tion which has been filmed on a unemployed among the Jews of
Lost City" is described as full of
joining plot in order to protec lavish scale with beautiful dancing Went New York has increased
high voltage action, dealing with
the burial ground.
girls and three big song numbers. , noticeably since the election. .
a mysterious doctor who seeks to
5. They are converting it into
The stage offering includes ,.' n Hoboken, Nazi hotbed, the
control the world by means of
a
memorial
tract,
now
called
Chick York and Rose King in "Tin Fusionists were swamped because
electricity. It is the aim of the
called "Mainionia," for residen- Types" in five comedy scenes , the
ne of their candidates was a
CLUB MANHATTAN
Doctor to make himself a dictator.
tial settlement.
12 Aristocrats Mo c ame an
a nd G rant, sung man by the name of Cohen.
The entire world is threatened be-
Edward Newman and Jr. ,
6. They are erecting there th e Joe Donatella and Brothers and ... The defeat was poetic justice
fore the situation is finally rescued Freedman of the Club Manhat-
synagogue, with Medrash, school the 16 Rockettes.
because this Cohen is counsel to
by an American engineer. In tan again pleasantly surprise,'
etc. and, we hope, a community
, the local business men's associa-
"Great God Gold" the producers their patrons Thursday night
center.
UNITED ARTISTS THEATER ti°n , which includes many Jews
have filmed an interesting expose when they played host to Nick
We ask every Jewish paper to
Mae West, the stream-lined (it who marched in • Nazi parade in
of the receivership racket.
Lucas of radio fame, who sans call the attention of the rabbi
several songs after the 11 o'clock and parries of every local congre. increases her speed and cuts down , honor of the arrival of a German
resistance)
gal, is now in the sec- ship. • • • M. Maldwin Fertig of
FOX THEATER
show. The Manhattan, every
Katharine Hepburn is said to of- Tuesday night, invites Detroit's gation to collect $1 from every mild week of her engagement at the the Bronx is one of the candidates
confirmant or a few dollars from United Artists Theater in her for the vacant post of United
fer a new glimpse of her dramatic leading stage, screen and radio
every congregation this coming latest film 'Coin' to Town". Th e States District Attorney for the ;
gifts in "Break of Hearts," at the artists to attend a guest artist
Fox. She has Charles Boyer, frolic, and many of these peopl , Shevuos, to be sent to the Jews combination of Mae in modern Southern District of New York.
of Tiberias for the erection of clothes, traveling from the oil wells
French star, and John Real as are making the club their rendez-
the Maimonides Memorial Syna- of the West to invade the race-
One lesson, and only one, history
leading men, with a cast that in- vous.
Helene Francis, petite
cludes Jean Ilersholt, Sam Hardy, blues singer from New York City. gogue. Maimonides did much for track at Buenos Aires, and thence may be said to repeat with dis-
Susan Fleming, Inez Courtney, opened at the club Friday night. the Torah, the gift of which Shev- to society at Southampton, has op- tinctness , hat the world is built
sone celebrates. His whole life pealed to the theater-going public somehow on moral
Helene Millard and Ferdinand as did Adelaide and Sawyer,
foundations;
one meant self-sacrifice, energy and and
reports from various sections that in the long run it is ill with
Gottschalk.
of the smartest sister teams in practical purposefulness for the of the country indicate that Mae the
Joe Morrison, screen actor and the Middle West, Colonel Jo,
wicked. But this is no science;
. Torah, the gift. Readers of these West is still one of the leading box-lit is no more than the old dor-
radio tenor and a native of Michi- Allen continues to please
a` few lines, confirniants, rabbis, office contenders in the country to- trines taught long
gan, is on the stage bill, which master of ceremonies, with
ago by the lab-
hi , parnosim, we ask you to eels- day.
I rew prophets.—.I. A. Fronde, 1889,
headlines also In a Ray Hutton and almost unlimited supply of stmie-
her Melodears.
and songs.

Staff of Counsellors at Camp Nahelu

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ten Nicole! Heroine, I ono,.
ing mud Modern In (for-
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Asks for Gifts for Maimo

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To Michigan June 7

Mrs. Rose Rubenstein and her
assistants will present a number
of pupils in a piano recital on
Friday evening, June 7, at the
McGregor Library. The program
will consist of a playlet in two
scenes about Mozart at the age
of five, followed by several of his
compositions. There will also be
several two-piano numbers by
Mozart, Grieg, Saint Saens, Mous-
sorgsky and Lecuona.

Colonel Joe Allen

Helene Francis

One of radio's most versatile
stars, Little Jack Little opened
‘S'estwood Gardens with his or-
chestra Thursday night, with a
gala Memorial Day celebration.
The grove, where patrons dance
under the stars nightly, will fea-
ture leading orchestras of the.
Country throughout the season.,
Little is to remain for two weeks.
Senator° and Polite will he the
first dancers to appear at West-
wood Gardens, starting at the same
time at Little. Their repertoire in-
cludes a colorful slave routine as
well as waltz and tango numbers.

PAGE NINE

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boor •rnes, for Sher elan erects II"
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their arm, for shall also
birth to the Messiah!
IlIsaorm are lb..e who will ale foe
Agee, for thty shall so. fired!
—Edmund Flog. in "Jo...

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