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May 7, 1937

STAGE AND SCREEN

Dirk Woodwind Quintet at
Institute of Arts on
May 13

• Catering to Luncheons,
Bridge Parties, etc.

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* BETTE THOMPSON
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* KELLER & BURNS

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AT CENTER

Adhering to its policy of pre-
senting the finest movie entertain-
ment, the Center Theater, located
on Woodward near the Boulevard,
will feature William Powell and
Myrna Loy .in "Evelyn Prentice"
plus Dick Powell, Joan Blondell,
Victor Moore and Glenda Farrel in
"Gold Diggers of 1937" on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, May 7, 8
and 9.
An equally interesting double
feature will be shown on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
day, May 10 through 13 when
George Arliss will be starred in
"A Man of AtTairs" and Marlene
Dietrich, and Charles Boyer will
be shown in "The Garden of
Allah."
"Gold Diggers of 1937" intro-
duces 200 girls in amazing pre-
cision drills and dances, reveals
graduates In their professions
practising their trade of gold-
digging, a new and sprightly
eccentric dancer, and many smash-
ing song hits as well as a heavy
romantic tale which actually ended
in the real marriage of Dick Powell
and Joan Blondell.

ARTEF PLAYERS RETURN HERE MAY 12
TO PRESENT "RECRUITS" AT WILSON

The successful presentation of sourcefulness of Reb Aaron, the
Sholem Aleichem's "200,000" by Wise.
The first public appearance of
the Artef Players last Sunday re-
Reb Aaron, a shrewd, enlight-
the Dirk Woodwind Quintet, De-
sulted in a demand for a return ened Jew, expounds the magnani-
troit's newest musical unit, will
FREE PARKING • • • CURB. SERVICE
engagement of this most interest- mity of the Czar's Ukase: "There
take place Thursday night, May
ing group of artists. They will will no longer be discrimination
Fri. - sal. • Sun. May 7-a-11
Mon • Toes • Wed. • Thank
13, at the Detroit Institute of
therefore
return
to
the
Wil-
May 10 - II - It - 13
against Jews. Jews will now follow
WILILIAM POWLELL
Arts. The entire program will be
son Theater on Wednesday eve- the noble calling of a soldier, who
311 RNA t4)
GEORGE ARLISS
made up of first performances in
ning, May 12, to present another protects the realm. Therefore, the
In
the city.
In
important play, "Recruits." A choice of recruits must be a care-
Proceeds from the concert will
synopsis of this play follows:
ful and precise one!" However, de-
velyn
Prentice'
be turned over to the maintenance
A Man of Affairs
In the year 1827 Czar Nicholas spite Reis Aaron's convincing dis-
I'LL'S
fund of the Detroit Symphony
PLO'S
lark Nardi — Joan Dlondell
Orchestra. The annual drive in
MARLENE DIETRICH
11 11or Moore — Glenda Farrell
CILAHLES DOIER
the interest of the orchestra will
In
In
begin Monday, May 17.
"Gold Diggers
The quintet includes some of
"The
Garden
the best-known professional mu-
of 1837"
of Allah"
sicians in Detroit. The players are
Lore Wardrop, oboe player and
founder; Joseph Miller, flute;
AIR CONDITIONED • • MIRROPHONIC SOUND
George Dayton, clarinet; Andrew
OPE 11 A.M.'Mil• 1130 A.M.
Luck, bassoon, and Francis Ilell-
stein, French horn. Russell Wood,
pianist, will assist at the concert.
The concert will be sponsored
by the Detroit Conservatory of
Music. Tickets are on sale at the
conservatory, Grinnell Bros. and
Embroidery Manufacturers Elimi-
the Doubleday Doran Book Shop
nate German-Made Ma-
in the Fisher Bldg.
OPENS FOR THE SEASON
BUDDY LESTER is emcee an d
chine Parts
funny man at Cafe Saks.
UNION CITY, N. J. (WNS)—
Blanche Yurka and H. G.
Immediate discontinuance of Ger-
man-made lammertz needles and
Wells on Next Town Hall
Revelry
by
Night
the
use of domestic needles instead
Series at Cass Theater
With Paul Sabin and His Orchestra
was pledged by 40 embroidery
SCENE FROM "RECRUITS"
POWATAN
Resently at the Roney Plata and Palm Island Club
manufacturers
meeting here at a
The Detroit Town Hall in the
The Coronation spirit has in- conference called by the Jewish
Featuring THE THREE CHESTEF'S
Cass Theater will open the ninth vaded this night club with the re- war veterans. The embroidery in- I issued an Ukase pressing Jews course, it occurs to the Elders that
season of 20 Friday morning lec- sult that the Coronation revue cur- dustry, which is concentrated in into military service. Recruits were this punishment was meted out to
Reservations suggested—Roseville 515.518
t ures on Oct. 15, when Blanche rent attraction is headed by the
torn from homes and sent to re- them because one Rachel, has com-
WM. KURTH, Mgr.
Hudson County, found itself in
ED. FRITZ, Prop.
Yurka, one of America's most Regal Six, dancers from across the predicament because most of its a mote parte for 25 years. Such a mitted the sin of adultery. Again
distinguished actresses, will give pond and Kinley and Grant, comedy machinery was German-made and decree is visited upon the town of they rush to Reb Motele for help.
Nibivale.
s cenes from great plays entitled dancers, direct from London, Joan
To purge the town of its sin Reb
therefore German-made parts had
The entire community—proprie- Motels condemns Rachel, and the
"Comedy Through the Ages." Brandon, has everybody guessing. to be used. But the boycott has re-
Mrs. Nellie Peck Saunders an- Bob King, ventriloquist and his sulted in the development of Amer- tors and workers—is smitten with rumor spreads that the dreadful
nounces that Detroit will be one "Mickey Finn" the chap with the ican-made parts, and the industry consternation. The first impulse is Ukase has now been withdrawn.
of the six cities in the United X-Ray mind continue to produce is now mobilizing to eliminate the to run to Rabbi Motele, a charlatan Nachman and his comrades expose
Madison at Brush
States to hear H. G. Wells who merriment and Ruth Denning sings German-made parts. A committee catering to the wishes of the Corn- this as a mere maneuver of the
Telephone Cherry 2110
this fall is making his first Ameri- popular numbers. Will Henderson's has been named to urge importers munity Elders; he goes into a Elders so that mothers will no
THEATER
trance
and
rejects
the
Ukase.
longer hide their children. The
can tour. Mr. Wells, England's Glee Club band not only features and dealers in embroidery machin-
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
foremost novelist and philosopher numbers with the three shows ery and parts to purchase or in- When, however, soldiers come to intervention of the workers, who
have the Ukase ratified, the town q uestion the community's right of
and one of the world's best known nightly but plays for dancing.
stall the necessary machinery so is again apprehensive.
judgment,
saves
Rachel.
The
Elders
and outsanding men, has as his
that parts could be made locally,
To make matters worse, a group realize it would be well to be rid
WEBSTER HALL
subject "The Brain Organization
and thus obviate the need for using
Console and Melba, gay young German importations. One Jewish of workers, led by the tailor Nach- of Nachman. They therefore sanc-
of the Modern World."
Other eminent speakers on the experts in modern ballroom dances, manufacturer of embroidery who man, protest the unjust levying of tion Reb Aaron's plan of enticing
YIELDING TO POPULAR DEMAND
program are: Dr. Victor G. Hei- are staying a second week at Web- recently bought a new German taxes which exempts such rich men Nachman to his home under the
Edwin Relkin and Sigmund Weintraub
ser, author of "An American Doc- ster Hall Grill. Their present im- machine has agreed to return the as the lessee Reb Pinchus and Reb pretext of meeting Frumele, whom
Aaron.
The
workers
want
to
re-
he
%VIII Present the
loves. There, believing that he
tor's Odessy"; Count Herman pressions of Astaire-Rogers inno- machine, valued at $7,000.
sign from a community which is signing a marriage contract, he
Keyserling, teacher, author and vations and their original versions
one of the world's greatest phi- of rhumba, tango and waltz steps. Mandates Commission Puts Off seeks only to exploit them. They signs up as a volunteer in the
will form one of their own: levy army, instead. Only when the sol-
losophers; William B. Seabrook, Bob Chester's orchestra accom-
In Their Greatest Triumph Play
Palestine Debate Until July
their own taxes and furnish their
explorer, writer; The Rt. Honor- panies them at dinner and supper GENEVA (WNS)—The already own recruits. The indignant elders diers arrive to take him away does
able Lord Marley, British States- shows, also tuning up with popular unprecedented time allowed to have but one hope now: the re- Nachman realize that he has been
tricked and denounces them all.
man and Peer; John Mason Brown, dance rhythms through the eve- lapse by the Mandates Commis-
dramatic critic of the New York rting. Slim Branch, singing come- sion of the League of Nations in
dian,
and
the
vocal
solos
of
Made-
Evening Post; Msgr. Fulton J.
investigating the causes of the The Inn Opens at
A Brilliant Social Satire by L. Resnick
Sheen, James M. Hepbron, Dr. Ion Baker and Lynn Cole are fea- 1936 Palestine disturbances was
3 Acts-9 Scenes
Louis K. Anspacher, Dr. Frank tured by Chester.
Charlevoix July 1
further extended when the League
Bohn, Isaac Marcosson, Clifton
PLAYED FOR 3 SEASONS ON BROADWAY
announced that it had granted
TEN-FORTY
Fadiman, Dr. A. L. Sachar, Fred-
W. E. Flynn, managing director
Entering her third demand week England's request to postpone the
Comments of Leading Critics,
erick L. Snyder, Mai-Mai Sze,
Mandates Commission's special of The Inn at, Charlevois, Mich.,
"One of the soundest artistic enterprises in the country."
daughter of his Excellency the at Club Ten-Forty, Nan Black- session on Palestine until the end announces the hummer opening on
stone
is
taking
new
tunes
and
old
C hi n e s e Ambassador to the favorites out of her song-bag night- of July. Originally scheduled for Thursday, July 1, with extensive
—DETROIT NEWS.
"With sets, costumes, lighting and grouping suggesting
United States; Judge Camille Kel- ly to meet the requests of clamor- the middle of May, the session plans for the holiday week-end as
something out of Rembrandt, the necessity of understanding
ley, Sydney R. Montague, Prince ing customers. Rudy Bale, Irish was advanced in accord with a well as for the entire summer sea-
Yiddish as good as disappears."
Hubertus Loewenstein and Prin- comedian and tenor, introduces letter from the British Govern- son.
cess Helga Marie Loewenstein, Maybelle Van's Adorables in a wild ment explaining that the report
—WORLD TELEGRAM, N. Y.
Abner C. Rosenzweig of Detroit
"The performance moves with a grace and fluency seldom
Jacques Cartier.
has
been
retained
as
master
of
Pirate revel. Billy Lankin'a piano of the Royal Commission would
encountered
behind
local
footlights."
pranks fill halls between dance not be ready before the middle ceremonies and has inaugurated
—NEW YORK POST.
supplied by Coyle McKay's of May and consequently the gov- the slogan "Truly a Gay Spot,"
Downtown Theaters music
TICKETS: 31.1. 35c
extrst E.... 50e to $1.50 , tax nitre.
orchestra.
ernment would not be in a posi- with dansants daily, activities and
ON SALE AI—Liftman. Confectionery, 1510 at Seward, Tr. 31130111
attractions
every
afternoon
and
tion to make any decisions until
Meta'. Foreign Hrehunge, 91211 )Oakland Longfellow Wet Alm at Wilma
evening.
MICHIGAN—Fred Astaire and
Theater tu.* Omer—A.Littronn and `lorry Weinberg, too mnnagers.
the end of July.
SAKS CAFE
Direct from a Three-leer mn on nroadwar
The management has installed
Ginger Rogers in their newest
Booking permitting it looks like
musical "Shall We Dance," with Myron and Evelyn, the dancing MATRIMONIAL NEWS
new tennis, indoor baseball and
six numbers of melodies by George dades, will repeat their out-of-town
Wedding bells are ringing quite volley ball courts and has enlarged
and Ira Gershwin, is now at the triumphs at Saks Cafe. So well often in the motion picture colony the "kiddies" playground. Also,
Michigan Theater. The stage show received were their unusual adagio in Hollywood these days. By the the new "games" room with various
presents the "Frolics De-Lovely" offerings they are well worth hold- time this column gets into print, types of entertainment, including
with a cast of 40, including "the ing over.
Edythe L. Wurtzel, daughter of ping pong, pool, and billiards tables
Sixteen Feminine De-Lovely Danc-
Buddy Lester who needs no in- Harry Wurtzel and niece of Sol will add further to the enjoyment
JEWISH
ers," Anita Jacobi, Bert Nagle and troduction adds his quips and Wurtzel, noted film producer, and of the guests and their friends
RADIO
his Girls, Johnny Burke and Jack cracks between the acrobatic danc- Lester Zifren will be saying " do" of the summer colony.
Starnes & Co.
HOUR
ing of Keller and Burns and Bette In answer to the rabbi's questions
. For the past eight years Zif-
Thompson's blues ballading. Flor-
RODIN CLUB
MADISON—"Call It A Day" ence Strong sings to Eddie Brat- ren has been bureau manager for
On Station WJBK
An interesting meeting was
with Ian Hunter, Olivia DelIavil- ton's dance music.
the United Press in Madrid, held at the home of Mrs. M.
Will Henceforth Be Broadcast
land, Roland Young, Anita Louise
Spain ... He is on a leave of ab- Koffman of 3375 Fullerton Ave.,
sence from his news service while on April 27. A lunch was served
and Alice Brady is now at the
PLANTATION
Madison Theater.
Joe Johnson's timely show, collaborating on a war picture at at 12:30. Rose Miller conducted
"Coronation In Swing,' is in its the Hollywood studio.
the meeting during the absence
PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF TIME CHANGE AND TUNE IN
A romance that began last sum- of the chairman, Mrs. J. liar-
UNITED ARTISTS — Mark third and last week in Club Planta-
Twain's unforgettable story "The tion. Desoree Alexander's singing mer in Honolulu will be culminated vith.
Cards were played and
RUTH DENNING, who
soon
by
the
marriage
of
Ernest
and
dancing
shares
top
attention
Prince and the Pauper," with Errol
prizes awarded.
Mrs. Morris sang with Rudy Vallee's
Flynn, Claude Rains, Henry with the heat-treated tapping of Laemmle, nephew of Carl Laemmle, Koffman, Mrs. Nathan Fishman
band, is singing popular
pioneer film producer, and Odetta and Mrs. Milton Miller, who re-
Stephenson, Barton MacLane and Dink, Blink and Dink.
Bray, a native Ilawaiian dancer. cently returned from Florida after
the Mauch Twins, and a maginifi-
numbers at the Powatan.
Ben
Pivar,
associate
producer
cently staged Cornation scene (co- Contributions to the Jewish
a long visit, attended the meet-
for Grand National Films, sur- ing.
inciding with the present English
Children's Home
prised his friends with the an-
cornation) is now at the United
The next meeting will be held
nouncement of his recent marriage
Artists Theater.
The Jewish Children's Home to Judith Schonzeit, a costume de- at the home of Mrs. Rena Rodin, 1DSR Profits from
wishes to acknowledge with thanks signer of New York City. Honey- 3018 Calvert Ave., on Wednesday,
Use of Ford Buses
FOX—The exciting sweethearts the receipt of donations from the
evening, May 12.
moon lane are being deferred
FINAL IFEEK—HURRY!
of "Love Is News" make new en- following:
a
picture
until
after
completion
of
PITCHING HER FAMOUS LYRICS!
tertainment headlines in "Cafe
Use of Ford equipment which
Mrs. 13. Schwartzman, 3209 W. on which Pivar is working.
You
can look for an announce-
?al
doable
plot as fallauts warmly mainly
Metropole," the gay continental ro- Grand.
ment any day that Dr. Mordecai is now rolling up over a million
mance which re-unites Tyrone
Mrs. S. Sainger, 3342 Chicago
NUIT IAIE, M. C. COYLE Marin MUSIC
M. Kaplan has been appointed and a half miles a month in the
If
history
really
repeats
itself
Power and Loretta Young on the Blvd.
service of the Detroit Street Rail-
MAYBELLE VAN ADORABLE{
then English Jewry had better professor of the philosophy of edu-
screen of the Fox Theater this
Mrs, Dave Diamond, 2424 Glynn start worrying .. . Mosley's can- cation at the Hebrew University I way has enabled the company to
week. On the stage the Fox offers Court.
increase patronage, reduce the cost
.
.
The
professor
is
leaving
for
in the London County
I of handlin g
another parade of stars from every
Mrs. M. Rosenberg, 2481 High- didates
Council elections polled 18 per cent a two-year stay in Palestine .. . profit accordingly, latest figures on
branch of the theatrical world. and.
of the total vote, exactly the same In his absence his assistant and the subject reveal.
Heading the galaxy of entertain-
Mrs. M, Feldstein, 2497 High- as that received by the German son-in-law, a Menorah alumnus,
ers, in person, is tiny Sybil Jason, and.
Records show that the cost of
in the Reichstag elections of will head the Society for the Ad-
Hollywood's newest child star, seen
Mrs. M. Seligman, 3253 Webb. Nazis
handling passengers with Ford
vancement of Judaism.
on the screen in such hits as "The
Raymond B, Sallan, 1281 Wood- 1930.
equipment is 5 and 72/100 cents
Singing Kid" and others.
ward, in memory of Maurice Cap-
per passenger while the cost per
an.
passenger with other equipment is
CAMP NAHELU'S RECORD
Mrs, Leo Pollack, 3029 Buena
7 and 55/100 cents.
DOWNTOWN THEATER—
Vista,
in
honor
of
the
5th birth-
A part of the reduction in cost
"Murder in the Red Barn," a novel
of handling passengers results
combination screen melodrama and day of her Ion, Dwight Lee.
S. Friedleng, 2969 Sturtevant.
from the greater safety with which
stage presentation of the "Gay
Ladies Auxiliary of Julius
Ford units are operated. The rec-
90 s' with • master of ceremonies
ords show that accidents are 4.;
who tells his audiences when to Rosenwald Post of American
Legion.
percent less and claims 18.8 per-
hiss the villain, and applaud the
Mrs. J. Schulman, 4223 Cle-
cent less per hundred thousand
hero, is one of the main feature
ments.
dollars
of revenue with Ford buses
attractions at the Downtown The-
I. Heller, Holyoke, Ram.
than with other equipment.
ater. This is the same attraction,
That
the company is making
sponsored by Master of Ceremonies
money is indicated by the fact that
Harry Hines (who will direct the Hear Nazis Seek to Colonize in
it
now
has
over a million dollars
Lower California
audience activities from the stage)
in cash in the bank, a cash posi-
which played for six months at the
MEXICO CITY (WNS) — The
tion unique among transportation
World Cinema on Broadway.
German consul-general in Mexico
companies.
Is negotiating with the Mexican
.MOTHER'S DAY!
CINEMA—"Ecstasy" now show- government for the colonization
Give her a treat by
ing at the Cinema Theater, East of several thousand Germans in
Employment at Buick Plant
bringing her here
Lower
California,
a
Mexican
prov-
Columbia near Woodward, after
in Flint Increased to
for dinner.
eight weeks' record-breaking at- ince, it was reported here in con-
17,500
CHILDREN
AT
PLAY
AT
CAMP
NAHELU
tendance, will be held over for the nection with • statement by the
ninth and positively final week to bureau of statistics of the inter-
The record of Camp Nahelu will increase the staff to close to
FLINT, Mich.—Employment at
conclude its Detroit engagement. ior ministry that no foreign col- speaks
for itself and will please 60 members.
the Buick division of General
onization would be permitted until
the
discriminating
parents
with-
During
the
past
seven
years
Motors
has been increased to a
ADAMS—"Off to the Races" is the problem of resettling Mexican out reservation or qualification.
Camp Nahelu attained a high cul- peak of 17,600 In preparation for
1220 GRISWOLD ST.
another of the popular Jones fam- peasants has been solved.
Seven years ago Camp Nahelu tural standard, and received the a period of production expected to
Between Stags sad Grand River
1 cafe Sieve Highly
ily series. With Slim Summerville
was organized by Mr. and Mrs. highest rating of health and sani- set an all-time high, it was an-
THE
SPECIAL
A CORRECTION
added to the family circle as a
Ehiel Lesowoder, Dr. and Mrs. tation from the Board of Health. nounced by Harlow II. Curtire,
MOTHER'S DAY 75P
weary-eyed brother-in-law whose
In last week's issue of The Louis Lipschutz, owners and direc- New improvements to provide more president and general manager.
DINNER
trotter, Jerry B. spreads the rac- Chronicle the firm of Fred Gins- tors, as • small camp for 30 chil- comforts and • larger variety of
Notwithstanding labor unrest
• -test
loot Remember
Stz Ripal Naomi
ing fever through the Jones house- burg & Co. announced a new at- dren with a small staff of eight activities are constantly being prevalent in many sections of the
• • •
hold. Jed Prouty, Spring Byington, tractive automobile policy. Inad- counselors. During these seven added.
country, Mr. Cartice cited evi-
* Kinley & Grant
Shirley Deane and Russell Gleason vertently, the advertisement stated years Camp Nahclu developed into
Periods of constructive and re- dences of heavy demand for all
Direct from London
have their usual duties to per- the policy was available at a 3 one of the largest, most exclusive
commodities that he said will carry
per cent reduction in rates, The private camps of the Mid-West, lasing activities, such as shop automobile sales to unprecedented Nazis Burn Swastika in Front of
form.
arts and crafts, dramatics,
* BOB K ING
actual reduction should have read consisting of three separate camp work,
Edward's Villa
proportions.
puppetry,
clubs,
nature
lore
fish-
VENTEILDQL'IuT
°Meer, of the R. 0. T. C. at 30 per cent. The Chronicle exceed- units: boys' division, ages seven ing and story telling alternate
Promo - Abeker
Predicting that production and
VIENNA.—(WNS) — A huge TA. Dooms
City College and New York Uni- ingly regrets this error and calls to 15, girls' division, ages seven with
INIA ea X.Ita• Mad
sales i f Buick motor cars will es- wooden swastika was
the
more
active
sports,
such
burned by
versity have been invited to join the attention of its readers to the to 15, and Little Nahelu, pre- as baseball, volley ball, tennis, tablish all-time high records dur-
Austrian Nazis outside the St.
the Rev. Gerald K. Smith's Fascist corrected ad which appears on page school division, for ages four to
ing the next 60 days, the executive Wolfgang Villa occupied by for- *RUTH. UNNING
track,
boxing,
fencing
and
arch-
two of this week's issue.
"Committee for One Million."
six.
ery and all water sports, swim- said he believed the present high mer King Edward VIII of England
The directors are assisted by ming, diving, canoeing, boating rate of employment will be sus- as an expression
of resentment by
to
learn
how
to
be
Did
you
know
that
the
hammer
If you want
a group of carefully selected and and life saving instructions.
tained for some time to come.
BRANDON
Austrian Nazis against his friend- *JOAN
a dictator go to Colgate University, and sickle as the emblem of the well trained counselors, mature
cep lbw/ taashar
ship with Jews, particularly the
FFor more information write to
where Dr. Rodney L. Mott, direc- Soviet Union was first used In a people, who are generally e ngaged
The
real
name
of
those
rowdy
Baron
and Baroness Eugene de
HeeSsrsat's Ole fhb Isatl
tor of the university's school of letter written by Lenin to the late in the educational profession. This Camp Nahelu, Ortonville, Mich., comedians, the Rita brothers, 1a
social sciences, le offering a course Clara Zetkin, member of the Ger- year an additional group of com- telephone Ortonville 12 F 81. Joachim, and their older brother, Rothschild. The cross was burned
while villagers were giving the
man
Reichstag,
dictatorships.
Booklet
will
be
sent
upon
request.
in
July
1918?
petent
counselors
was
engaged
and
dictator.
and
on
George, is • cloak-and-ruiter.
royal exile a farewell party.

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ARTEF PLAYERS

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RECRUITS'

Important Notice!

HARRY WEINBERG'S

Each Sunday Morning from 10:15 to 11

Buddy Lester

Bette Thompson
Myron & Evelyn Bade
Keller &t Burns

!FOR TY

BOB CHESTER

Arab and Jewish Workers Join
in May Day Demonstrations
of Unity

HAIFA, Palestine (WNS—Pal•
cor Agency)—Friendly relations
between Arab and Jewish work-
ers were urged at a large meet-
ing held here in honor of May
Day. The Arab workers were
urged to maintain friendly rela-
tions with the Jewish workers. A
Druze sheikh from a village on
Mount Cannel dwelt on the bene-
fits that the whole country had
derived from the Jews, particu-
larly in the agricultural field. The
meeting was held Jointly by Arab
harbor, railway, post and quarry
workers and by leaders of the
Jewish Federation of Labor.

•

THE ANTI-NAZI FRONT

Contributors to the University

In Exile, which was created to

place emigre scholars who lost
their jobs in Germany for racial
or political reasons, will be inter-
ested to know that Dr. Carl
Brandt, professor of agronomics
at the U. I. E, is contributing to
Nazi papers in Germany . . •
When reproached about this, be
said he refused to discus, his edi-
torial attitude.

Charles Jaffe, crack chess mas-
ter and reporter on the Jewish
Morning Journal, has authored
"Jaffe's Chess Primer" ... There's
an introduction in it. by Samuel

Rekhevakr,

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