PAGE TWO

TI E PLTRORAWISH RONICLE

YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE MAKING

The House of Representa-
tives and the Senate will hold a
joint convention next Tuesday,
April. 14, at 4 p. m., in the
House of Representatives hall,
Lansing, for the purpose of con-
ferring honors on three distin-
guished Michigan scientists, Dr.
Reuben L. Kahn, Dr. Moses
(lomberg and Dr. Frank Navy.
Governor Brucker issued the
following statement in connec-
tion with the action of the
Legislature:
"These three scientists are
Michigan men and have achieved
world-wide recognition and dis-
tinction in their respective fields
of work. It is altogether fitting
and proper that the two
blanches of the Legislature
should assemble in joint con-
vention to give recognition to
these outstanding scientists, to
hear a brief story of their work
and to confer upon them suit-
able recognition for their dis-
tinguished service to human-
ity."

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The work of this class will be on exhibition during the open house
of
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Littman's Peoples Theater

Thursday, April 16, 1931

MAURICE SCHWARTZ

"UNCLE MOSES"

n.

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'HONOR DR. MAGNES
AT LUNCHEON HERE
ON THURSDAY NOON; -„ow
iv Nat tit e cares

Dr. Judah L. Maples, chancellor
of the Hebrew University in Je-
rusalem, l'alestine, will be the
guest of honor at a luncheon to be

of Passover are over

Have Dinner
At Boesky's

Treat yourself to some food delights you have been
missing this past week. Here at Boesky's everythin g is
offered in right style amid pleasant surroundings and low
prices.

Boesky's Delicatessen

MAURICE SCHWARTZ
HERE ON APRIL 16

will be a welcome change after the heavy meals
eaten during Passover. Serve Boesky's this
week-end.

Boesky Bros.

HALEVY-HAZOMIR
Noted Actor Comes for On ly
VICTORY BANQUET One Performance; Shoen
gold Plays Week-End.
The lialevy-Hazomir Choral So-

DR. JUDAH L MAGNES
Lou Marcus, popular In social
circles here is chairman of the
held April 16, 12:30 o'clock, at the
spring frolic sponsored by the ciety celebrated the success of
Abraham Littman, manager of Phoenix Club.
their sixth annual concert with a Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
Henry Wineman and Fred M.
banquet for members Monday ter, Twelfth and Seward, an- Butzel, in inviting a selected
April 6, at the F'arband Fol
flounced on Friday that Maurice group of Detroit Jews to join
School, 8679 Twelfth street.
Schwartz, the outstanding artist of with them in meeting Dr. Magnes,
Schwartz,
The chorus is beginning rehear- the Yiddish stage, and his cow- declared, "We plan to tender Mr.
sals for the next appearance, pany of the new Yiddish Art Thea- Magnes a cordial greeting in ac-
which will take place May
1. Meet:
Hutchins
In- ter in New York, will be featured cordance with the usual spirit of
ings will be held at
in one performance only, Thurs- hospitality manifested in the case
termediate School, Gladstone and day evening, April 16,
of visiting personalities of his dis-
Woodrow Wilson, Monday eve-
Mr. Schwartz and his cast will tinction and repute.
nings, at 8:30 o'clock,
appear in "Uncle Moses," a play
"Dr. Magnes is one of the most
in which he and his cast have made distinguished leaders in American
a great hit in New York.
Israel today, and has made many
In view of the fact that Mr. sacrifices to make the Hebrew
Schwartz is to appear at only one University one of the principal in-
performance, Mr. Littman urges struments for the development of
that reservations be made at once , harmonious relationship between
as a
record eed.
audience is xp cte
the Jews in l'alestine and the rest
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.) — For
This week-end will mar k the of the Oriental world."
carrying out a 'mission of Jewish close of the regular theatrical sea-
clericalism," Jonah Radunski, a son at Littman's Yiddish play-
mohel (performer of circumcis- house. Joseph Shoengold and the
ion) was sentenced to three years regular cast will appear on Fri-
in prison in Minsk after he had day evening, Saturday and Su n-
been found guilty of having al- day matinees and evenings in "T he
Nliss Ethel Standler, young pian-
legedly caused the death of a child i White Slave," by Isidore Zolot a-
ist, student of Dr. Mark Guns-
of Simi= Certok, a Jewish build- revsky. It is an exciting dram
LOU MARCUS
ing worker. The child died sonic and one of the most interesting a r " burg, will give her first recital
Monday, April 13, at 8:30 p, m., in
time after the operation of cir- ranged this season.
Young People's Auxiliary of Con-
cumcision upon it was performed. I
the auditorium of Maccabee build-
gregation 13'nai Moshe, to be held
Frankly admitting that it was
in the main ball room of the con-
FOURTH DINNER - DANCE
not Radunski but the Jewish re-
gregation, Dexter and Lawrence
OF THE AESCULAPIANS
ligion that was on trial, M. Rosen-
avenues, Sunday, April 26. Sey-
haus, the prosecutor, in the course
mour Simons Orchestra has been
of his indictment said that the
The Aesculapians, fraternity of
engaged for this event.
"Jewish religion.is no less danger- Jewish druggists, will hold the
ous than other religions. It is no fourth annual dinner-dance at the
Statement of the Ownership, Man. accident that the Pope united with Detroit-Leland Hotel on Tuesday
■ gement, Circulation, etc., re- rabbis in the struggle against the evening, April 14.
quired by the Act of Congress Soviets. It is no accident that
George Jackson, treasurer of
j of Aug. 21, 1912, of The De- American rabbis with the rabbis the society and chairman of this
troit Jewish Chronicle, published of other bourgeois countries are event, and Samuel Stahl, past
once each week ■
at Detroit, leading the anti-Soviet campaign." president and active member of
In the course of the trial which
Mich., for April, 1931.
was converted into a general at-
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
tack
upon all Jewish religious laws I
COUNTY OF WAYNE-
Before me, a Notary Public in and customs, the prosecutor
and for the state and county afore- charged Radunaki with counter-
' said, personally appeared J. H. revolutionary conduct because he I
Schakne, who, having been duly had said he was a declassed Jew. I
sworn according to law deposes Rosenbaum accused the defendant
and says that he is the Business of speaking in a manner calculated
I Manager of The Detroit Jewish to imply that a great wrong had
Chronicle and that the following been done him by the government.
Indulging in a long dissertation
is, to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statement of the nn the subject of circumcision,
MISS ETHEL STANDLER
Rosenhxus
sought to demonstrate
ownership, management (and, if a
daily paper, the circulation), etc., that it was an ancient Egyptian
I ing. Her program includes the
custom
which
the
Jews
had
taken
of the aforesaid publication for
, important and serious variations
the date shown in the above cap- over. Ile alleged that the Talmud
by Liszt; Basso Continuo theme
I lion, required by the Act of Aug. tried to idealize circumcision as
by Bach, the Kreisleriana by,
I 24, 1912, embodied in Section 43, something peculiar to the Jewish
Schuman, which was not played
Postal Laws and Regulations, people while 'actually circumcis-
for about 10 years in Detroit, and'
printed on the reverse of this ion was a purely primitive and
some
compositions by Chopin,'
form, to-wit:
barbaric custom."
Tausig, Scriabine and Rubinstein.'
1. That the names and ad-
Radunski was given two weeks
The recital is free to the public.
dresses, of the publisher, editor, to appeal to the highest court in
Patrons of this concert are Fred
managing editor and business White Russia.
M. Butzel, Mrs. Milford Stern,
manager are: Publisher, Joseph J.
Mrs. Albert liarwith and Mrs. An-
Cummins 2073 Hazelwood, De-
thony Maiullo.
, troit; editor, Joseph J. Cummins,
"Blossom Time" at Cass.
BEN GOLDBERG
2073 Hazelwood, Detroit; manag-

, ing editor, Philip Slomovitz, 3321
Monterey, Detroit; business man-
ager, J. II. Schakne 2073 Hazel-
wood avenue, Detroit, Mich,
Bumping
2. That the owners are: (Give
names and addresses of individual
Complete Auto.
L
motive Garage
owners, or, if a corporation, give
SerTir•
Station
in
Seryle e at All
its name and the names and ad-
Detroit
Hours
dresses of stockholders owning or
'holding 1 per cent or more of the
total amount of stock.) The De-
' troit Jewish Chronicle, 525 Wood-
' ward avenue; Joseph II. Cummins,
12073 Hazelwood avenue, Detroit,
ROCHESTER at DEXTER
Garfield 9894
Mich.; J. H. Schakne 2073 Hazel-
wood avenue, Detroit, Mich.; F.
Margolis, 5537 Bartlett street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
3. That the known bond hold-
ers, mortgagees, and other secur-
ity holders owning or holding 1 per
cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securi-
ties are (if there are none, so
TWELFTH AT SEWARD
state): None.
Boo Office 3488 — Manager's Office Empire 3472
4. That the two paragraphs
next above, giving the names of
the owners, if any, contain not
ONE NIGHT ONLY
only the list of stockholders and
security holders as they appear
upon the books of the company but
also, in cases where the stockhold-
er or security holder appears upon
and his entire New York Art Theater Company in
the books of the company as trus-
tee or in any other fiduciary rela-
tion, the name of the person or
corporation for whom such trustee
is acting, is given; also that the
Tickets--75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
.said two paragraphs contain state-
On Sale at Boo Office Beginning Monday
ments embracing affiant's full
knowledge and belief as to the cir-
cumstances and conditions under
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which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon
the books of the company as trus-
tee, hold stock and securities in a
capacity other than that of a bona
Now Selling Economical
fide owner; and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other
Automobile Repair Work
person, association or corporation
Thl• modern. up.to .date garage innder the per-
has any interest direct or other se-
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6. That the average number of
body and fender bumping. paintino,
sere-
lee. ..thine, greasing. etc.
copies of each issue of this publi-
cation sold or distributed . through
the mails or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the six months
preceding the date shown above is.
Drop in and say Hello!
Day and Night Service
(This information is required from
41 SELDEN, off Woodward
Glendale 9738
daily publications only.)
I
J. H. SCIIAKNE,
Business manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before
United Artists Theater.
Named Consular Agent.
me this let day of April, 1931.
THOMAS J. JOYCE, JR.
"Trader Horn," product of the
AMSTERDAM.—(J. T. A.)—
My commission expires March
largest transatlantic Mm expedi- Nathan Egan has been appointed 28, 1932.
tion since "Ben Hur" was filmed consular agent of France in
in Italy, returns to Detroit for an Utrecht, Holland. Mr. Elzas is a
He who puts up at the first inn
indefinite run at the United well known Jewish merchant of
he comes across, very often passes
Artists.
I Utrecht.
a bad night.

Painting and
Welding

Legislature Honors
2 Jewish Professors

Twelfth at Hazelwood

Hastings at Farnsworth
Library Market, Library and Gratiot

Littman's Peoples Theater

TWELFTH AT SEWARD
Box Office Phone Empire 3488. Manager's Phone Empire 3472

MOHEL SENTENCED
TO THREE YEARS

FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 10, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, APRIL 11•12

MATINEE AND EVENING

F:1)WIN REEK IN and SIGMUND WEINTRAITII Present

Joseph Schoengold

Together with Ethel Dorf

and the Entire Littman Company in

MISS STANDLER IN
RECITAL ON MONDAY

"White Slaves"

A tremendous play worth while seeing.

TICKETS AT REGULAR PRICE—NO INCREASE

COL FRIEDSAM DIES

NEW YORK.—State and na-
tional leaders, Jews anti non-Jews,
joined in paying tribute to the late
Colonel :Michael Fricolsam, presi-
dent of 13. Altman A Co., philan-
thropist, art connoisseur and civic
leader, who (lied Tuesday morning.
He was in his early 70's and un-
married.
Ile had occupied a commanding
position in the mercantile field for
years, more especially since he
succeeded the late Benjamin Alt-
man as president of B. Altman &
Co. in 1913 and (obtained a con-
trolling interest in that corpora-
tion. Announcement of his death
came as a shock not only to the
business community but to all of
New York, which voiced its grief
akf.ormal tribute by Mayor
Walker,
In memory of Colonel Friedsam
flags were half-staffed on buildings
along Fifth avenue, by merchants
who knew him as president of the
Fifth Avenue Association and in
other parts of the mercantile dis-
trict.

since 1914

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BUDAPEST.—(J. T. A.)—Five . When he was arrested, Zatlokal
of the Jewish worshippers in the declared he was starving and had
Tabak street synagogue, who resolved to commit suicide but did
were among those shot Friday not want to the alone Questioned
when a mad unemployed Hungar- at police headquarters, Zatlokal
DURING 1930
ian engineer invaded the sync- raid he had "decided to take re-
Rogue during the Passover serv- venge on the Jews who are Free
A statistical report just
ices and fired half a dozen revolver Masons and responsible for Ilun-
compiled on a company
shots into the ranks of those gary's misfortunes. "I aimed to
seated in the first few pews, died shoot all the leaders of the syna-
operating without distrib-
Saturolay. Rogue."
tor, jobber or dealer ex-
The dead are Isnace Tauglich, Although the assassin was calm
pense in a non-competitive
49, a commission merchant; Ignacz enough during the questioning at
field, shows almost twice
Pinter, 17; Leo Korn and Eugene police headquarters, replying to all
Roth, the latter two students, and questions intelligently, it is be-
the earnings for 1930
an unidentified man. In addition lieved that he is insane and he will
for the year 1929.
to these two score other worship- be turned over to alienists for an
pers suffered more or less serious examination. According to local
injuries when they were either newspaper reports Zatlokal has no
Use the coupon
struck by stray bullets or were religious affiliations, although at
trampled in the hasty rush of the one time he WA S said to have been
congregation to escape the mad- a Catholic.
man's fury. With the entire city excited over
The assassin is Emil Zatlokal, the outrage and the holiday spirit
53, who got into the synagogue of the Jewish community marred
Member. Detroit Steck Exchange
through a side door and began fir- by the tragedy. Secretary of State
1466 Penobscot Bldg.
ing. Only the presence of mind Sztranyaysky has taken personal
of the congregation's spiritual charge of an investigation into the
Randolph 6391
leader, the youthful Rabbi lievesti, affairs. A diary found on Zatlo-
prevented further casualties. As kan contained discussions of re-
Name
soon as Zatlokal began firing.' ligious questions and the Jewish
Rabbi Ilevesti rushed at him and problem.
The contents of the
disarmed
while the syna- diary revealed him to be • bitter i Address
gogue's organist was furiously anti-Semite and a rabid Bible-
playing everything in his reper- hater. Pending further
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Phone
tome in an effort to prevent ation Zatoklan has been confined to
panic, which was barely halted,
'• lunatic asylum.

Home

Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS

Will Rogers, the peer of all
wits, comes to the Fox Theater
Friday in Mark Twain's "A Con-
necticut ankee. The conibina-
lion of two of the greatest hu-
morists America has ever produced
seems destined to provide a film
with exceptional entertainment.

Detroit playgoers to be regaled the committee, announce that a
Michigan Bell Authorizes
during the aircraft week with a series of interesting entertainment
Expenditure of 8526,000.
revival of the most popular and features have been prepared for
the board
regular
most tuneful of all modern must- the occasion, featuring Dave Dia- of At
the
of monthly
directors meeting
of the
cal plays, "Blossom time." seems inond in person.
Michigan Bell Telephone Comp any
supremely appropriate. This gas•
In addition to the many prizes held in Detroit Thursday,
April 9,
lure at the Cass Theater next to be awarded, each guest will re- the expenditure of
$526,0 00 wan s
week, beginning Sunday night, ceive
a box (of gifts. A regular authorized for new constru
har m onizes perf ectly we
pro. fl oor show will be s plemen
ith th
c
m
gress ive tendencies of the times: by many special acts.up A
d acording
to an announceent
by In sad and loving memory of
regute
lar
rapid transportation, clean and dinner will be served and there Burch Foraker, president.
-' our dear mother and grandmother, I
ing
estimates
approved
at
wholesome amusement and pictori- will he dancing, one of the best
previous ' Anna Shapiro, who passed away
ally blends with the budding blos- orchestras having been assembled meetings, this makes a total ape, three years ago April 19, 1928 (24
proval so for this year of $4,427,-, (lays in Nissan).
sows so conspicuously in evidence for the occasion.
ie the florist shops.
h ...
e r, how we have mised
i.
you
Reservations may now be made ' 000, divided approximately $2,- in.sr,..‘o mtcith
289,000 for Detroit and $2.133,000
In the
Years that have rolled by
through Mfr. Jackson 21 Catlin
Since you left
gad and lonely
Square, or Lew Levinson, aecre- or t to balance of the state,
For the home 11/1 in the sky.
Hollywood Theater.
Though you•re cone you're nor forgotten:
tary of the Aesculapians, Hogarth
Your place ran never more be
Michigan Theater.
Jack Holt, one of the popular 3414.
We will keep your memory sacred
stars in the screen world, will play
Sue Carol and Nick Stuart in
Officers of the society, besides
Till our heart.. in death are stilled.
the role of a wisecracking gang- Messrs. Jackson and Levinson, are: person en the stage, and Richard
ster in "The last Parade," the Ben Goldberg, president; Herbert Barthelmess' new picture. "The
Sadly missed by her loving
picture which comes to the Holly- , Gurvis, vice-president; Harry Leib- Finger Points," on the screen, are Children anti Grandchildren.
wood Theater for four days start- son, member-at-large on board of the two big highlights of the tre-
ing Sunday. directors.
mendous show being (offered at the
In loving memory of our be-,
Michigan Theater this week.
loved daughter and sister, Ethel
Cohen, who passed away one year
ago April 18 (20 days in Nissan).

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2 DEAD, MANY HURT, AS MADMAN
SPRAYS BULLETS AMONG HOLIDAY
CROWD IN BUDAPEST SYNAGOGUE

CARD OF THANKS
Anna and Manuel Bosch expres
their thanks to their friends and
relatives for their sympathies ex-
tended them on the death of thei
another, Mrs. Elm Gordon Bosch.
, -

Lonely are our heartg today.
For the one we toyed so dearly

Ilan forever Panned ...Y.

NOW you are n of forgotten, dear.
Nor will you e,er be.
AA longrig life and memory Ia.,.
We will remember thee.

Sadly missed by her Mother,
Father, Sister Jean and Brothers,
Nathan, Martin and Barney.

11.1.111111

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