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Ten years ago Dr. Edgar De- City, internationally known Jew-
Witt Jones, minister of Central ish leader and orator. Dr. Jones
Woodward Christian Church, in has been trying to secure Dr.
■ ugu•ated an annual Washington- Wise in this connection for a long
Lincoln dinner at the church. time and is elated in bringing him
Back of this annual dinner was, to Detroit on Feb. 14 as the ora-
of course, Dr. Jones' many years tor of the evening.
of study and research in Amer- This annual dinner is not only
than history and especially in the a church but a community event
field of Lincolniana. and is open to the public up to
This annual dinner has been the point of capacity.
In a statement to The Detroit
unique in many ways. The speak-
era through the years have been Jewish Chronicle, Dr. Jones said:
as follows: George A. Dondero, "I have a special interest in
long-time Lincoln student; Dr. bringing Dr. Wise to Detroit at
Lynn Harold Hough; Dr. Charles this particular season. It is a ges-
Clayton Morrison, editor of Chris- ture in the direction of goodwill
tian Century; Dr. Joseph Fort to our brethren of the Jewish
Newton, a Lincoln biographer; faith. We intend to set aside a
Dr. Louis A. Warren, Lincoln wri- block of 100 tickets for our Jew-
ter and lecturer; Dr. Frank F. ish friends, and while our capac-
Shannon of Chicago. On three ity at the tables is but 400, we
occasions Dr. Jones has himself can take probably 200 more who
been the speaker. can hear the lecturd."
This year, which marks the Tickets for the dinner and lec-
tenth anniversary of these din- ture are $1 and a charge of 50c
ners, the speaker will be Rabbi will be made for those who come
Stephen S. Wise of New York after the dinner.

FOR RENT — Large, furnished
room for one or two. Twin beds.
Good home. All conveniences.
Telephone service. Near Dexter
bus. 3378 Richton Ave., Apt.
304, Townsend 5-4077. Korin.

FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for employed lady in priv-
ate home. All conveniences.
Telephone service. Good trans-
portation. Garage. 2537 Glynn
Ct.

Simon Shetzer, president of the
Jewish Community Council of De-
troit, will be the guest speaker
at the fourth lecture of the House
League membership lecture series,
under the general theme of "The

FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for one or two in single
home of two adults. Garage.
Near bus and car line. 2298
Highland Ave. Townsend 7.5310.

FOR RENT — Six room upper,
three large bedrooms. Tile bath.
Shower. Screen porch. 2690
Pasadena, between Linwood and
Lawton.

of this city, died on Jan. 22. She
is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Abe Gordon, Mrs. George
B. Mallon and Mrs. Myron Gins-
burg of Traverse City, three sons,
Charles, Albert and Ilerman of
Cleveland, 15 grandchildren and
5 great grandchildren.

ABRAHAM SILBERBERG

of this city, 76 years old, died
on Jan. 21. Funeral services
were held on Jan. 23 with inter-
ment in Woodmere Cemetery,
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating.
Ile is survived by a eon, Milton
J., and two sisters, Rachel and
Bertha Silberberg of Oil City, Pa.

FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
airy room in apartment for
lady or gentleman. Reasonable.
Good transportation. 2930 W.
Chicago Blvd., apt. 105. Tyler
5-6557.

FOR RENT — Beautiful, large
room in home of couple without
SIMON SHETZER
children. Near Linwood car and
Lawton and. Dexter bus lines. Jew in the Changing World," to
Reasonable. Townsend 7-2983. i be delivered on Tuesday, Jan. 31,
at 8:45 p. m., in the auditorium
FOR RENT—Large, airy room to of the Jewish Community Center,
share with young lady in 3-room Woodward at Holbrook. His topic
apartment. All privileges. Ele- will be "The Jew and His Com-
vator service. 2210 W. Phila- munity," in which Mr. Shtezer
delphia, Apt. 407, corner 14th. will discuss Jewish Community
organization, its purposes and
FOR RENT — Beautifully fur- problems. He will also tell of
nished room for one or two, or the activities of the local Com-
room with twin beds to share munity Council.
with young lady. Meals op-
The community is invited to
tional. Near car and bus. Kat- attend this program. Admission
ten, 2930 Leslie Ave.
will be free to Center members
and 10 cents to non-members. The
FOR RENT -7 Large furnished
room in apartment for single two remaining lectures will bring
,
Charles Feinberg to speak on
or couple. Kitchen privileges. ,.
The Jew and His Vocations"
Shower. Good transportation.
land Isidore Sobeloff on "The Jew
9120-12th St., apt. 14, be-
and Social Action."
tween Clairmount and Atkinson.

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lee Ile..auxe no nee the lintel ma/plies
and lake real Care In their cooking-
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modeet.

The annual Mizrachi donor ban-
quet will be held on Sunday, Feb.
5, at Lachar's Grand Ball-
room, 3153 Cass Ave. The corn-
mittee in charge has completed
preparations to make this affair

Shetzer to Speak 'Sir Ronald Storrs
Will Speak Feb.
at Jewish Center
Tuesday Evening Sir Ronald Storrs, one of Eng-

WILL RENT ROOM to lady or
share apartment. Quiet sur-
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desired. 11331 Dexter Blvd.
apt. 204, near Lawrence.

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Plans Activities

THE RENOWNED VIOLINIST

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Small Named Ass't
Charles
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Attorney General Boyer 'Darrieux

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ARCHIE COHN

Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstain

Rabbi Brilliant
to Speak Friday
at the Emanuel

Noted Stars Appear at Powatan

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Robert

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IRVING H. SMALL

igen Public Trust Commission
where he will work under the di-
rection of Chairman I. A. Capizzi.
Mr. Small has long been a
friend of Governor Frank D. Fitz-
gerald and Thomas Read, present
Attorney General.
This marks the first appoint-
ment of importance to one of
Jewish decent under the present
state administration.
Mr. Small is married and has
his home with his wife and child
on Ohio Ave., this city, and is a
member of the Masonic Order,
Knights of Pythias, National Law
Fraternity Phi Sigma Lambda,
Odessa Aid Society and others.
He is active in Jewish communial
affairs.

The Friday Evening Forum,
sponsored jointly by Young Israel
of Detroit and Congregation Beth
Tefilo Emanuel, will be in the
nature of a Chamisho Osor b'She-
vat celebration on Feb. 3. Rabbi
Benjamin Brilliant of Louisville,
Ky., will speak on "How Festivals Charles Boyer and Danielle
Are Re-born," telling of the ob-
Darrieux in "Mayerling"
servance of the New Year for
and Robert Donat-Made-
trees in modern Palestine and of
line Carroll in "The 39
the development of the "Rash Ha-
Shono le-Illonos since Talmudic
Steps" at Cinema Theater
times. At 8:15 p. m., Cantor
Rubin Boyarsky will open the pro-
The Cinema Theater, Columbia
gram with a special selection of at Woodward, is presenting two
modern Hebrew melodies bearing prize features on the same gro-
on the "Jewish Arbor Day" in g r a m. "Mayerling" features
the Eretz Israel of today. The
Sisterhood committee in charge of
the social hour, following the
forum, will serve traditional
Chamisho Osor fruits.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgclernter's ser-
mon Saturday morning, which is
also Shabbos Shiro, will be en-
titled, "Song and Story," and at
4 o'clock in the afternoon he will
speak in Yiddish on "Judaism and
Love of Nature."
Emanuel Mitzvah School for
adolescent boys and girls will
study Chamisho Osor material
Sunday morning, Feb. 4. Pales-
tinian delicacies will be served at
the breakfast following the 9
o'clock "minyan," and pupils will
participate in the Jewish National
Fund Poster-project for the plant-
ing of trees in Palestine.

Officers Elected by
LAS Youth Group

IN MEMORIAM

E DETROIT ARON INC:

—1N-

Irving H. Small, prominent
young Detroit attorney, was ap-
pointed and sworn in as an As-
sistant Attorney General and as-
signed as counsel for the Mich-

"Avoid conventional Jewish oc-
cupations was the direct appeal
of Rabbi Leon Fram to American
DRIVING new car to Los An-
of Chicago, Ill., formerly of De-
geles. Can accommodate three STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL youth in an address Sunday after-
troit, 48 years old, died on Jan.
oer.) noon before the Junior Section of
passengers. Share expenses.
'CONCLUDED FROM PAGE
20. Funeral services were held
the Detroit Service Group at
Townsend 8-8672.
in Chicago on Jan. 23. Ile is
Temple Beth El. Rabbi From
the publication
of com-
survived by a daughter, Frances, FOR RENT — Lovely, large, stopping
peting sheets
on the grounds
of urged youth to root itself deeply
2903
a
son,
Philip
Dean,
both
of
De-
front
room
in
single
home
of
in a great many diversified occu-
Elmhurst
small adult family. Glynn Ct.
troit, and a sister, Mrs. A. Green-
pations and to cease its concen-
TO. 8.6839
Ilarrtewee
baum of Chicago.
Near Lawton and Dexter bus
tration upon a few professions,
•
Portanneel
lines. Townsend 5-3764.
thus creating a direct defense
TRANSOCEANICA
MEYER P. SEEGMAN
It's the French Foreign Office against anti-Semitic attacks.
Prior to the main address, the
of Chicago, Ill., died in Detroit FOR RENT — Large, airy room which gave financial support to
for young man or woman. Good
on Jan. 14. Funeral services
transportation. 2254 Hazelwood the Nazi party in the days when Junior Section was entertained by
ven
the
Germans
recognized
the
Jewish - American Youth
held in Chicago on Jan. 16
e
Rev. Cantor were
Ave. Tyler 5-7188.
Ile is survived by his wife, Anna
Hitler as just a beer-brawler, it Chorus of the Jewish Community
DAVID
and two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis FOR RENT — Room, in home of is reported by Paul Allard . . . Center, which sang four Hebrew
GOLDEN Salmon of Chicago and Mrs small family. Fullerton near Despite the noise about France and Yiddish melodies under the
being flooded with German rein- direction of Nathan Samaroff. On
Detrolt's Favorite Gladys Dorfman of Detroit.
Lawton. Unlimited phone serv-
M 0 II a 1.
ice. Reasonable. Townsend gees, the fact is that of the 3,- the same program was the first
000,000 foreigners in France only presentation of an original play,
TYLER II-0011
The newly organized Detroit
7-0246.
Wedding Ceram.
slightly over two per cent are The Last Wall," written by Vic- Youth Chapter of the Los An-
lee Performed al
FOR
SALE
—
Going
concern
sell-
refugees from Hitlerland ... Ital. for Kushner, a member of the geles Sanatorium elected officers
and by Alp
ing to wholesale grocer traded lass, Poles and White Russians dramatic group, and enacted un- at its last meeting as follows:
pointment.
In loving memory of my dear
Fine products, brands well es- ' make up 50 per cent of this . for- der the direction of Miss Regina Eugene J. Epstein, president;
husband, Joseph Weil, who passed
tablished. Splendid opportunity eign population . .. Tokyo has Schiller. The cast included Miss Murray Singer and Al Cooper,
away 15 years ago, Jan. 29, 1924.
for go-getter. III health forces Ion; been a pal of Berlin and Chalamus Tigel, Mr. Kushner, vice-presidents; Sylvia Zide, re-
missed by his wife, Sophia
me to sell. Write Box 85, De- Rome, but that doesn't prevent and Miss Ruth Moses.
cording secretary; Jeanne Snit-
Bnai David Ladies' Annual Sadly
Weil.
At a joint meeting of the pro- I man, corresponding secretary;
the Harbin Jewish Life, Manchu-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
Event on Feb. 7
kuo publication, from running an gram committee and the speakers' Blanche Heller, financial (there-
COUPLE DESIRES to make con- article on the benefits Japan's in- bureau of the Junior Section on thyy, ily Sherman, treasurer;
section with another couple who vasion of China has conferred on Sunday, Jan. 29, Aaron Droock, Morris Graff, sergeant-at-arms;
Plans are being completed for den at Townsend 6-3238, or Mrs.
is planning on motoring to New the Far East . . . Among other :chairman of the anti-defamation Selma Epstein, Lillian Rocklin,
the annual subscription luncheon Nudelman at Townsend 6-1689.
Orleans and California.
Call things Hitler has destroyed is the committee of Bnai Brith, will Harry Stolnick, Maurice Klansky,
of the Bnai David Ladies Auxil- for reservations.
Tyler
4-0347. traditional Viennese waltz . • . speak. The public is invited to Carl Zide and M. Garelick, mem-
ary which takes place this year
The speaker of the afternoon
Whereas in former years at least attend the meeting in the Jewish bees of the board of trustees.
on Tuesday;Feb. 7, at 12:30 p. m. will be Rabbi Joshua S. Specks.
in the Bnai David Social Hall, An elaborate musical program will FOR RENT — Large, comfort - half a dozen fine waltzes would Community Center at 3 o'clock.
It is the aim of this group to
able, well-ventilated room. Con- come annually from the Danube 1 A sleigh- or hay-ride, and a raise $5,000 this year. It solicits
Elmhurst and Fourteenth.
be presented.
tinuous hot water . Shower. city, this past year has brought !buffet supper, sponsored by the the assistance and cooperation of
Friends and members of the
Mrs. Needle is president of the
Kitchen privileges. Convenient none, the present atmosphere , social committee and supervised Detroit Jewish Youth. Meetings
Synagogue are invited to attend auxiliary and can be reached at
transportation Small adult fam- there being conductive to the by Louis Gordon and Arthur Doc- are being held at the Book Cadii.
and are urged to call one of the Townsend 5521.
ily. 2516 Pingree, Tyler 5-2259. cr ea tion of mar ti a l mus i c onl y.
, tor, will take place Saturday, Jan. lac Hotel every other Monday.
chairmen, Mrs- Joseph Weingar-
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, 28, at the Morton Riding Stables Social programs of entertainment
WANTED — Young man to share WE'RE TELLING YOU
on Grand River Ave.
are pided
rov
and there will be
apartment with two other con-
The increased watchfulness of
Thomas Mann's appearance at lectures, concerts, dances, etc.
genial young men. Call Milton Uncle Sam over the activities of : Masonic Temple on Mar. 11 has The newly elected officers will
Levine at Cherry 8074 between Nazi diplomatic and other repre- engaged the activities of the social be installed in the near future. A
8 A. M. and 2 P. M. week days. sentatives here has a I r e a d y committee who are aiding the fine program is being arranged
BUSINESS MAN with two boys, brought results ... Berlin recent- League for Human Rights in its for this event
16 and 19, want board and ly cabled orders to lay off for a ticket sale.
The next meeting will be held
Eighty members of the Collec- on Monday, Feb. 6.
room with American couple that while . . . But only for a while,
Uncle.
I lion Committee, headed by co-
will make good home for boys
Despite protests by ranking 1 chairmen Rosalind Schubot, and
■
with privileges such as they
Zedakah Club Birthday Din-
could have in their own home. screen players, who are fed up I Eliot Magidsohn, participated in
net. Dance Feb. 26
with
the
Nazis,
Hollywood—wor-I
the
recent
emergency
collection
Northend district preferred.
-
ried over the totalitarian efforts I drive.
Garage if possible. Ready March
capture the world film market
mark t
Zedakah Club will celebrate its
The
campaign
planning
com-
l. Write Box No. 125, Detroit to ca
—has entered into the barter sr- mittee met Jan. 24. Co-chairmen 18th birthday at the dinner-dance
Jewish Chronicle.
rangementa so beloved by the Bud Berman, Mrs. Thelma Rom on Sunday, Feb. 26, at Webster
GOOD CONTRACT in trade or axiel triangle, and is taking Ger- and Murray Waxman discussed Hall '
Mrs. Max Krasnick, To 6-3288,
cash for your equity in income man herrings, Italian marble and methods of conducting the cam-
is chairman of this affair and is
producing property. No agents. Japanese silk in exchange for its Paign.
taking
reservations.
Write Box 60, Detroit Jewish celluloid product,,
THIS AND THAT
The last meeting took place on
Chronicle.
Contributions to the Jewish Wednesday
There's a certain appropriate-
evening, at the home
Children's Home
ness in the fact that the Jewish
of Mrs. F. Berman, 1707 Bur-
.
BNAI MOSHE Y. P. S.
Palestine Pavilion is being built
henryFeinberg, who
ewis Children's Home lingame. henry
on a site facing John Jay Street
, The Jewish
of the clini-
national
chairman
The Young People's Society of in the New York World's Fair aesriowledges donations from the is
cal
psychiatry
group, and is at
he
an-
grounds
...
A
direct
descendant
following:
Mrs.
Harry
Srere,
Mrs.
present
in
charge
of
the mental
,
Congregation B'Nai 51
nosiness an open medic, to be of John Jay, who was the first N. Simons, Mrs. I. Keene, Mrs. hygiene clinic of the Jewish So-
held Sunday, Jan. 29, at 3 p. m., Chief Justice of the U. S. Su- Mormon, Mrs. A. Peritz; Mrs. cial Service Bureau, spoke on
at the Synagogue. Dancing, enter- preme Court, is William Jay Fanny Gross, in memory Nathan "Psychology and the Child."
tainment and refreshments will Schieffelin, chairman of the now Shiffman; Mrs. Fanny Cohen, in
V
follow a short business meeting.olunteer
Christian Committee to memory Nathan Shiffman; Mrs. WRESTLING ARENA GARDENS
THE WALKER TRIO AT THE POWATAN
The organization is launching • Boycott Nazi Germany . .. And L. Harris, in memory Mrs. Rose
MONDAY EVENING
his
wife
is one of the sponsors of Freedman; Harvey H. Goldman,
membership
drive.
The Walker Trio shares the I requested.
The long-awaited "bad boy
The dramatic group is casting the series of concerts that Mischa in honor of Dr. Leo Franklin's
I
The
Callahan
Sisters,
Marian
spotlight at the Powatan this
to the the Ore. "Two Goyim." The Elman is giving for the benefit anniversary; Mrs. Louis M. Dunn, championship" mat battle at last
week with Johnny Howard, jes- 1 and Jane. are newcomers
in memory of Mrs. Yattey Burn- is on. Next Monday evening in
Their tap see- group is under direction of Alas of refugees-
ter par excellence whose blarious , revue this week.
Marlene Dietrich, who doesn't stone; Mrs. Sarah Saks, Mrs. the Arcane Gardens "Bull" Cur-
Icialitiere
include
a
swift
paced
yen , Sarah Stein.
impersonations have won him in-
J
Fish,
Louis Wolansky.
was
recently
elec.
like
t
e.
Hitler
anyhow,
will
probably
esse
Stern
ry of Hartford, Conn., king bad
sins of the current dance hit,
ternational fame Johnny's re- "Jeepers Creepers." Paul Neigh-
boy for the past three years,
1 led to office of treasurer of the play the part of the .female
turn to Detroit this week recalls
Feb.
3
will
be
the
80th
anni-
snooper
in
warner
Brothers'
mete his current leading rival,
bore handles the vocals and his organization.
the popularity he enjoyed last
membership com- "Confessions of a Nazi Spy" pie- versary of the birth of Sholem "Bull" Montana from Salt Lake
is
Jules
Pollak
sewn for his innumerable imi- orchestra continues to pleasantly mittee chairman.
Aleichem, famed Yiddish author. City.
fill all musical engagements.
tations of any and all personages

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Monday Eve. Feb. 6

Masonic Auditorium a

an outstanding one on the calen-
dar of activities in the Detroit
Jewish community.
The guest speaker will be Rabbi
land's outstanding diplomats and Joseph II. Lookstein of New York
for many years one of her fore-
who is associate professor of
most colonial administrators. will
homiletics at the Yeshiva of Rabbi
speak at Detroit Town Hall in the
Isaac Elchonon of New York. Ile
Fisher Theatre, next Wednesday,
is spiritual leader of the Karnes
Feb. 1, at 11 a. m. On his first
Jeshurun Synagogue as successor
American lecture tour, he will
of the late Rabbi M. S. Margolis.
discuss "The Problem of Pales-
Ile is an outstanding leader
tine." Formerly Military, and
among the younger Orthodox Rab-
Civil Governor of Jerusalem, Gov-
bis in America.
ernor and Commander-in-Chief of
Cyprus and Northern Rhodesia,1 The cost per plate is $5 and
the proceeds from the banquet
Storrs is recognized internation-
will be used to finance some of the
ally as one of the greatest living
work of the Mizrachi, locally and
authorities on the Near East.
In the historic drama that cul- abroad. For tickets call Mr. Le-
minated in the capture of Jerusa- vine, To. 8-0558, or Mr. Temchin,
lem by Allenby and the Zionist Ty. 6-8089, or Mr. Merton, Ty.
migration to Palestine, he played 4-5228.

a leading role. Storrs came into
close contact with some of the
men who have played important
parts in Near Eastern affairs —
Sir Eldon Gorst, Lord Kitchener,
General Allenby, Sir Henry Mac-
Mahon—and most notably of all
with T. E. Lawrence, who is his
book, "Seven Pillars of Wisdom"
refers to Storrs as "the most bril-
liant Englishman in the Near
East."
Storrs began his 30-year career,
fresh from Cambridge, with five
years in the Egyptian Ministry
of Finance. His first real chance
came as Oriental Secretary to Sir
Eldon Gorat and Lord Kitchener.
He shared behind the scenes in
the establishment of the EgYP-
tion Sultanate and the beginnings
of the Arab Revolution. In 1917,
when General Allenby took Jeru-
salem, Sir Ronald became Mili-
tary Governor and was later ap-
hOinted Civil Governor. From
1932 to 1934 he was Governor
and Commander - in - Chief of
Northern Rhodesia.

C FOR A COMPLETE
DINNER

DANIELLE DARRIEUX

Charles Boyer as the unhappy
Prince Rudolph and Danielle Dar-
rieux as the tragic Baroness Vet-
sera.
"The 39 Steps," directed by Al-
fred Hitchcock, the British direc-
torial genius who packs more ex-
citement into a foot of film than
any three directors and who was
named as the best director for
1938 by the New York Critic's
Circle. Robert Donat who played
the leading role in "The Cidadel"
and which subsequently won the
prize as the best film of the year
has the lead in "The 39 Steps."
Madeleine Carroll helps make this
film thrillingly beautiful.

Downtown Theaters

UNITED ARTISTS—With Nor-
ma Shearer starting out as a vau-
deville acrobat and Mr. Gable as
a hoofer, "Idiot's Delight," which
provoked its share of controversy,
is at the United Artists,

MICHIGAN—Gary Cooper and
Merle Oberon In The Cowboy
and the Lady" come to the screen
at the Michigan Theater on Fri-
day, together with "Ambush"
starring Gladys Swarthout and
Lloyd Nolan.

FOX—In response to the big-
gest tumult of acclaim to greet a
Picture in Detroit in years the
Fox Theater is holding over for
a second grand week. "Jesse
James," the screen's opic drama
of America's most romantic out-
law, starring Tyrone Power, Hen-
ry Fonda, Nancy Kelly, Randolph
Scott and a huge cast.
On the stage the Fox offers a
sparkling variety show, jammed
with headline acts.

PALMS-STATE — In "Federal
Man Hunt," wildcat bus lines on
which passengers are stranded
and robbed, draw movie fire.

ADAMS — "Annabel Takes •
Tour" and "Pacific Liner" are
the current features at the Adams.

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People's Theatre

8210 TWELFTH ST.

TRINITY 2-0100

A GREAT
DOUBLE FEATURE

"Uncle Moses"

featuring

Maurice Schwartz

— Also —

`THE JESTER'

(Der Purim Shpieler)

featuring

MIRIAM KRASIN
HYMAN JACOBSON
SIGMUND TURKOFF

Daily-7 P.M. to 11:30 P.M.
Sat. and Sun.-2 P. M. to
11:30 P. M.
TICKETS:

Beelidays
nun./ II
30 Cents — Adel. — 31 ( enta
10 I ente — hildren — 10 Cents

Czech Crisis Described by
Louis A. Komjkthy

On Tuesday evening, Jan. 24,
Louis A. Komjathy spoke before
the L. H. Jones Post No. 190 of
the Jewish War Veterans in the
Book-Cadillac Hotel, on the sub-
ject, "Among the Czechs During
the Czech Crisis." Mr. Komjathy,
who was born in Hungary and
attended schools in Budapest as
well as in places now in Czecho-
slovakia, came to this country at
the age pf 12. He speaks several
European languages. He gave an
account of his observations and
experiences in Central Europe
while there last September and
October. He was in Czechoslo-
vakia during the time of the Mu-
nich Conference and tells a dra-
matic -story of the preparations
for war during those tense weeks.
The other countries visited by him
were Germany, Hungary, France
and England.
Mr. Komjathy is an attorney,
practicing law in Detroit with of-
fices at 2232 Buhl Bldg. He is
a graduate of the University of
Pittsburgh and of the Detroit
College of Law, where he re-
ceived the degree of Juris Doctor.
He has been in wide demand as a
speaker both in and out of the
city.
In addition to the address be-
fore the Jones Post, the same eve-
ning he also spoke before an
American Legion Post in Har-
mony Hall.

LEGAL NOTICES

Attorney. 3553

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Court for n told Count. of Wane. hi"
at the Prnbete Court lionra In the Cl!?
of Detroit,the eleventh day M .1... -
cry in the rear one thousand nine 111111 -
deed mid thirty•ane Present, Thom.
V. Murphy, Judge of Pro.. In the
of the estate of MARY LEN.
WANE, An inetrument In
writing purport'. to he the last will
and test•ment or mod dro•eased haring
been dell/•red into this Court 5 •r
Probat• it le ordered. tont the
twenty•fourth lay of February. nest. at
ten Solo. k In the forenoon at aid (curt
Room be •ppointed for oro/ing Paid in-
strument And it Is further ordered. that
• ropy of this order be published three
mower.. weeke preslo. to said elms
of heerIng. in the Line( Chronirie
newer. oor printout and elreulatIng

CINEMA—"Mayerling," starr-
ing Danielle Darrieux and Charles
Boyer, and "The 39 Steps , " di-
rected by Alfred Hitchcock, with
Robert Donat and Madeleine Car-
roll in the leading roles are being
given return showings.
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planning to make a speech in
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Praise of Hitler in the Senate?

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