APRIL 8, 1 PRIL 8, 1938
THE JEWISH TRANSCRIPT, SEATTLE
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• not to be
)scurantist
t evokes or
iiversity.
Of Seattleite, Sol Warrenoff, Sings Way
?o Metropolitan Opera Stage, Gets $1,000
used to l)lay operatic works over and
over on the phonogral)h, then out-
sing the "u'tist who made the record.
"fle'd ha(1 plenty of discourage-
re(rots. Why, just five months ago,
WOK ill New York auditioned him.
They told hin his voice wasn't ready
To Sing. )
CANTOR NATHAN SCHLOSS-
BERG, whose father and grand-
father were noted singers of syn-
agogue music, will demonstrate
that music is "in the family,"
Sunday night, April 17, when he
gives his annual concert in Bikur
Cholum Synagogue• His blonde
21-month-old daughter, Esther
Rachel; his red-headed, 4 and one-
half year old son, Label; and his
blue-eyed 3-year-old son, David,
will sing on the same program.
Pretty Fanny Horowitz, violinist,
and talented Miss Lydia Pearl,
pianist, will also be heard, Cantor
Schlossberg announced•
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Fou'd have to look f'u' to find a
)uder man than Sol Warrenoff,
ttle fro' broker, today.
Last week, over 't coasL-to-coast r't-
) hookup he heard the voice of his
st-born son, 2(i-year-ohl, 6 foot
l, curly-haired, dark, good-look-
I Leonard Warren, singing an op-
Ltic aria.
rhen he he,u'd his son 1)roclaime(I
nncr of a $1,000 prize and :t con-
ct with tim Metropolitan Opera
)mpany, the wo,'hl's greatest sing-
'ggrcgation.
HAVANA CIGARS
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steal prize of the year for young
gers, cmnl)eting with 700 of the
tion's most tahmte(I male voices.
l of this for then v# llmlle(l? ' echoe(l the Se.d.tle
,e of the meek. ym "That's a mihl word for it.
s ,'L story for a b(i(ik• ]Ie was
ze and dream undO'P, in New York, where we lived
mlight The (lrea TM my wife, my (1.ughter Vivian,
. • . (l I move(l out here three ears
s 1.o come: i aln | " Y '
• • D.
(m ttns dream):,,
. " • Sime he 16, lie's 1)een kccn
th chancehory. ;. was
', I say, I rememb ;°ut' singing--classie,d stuff, no
lion feet of the 1 z' lie hates l)opuhu' songs, lle
I body and I saidl
are like the rocks
Yet their steps ( H
like, thunder> are --ave A Bone
1 catch ill the wi
)w.. faint echoes[O Pick
rOll not you hear
(Cont. from i)age 2)
a ldt from that tillhat kind of environment nutkcs
ay tree. W.e haV%h 1
' ' ick-spitll¢
herited the earthe ll " • , ', Jews?". Now we
;utt we can tind such "honor.t-
;re of the weak, ink,, j
_v ewsin (his country 1 am d-
rrog.mce is In thor) s, ' ' '.' '
" . .,. ; sure, if sonw(hinu shouhl lmp-
y kicks up as he w n • .. ' .. o , ,
Ill I111S eOlllltl .Y, we, will fin(l s()me
r gaves a c°nll°llr Jewish eohlmnists in the ranks
t'azy Jew."
oln, i n(,n]ics•
t ldll me, Mr. It '
ith my tree eve It will I)e inleresti)g to know that
ars. TIm tree a r' Sokolsky in his 1)riw(>e life is
onl)rY Orth(idox. Isn't it very stl'allge
;lGod.,,and know ;t sue l is the f'w(, he clings to
. . thodoxy. To be sure, we ctumot
ake . speech to ! very proud of such Jewish writers.
them for my tree il
reparative l)eaee ik_-
agony of the All!$gCLlll,rK,nv
)side(l to soft soF: - uxxLll'llllllll
v( washed their 1__ '
r can see o.
Vrotest
nicides. Peace. 1'
nay make a sl)ee( lW ORI( -- Dechtring (Jmt
my tree in Pale ath°lics, Protest.!ufl;s and Jews
Iladassah: !l'hankl!s !!stLtnd toa'ethcr on common
• -}hnln(l in ..............
s wond(ful Ire (lefen(h
; , _. ' "ng hi, man rights
lO:ollhy by wht[2ll:brties," 99 Anmrican church-
ugh even at 1-1, gne(l an inter-faith manifesto
r,mches the winds s Week del)loring tile Nazi inva-
of all the oppref °n of Austria.
. surviving tile alThe manifesto w'ts released to the
swordsl But weblie by Dr. Robert A. Ashworth,
nd ask ourselveS;ucatmnal secretary of tile Nation-
ty we deserve to)V;onference of h, ws and Christians,
Jertainly, we are'he pointed out that the In'otest
mortality just teas not an act of the National Con-
te traders. *ence, which concerns itself selely
yright, 1938.) ith a l)rogram for more wholesonm
Ulnan relations in the United States,
Ut the individual expression of the
:kY "|Pr°testantS'wh° signed23it.Catholics and 23
b rank Gavin, Christian
that some of us lebrew Scholar, Dead
dle-road. This s. NEw YORK Dr. Frank S. B.
litton. ,'tvin, believed to be tim only non-
w to recmvc
e one Imrticular .' a degree from tile He-
in this country, irew Union College in Cincimmti,
d a well know
ky of New York, -" I authority on lie-
, iol'ew and S '
tstanding react ee" " at th( tomtits,, (lied here this
eountry or for ,. age of 48•
• I4 tie studie
other country• _ • (1 at Hel)rew Union Col-
cent reaetionaryl: !913 and 1914 and was unive,'-
Y tellow III "
h Transcril)t of 59.. ' " Semitics at Cohunl)ia
a news item a':,':::urs'ty'oflle" "'"-- -- i'* m'verall) i was also the author
:y. That news ' ' ' ks on the Jews.
to write this artl.
all the Jews of bae.
Is lal Bi
from libera Ix i .. as Outlawed
way
ecause the Amer;'nn N. y. Civil Service
ink that we are ALBANy, N. Y.--Discrinfination
Of course, Sok010r reasons of race, creed or coh)r
hink that way. . appointments to competitive ci-
hi? This is an0til service positions and in tile labor
lass "
tmswered. In cities was outlawed 1)y a bill
m black shee I) al?aSSed 1)y boll .... " ¢
• i> , I nollses el 131e iNew
Immsts TI ere ie}ok led
• ' " • , .g slature ttns week. it needs
II Ill
lie is an n,fluel ° ) GOVernor Lehn,an's sign.d.,,re
28 lOf ,ne lNew ,, eCome l'tw
, a very COIlS{)fl
lie is a lecturer l,
He eo.ld have ew Kills Self In
l man, b,t he erman Courtroom
i BERLIN (W. N. S )--S(unned I)v :
• th ente ' ' •
s everything . 'nee of 18 months in ln'ison on
e IS a fanatm, fi,t, ges of alleged lire tell of trllst
movement to l,rnst Boche hwi ' " , ' •
J.$a[ll([" kill' ' ' ' ' Sit lllIVTel') SILO1)
democracy. ,.1. ed hi,aself this wcek in lhe
a nlan with SllCPpllS(Inel's ((
"; ' " t)ck (If the Berlin l)enal
dl himself to the !(nlrt in the presence of his accuser,
)f this country. ' American physician, and his wife.
o I wrote an artiL.....
T ranseril)t a be'OME OWNEDF
That article c HOME OPERATED
ta man by thea[[,
in, a German "Je
'-" / - , ' [
s "friend," and
his own l)eol)le. :i: ....
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I he Jewisn 1' Ninth and Union--EL. 0432 COLUMBARIUM
e asked tile questiO.__.. O.L. HAGGARD, President - FINCH HAGGARD, Mgr.
page 3, eel. 1)
or something.
"lie's only been a professional
singer three yc.ws. Most of that
time, he sang with tlm Radio City
Music IIall glee club--in tile worhl's
largest theatre.
"That's quite a jump--from the
chorus to a leading spot in the Met-
ropolitan Opera."
Tlm young singer's mother was
with him it the New Ym'k studio. But
his father and sister were hosts to
50 frie, nds in the lobby of the Baron-
ess Apartnmnts, where they live,
hearing him over the radio• Another
l)rother, Martin, 22, who represents
his fnther in New York, was also in
the Ne, w York studio from which
Leonard sang.
The young singer has never been
in Seattle, has never sling in a syna-
gogu% doesn't sing Yiddish songs,
his f.tther said. He'll celeln'nle his
27th birthday April 26, is umnarried,
h.ls 1)een featured a few limes ()ver
the /hltllal Netw(irl(s and h:ls ma(le
records for Chevrolet, 1)esides sing-
ing ill summer holels.
Doctor Writes
Of SpanishWar
His eyes have seen horrible
death on the battle fields of
bloody Spain, but here Dr. Leo
Eloesser, noted San Francis-
co surgeon, writes in whimsi-
cal vein of war through a doc-
toffs eyes•
BY DR. LEO ELOESSER
ON TIlE TI,]RUII, FRONT--.-1
have des(:rille(t to you how we have
hall to oper.tle by ca,ullelight, how
far fronl n(]eqllatc is (nn" e(luil)nmnL
hera in the war zone.
The self-evident question is, (if
course, "Why lie you 1)ut Ul) witll
(.his, and why don't you get what is
needed?"
And (he answer to that is: To have
what is needed takes time and money
alld llleans of transl)ortation.
Money can bc got, sooner or l.ltcr,
some way or other. Tinle can't, and
wllell weunde(l 1)egin to pour in, one
has t,o take things as they "Ire and
make the best of them and leave im-
l)rovcments until later.
And as for tr:msl)ortation: you may
unders(and why I anl chunoring so
h)ud, hmg and insistently for a Ford
carry-all and a light (Mivery truck.
l'd sooner have these two now than
a tlcet of Mack trucks in six months.
All the things in the worhl won't
hell) unless you can take them with
yoll and have them where you want
them.
The situation as regards cquilmmnt
has improvgd. In tlm tirst 1)lace,
before we left the llospital the town
council had given nm bell) with
masons and carl)enters and (;lie l)htce
was qui(e ready to make " nice little
hospital of by the time we move(1 out.
That, however, will not help the
next Olle.
Enanmhv.lrc, etc., I provided my-
self with. I tlooded Spain with
requisitions for .d)out six weeks, but
these beseeching pal)ers brought
forth no(hing but promises.
So I went into Teruel one day in a
fog th.tt protected tim road, and I
found a nice shell-struck ptmrmacy
and next to it a nice shell-struck
I)azaar with ,dl sorts of things in it:
brushes, 1)itclmrs, bowls, buckets,
pots and pans.
A real Aladdin's c'we the celhtr of
that bazaar was; so I lo'ulcd up the
little Ford.
Tomorrow and the next few days
l'm going to look around here for a
small light-generating 1)lant. I am
told they c'm be had for from 3 to
6000 l)escLas, i.e., "tbout $1200, and
l'm going to gel one.
That should solve the light l)rol)-
lenl.
And I do beg you to sen(t the
t r.usl)orl.ttion 1 asked for I)rOml)(13 •.
Scientist, 31, Wins
$1,000 For Research
NEW ]IAVEN, Conn. (W. N. S.)--
Dr. Abraham White, 30-year-ehl
Jewish scientist, who is assishmt
profcss(Ir of lllWsiologic,d cheniistry
at. Yale University this week was an-
nounced as the winner (if the $1,000
Eli Lilly & C(). award ill biological
chemistry.
The award, to be presented at the
opening session of the 95th meeting
(if the American Chemical Society at
Dallas on April 18, is given for "out-
standing research of unusual merit
to an individu.d on the threshold
of his c'treer."
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"Help Needy
Get Matzos,"
Is Local Plea
To make sure (.h.d> 70 needy Jewish
families here do not go without
matzos on Passover, Mrs. Max
Tobi.ts, chairman of 't Jewish Wel-
fare Socie(y comnlittee, today issued
a last-minute appe.d to Se.tttlc
Jewry to contrilm(c $300 needed to
supllly the 2,000-year-ohl syml)ols
,)f (he Jew's freed()n from /)ondage
IO hollies where (here is no money to
l)uy the unlenvencd })read of the
Passover.
"I nm (leligh(.ed wi(h lhc resl)onse
:already shown," Mrs. T()bias said.
"Seallle ,lowry has "t great heart--
that is shown l)y the $25 already
IIledged lly B'nai ]Vrith, 1)y a groul)
of wonmn mah jongg illayers who
('ach yeqr (.urn their "kit(y" of al)out
$50 in((i our m.t(.zos fund, 1)3' heads
of families who have d(mate(l about
$25 and others who lmve t.(i](l us they
i)itend to or(ler extra matzos for a
needy family when they order their
OVll.
"Bu( we still lmvcn't enough
money to lmy matz()s for all lhe 70
families wh,) cannot affor(l tlmm.
l(, is a holy (.hi,g to lie allle to give
Lo so worthy a Callse. )'
Mrs. Tol)ias can 1)e rcnched 'tt
1)rosl)ect 5493.
John Schiff To Sell
Dad's Art Collection
NEW Y()Rl(-lecause his in(.er-
es(s "are .dong otlw, r lines," John
M. Schiff, son (if (he l.lte millionaire
Mor(inmr M. Schifl an(l grandson
of J.tcob II. Sehiff, this week an-
nounee(l that his f.tther's famous
collec(Jon of rare l)aintings, sculp-
ture, (..tl)estries , I)ooks and furniture
will I)e sold 'd l)ulllic auction in Lon-
don in June.
The collec(i(m is now h(lused in
llm ],'ifth Avemm mansion built
by Mortime)' Schiff to accomodate
his w(irks of art. It includes many
vahlallle items of the Renaissance
1)erio(l and paintings 1)y the l,'h!mistl
masters,
Palestine Air Mail To
Canada In 9 Days
OTTAWA (W. N. S.)--Sewm days
wcre cut from the lime required for
air m.dl to reach Canada from Pal-
estine when l'alestine was included
in (he Eml)ire air mail phm, Air
mail from Palcs(ine will now reach
Cannd'. in nine days whereas it for-
merly required sixteen days.
Turkey To Open Doors
To Jewish Scholars
ISTANBUL (W. N. S.)--A consid-
erable number of eminent Austrian
,lewish scientists "rod physicians will
1)e offered l)ositions at the Univer-
sities of ls('mbul and Angora tlm
ministry of e(]llcation anllounce(t
this weel(, revealing negotiations
to ill)lain the services of some of the
schol'u's who have lost their posts in
Austria. Turkey engaged several
score Gernmn-Jewish scien(ists in
1934.
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SEATTLE AND SEPHARDIC TALMUD TORAHS
Authorized dealers and retailers of Manischewitz Matzos in Seattle, 1938
R. Abrams .............. 1717 Yesler
Angell's Grocery ............ 524 27th
Augustine & Kyer ....... 815 1st Ave.
Brenner's Bakery ........ 1803 Yesler
Chas. Bredsky .... 21st and Jefferson
1)el's Delicatessen ...... 431 151h No.
1,con(nny Bakery ........ 2001 Yesler
Egers' Bakery ......... 2115 Jackson
Harry Gottstcin ..... 1521 Olive Way
Greenfield's Grocery. 23rd & E. Cherry
H. Handlin ................. 703 23rd
Jacob's Grocery .... 1521 E. Jefferson
I. Kaminoff .............. 2601 Yesler
Mrs. M. Kutoff ............ 52(,) 191h
]fippman's Bakery ......... 119 23,'d
Jack Maimon ............ 11.)26 Yesler
Sanl Maimon (24th Ave. Grocery)
.................... 2-t0l Yeslcr
Nelson's Grocery .... 250(,) E. Cherry
Miss J. Olswang ............ 115 191h
Mrs. J. Sherman ............ 165 23rd
Table Supply Co ...... 903 19th No.
WeinrobCs (Irocery... 2518 E. Cherry
White Kosher Market 2722 E. Cherry
HOLLYWOOD DAIRY FARM
300 GOVERNMENT AND STATE-TESTED
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Will Exclusively Supply Seattle's Jewish People with
PASSOVER DAIRY PRODUCTS
--API'ROVED BY--
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--DISTRI BU'rleA) BY---
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2100 SECOND AVE.
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Woman Doctor
Dies At 44
CHICAGO (W. N. S.)--Mrs. Ber-
tha I(aIllan Specter, noted bacter-
iologist who helped check the ame-
bic dysentery epidemic during the
Chicago expedition in 1933, died here
this week at the 'tge of 44. l)uring
the World War stm did bacteriolo-
gical research at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Sire was "t rese'trch assistant in medi-
cine at the University ef Chicago.
Dr. Golub Named To
Head Saratoga Spa
NEW YORK--I)r. J. J. Gohd),
director of the ]]OSllital for Joint
Diseases here, and long "relive in
Zionism, this week was nominated
for the Saratoga Springs Authority
by Governor Lehman.
Einstein's Daughter
Divorces Writer
TRENTON, N. J.--Margot Mar-
ianoff, d.mghter of Scientist Albert
Einstein, received her tinal divorce
decree here this week from her writer
husl)and, Dmitri Marianoff.
Maestro Bruno Walter's
Daughter Is Seized
AMSTERI)AM--Bruno Walter, ex-
iled German-Jewish conductor, was
informed this week that his 30-year-
old daughter, only member of the
fanfily still in Viemm, has I)een
arrested/) 3, Nazi agents.
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