PAGe. SIX THE JEWISH TRANSCRIPT, SEATTLE
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APRIL 8, 19! APRIL
Let Lehman FATHER SIGNS SON!
Quit To Lead ............................ ,- ......
Jews--Idea
(For Editorial, See Page 2)
NEW YORK (W. N. S.)--Gov.
llerbert lI. Lehman, U. S. Suprem
Court .lustice Brandeis aM Secre-
tary of the Treanury IIenry Mor-
genthau, Jr. shtmld resign their of_
tteen and take up tim leadership of
the Jewinh people in -L fight against
their enemies, Judge Magazine sug-
gests this week in an editorial writ-
ten by its publisher, Iiarry Newman,
an h'ishman. Mr. Newman proposes
that either t)f these three or Bernard
M. Bttruch head a militant Jewish
camp:tign against anti-Semitism, lie
also calls on such Jewish newspapers
pul)lishers as Arthur flays Sulzberg-
er of the New Ynrk Times, J. David
Stern, Paul Block and Moses Annen-
berg, to "roll your presses into the
teeth of your potty attackers."
Th;, editorial declares "Fight, Jews!
You don't need is'miss and navies
You need only "t fighting leader, to
mass t)ehind him the great intelli-
:!:31:!:!: .:i*!:::.' "":"::3..g'
Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
genes :tnd al)ility you already lies-
sees, to lnake a nl/tSs Rtta(].:. FIitne
beyond the power of m'tn to measure
waits such a leader."
Mr. Newman pr(tlicts that under
such leadership Jews can make Iti(-
let "the most ridiculous man 'dive"
in 30 (lays and in six months see him
"removed from le, adership of the
German pcol)le l)y the Germau peo-
ple themselves."
State Good-Will Board
Proposed In N. Jersey
TRENTON, N. J. -- Legislation
l)roviding for creation of an llnsal-
aried state commission of 15 promi-
nent Catholics, 1)rotest'tnts nnd
Jews for promotion of goodwill
among religious groups is scheduled
for introduction in the State Legis-
lature here by Assemblyman Samuel
Pesin, he revealed this week.
"At a time like this," the legis-
httor announced, "when the world is
upset and in turmoil l.trgely because
of bitter racial "rod religious feuds, it
would be the part of wisdom to go
out of our way to foster a spirit of
concord in the United States to tim
end that the seeds of strife and lilt-
terness might find no h)dgment in
Americ't."
IV- •
WHAT'S SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE
BERLIN (W. N. S.)--Germany is
• mgered by action of President Getu-
lie Vargas in outlawing all Nazi ac-
tivities in Br'Lzil it was stated llis
week by the l)eutsehe l)iplomatisehe
Politische Korrespnndenz, oIti(.i.d or-
gan of the Ferman Foreign ()ttiee.
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NO DOUBTING THOMAS is Peter Thomas, the proud little man on the extreme left who is one of the
founders of Herzl Synagogue and a longtime B'nai B'rith member, when it comes to boosting the B'nai
B'rith's current drive for 50 new members. First thing he did was enroll his son, Sam Thomas, a Garfield
High School footballer of other days. Wearing congratulatory smiles all around are Son Sam, pen in hand ;
Abe J. Goldman, B. B. membership chairman, seated, and assistant Lou Blackfleld, young bakery executive.
"Let other fathers enroll their sons in B'nai B'rith," urged Chairman Goldman today as his membership
roundup continues.
Senator Norris
Hafts Boycott
Of Germany
WASIIINGTON, l). C. (W. N. S.)
--The anti-N.tzi boycott gainc(l an
imI)ortant suppt)rter this week when
U. S. Senator George W. Norris,
last s.urvivor of the six menfl)ers of
the Senate wilt) voted ag'dnst the
declaration of w'lr in 1917, dechu'ed
himself in favor of a l)t)pul'lr boycott
against J'pan, Germany and italy.
In an interview published in the
United States News) Senator Norris
said he believed the Anterie'm peo-
ple would be justified in boycotting
aggressor nations. Tile Nebraska
Senator asserted that such a move-
ment could lie undertaken by the
people, not by tile government, and
"no complaint can be made."
Anti-Nazi Ban To Be
Extended To Austt ia
NEW YORK (WNS)--Preparations
for extending the anti-Nazi boycott
to goods made in Austria were being
made here this week.
First to announce plans for an anti-
Austrian boycott was the Jewish
W'rr Veterans.
In a telegram to Secretary of State
Cm'dell Hull, ailing Samuel Unter-
myer, l)resident of the Non-Secta-
rian Anti-Nazi League, who is win-
tering at Pahn Sl)rings, Calif., urged
immediate abrogation of AmericCs
trade treaty with Austria and de-
re'reded "full recognition by Nazi
Germany of Austria's so-called war
debt of $26,000,000."
The treaty with Austri,b Mr. Un-
termyer pointed out, provides for
"unconditional most-favored nation
treatment at the bands of the United
States. Unless the annexation is not
recognized by the United States,
Austria cannot be treated as free and
independent in trade and tariff mat-
ters, t)eeause Germany could theu
flood tMs country with goods by way
of Austria to the detriment of Ameri-
can manufacturers and to the end
that nhe will acquire American ex-
change to carry on her ruthless
aggression."
Aspirin Company Has
Headache Over Nazis
NEW Y()RK (W. N. S.)--Protits
of ],yer Asl)irin sohl in this country
ultimately re.tch Germany becaune
the Bayer Company here is conuect-
ed with the German dye trusl, the
Non-Sectari'tn Anti-Nazi l,e,tgue de-
(:hired this week in commenting on a
slatement l)y Ilarvey Mansn, presi-
dent of the 13ayer Company, that
his firm had no connection with Ger-
m'tny because it h't(I I)urchased the
American firm from the Alien Pro-
perty Custodian after the World
War.
Mr. Mttnss' 8tatenlent was made
in ctmnection with reports from Bud-
sliest that the lhmgari,tn Pharma-
eeutietd Company, ]lungari'tn rel)-
resentative of Bayer's Aspirin, had
dismissed 13 employes because they
are of non-Aryan origin.
P. ALLEN RICKLES, Northern Life Tower
NOTICE OF "SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
STATE OF WASHINGTON,SS.
County of King. J
Sheriff's Office
By virtue of an ORDER OF SALE is:reed
out of the Honorable Superior Court of King
County, on the 4th day of March, 1938, by
the clerk thereof in the case of HOME OWN-
EILS' LOAN CORPORATION, a corpora-
tion, Plaintiff, versus KATItERINE WIL-
SON, a widow, also known as CATHERINE
WILSON, and E. D. GERMAIN, Defend-
ants, No. 302577, and to me, as Sheriff,
directed and delivered:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I
will preceed te sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law for Sheriff's sales, to-wit: at
Ten o'Clock A. M. on the 16th day of April,
1938, before the Court House door King
County, Jefferson Street entrance, in the
State of Washington, the following described
property, situated in King County, State of
Washington, to-wit:
Lots 3 and 4 in Block 1 of Hillman City Ad-
dition to the City of Seattle, Division No. 1,
as per plat recorded in Vol. 10 of Plats, page
57, records of King County; levied on as the
property of all of the said defendants herein,
to satisfy a judgment of a foreclosure of a
mortgage amounting to Two Thousand
Eight Hundred Ninety One and 67/100
(2,891.67) Dollars, attorney's fees of $100.00,
$121.01 taxes and title seareb, the cost of suit
and interest in favor of plaintiff.
Dated this 8th day of March, 1938.
W. B. SEVERYNS, Sheriff,
By 1t. J. B, ies, Deputy.
3-1]-38 5t 4-8-38
,T. '. rotETT
Dexter ]Korton Bulldin$"
RIAL )BTAE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY
of King, ss.
]Sy virtue of an Order of Sale in-
sued out of the Honorable Superior
Court of King County, on the 16th
day of March, 1938, by the clerk
thereof in the case of HOME OWN-
R'S LOAN CORPORATION, a cor-
))oration, Plaintiff, versus MA],Y
PEARL LYNCIt, formerly PEARL
LY'N'CH GERDES, and JOHN DOE
LYNCH. her husband, whose true
Christian name is to plaintiff un-
known, Defendants, No. 304735. and
to me, as Sheriff, directed and de-
livered:
Notice is hereby given, that I will
proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, within
the hours prescribed by law for Sher-
lff'n sales, to-wit: at Ten o'(2lock A.M.
on the 30th day of April, ]9,28, before
the Court ]-louse door of King County,
Jefferson Street entrance, at Seattle,
in the State of Washington, the fol-
lowing described property, situated in
King County, State of Washington,
to-wit:
Lot 12, in Block ]4 of Pontius
lourth Addition to the City of Se-
attle, an per plat recorded in "Volume
7 of Plats, on page 8, records of King
County, situate in the City of Seattle,
County of King, State of Washington;
levied on as the property of all of the
said defendants herein, to satisfy a
Judgment of a foreclosure of a mort-
gage amounting to Two Thousand Six
I-Iundred Two and 31/100 Dollars
($2,602.31), attorney'n fees of $87.50,
$231.17 taxes and title nearch, the
cost of suit and interest in favor of
plaintiff.
Dated thin 21st day of March, 1938.
W. B. SEVERYNS, Sheriff,
By H. J. RIER, Deputy.
8-25-38--5t--4-22-38
Oddities!
Rabbi, Priest Conduct Rites
For Two Murdered Brothers
JERUSALEM (WNS)--A dramat-
ic scene was enacted in the Jeru-
salen morgue this week when
Catholic priests and the Jewish
Hevra Kadisha--burial society--
came to claim the bodies of Erwin
and Richard Traube, brothers
murdered on the outskirts of
Jerusalem.
The 23-year-old Erwin, con-
verted to Christianity a month
ago, had a crucifix placed on his
breast while the Jewish brother,
19-year-old Richard, brought to
Palestine in 1936 by the Youth
Aliyah, was wrapped in a Tailith--
a silken prayer shawl.
Two separate funeral
siGns carried the brothers to !
graves from the hospital to
they had been vainly
One cortege was bound
Catholic cemetery on Mt.
the other went to the
burial ground on the
Olives.
Erwin and Richard
devoted brothers who had
been together even to the
moments on earth, went to
permanent resting place ap
Tragedy Hits War Nurse, Bul
She Plans To Aid Maimed
By DIANA KLOTTS
Transcript Special Writer.
NEW YORK.--Sonia Merims has
no time for tears.
Today she is back from the
battlefront in Spain, the only
American nurse to be cited for
bravery by the Spanish loyalist
Government.
Born in Russia, she still has a
trace of accent though she
studied in this cuntry and grad-
uated in nursing in New York---
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Organizers, too, are the 5 men
pictured here--caught by the
camera at a recent Portland gath-
ering. Their task is to recruit
dollars for aid to persecuted
Jews overseas. Left to right:
Rabbi Adolph H. Fink of Spokane ;
Milton Markewitz, Portland; Jo-
seph Shemanski, Portland; his
brother Alfred Shemanski, Se-
attle, and Sol Esfeld, Seattle.
Goldberg
Wants To
Be "Clark"
BOSTON (W. N. S.)--If Samuel
Goldl)erg, 26-year-old radio singer
who is professionally known as Bud-
dy Clark, gets permission to make
that his legal name it will be over
tim violent objections of Harry Lin-
coln Clark, a park department en-
gineer, who chtims to be the great-
great-grandson of a mate on the
Mayflower. Goldberg asked the
Suffolk Probate Court this week for
the right to make Buddy Clark his
legal name.
But Itarry Lincoln Clark object-
ed, saying "I dr) not wish to see the
name used after all these years to
advertise a radio singer. ]f Gold-
berg's name were har(t to pronounce,
I'd have no obje(.tion, but nobody
seems to have any trouble under-
standing it."
News Facts: Crooner Clark, no
Goldberg, lifts his Mgh-pitched tenor
voice to catch the ear of millions of
lintcn;ws each Wednesday night on
Comedian ]3en Bernie's program . . .
Oddity: BerniCs real monicker is
A nschel wei tz ! . . . Other "l fig names"
on the air which are not originals:
Ja('k Bmny, who was 1)orn Kul)elnky;
Eddic (hntor, ne Izzie Iskowitz; Al
Jolnon, whose re'lI name is As't Yoel-
son.
Four Rabbis Sing
On Passover Records
NEW YORI (WNS)--Recordings
of tive Passover musical selections
made l)y four ralfl)is while they were
students at the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America were re-issued
this week on two double-faced re(.urds
by the Women's League of tile United
Synagogue.
The records comprise the only such
Passover music in nmchanica[ ren-
dition and include "Addur IIu,"
"Chad Gadyoh," "Chasal Siddur
Pesach," "Echod Mi Yodea" ,tnd
"Ki Lo Noeh."
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after which she studied to
X-ray technician in
legs.
Sonia is shy, five feet
height, of sturdy build, with I
brown hair and eyes.
It was in March of last
that she decided to go to
where she might be of
service than in a New York
tal.
"But I may never see
again," were the tearful p
words of her husband A{
Peer, Brooklyn Post Office! Her husb
ployee. t While Pas
"You may get killed in Spanischewitz
But something over there!liday table
crying louder, and she had tUsewife, w:
Shortly after her arrival le. Below
hospital in which she was vd
ing was bombed, but Sonia ¢
out all right.
Later, her ribs were broke1
shrapnel.
She didn't stop to have h,
treated, but went on h
patients most of whom wer
hurt than she.
Then came December, and
was to be a reunion.
on board the S. S. Manhatte
route to Paris where
to meet him.
rtbur never reached
He died of a heart
cember 31 on board ship.
And Sonia returned
body.
So deep is the grief of !
Merims, there are no tears.
Instead, she continues her
tures here for Spanish
mocracy.
And next month, with thfi
done, she will fling herself
more into the dizzy vortex
life and death are one--S
bombs hurtle through the
and crash the earth with mai
ality, taking one, sparing a
er--where always there are
ere who must be helped
one's own little sorrows are
sumed in the greater sufferi .........
a whole people.
Sonia Merims has no time
tears !
In 1858, ju
hed in this
i ens" Toda
Mosaic Law
• 1eeded to m
Cited In Trla00 't speeds
NEW ORLEANS (W. N. S.)
Mosaic law and a small gravcl
que with the Teu
inscribed in Hebrew were cite,
week by Ben Kramer lie]or,
Louisiana Pardon Board in
a pardon for his wife who
tented to a year in the l)enitel
for big'troy. Asked by the cc
he was seeking revenge,
s'fid he only demanded obser
of the Ten Commandments,
hc charged his Sl)OUSe with
ing. "These are what I
he said, waviug the l)laque, and
are what 1 live 1)3'," he said,
the plaque, and "they are wht
shoul(l live I)3'."
His wife married another
fore being diwn't.e(1 front
She was convicte(l of bigamy
l)reived 'tn(I now she asks a
(h)n.
Note On
Civilization!
R()TTI,RI)AM (W. N. S.)"
f!rst synagogue in the win'hi to
gas and bomlt-proof shelter
the Gre,tt Synagogue of
which this week was cunverti
1)'tsement into a refuge
r'tids.
