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15 TIIE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2G. 192G Jewish Veterans' Post WHITNEY IS VICTOR IN GUEST'S SUIT 6TH A.

D. DEMOCRATS HAIL DORIAN AS FRIEND OF JEWS Commissioner Dorman "a good fellow" and has nothing against him, the "telling of stories by public officials that reflect in any manner on any race" should be condemned strongly. Dorman to Address Realtors. Fire Commissioner Dorman will address the members of the Brooklyn lieal Estate Club and its guests at a luncheon tomorrow In the Hotel St. George.

The club Is an organization of real estate men who have banded together to co-operate with the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities In local charity activities. they were Jews, seconded the resolution. Avoids Itpfcivnoc to Joke. Commissioner Dorman avoided references to the speech he delivered at the Hotel Astor last Sunday. His only indirect reference to the incident was the statement that many in the audience at the district clubhouse last night were active In politics 25 years ago, and they knew that, in doing political favors.

It made no difference to him what a man's religious professions were. Commissioner Dorman, who Is chairman of the Kings County Dem In J. P. Morgan A In an artion aLinst lain claiming 120,000 damage. The suit wan brought by Mrs.

Marlon J. Harkley of 455 Park Manhattan, who claimed that tripped over a linoleum Bt rip and broke her IfC while entering the Whitney home March 24, 1926. an a truest. A maid and the butler at the Whitney home testified that the Malr on which she fell wan plainly visible and did not constitute an unreasonable: hazard. Th Jury also denied a claim of 1 0.000 for medical expenmn and loan of services by the plaintiff's husband, Charles B.

Barkley. GREET INDIANA DELEGATES A reception to the di-W-Kutcs from ml Kin a to the biennial convention ot th" National Federation of Worn, en's Chihs was given yesterday afternoon by the Indiana in New York at the Hotel Mi Aljun. Twenty-five delegates were welcomed by tha committee. The regular monthly meeting preceded the reception ami plana for the coming year were discussed. Mrs Klam H.

Davis read the report of the City Federation meeting. was derided to have alternate dlnn.e and luncheon meetings for the nex year, to begin In October. Dois I'ln-ney CTark presided. City Marshal Jacob Cash, for issuing "an untrue statement' to the press that no such resolution had been adopted. Florca Denies Part in Protest.

Mr. Florca appeared before the Harry Wolkof Association In Brooklyn Monday night and declared that he had nothing to do with his organization's public protest against Commissioner Dorman's joke. Yet at that meeting Harry Wolkof read a telegram from Jacob Cash saying that Florea was active In attacking Dorman at the veterans' meeting. Morris J. Mendelsohn, commander In chief of the Jewish Veterans, announced after last night's meeting that while his organization considers Still Demands Dorman's Scalp for Cohen Story Fire Commissioner John J.

Dor-man's dismissal because of his Cohen Joke Is still insisted upon by the Manhattan Post of Jewish Veterans of Wars of the Republic, despite the fact that many prominent Jews of the city have rallied to his defense. This organization, meeting last night in Harlem Palace. 27 W. 115tn voted to "uphold" the resolution it adopted Sunday and furthermore it denounced one of its members, Morgan Partner Sued for Accident to Woman Visiting His Home. (Special to The r.aglr.) Mineola, L.

May 26 A Jury before Supreme Court Justlre Lewis here last nlfiht returned a verdict In favor of Oeorye Whitney of 86 E. 74th Manhattan, and a partner Deplore Criticism of Fire Commissioner for "Cohen Joke" In Radio Talk. Wire Commissioner John J. Who created a verbal conflagration around his official head because the Jewish Veterans of the Wars of ocratic General Committee and has been a consistent supporter of Dem ocratle County Leader McCooey, le rORTfNR will favor th man whn tha Habit ot Ulllnc dealrea through Eagle Ada. CUifn4 A4t meounr thrift clared he was especially "happy that my appointment as Fire Commis sioner has clarified the political sit uatlon" and said that the common the Republic considered a Joke broadcast last Sunday over the municipal radio station by the Commissioner at the communion break ON THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS CORNER 42ND ST.

AND BROADWAY political enemy will be the O. O. Predicts Democratic Victory. Simreme Court Justice Charles J. Drunan, another speaker at the fast of his department as a slander on their race, made his first public appearance last night since the furore his post-prandial effort started.

Dorman was the guest of honor last night at the monthly meeting of the 6th A. D. Democratic Association, where for more than 25 years he worked as an election district captain and later served as leader before his removal to the 2d A. D. five years ago.

The clubhouse at 116 Tompkins live, wan crowded and the Commissioner received a cordial welcome to the scene of his early political activities. Upon motion of Jacob Schwartzwald, the organization, Which hn. Hnir meeting, declared that the State campaign this fall will be the liveliest contest waged since the Civil War days and said that the Democratic party, with the political advantage of being right on the Wet Issue, will carry the Governorship, U. S. Sen-atorship and the entire ticket to victory In November.

Alderman Joseph Reich, a former commander of Williamsburg Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, also took up the cudgels for Fire Commissioner Dorman and said that the ex-Btandard-bearer of the organisation had always been a friend of the Jew. $1 YS AN EXTR A RESS membership, unanimously adopted a resolution expressing Us resentment of "the unfavorable and slanderous criticism made of Kire Commissioner Dorman and affirmatively stating 'that John J. Dorman was and still is one of the best friends the Jews of our great city have ever known." Several members, who announced HOW TO FEEL AT HOME. In her own home she donned her beautlul white wedding gown and train. After the ceremony was over Mrs.

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