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■ od THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

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Despite the Depression
Keep Looking Well

Anil it's II

necessar,,' to buy new clothes,

either Just

get the Forest Cleaning habit.

I

Betrothed

Engagements

(trs. Sophia Gruskin of 322 Os en

her daughter, Sadie. to Lloyd
10,
M. WOIllerg 0( 11111i Taylor neentle.

pressing. Forest cleaning includes minor

Cleane d and Premied

$4

00

11

MISS RUTH COHN

Martin gra

_533-547 E. Forest

REMER • WATNICK

31•. and

ROY B. CARLIN

Income Tax Work for Twelve Years

reNonscor BLDG.

21st Annual
COLOR WAIT BALL

Irs. NIttutti \Catnick

NI i-s Shirley Safir, ,i•-it
Jan. 22
;
Ellenstein
stein, son of MI s.
,
ceremony
to be followed by a 1 ,
I.
:11 1 11 11. 1 . 1/11 a \ enue, fro,
of 011.

Odessa Progressive Aid Society

ADMISSION 50a

FIRST BIRTHDAY

by Union Double Orchestra

OF RADIO FORUM

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WHY PAY MORE

INDIAN SYSTEM

Talt111 1,11 sl 1,11 1-ail 11\1,1

001 SO Bill'

S9 New York 14.75 2.50 Chicago 4.50

9.00

Philadelphia

14.75

2.00

South Bend

3.75

Pitt s burgh

6.75

5.50

St. Louis

8.50

2.50

Cleveland

3.75

24.50

Los Angeles 44.00

And All Points in U. S. and Canada.

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CONSOLIDATED BUS DEPOT

FORT WAYNE HOTEL

I EMPLE 1.8200

CASS and TEMPLE

Mme.

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Specialist

in

Pulp y Rainhow f- 1 .

and I Painlessly

CIVIC THEATRE

EAST 3 TIMES

Sat. NI.tt . and Night and
Sunday Night

FRITZI SCHEFF

The lickct•of•leave Man

OPENING MONDAY, 8:30 P. M.

Matinee Wed. and Sat., 2:30

1.111.11ag eolaa. Ay 1 omoidi

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Bridal Wise"

Sunday Dinner $1

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maintained.
The trays and means conned
tee's auto man, )1rr. natty Coe
gam Euclid 9 1 5 1, assisted by NIrs.
Kalman Shapiro, Longfellow 9s92,

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that
senior their admission and that
one de-
they trill gladly
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Kato. N1 Lot 1,

Th,. 5I

donor luncheon will be
iit Hotel Stotler.

.

held Feb.

Overcoats and
2-Trouser Suits

'14"

Drastically
Reduced!

All Others
at Drastic
Reductions!

Alterations
at Absolute

Cost!

In th e w tdow ., lomo• , lo 1.

fat nom,

favoring atispice, of American Ill-
ft . 1 °111 toits the Jewish
II, c.o.( from France in stout Ion`, 1 , 0).•1.1111 III 111 , 11 for any
L. toil on the of ntintntals other hem, olence.TI y ale plant.
suite that the children of Israel,
It. ] toluaus r private, served on ing kern a 11 11 1 , 1 1 for t momounly
Balad L e on Fa
iltn NI. making bricks without straw in
rin, Mo
Pairs of both \Vashington and vice; fixing a 11•10 ,, r. from w Mich
liern,tein, Egypt, had their modern counter- tit,
Alexan der, J o S ti p h
yelte, and later was attached shall go forth the tradition: of uni-
:1:00n Dr000k, Joseph 11. Ehrlich, part in the people of the colonies, te IP,. command of Baron De Kali', ted effort for mit tint t mem in col-
James I. Ellman, Sol It Levin, enduring thy imposition of taxation
in .1 Each there were a number of turf, in elltleatIoll, 111 ,oelal
Solomon W. Still en, Jacob II. without representation.
Here 1011 he the seat
\VIa n Ile Krill, was fatally lootunity.
-
Schakne and Philip Slonetvitz.
And the Jews themselves, of
III the thirkrsl of the of 1.rgallittql itilliu•nee for the p re ..
The program will also feature whom a considerable number were
fight one lit the Battle of Camden, en idiom and dissemination of all
addresses by lames Hopkins, mann- already scattered throughout the
the data. u 0i cers Wile will at hand that is Test and most useful. ,1 all
gt1P of OV.IliK; Patrick II. O'Brien, colonies, were true to the teachings to bear him front the field were that is leading and enlightening,
attorney general of Michigan; M. of their own prophets. 'fie Jewish
Major None, llaptain Ile 1.a N1otta, in the culture and philosophy of
L. Black, assistant attorney genet.- faith is proltominently the faith of and Captain Jacob Ile Leon, all of this "peculiar people" who have so
al; George C. Stutz, assistant pros- liberty. From the beginning of the them Jews. It is interesting to greatly given to the advancement
rester, and others.
conflict between the colonies 0511 the know that the time of the Revolt"- of humanity
An anniversary program of mu- mother country, they were over- tion there was a larger Jewish elc-
(Sr country has done much for
-, has been arranged with Jacob whelmingly on the side of the rising
mint in the Southern colonies than it o ..j,, cs who h ave „ eine h ero t,,
,. -I ,, • 1,1,1, ! , concert artist and ean-
k
reVOILIti 1 111. You will recognize Omni would have lawn found there at cell its citizenship and assume
;; , Lr • -, ;ewl ic, g111, thi: ini,Stihtlia,,I:,,:;); 7 :keit ,leli -i : avti . ill,i(t,mng lI thr,flantlwrt ,hsheanntisitnt,sh, :itu l ni.,t1.1s7 most later periods; and these Jews their share of its responsibilitists in
11 , •,r ; II
I-f the Carolines find Georgia were the world. But I think the great. -t
Samuel Solomon, randy signed the non-importation
ardent s upporters of the Revolu- thing it has drone for them has la. ti
pianist and musical director.
Moses. tion. One corps of infantry raised
c resolution of 1795: Isaa
to receive them and treat them pre-
Benjamin Levy, Samson Levy. Dti- ill Charle,t1111, South raeldille was cisely MS it has received and treated
Aid Franks, Joseph Jacobs, hay- t (unposed preponderantly of Jews.
'
all others who have (-tittle to it. If
olio Levy, Jr., Nlatthias It '''. and they gave a splendid amount our experiment in free ill.0 It tit ii.116
,.
ichael
Gratz,
Iternard
GI:O.'•
M
f
themselves
in
the
fighting
in
that
has 'proved anything, it is that the
ELECT WEIZMANN
I -mic Franks, Moses Nlordt ...I, .,,,lion.
greatest privilege that can 1 , e e on.
FOR SECOND TERM
It is easy to understand why It (erred 1115'11 pool110 ill the 111,1 ,-.,
" i ihiamia Jacoby, Samuel L Y"' Ill .1
IIItpoluel Nlordeeni Noah.
;ample with the historic background tO feel. the III I 1.111 Iho 111 . 11111eallZifill
(Continued from Page Ono)
Not only did the colonial .1t
;,f the .,ews, should thus over- influence t ,f pr ii di ate enjoyed by t ho
.In early and enthusiastically Pp whelmingly and unlaisitantly have • F1'W. This is 1,111,11 by the Oup , •1 -
the cause of °ince here, not alone of the Jett -,
1, 11 National Fund 'ter also et.ilet
Ili! , non-intercourse program. I• p•
o acing ditlicultit.s, he declared. lo. .then the time came for raising pt
From earliest colonial but of all the other racial and ca
freedom.
lVeizmann appealed to Palestine
lip-taining an army, theY "P '; times, America has loom a new land titonal elements that hale ellii•la. , 1
colonists to make larger contribu- ready to serve wherever they ,••I'•1 f promise to this long.persecuted into the making of this nation. IN',
tion, to the, two funds and called be most useful. There is a I • „ i. e.
have found that when men and Ivo_
upon the rich colonists to fnakt- mance in the story of Ilaym
COSMOPOLITAN CHARACTER
men are left free to tint the 'dike ,
nill'Illunt, 1111 the Its they hate non, ra
for which they aro be-1 tittecl, sotto
' OF JEWISH COMMUNITY
s h Jew financier of
received Bunn the Jewish Agx.ncy.
„c th e few of them will indeed attain le-,
-ph,. ,1,
Revolution. Born in Poland. •
"No .1ralts think Of employing was made prisoner by the Id: • Ctoitc.1 Sites is not o n ly olpe exalted statiens than under a 1 c.
.11515, So We must insist that Jews
nd numerous in the world, gime
privilege; but th e vas t „,„1,
forces in New York "nd wh'
employ .lowish labor until there is escaped, set up in business in 1'10'1- h it i n
a its o ld world itri- Bluth] will rise to a higher
comperatilin between the three adelphia. lie negotiated for Itohert gins it is probably the most cosmos to wider horizons, to worthi e r a t.
t•lements for the general benefit of NIorris all th e l oan , raised politan. But whatever their ori- tainment...
the country," was Dr. Weizmann's France and Holland, pledged hi , gin as n people, they have always
reference to the recent disputes over personal faith and fortune for e n. tome to us, eager to adapt them.
the employment of Arab labor by ormous amounts, and personally -tives to our institutions, to thri,
Windsor Junior Ha cla ssa h
Jews, particularly in the Gan Shar• advanced large sums to such men
the influence of liberty, to
Informal Dance Jan. 15.
on orange eroves.
as James Madison, Thomas Jetfer. under
in
stedor Cddsmid, chairman non, liaron Steuben, General St. huilding and sustaining the nation,
the
Jew-
of t!,
The Junior
Clair, and many other patriot had- and
take to
their
port part
as citizens
their
in its do.
bear full
ish .1c. ra y, agreed with Dr. AVeiz- era who testified that without Ili,
.iiinounees its eighth annual
(rose; in order to make a rant rilin-
JCWISII Agency had
dance to be given ell
'
nid they could net have curried
tion to the national lift., fully WO
Billed to fulfill the expectation in the cause.
Ic
lac ecrning. .Ian, 15, in th1'
:i•
thy of the traditions tit ■
formation aroused. In
,
A considerable number of .few herited.
1'\t nu:01..11, he pleaded that condi-
I .
pip. 1 .11e, boulevard and (loyeau
The institution for v I
became officers in the continental
lions throughout the world, s ince forces. The records show at leant today dedicating Its.
Dancing will be from
the establishment of the Agency
r 9 to i and the musk will he fur.
for .fews who served as I,ieutenant home, is not a charity 1..
in 1929, had militated against its Colonels, three as Majors, and cer- to the body, but rather to tho
nishell hy the lIick Robert orche.
Ile earr,,,d the hope
success-
thinly six, probably more, as Cap The 11,0011 Jew's who live in this tra. Tickets may b e obtained .,.
that III, non-Zionist 1111•Mherg of thin s. Major Benjamin None. ha- capital city have
passed, under the the door.
the Agency would, directly and in-
directly, prove their value in the
near future in the Palestine work.
"The Zionists," he said, "should re-
a li ze th a t th e ir non-Zionist part-
ners in the Jewish Agency or
equally enthusiast ii concerning
Palestine." Ile appealed for unity
in the rebuilding work.
Ica To Extend Colonization Ac-
tivities in Palestine.
The Jewish Colonizati ,, n Asso o•ia.
tion is planning an extension of
its colonization activities in Pales-
tine, Sir Leonard Cohen, president
If the asocial ion, revealed at Sun-
day's niggling of the Anglo-Jewish
•
:A
ial

((.ontinued from Page One.)

Entire Stock of

1 it

endeavoring, to attain Otto
good with success, all that III,

1111i1

of Men

\
the

AMERICAN JEWRY'S CONTRIBUTION TO THIS LAND
AS DESCRIBED BY LATE PRESIDENT CALVIN COOLIDGE

installation will be followed by
dancing and refreshments.
a. 11blitt 11 ,11 A Iran,. hoodr1,11
The newly elected officers all
Sylvia St rub, worthy advisor;
Thelma Slatkin, worthy associate
advisor; Priscilla Schiller, charity:
Ida Zt•IT, hope; Pauline Gorman,
faith; Hannah Ilarwith, mother
advisor; Bella Greer, secretary;
Mary Katz, treasurer.
Special Nine-Course
The officers appointed by the wor-
thy advisor and mother advisor-
elect are: Selma Meyers, chaplain:
.1.1ele ?Allman, marshal]; Florence
Schultz, love; Jeanne Feldstein, re-
Dancing
Entertainment
in-711 .n; Wilma Schiller, nature;
Dorothy Creenhautn. immortality;
NO (DYER CHARGE
.1 anette hen dt it. fidelity ; Bettina
patriotism; Bessie \Vein-
Luncheon-Dansant
-crvice; Florence Kutzen,
irao
Every Saturday
plum-I: Adele Dawes, chair leader;
Hilda Rothenberg, inner
The few colonies established in
and Blanche Shivin, outer observer. Palestine
the Jewisn
The outgoing worthy
Assomat 1011 are doing well, Sir
Luncheon 50 Cents
at
Sarah Soni a outgoing m other ad-
itnard stated.
P
visor, Cora Jacoby mad past Ivor-
h.,.
n the past the assoeiat:
2030 It% ', Award, at Adam.
-
•
thyr advisers, will preside ever the had to use all P its available
,••
TI 1 Clifford 1729
installation.
for colonization work in (ht. .1 .... -
tine and on land which it (i , I '
.
acquired. For this reason ,!
not consider new activities, ,...,•; ; I
to
North
End
Clinic.
Gifts
e,....
Palestine. where political and
irb • - 1r nir a. ma-
atomic ricks were non-existent. Cir-
North End Clinic has receioLl
rumstances have changed, howev, r.
the following contributions:
1 1-1
25c
mnit
For the social servie erelief fund. in the last few years, so that Il
1 1 oto., and
association Will hr enabled now to
le.onal 1,1
in menotry of Julius Kastriner of
undertake its work in Pall stifle, ht
" SHOW
Cleveland, Ohio, and of her father.
Alai 1,
Joseph NI. Sampliner, from Miss ,a 111 .
A. 1 grit Irova Talkie
"SOUS
Selma J. Sampliner.
l'o :Mark Centenarr •f Bleat of
Toils de Paris"
For the milk fund, in memory of
Eiffel Tower Coastructo....
Louis M. Gansu, from Mrs. I,. M.
The centenary of the birth of
Gansu
o us French-Jewish engin-
For the Alpha Epsilon Phi Schol. the fam
United Artists
ership fund in memory of Sally eer. Gustave Eiffel. who built the
Theater.
in 1 SS11.
Eiffr.1 Tow
t:hrlkh Gireold and Irene Rest n . famo na
, •
es building in the vr wld.
,,,, and Ffe.
Ii...
•. To ATMs," in its berg Giddine. in memory of Ire co the laret
,- . the United Artists Rosenberg Gilding from Mr. and will he celebrated throughout
1 0E
ttorrn " ,,,. ' : 0 taken D etroit by
ion !Fr ance.
senbe r g.
S. A. Ro
pt
a io,t ,, ,xaninat
m. Eifel was horn in Dijon in 1
N i n e
tte
4 ' being acc laimed an Mrs,
mu,„,.. 1 • finest of all screen gowns from Tempi, Beth El Sin- 1 nyt2 and med in 1923 at the age I
i
of
91,
terhood.

LUIGI'S

MRS. MILTON GREENI1LATT

fin

Lr

will BRITISH ZIONISTS

Gills
hold its semi-annual installation of
officers, to which the public
in•
cited, Tuesday, Jan. IT, at S:15 p.
ni , a t SO West Alexandrine. The

1623 I.I.ADSTONE AVE
lruoty 2.1942

BONSTELIT

u held at the home
11I. Ni cards.

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1.

RAINBOW FOR GIRLS violinist, and
INSTA LS OF ICERS
L F

Removin g Superfluou s Hair
by Electric Needle

1,•,

sato.. to Ittobert Ellen.
I1 ebb auPenue, at 4:30

.., 1 , 1 io

;

Ii.
:1- 'co )1r. told NIrs. Haat ]
Intl., a
of Indiana
Woll
,lop
11 ]
It-.. Pl.
'15. Mr. and
n. 1 , Soiart.

L ao

1 oil I

microphone all of the inenoltet -
.1 II, vantrnittee which in additio n
! , Mr. Kurtan comprise the fol.

4.50

I

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II,

RIDE

11,1 1111

o, Oat.
I 1 -le

Births

Cass and Temple Avenues

ROUND Tale

'

11-9 11 2'1,,

\I--i' ii 1N'olte complimented
NI ,
1 to
II 11. I'lavnick with a per
Ml r.
p .1 or on Dec. III.
total
t
Wan, SL:1,in him- hostess
I.
L
tla
p,•
brlc.•
Jinn,

Sunday Evening, Jan. 15, 1933
AT FORT WAYNE HOTEL

.1

NIrs. Simon
1. Spe,tor of 2925

1Ir ,and

I .

oroi
NIL and NIrs.
Jan. 29--Nli - s Mary Goldberg, daughtm of Ni
Goldberg of 1 444 PI:wrie avenue, to Irwin lie kin, son of NIrs. It.

nel for the itunituluite
the honor cue-t
The bride
ut
1111-tellancou. s hower given
by her sisters-in-1,1\v, Sirs. Nathan
Plavnick
Ilesno k

GIVEN BY

MI all

V UCTI

Mr. and NO-
•
te,olcioce.
L
of N1r. and Mrs
It111 . koiT. son of
11
,!!. I. at Detroit-Leland
Ill, mit .

antimince the marriage o f their
Borkin of fi2 1 0 )1enterey avenue, at Hotel Taller, Everglade- Ball- P
daughter. Beverly, to Jack Itemer,
of Mi. and Mrs. Samuel '"'"'•
NIr. and NI r , , •Itto.plo
r
Trudy° Feinstein, d
'
J an .
s um t ay . D i ., 25,
itenier,
Stoll of Welt , ter It ill.
collet commit Atlas Yeshurin, Rub- IL Feonstem of I hozedwood avenue, to II ., ••
et \lax l'Inick of 2925
It, M. %age]. officiated.
11 , - , Maiy l'Inick, dam.
Feb )
:1 11 MI. 111111 .
ho■ 1111e, 1 11 \lall I '
West limo, \
i P
,
;
•,
PLAVNICK • CAPLAN
Joe Fineman of 27".) 11', , ,t Buena at
NIr. and NIrs. Louis II. Caplan
\It
and
NIrs. Itubin Miller,
)1
11..1-
)1
iller,
daughtt
Feb )
the marriage of
Moshe '
ch Leib, at
their to Samuel It I t M. s on of N1r. and )1
"""""" ee
tlaughtel • Ilarriitt liertha, to hr. Synt g ogue Ocoee at Lawrence.
Herman Michael Plavnick, son of
"
Frances F er b er a
Lenore Ferber, (laugh , ' „1P
Feb.
Nathan Plat nick,
Jan. I. ilt
IS Twelfth street, to David 1/ansky, son “f Mr,. Celia 'Musky of
Hotel. Th u .
the
Der root-11,1ml
1662 TIndiurst avenue.
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INCOME TAX SPECIALIST

Music

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of

Mr. and Mr , . Nathan
Cohn -
Jan, 15 Mi.-
Ima Rose Pr',
Tuxedo
11111101111l'e
1;11'1111:11e, t11 II
C had , fo ra , o f '2117:
ngagentent of their daughter, Mr. anti Nit's. Jacob Il!!! TOT of 9120 'I !
Roth, to Jack .1. NVainger of De-
at It to. ni.
DI Leo NI. Frankl •
d
The tv, -H ong date has been
R a d om .
J „,.

Radom of 2727 Elinbut,t avenue, I

1217

Clean. House
or A NEW DEAL
Mg/antic

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Clact 1.)-her,
.Ian.
,:s272 Monterey 111 l'11111 . , I , - S1,111111111 1,
P
Emanuel Rosman of :2..trit cortland,

Clements averititt, - on of hail Specl

,lusively

Hughes & Hatcher

E„l•liarote preparations are
ing made for Zetlakah's twelfth

Wedding Calendar I

75c

uP

To Be Held Jon. 22; $5
Donor G,,
Luz. On. Work

Dino, announce tin
iotkin, to Ilarold II
A y of this city.

Mr. and Mrs, S. A. %Akin of C.... !

11oldawsky, son of Rev. and )1r. - .

Cleaned and Pressed

ac error announces the engage
Wt.lbere. in of 111r. and N1rs
icception will be held at tin

rigagement of their daughter, Flory]

repairs and mending, of course,

Men's SUITS
and
TOPCOATS

Affair

oua,in residence thin. 22, from 2 to [t and Ito 10 p. ni. Ni cards annual Ilitincr-dance, Oa Sarah,.
(ill. 22, at Oriole feliatt
" • .
Ab ra h am R os enthal announce the engagement 0
Mr. 8 „,1
The otintoottee, headed by Mrs.
their daughter, Ida, to 1..11. Louis J. Swartz, son of N1r. and 'Mrs (learns Da.ledis planning unusual
Bernard Swartz. A reception will be held at the Rosenthal lion,
'2111 Pingree avenue, Jan. 22, from 2 I. ) 5151 7 to 1 to. it No card,.

while you're wearing 0110 804, let Forest
have the others for regular cleaning and

Ladies'
Dresses, Coats
a nd SUITS

ZEDAKAH'S ANNUAL
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Such Famous Makes as NORTHBROOK E,
SOCIETY-BRAND, BROOKDALE and
Others—Blues and Staples Included

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it

2XIS W0000V/A*1). tome MONTCALM
OPP nannies sus
see men d h sYr.
ran noun.* es.

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Great Annual

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in many years ....

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