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CLIttON AMU' • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
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ABUSES
ROUMANI
Ford Dealer Exposes Abuses;
ANSTRAINED
ARE UNRE
Tells Why He Gave Up AsiencY
,1EINISH CONGRESS
NAMES DELEGATES
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-lodge Mack Heads Delega-
tion to Jewish Rights
Conference.
,
London Board Hears Government ;
Does Nothing.
'Confession of a Ford Dealer" in Harper's Magazine Be-
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — No pro-
teals High-Handed Methods of h ord I. irm. f ()reed
gross in the negotiations with the
To Take Subscriptions f or Dearborn Independent.
Roumanian gmernment concerning
the Jewish situation there was re-
,,,,,,,,,.e t „f ,Iii„, ,
eign Committee, submitted three
months ago. If necessary, the Joint
Foreign Committee will submit
supplementary reports covering the
latest period.
In describing the present situa-
tion in Roumania, Mr. Wolf stated
that the Roumanian government
still declines to restrain the vicious
anti-Semitic propaganda. The nu-
merus clausus is being made per-
manent in the country. The last
Jewish student was forced to leave
the University of Transylvania.
The new baccalaureate regulations
for graduation from high school
make it certain that no Jew will
obtain his diploma permitting him
to enter college.
A small town Furs dealer in a no immediate
LucienWolf, secretary of
ported hy Lue
"confession" to Jesse Rd insford , any. All of a S01111101 0111110 !Mike
Committee, to the
h'oreign
eputi es at its
Sprague tells why he gave up his I that a shipment of fifteen Fords the Joint I -f
Jewish hush
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — A
Ford agency. Ile points out that' was nil the way to me, and that I Board
monthly meeting.
delegation of 25 American Jews
pay
for
then,
e xpe i led to
he was forced to take thirty cars a : would be
will visit Europe this summer as'
,x- The secretary reported that the
tnontli in a forming territory of • 011 111TiVIO. 1%'0
. took the filteOn
the representatives of the Amen-!
committee of the
they nr • investigation
it
18,000 people, even though the year tin • 011S a r i ght
can Jewish Congress to participate
of
crop
failure;
tht
he
rived
and
thought
everythingLeague
of ations will sh
t
If one
Jointt For-
in the World Conference on Jew-
ish Rights. This conference, which
opochinery which he could not sell; , Ingham (the branch nuinager)
.;
i• being called jointly by the .
(hat his orders for parts were coil . 1101511 from one city and told
It •
American Jewish Congress and the
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"-I tied" and that he was even i Me lift et'll sure were about to to. !
( ommittee of Jewish Delegations
«
oieed to take subriptions
to Mr.' shipped to our town. It seems these •
subscriptions
Bored
111 Paris, iv scheduled to take place
, 1 1 •:::11 , 1 , 1:is d,ni,it igazine, The Dearborn In- were extra cars that were intend-
__woo
in Geneva beginning Aug. 18.
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ml for some dealers in nearby vil-
The election of American dele-
.' lages but they were absolutely flat
All this he sets forth in ec on fes
gates was held at a meeting of the
PAY for them.
-ions of a Ford Dealer" in the June bc- 1, and ultalde td mutually tell me
national executive committee of
li e Illassinglutin didn't
. , .., m itgaz j o ,..
• i•-no•
of Harper
the congress at the Hotel Astor.
i
• Lay ng I.:tert•Ises slay 1st
r
Speakers' Platform at l'eshlta Corners(
I had to buy these cu s, but from
-ays:
The delegation is to be headed by
have just finished reading hi r. his monversation, I knew it would
Harry Ftschef,
"I
Judge Julian W. Mack, who was
From left to right are: Charles 11. Meyers, Hon. Otto A. Itusalsky. Joseph Hal/itch,
, be islet' for me to do so if I exp ect-
Ford's book, and in one place h i
‘b Levy, Jacob Levy, Meyer Vosoll,
arold Levy, I ■ a1
the first president of the American
Levy,
[tarry
Itogg,n,
Joseph
Polmein.
H
b
A beahallt
Levin e
n,
lion.
Max
S.
da
'Business grows big by pub -led to stay in the automobile usi-
1IN'A:
Nathan Lattinort, Louis Gold, Harris L. Selig, G ustavus A. Rogers, IlLury Priein
Jewish Congress and chairman of
lie demand. But it never gets big- , 0 ".s. • • •
the Committee of Jewish Delega-
, day I wrote to the e•oin-
•
iz,r than the demand. It cannot ! "One
tions in 1919 which was respon-
penny, telling what bad shape the
i
centrol or force the demand.'
sible for the minority clauses that
"When Mr. Ford says business farmers were in and asking if my
were incorporated in the post-war
--
: cannot control sir forte the dednandlquota couldn't be reduced for a few
treaties. The other members of
think he moans it. Or Months until things picked up. All
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I ant quite
the delegation are: Dr. Stephen
Citizenship Class:
my trouble was a letter
maybe it's his little joke. You can I got for
S. Wise, Judge Gustave Hartman,
Sixteen
out of in
the
men and force the demand if you ride people stating that 'such farmers are mitt
woollen
enrolled
the 20
citizenship!
1)r. A. J. Rongy, Emanuel Hertz,
A .1' . • : • ,,, the people to sell to.'
'
George I. ion, Dr. J. Tenenbaum,
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"By 1922 things had picked up
get 1 , 11 the inside of
Schiff Benefaction is Nucleus class, which was in session for have
, only to
toug t h e
Carl Sherman, Max D. Steuer, S.
a little in Inv territoiy • , ,though
eight weeks, have already received
gencY to learn how.
Judaean Pioneers.
re
of Insurance Project M od - certificates and two, have already - a "I
H a pretty good business and farmers hadn't entirely recoved
-" I'd
.1. Rosensohn, Max L. Hollander,
did
The second anniversary of the
setback
and
our town
Leo Wolfson, Bernard G. Richards,
1920
become citizens. Plans are being
elled After Presbyterian.
• • olr • t average of ten ears from the
Judaean Pioneers was held Sunday
Philip Wallenberg,
laid for a citizenship course during 11 month. Then one day a repro-- 11:mutation had shrunk considerably
evening, May 22, at the home of
on account of scarcity of work. It
I.ouis Lipsky, Mrs. It. Gottheil,
the summer.
so•ntative of the company (IMO 10
Fred Burnstein, 2035 Lovett.
CINCINNATI. — (J. T. A.) --
was pretty hard under these con-
David Shapiro, Mrs. A. Silverman,
see me. It scene, the company had !
A meeting was held Thursday Provision for comfort in old age
to sell thirty cars 11 111011th i
Providence; Judge Hugo Pam, Chi-
All-Settlement Music Recital:
made a sane), of my territory and •
evening, May 19, at the El Moshe
the • it
• ' in th
has become a certainty to the Re-
cago; Jacob Ginsburg, Phila-
In the inter-settlement music decided that the sales possibilities 11
Synagogue, to make the final ar-
delphia; Rabbi Barnett R. Brick-
form rabbis
Me - were much greater. The represen- held me too it. The branch manager
rangements for the anniversary.
through announcement made by recital which was held at the
ner, Cleveland; Rabbi Max Heller,
tative
said
my
quota
had
been
fixed
,
also
tool('
me
1
would
have
to buy
• The program consisted of speech- Ludwig Vogelstein, chairman of morial hall on lilonolay, Play 23, 1
tractors every year besides.
New Orleans.
Jack Weisberg and Max l'echerer,' at twenty cars a month and from fifteen
es on the life of Judah Halevi, giv-
The delegation was authorized en by Paul Fogelman, Solomon the executive board of the Union pupils of the Jewish Center Music then on that number would be ship. This wasn't all, either. Eventually
how I !I wits .saddled with two Litwoln cars
of American Hebrew Congrega-
by the meeting to add to its num- Deutsch and Herman Chesluk.
School, played Bach's "Double , toed to me. I couldn't SOO
tions, of a retirement program ' Concerto." They were accom-mould possibly sell twenty cars a a year and also supposed to take a
ber or to make substitutions in the
which will provide annuities for all
event any of those named are pre-
Miss Evelyn Gurovitch. ninth
in my territory. There were certain number of subscriptions for
I
ponied by
rabbis who, because of advancing Each
vented from attending the confer- PROTESTS EXCLUSION
settlement house was allowed I only about now thousand people in a magazine called 'The Dearborn
age, are no longer able to render only one member and these two !the town, and possibly that many Independent.' . •
ence.
OF
JEWS
FROM
ARMY
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"I have talked to a lot of Ford
who
pre-
active
congregational
service.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise,
!boys were chosen to represent our more on the farms. Most of them
— -
The pension program is the re-
sided at the meeting, announced
were moot. folks. Well, I finally de- agents around here and practically
music school.
twenty
every
one of them complains about
LONDON.—
(J.
T.
A.)
—
The
sult
of
years
of
planning
sin
the
that the delegation will meet
doled to take a eliance 011
cars a month rather than loose the the way the bench managers have
shortly to discuss the program of question of Palestine Jews par.: part of the lay leaders of the
ts. I
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Spring
Festival:
stuffedtiter
ticipation
in
the
country's
military
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union. It received impetus several
agency.'
the conference.
The dealer goes on to say that remember once 1 ordered a hundred
The. Jewish Centers Association
The meeting of the executive defense forces was raised in the years ago from a $100,000 bequest
House
of
Commons
by
Col.
Josiah
from the late Jacob II. Schiff to was represented in the following shortie after this the War came on tinoo•rs and when the shipment came
committee also heard reports of
the Union of American Hebrew , departments at the inter-settle- and sales boomed to an unheard of it was live hundred : l'he next week
the latest developments in connec- Wedgwood.
Replying to Colonel Wedgwood's Congregations. This bequest serves sent spring festival which was point. The monthly quota was in- I W101. up to the city and spoke to
tion with the persecution of the
Jews in Roumania and condemned question whether Jews are admit- as the nucleus of a fund of ap- held at the Temple Beth El on creased to thirty cars. But then the branch manager about it per-
sonally. At first he tried to laugh
the activities of Col. Lytton G. ted to the fighting service in Pales- proximately $298,000 which will Wednesday and Thursday, May 25 1. 111110 the slump o. of 1920.
"Almost overnight," he contin- ootT the five hundred timers and said
Anent, who, having just returned tine and Transjardania, Colonel be required to carry out the and 28: Arts and crafts; dra-
antics, "The Man in the Bowler ,,,,s "half of our sheep men went a little thing i :
from Roumania, where he was of- Amery stated that 37 Jews served union's share of the project.
A group insurance plan admin. Ilat" by A. A. Milne, played by bankrupt when wool dropped from make any difference to a million-
ficial guest of the king and queen, in the Transjordanian home in I
the ' Bhratrika Club and directed sixty cents a pound to twenty cents. wire like ow. But that evening over
1926. Jews are not recruited for ;stared by
is now engaged in whitewashing
drinks he got confiden-
to by E. Steinberg; folk dancing by Th e potato growers couldn't get 11 1• 1101/11. Of
the Roumanian government. Vari- the air force and the armored car, . Insurance Company,
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ous letters from Roumania were service in Palestine, but they are l that which has been adopted by the members of the Mothers Clubs; enough fur their stuff to pay tiol.
"'You bozos in the snail] tors
Chicago
market.
Of
employed
as
civilians.
!Presbyterian
ministry,
has
been
violin
solo
by
Milton
Levin,
accom-
freight
to
the
read showing that Colonel Amcnt
Colonel Wedgwood then asked developed for the rabbis in the panied by Sydney Levin, pupils of our four banks in town two went in- think I'm riding, you; he said..M ell
interviewed Roumanian Jews in
the secretary: "How long is this I ne f orm pulpit. It will be support- the Jewish Center Music School.
to the hands of receivers. A lot of maybe I am. I've got my work cut
the presence of police.
yoou have
Jews
going
• our Main street r e t a il e rs f e II i nto out foi• sic Inc same RS
insulting inclusion of
Jewg
ell through annual contributions
the hands of their creditors that and I've got to make gad or lose
One cannot smell lemons with a to continue?" To this Colonel made by the union and the con- Mother and Daughter Banquet:
my job. But if any (of you think
Amery replied that no such exclu- gregation, or by the union, the
The mother and daughter ban- year too.
time, all I've
swine's snout.
"I was in about as bad a fix as you're having a hard
sion exists. The Jews are serving congregation and the rabbi. These
The thirty Fords got to say is that you ought to trade
in the l oc al forces but in the Brit - contrib u tions will purchase annul • quet
under
of anyone else.
a huge sue-
was auspices
CI bs the
-b
1 held
t
q•
Mrs
Marie
came
in
each
month,
regular
as
jobs
with
me
for
about
a
month,
ish force, recruited in England, ties which at the age of 68 (or he
ot .ers h u
.
Randolph 4691 To Monteabn St., W
they serve only as civilians, he earlier, if the rabbi superannu- Shbuow read a poem composed by clock work and I had stretched my
SOVIET
DROPS
JEWISH
at
the
bank
as
far
as
It
ate] and desires to discontinue ac. herself tracing the instinct of LIVIiit
said.
We specialize In Church and
RAILWAY DEPOT NAME
live service in the ministry) will motherhood from babyhood on; would go in paying for them as
Fraternal Altair,
yield an income equal to one-half Miss Yetta Hoffman of the De- they arrived. The bank kept hound-
Keith's Temple Theater.
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—A rail-
toast
ing
me
all
the
time
to
cut
down
my
of t h e ra bbi' s salar y on retirement. borians Club respon
dd e t o a
and loan, which I couldn't do with my way station bearing the name of a
The original "A. & P. Gypsies," In the event that the rabbi in- on behalf of the daughters
famous Jewish contractor in czar-
expenses
runnng
on
all
the
time
-
creases his annual contribution, he Mrs. L Linsky of the Mack Ave
a nationally famous string orches-
ist times was renamed by an or-
tra and one of the big favorites of secures proportionately large an nue Mothers Club responded for and hardly any business pang on.
the mothers. Mrs. Sarah Arvin From September to January that der of the Soviet authorities.
di world headlines the bill income. The plan affects all rabbis
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The railway station, Ginzburg,
year I sold exactly four cars.
rs. Shubow
then led the aa-
at B. E. Keith's Temple Theater affiliated with the Union of Amen-
and Mrs.
The exceptional cigarette
"Pretty bad? I'll say it was. on the Asiatic railway, was
starting Sunday matinee May 29. can Hebrew Congregations in the o sembled guests in community sing- But the worst was yet to conic. renamed Koachka. The situation
for the exceptional man
They' are excellent musicians and United States and ( anada and log. The Fenkell Mothers Club
Altogether 1 had 11101-0 than one had been named in honor of the
who feels he is entitled t.3
LIGHTING, RIGGING. TRA V EI. ERN
their music is filled with fire, color may include religious school teach- presented Miss Mary Caplan, the hundred and forty new cars on famous Jewish contractor who
the better things in life.
DRA PERIES, GROUND CLOTHS
and the characteristic of angles. era and others, at the direction of director of the Jewish Center,
hand, besides a lot of trade-ins, and built the railway,
They appear in native costume and the union. with a large basket of flowers,
Made—ReDeired—Ren
. _
In case of withdrawal
•
r from the while the Oakman-Davison and the
present a pleas i ng pictu e. Others
bill o .c1 : D ora Maughn a comedienne plan or from the rabbinate, before Oakland Mothers Clubs presented
firs.
completing
10
years
of
service,
her with boxes of candy
with a tine soprano voice in a skit
"The Barrymores and Me," assist- a rabbi may either receive in cash Lillian Jacobs was also the re
ed by Jerry Williams at the piano; the full amount of his own pay- cipient of a gift from the Oakland
paid-up • Mother Club. Everyone joined
Barto and Mann, comedy acrobat- me nts or he may o btain a
ic actors whom the critics proclaim annuity purchased by means of in the Mothers Club yell, iofter
Physical Culture Foods are pure "Theo Laugh hins,es; Conlin and the total payments made by the which the Bhratrika Club present-
,.d a mother and daughter play in
and wholesome, natural foods Glass in their delightful skit, congregation and himself.
Among the features of the re- the auditorium. Dancing of Eu-
scientifically selected and prepared "Morning, Noon and Night;" Ford
to yield the maximum nutrition, am] Price in a graceful offering firemen[ program are the so-called . ropean folk dances followed. Mo111-
"Dancing on a Silver Thread;" migratory arrangements and the hers of the Junior Star Club and
vitality, health and strength.
ait-
Other Keith-Albee vaudeville and absolute guaranty through con- the Deborian Club acted at wait-
traet with the insurance company , sesses.
PHYSICAL CULTURE
the
the new screen program.
Con-
that every provision of the
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RESTAURANT CO.,
, Juvenile Concert Band:
Help Us Get a New Building, tract on which the plan is based
231 JOHN R., Near Broadway
will be fulfilled. Under the ba se;
and, un-
Our J Juvenile Concert Band,
is
Attend Our Dance June 3rd. gratory arrangement, R rabbi's in-
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____--........rga unimpaired, even though he is 1 meeting
daily from 5.30 to 7:30
so . for instructions and rehearsals at
called to another congregation,
the Hutchins School, Wilson and
long as it is affiliated with the';
Union of American Hebrew Con- ! Gladstone, room 118, excepting
gregations. . Saturday and Sunday. Those in
terested in joining the band may
either register at the Jewish Cen-
ter, 31 Melbourne, or direct to Mr.
$10,000 BEQUEATHED
Glass at the Hutchins School.
TO NATIONAL FUND, Plans are under way for an open
On May 26, 1927, the Jew-
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air concert some time in June.
ish Master Bakers Associa-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
tion in the hope of reaching
Jewish National Fund was be- Clean-up Campaign:
a settlement with the Bakers
queathed $10,000 in the will of
The Oakland Mothers Club ex-
Union, who have been on a
Herman Conheim, late treasurer, presses its deep appreciation to
of the United Palestine Appeal, . the captains and lieutenants who
strike since May 1st, 1927,
who died on May 2. The will, did such splendid work in the re-
called a conference. Repre-
ed in Surrogate's Court, Rives
cent clean-up campaign. There-
fired
g - -
sentatives of the Jewish Mas-
$23,000 to welfare organizations , salts were most gratifying in that
ter Bakers Association and
and divides the remainder among: , the workers received fewer com-
relatives.
' plaints than in former years. It
of the Bakers Union were
Besides the Jewish National ! is hoped that the campaign will be
present. No agreement was
Fund, the Hebrew University of conducted from day to day
reached. The Union insisted
Jerusalem gets $5,000, the tes- througout the year.
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that its local must be recog-
tutor's library and the proceeds .
from the sale of the contents of Oakman Boulevard•
nized in all respects, The as-
his home at 265 West Ninetieth Divei" n Mothers Club:
sociation claimed that while
street, New York. Gifts of $2,000
The last meeting of the Oak-
it recognized the Union as
each are made to the Young Worn.:
en's Hebrew Association, Young man Boulevard-Davison Mothers
such that it reserved the
Hebrew Association, Educe-' Club will be held on Saturday,
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Young
Judaea
I CENTERS ASS'N
Club Pension Plan For
Rabbis Adopted
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To Nine Men out of Ten
a Painting is a Picture
and a Cigarette a Cigarette
the tenth man KNOWS and
B UT
appreciates the sheer genius
masterpiece
which made the old
possible and which to-day provides
him with Murad... the cigarette
for the tenth man.
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quality in Murad... That id why
Murad is the one cigarette which
goes on from year to year. The
tenth man can appreciate the differ-
ence... can enjoy the rare fra-
grance and aroma of the best that
money can buy.
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Detroit
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Health and Strength
APPEAL FOR
FAIR PLAY
Inc.
— by the —
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Jewish Master Bakers
Association of Detroit
Blankets
Curtains
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After four weeks of the con-
tinuation of the strike by the
Bakers and Confectionery Work-
ers Union, the situation has not
changed materially, except that
the union is now resorting to vio-
lent measures, such as throwing
bombs into bakery shops, break-
ing show windows, etc.
• Comforts
• Wash Rugs
Get them all laundered now for a fresh,
clean start on the spring season.
Men's
tional Alliance. Jewish Theological May 28, at 2 :30 p. m., at the
Seminary and Ilebrew Technical Longfellow School, Tyler and a
Institute. „ Twelfth. This meeting will be
An annuity of $2,400 is provide social to which the members will
ed for Victoria Morton, sister-in- bring linens for the Mothers Camp.
law of the testator, and the resi- Miss Edith C. Cuff of the editorial
By our new process we absolutely guar-
antee to cleanse your wool blankets with-
out any shrinkage whatever. Lay them
away, light, fluffy and clean.
due is given to Max and Felix Con-. staff of the Jewish Daily Forward,
, helm, brothers, of Chicago; Esther will be the speaker. There will be
I.ivin and Samuel B. Levin, niece a musical program, dancing and
and nephew, of Palestine, and , refreshments.
Isaac and Moe Tumpowsky, cons-, -- I
, Basehall Games:
ins, of 9 Burling Slip.
The following are the results of
„ the senior baseball games played
on
Sunday, May 22: Oakland won
:
PLAN COMPLAINTS
Jericho Lodge by a forfeit;
TO LEAGUE GROUP from
Alpha Tau won from El Moshe by
BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — Cam- ! a forfeit; University 2, El Moshe 0.
Schedule for May 29: Alpha
plaints against the Roumanian
government for tolerating the coo- • Tau vs. Jericho Lodge, at 10 a. m.,
tinued anti-Jewish excesses and diamond No. 1; El Moshe vs.
mistreatment in Roumania will be • Strangers, at 10 a. m., diamond
brought before an international No. 2; University vs. Oakland A.
forum at the end of May, when the . C., at 11 :30, diamond No. 1.
Federation of League of Nations , Scores for juniors' games: Fen-
Societies in Europe will come into ' don 7, B. L. Club 13; B. Y. Club
i 3, J. C. A. Centrals 2; N. E. 1. S,
session.
On the agency of the confer.' Young Maccabees 7.
ence there is a report of the gen-
Trans:
eral secretary of the federation Tennis
concerning the anti-Semitic ex.! The following are members of
the Jewish Centers Association
cesses in Roumania.
M. Dyzengoff, former mayor of tennis team which Is to compete in
Tel Aviv, will represent the Pales- the inter-settlement tennis tourna-
tine League of Nations Society at men: Irving Moss, Jake Harris,
30 Convenient Branches in Detroit and
! the conference. There will also ' Ephraim Kaufman, Carl Gamin
' be representatives of the Jewish' Sid Sinberg, Oscar Zemon.
Greater Metropolitan Area.
League of Nations Societies in
If you are not caught, you are
Bulgaria, Czecho - Slovakia and
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no thief.
• Austria.
PALACE
MODEL
LAUNDRY
Glendale 5680
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The Jewish Master Bakers As- right to submit to the pro-
Board of Arbitration
sociation of Detroit is not trying posed
the question of whether the
to disorganize or disrupt the drivers should be treated as
union, notwithstanding its state- members of the Bakers Un-
or whether they should
ment to this effect. To protect ion
be treated separately. To this
our interests and rights, we de- request the Union officials re-
to concede.
mand an agreement with the fused
It is expected that further strike
Bakers Union without dragging developments will arise.
Papier representa-
in the drivers, as we refuse to be tive Mr. of Charles
the Bakers' Boas
tion after speaking to certain in-
dictated to by the drivers as to dividual members of the Bakers
Union, still believes that the con-
whom and when we may sell our troversy
can be brought to an
products and supply the requests amicable settlement by fair play
on both sides.
of our trade.
We are willing and anxious to settle this matter ami-
cably if the union will consent to arbitration without the
drivers.
We exceedingly regret the inconvenience this is causing
the public.
Yours for a Speedy Settlement.
Associa-
Jewish Master Bakers Association of Detroit