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September 01, 1972 - Image 24

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-09-01

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Jevvi:.11 Labor Committee Backs Farm workers' Lettuce Boycott

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24—Friday, Sept. 1, 1972

Jess i-rn Labor r ganizing Committee boycott' farm workers union on the
sumer boycott as the only
issued a of head lettuce.
wrapper." The symbol is a
way out.
in support of the
Edson Shifrin, chairman stylized eagle with wings
The union, in its literature,
Far r, Work. rs Or- of the J LC Michigan region. outstretched,
recalls the role played in its
in a I ette r c i r c u I a ted • Shifrin also noted that the struggle by a young Jewish
throughout the area said en boycott applies only to head • woman, Nan Freeman. She
drrrsement of the boycott is or iceberg 1 , •ttuce, not to died after being hit by a
seen as the "only means left other type, truck while walking a union
L. force the growers of heart
The union argues that
picket line in Florida. An
lettuce to enter into a col
migrant workers who pick
active member of her temple
!ectis e
bargaining agree
the lettuce have no mini-
youth group and an observer
fluent ooh our most es
mum wage, Social Serm- •
of the Sabbath and dietary
',toted section of unrker. --
ity , workmen's compensa-
laws, Nan had volunteered
th, farm workers "
lion or unemployment in-
to help the farm workers in
%t the same time, rl.r ,
surance protection. Last
Florida. The union recalls
rrrri , rimer was wa rned that
sear. they averaged only
her as having "lived out the
union label on the tenor,
Fri lass of work and an
meaning of her words .
ss rappui
dors not Ilf•ces
annual income of less
a
contemporary model of
-rarity mean that the con-
than s1.600.
farm
service and sacrifice "
sumer is busing let t u c e
workers went on strike to
picked by labor organized
protest working conditions
by the farm workers. If you and wages, they were met
are looking for union lettuce.
w i t h permanent injunc-
look for the symbol of the
lions. They see the con-

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