The Revisionist daily “Haam” appeared to-day half-size, in consequence of a clash with the Palestine Labour Federation, Histadruth Haovdim, who held up the printing work.
The conflict arose when the “Haam” moved in a new printing press, and decided to engage Revisionist workers for it, while the Histadruth insisted that the unemployed workers who are registered with its Labour Office should be engaged.
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