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Seventy-five business men yesterday attended the Brooklyn Federation Trade Conference luncheon at the Hotel Governor Clinton to consider means of aiding the Federation drive. The conference, an organization of Brooklyn residents doing business in Manhattan, or if living elsewhere, doing business in Brooklyn, was presided over by Morris W. Haft.
Judge Algeron I. Nova, president of the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum, spoke on the deficit confronting the institution and the campaign that must be undertaken for Federation.
Other speakers who greeted the conference were Mr. Haft and Justice Mitchell May, Federation president.
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