Little Adolph Hitler's Cake Calamaty
Sorry Cake Wrecks -- no photo was available. So how would you decorate such a cake, if you would do it?
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=9553130
There's more fallout after a Pennsylvania supermarket refused to put a child's name on his birthday cake. The little boy's name is Adolph Hitler Campbell.
While the market said no, Wal-Mart decorated the cake as ordered.
And now, some customers are furious.
His story has become a world-wide sensation.
Three-year-old Adolf Hitler Campbell denied a personalized birthday cake because of his name.
Last week, employees at the Warren County, New Jersey Shop-Rite refused to decorate a cake with the name "Adolf Hitler" on it but those at the Wal-Mart in Lower Zazareth Township honored the request. A decision the company now seems to regret.
According to a Wal-Mart spokesman, the company has received complaints from customers offended that the store would make a cake bearing the Nazi ruler's name.
A Wal-Mart shopper says "I wouldn't make the cake - I thought it was something we wouldn't see in this century.
It's now reviewing its decorating policy that, up until now, only banned profanity.
A Wal-Mart shopper says "they should have better sense."
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=9553130
There's more fallout after a Pennsylvania supermarket refused to put a child's name on his birthday cake. The little boy's name is Adolph Hitler Campbell.
While the market said no, Wal-Mart decorated the cake as ordered.
And now, some customers are furious.
His story has become a world-wide sensation.
Three-year-old Adolf Hitler Campbell denied a personalized birthday cake because of his name.
Last week, employees at the Warren County, New Jersey Shop-Rite refused to decorate a cake with the name "Adolf Hitler" on it but those at the Wal-Mart in Lower Zazareth Township honored the request. A decision the company now seems to regret.
According to a Wal-Mart spokesman, the company has received complaints from customers offended that the store would make a cake bearing the Nazi ruler's name.
A Wal-Mart shopper says "I wouldn't make the cake - I thought it was something we wouldn't see in this century.
It's now reviewing its decorating policy that, up until now, only banned profanity.
A Wal-Mart shopper says "they should have better sense."