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peter N. Anderson Dictator.
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•ABOLITION OF NIGHT
• WORK IS THE AIM
• OF AMERICAN BAKERS
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CHICAGO, May 1— The baking
industry in America may be complete
ly revolutionized if organized labor
carries out its demands for abolition
of night work, according to leading
master bakers.
The national headquarters here o*
the Bakers* and Confectionery Work
ers* International Union of America
has sent an address to every local .n
the country urging that formal de
mand for abolition of work between 11
p. m. and f> a. m. be made when wage
scales for the year are presented lo
employers soon after May 1.
Each local will be permitted to take
steps as it seems necessary to enforce
the demands.
In vigorously opposing the demands,
master bakers assert that To per cent
of bakery goods is produced alter
midnight, that the public demands
fresh biead each morning , and that
the change would greatly reduce out
put or necessiate costly expansion o!
plants and machinery. In either case,
they say, the co^t oi the 1,500,000
loaves of bread produced dally r*.
Chicago would he increased to tne
consumer and that other cities prob
ably would follow the same course.
To this the union executive board
replies that similar objections were
j advanced years ago when legislatmu
/ as ought abolishing cellar bakeries.
“Employers thought they would not
do without the dirty underground bak
eries. but now they would not think
of returning to such conditions,” said
A. A. Myrup, treasurer of the union.
“We ask aboliton of night work as a
matter of health and justice to our
30,000 workers. The change is also ir.
the interest of public health. In large
cities TO to 08 per cent of the popu
lation u>es bakery bread. Doctors say
prevalence of tuberculosis and neiTous
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WINDOWS, DOORS, GLASS and MILL-WORK.
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( Seward Alaska )
'Why
Do Use
Kienzo?
Because it makes
m y Break fast
taste Better!”
Countless little taste-nerves
have been cleansed cf the stale
secretions %vhich make the
mouth hot and sticky. Take
For Sale At
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largo measure to night work in h;gh
temperatures. Most accidents also oc
cur at night when the woikers are
drowdy.
“Night work is prohibited in hake*
ies of Italy, Sweden, England and
other European countries. We appre- i
date tho importance of tin* change and
are willing that it be adopted gradu
ally until night work is entirely elim
inated. Hut workers will insist that
the demand b * granted . They consul-:
or this issue more important than
higher wages or .shorter hours nt .
present.”
Union executives say night work
was discontinued in San Francisco I
bakeries a year and a half ago and
that the plan since has been adopted i
by thirty smaller cities. The contro
versy over night work was started
twenty-five years ago, they declare.
BELMONT
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JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
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