Maple Avenue Evening High School - Progress Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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of Clean, Wholesome Bakery Goods is to Buy Products of Firms that Co-operate with us. WE HAVE practically succeeded in abolishing the Filthy Shed and Basement Bakeries and are now fighting Slovenliness and Disease of the Person and the Overlong Work Day which endangers the Health and Life of the Worker. K 3 Q Here is produced the Bakers' Label. It is your true W YOUR GUARANTEE C z 'mill . ', 2 2 2,, , ,,g,, friend-The Stamp of Quality. If you will call us up, We Will gladly furnish the names of bakeries that co-operate with us, and produce clean and reliable bakery goods. BAKERS, UNION, LOCAL NO. 37, 540 Maple Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. Phone, Pico 3595. N 4 THE ELECTRICAL WORKERS OF LOS ANGELES, represented in Local Union No. 83, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, are in sympathy with the movement for better training for those engaged in the industry. The electrical industry here lacks system and the question of more thoroughly trained mechanics is a vital one. The ineffic- iency. of the worker, so much complained of, is the result of this lack of system. The workers in the trade have not been encouraged and protected as they should be. The proper co-operation is lacking. This Organization has honestly endeavored to promote skill and productivity by advocating a system that would put the industry on the highest possible level of efficiency by striving to advance and protect those engaged in it. We Welcome a system of technical training along the trade extension lines and offer fullest co-operation. . T ELECTRICAL WORKERS' UNION, LOCAL NO. 83. Room 112-540 Maple Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Page Ninety-seven