Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-30 | Page 12 | Grocers Okeh Ogden Meeting

GROCERS OKEH 1 OGDEN MEETING With the settlement of the culinary cull culi nary workers' workers strike at the Hotel Ben Lomond In Ogden Wednesday morning directors of the Utah Retail Re Re- tall tail Grocers Grocers' association announced their annual convention would be beheld beheld beheld held there as planned The association heads previously had lad announced they would meet In Salt Lake City unless the culinary union nion which has been picketing the he hotel gave them aSsurance assurance that hat there would be no labor trouble trouble trou trou- ble blo during th the convention F. F G G. Nicholas of Ogden chairman chairman chairman chair chair- man of the convention committee i announced the affair would open Sunday September 10 with a are are- re regatta regatta re- re gatta at Pine View dam with prizes donated by the grocers' grocers association as- as The presidents president's reception in the Ben Lomond hotel that evening will conclude that days day's events Business meetings will get under underway underway way vay M Monday September 11 with witha a university for grocers Members will be called to the I meetings by a school bell which is I being cing installed in the hotel I Speakers will include H. H H. H Sack of f Oakland vice president of the National Association of Grocers David avid Davies manager of merchandising merchandising mer- mer of the service department department depart depart- ment merit of oC the Pacific Fruit and Produce reduce company at Seattle Wash Alexander Rogers sales saies promotion manager for Libby Mc McNeil Neil Libby Chicago Carlton Canton F. F Sturdy New York r representative of f the American Can company Dean Robert C. C Line of th the University University Uni Uni- I- I of Montana school of business business business busi busi- ness administration Clyde C. C Edmunds Edmunds Edmunds Ed Ed- munds manager of the Utah Poultry Paul Foul try ry Producers' Producers Cooperative association association asso- asso and a representative of the state tale board of agriculture Entertainment will be sponsored allied by the Stimulators an trades rades organization affiliated with the he fo foOd d industry Women's events will vill be in charge of a committee leaded headed by Mrs F. F G. G Nicholas Ogden Hotel Strike Ends After Six Weeks OGDEN The week six-week long strike at the Hotel Ben Lomond at Ogden ended Wednesday with signing of a contract which both hotel heads and members of the Ogden Culinary Alliance described as satisfactory The contract provides that 13 strikers will return to their jobs Thursday morning and the remaining remaining remain remain- ing 12 will be returned within 60 days S Other clauses in the agreement provide that there shall be no no discrimination discrimination discrimination dis dis- dis- dis crimination against union help in inthe inthe inthe the hotel but the manager shall have the right to pass on the qualifications qualifications quail quail- of the S There shall shaH be no discharges for union activities and increases of 5 a month will g go to bartenders bus boys and miscellaneous miscellaneous miscella miscella- workers Other will receive free l lunch The Culinary Alliance expressed thanks to George F. F Eccles president president president dent of ot the First Security Bank of Utah and A. A L L. Glasmann Clasmann publisher publisher pub pub- lisher usher of the Ogden Osden Standard Ex for their services as special special cial mediators In settling the strike The strikers who will not return to work for 60 days said they would apply for state unemployment compensation compensation com corn while they are not work work- ing The strike was called July 19