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Show i Majority of Master Bakers ' Agree to Terms of New I Contract A majority of the Master Bakers of Ogden have accepteifthe terms of the now contract hat was drawn up by Bakery and Confectionery . "Workers' union, local 13S, according to a statement state-ment by J. Z. Rookhuyzon, financial secretary and treasurer. He stated that the new contract, which was effective ef-fective May 1, would undoubtedly be acccpicu oy mo remaining oaKeries In the city within the month. ' The now scale of wages and other requests made by the baker3 follow: Bench or machine workers shall receive re-ceive not less than $36 a week. Dough mixers and ovenmen not less than $40 a week. Foromea notless than $12 a week. Jobbers not less than $1 an hour. Apprentices to be paid $18 a week for the first six months, for the second six months, $24. for the second year $30 and at the end of the third year, If qualified shall become a journeyman. All overtime shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half. Workers not to be allowed to work moce than two hours a day overtime. It Is stated In the contract that tho scale shall go into effect May 1, and shall continue in effect for one year. oo |