The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 15

t NEARS SETTLEMENT ~ONATHOUR BASIS Work Monday Pending Fi- nal Decision by War Board. The answer of most fat people is that constant dieting is hard, {0 | Jenkins ved the greater pare of his some, exhaustive — then, too, t be harmful to fe the weight down. the old-fashioned idea, PATERSON, N. J., Feb. 7.—Most of the silk workers now on strike will bo ly next week on the forty-seven hours a week, if lution framed by the manufacturers 4 conference yesterday y bearing on the situation This was the first organized attempt made by both parties to the contr- versy to make a conclusive statement of their positions, Another joint meeting will be heid to-night after the seyarate commit tees have conferred with the orguni- zations which they represent, and !t is expected that, now the « wedge has been placed, the meeting will bring the contenders much nearer to conciliation. ‘That the local manufacturers have conferred with leaders of the in- dustry in other sections, with a view working hours throughout the eastern section, and so doing away with one phase of the objections aguinst shorter hours for the Paterson workers, was indicated in the report of the joint committees, Make Cake With Douglas Oil The Delicate and Economical Shortening “The manufacturers adhered to their earlier proposal that the whole matter of standardizing hours tn the silk industry be left to the National War Labor Board to decide, and re- ported that the silk manufacturers of New York and vicinity, Hoboken and Union reed to é nm in “Represe: ntatives of the workers, while they agreo that standardiza- tion would be a good thing, tenaciously to their belic Kk Labor Board's » basis of forty-seven hours per only disturbing element in the y measures is the I. 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