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...pointed out that the economy measures, which resulted in laying-off 18 workers in the Business School kitchens, were necessary because the dining halls were running a deficit despite the high board rate of $10.50 per week. Substantially all the waiters of the School are now students, but it is thought that more could be employed in pantry and kitchen work...
Proposals to replace 10 waitresses in the Business School dining halls by an equal number of student waiters and to lay off other waitresses and kitchen help as an economy move were bitterly attacked at a joint meeting of the Waitresses' Union, local 112 and the Cooks and Pastry Cooks, local 186 in Cypress Hall last night...
This contract states that the agreement applies to all dining hall and kitchen workers "except students in the University who are or may be employed therein as a means of enabling them to pay part of their expenses while studying at the University...
When they woke in the morning, they tiptoed into the kitchen, where Tony fixed cereal and milk for breakfast. He decided he had better stay home from school to take care of Judy. By the end of the long day he was wishing mightily that his mother would wake up. Judy and he had finished what little milk there was and all the cereal. When they climbed into bed that night they were pretty hungry...
...Christmas the reliable Swiss news paper Die Neue Zürcher Zeitung noted that Germans were buying vacuum cleaners, kitchen utensils, lamps, radio sets, suit cases, purses, wallets out of all proportion to their past needs. Economics Minister Dr. Walther Funk publicly complained that people were investing their money in bathtubs. Last week an official anti-hoarding campaign began as stories were circulated of a woman who bought six electric carpet sweepers, of others who collected copper coins, fur coats, oriental rugs...