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(?) o 9 :*aae Oiici -to" J*w.~ Locker Bo. Not ::) To ?ym8eter 1 0u-*-6 i It ,cir._nj* Thest Waist Log J'jiper . o 3 Mo * C/veraij.3 Cheat Waiat log Und9rvear Shirt TJ 3 Ma uravere *7: Back Back' sign. - ___P-bpIttbp______ Chambers Work: Upon employment all operators and maintenance sen are given titOt?- pairs of trousers, tvo ehirte, two suite of long underwear, -$vq-large toyela (1 a cake of soap and a pair of vocdec-eoled aandaie. These- sandals era; jrornvfc ' to, from and tnking ahover bathe, They are obtained from the Korea Wooden Company, Coiuchv.s, Nebraska .tad ioet about fifty centra pair, \3pcn requi* nle foromun, sua employe* received two nev taveia every six vaeks a new. cal every ~vc w~?3.';a, The first, ijoue of clothing ie free after which.employee it with two new iacuee a year at half price, upon requisition froaTtbo foremen : All' clothing rontenirated or dexaa^jed to such'as extent that it auat be discarded la*' replaced or Company .expenseClothing supplied toeoployeea moat ^s fettirned vtibn * are terminated. " - - : ""T '';* ' -*' :\-lrJz Bound Brook Plant: Originally all production nan were given cover-alls, utdei soap and toveia out recently the Union baa insisted that this service be extended' maintenance men. Three sets of clotlea are furniahed a year. A aet inoludaetird^ ' of dravera \ winter or summer veight )V.'ttfo Suitaof loijg>e2eeved `uxider-ahlrfca '-( or auzmer weight), tiro suite of qover^an'a or tvo-dingareea sd tvo` Jacket* thia clothing had to he paid for over three pay-days, but it la now free. The are "heavy duty" 22 i^toB-hy Sh' ^achee is aia^. The undervnar ls" Utlna tSflTtiiig"^ Company, flexible rib'/ siehm shrunk.' Thecover-all ore "Army Surplus* or Overalls from Paterson; lev Jersey; All' clothing la . stencilled with the employee* check number .wflB^ftrehiee Indellbleylnk, obtained froa H. Kohnetasm V Company/" 63-91 Park II.T. `at $4.90 per quart, This Ink la especially el ae it vi11 vj^^^H^humarous vaahin&a. - ..., r ~r * '**# ,..' .... . ... .WV, - \ . ' . * f, r. v- 'i Uhlforma, unlcsnail* /'coats; ' pants, aprons/ cape eat tov^lk are/-< furnished fre^^QE^t'plant men. (Production'Workers), platform actf, foreman; whole- " ealo drivers and'laboratory technicians". Tpvela and smocks.`arii'supplied to offload employees mi +o sen In the PrinMhg Shop. ? Uniforms and towela'are oharged'dally^"^ L A VI D B I | <3 ! dPl K'A T I 0 IS . .' A `r.^^Wmisa Plant Laundries are usually located vhere ihe.utiiltlssT(vBter^ stesm^ g^aad^l, M'.~ -electricity) are readily acceaalble for exaaqjle, In one corner of the.fi^oyee*j\*f^ Service Building (wash end locker rooms) such ae at tbd Bound Brook Piaat of ths;Csl^ Chemicals Division of the American Cyanamid Company or ln.a eeparats hulldihg'4aoh. BlKvj itbe -30 ft. x 6o ft. corrugated Iran building at the Chambers Varks of. thp daPont *i CaaqMny. Borden's laundry for the Ketropolltan Area'it'V^art*cf^ thei^^Atlatttift^ll^ Avenue Pasteurising. Plant. y-y v- 5 * . ~ *t*..' ?y*; 7-r EB 003653