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February, 1929
The INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER
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Location Notice
Attention is called to all members that they must notify the Local office before leaving town on location.
When calling in, give names of entire camera crew, place of location and time you expect to be gone.
This is important as it is one of the ways this office can co-operate with, and help the cameramen.
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Demand the Label
A man who will not help others is not, himself, worthy of being helped. The Union man who neglects the Union Label is denying help to those from whom he requires help. o
Have you called at the office recently for your mail? We have a number of unclaimed letters here addressed to members.
Flash! Flash! Flash!
To Editor of The International Photographer. Fast Wire. Chas. P. Boyle gets call to go to
work at the Pathe studio. Weather
permitting call.
Second Flash. Hold. Rained
today.
Kodak Note
Employes of the Eastman Kodak Company, numbering 20,000, entered December 20 into a new insurance and pension plan underwritten by the Metropolitan Insurance Company, whereby they get life and disability insurance and pensions, the costs of the premiums to be paid half by the Eastman Kodak Company and half by the employes.
Sleep on Pequot
The United Textile Workers of America wish every Union member and their family to buy and sleep on Pequot sheets and pillow cases. Why? Because it is the only 100 per cent Union made sheet in this country, and also because it is the oldest and best made.
All other sheets and pillow cases are non-Union made.
The American Federation of Labor in convention at Detroit, Los Angeles and New Orleans adopted resolutions urging Organized Labor to patronize Pequot sheets and pillow cases.
Five-Day Week
The Kodak Park plant of the Eastman Kodak, well remembered to war-time photographers, is to try the five-day working week as an experiment. If successful, the plan of operation will be extended to all points, affecting about 15,000 employes. There are 5,000 employes in the Kodak Park factory. o
The Hollywood Daily News is showing real prosperity and has replaced the former newspaper press with a new one that is strictly up to date. This advance has been necessitated by the constantly growing circulation. They have also been making some advantageous improvements in the composing room in the way of rearranging the layout.
Near a Pole
Sherman — Wherever in the world you go, you'll find us Jews are the leading people.
Roal — How about Alaska?
Sherman — Veil, Iceberg ain't no Presbyterian name. — Colu?nbia Cauldron.
Greetings and congratulations to the International Photographers, on this, the occasion of the first issue of their official organ.
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ROY DAVIDGE FILM LABORATORIES