The literary digest . is a measure ofservice and reward. The former regulateshours of service; the latter is a form ofwage agreement. This diff(-rence is in a measurereflected in the nuthods by which limita-tion on work-hours has been brought has Ikhii the most generalm«>thod for the introduction of the straighteight-hour day. Such legislation hasusually been i)romoted b\- those who giveweight to social consid»>rations. whereasaction by emplojcrs or by labor-unionshas generally favored the basic day. The basic eight-hour day with premiumrates for overtime the
The literary digest . is a measure ofservice and reward. The former regulateshours of service; the latter is a form ofwage agreement. This diff(-rence is in a measurereflected in the nuthods by which limita-tion on work-hours has been brought has Ikhii the most generalm«>thod for the introduction of the straighteight-hour day. Such legislation hasusually been i)romoted b\- those who giveweight to social consid»>rations. whereasaction by emplojcrs or by labor-unionshas generally favored the basic day. The basic eight-hour day with premiumrates for overtime theoreticall\- and prac-tically violates the princi])le of the straighteight-hour day. The labor»>r who demandsthe i>ight-hour da\ on grounds of recreation,home lf(,, and intellectual who welcomes overtime, shows that to 77ie Literary Digest for March 15, 1919 123 For Three Years HudsonSuper-Sixes Have Led There are SevenHudson Models Two open andfive closed The 7-passengerPhaeton sellsat $2200. Super-Six leadership f^as first establishedon the speedway. Inhere it showed suchperformance and endurance as immediatelyplaced it in the front as the greatest stockcar that had ever attempted such feats. But present Hudson leadership does not rest upon whatit has done in establishing the best time for one hour, orfor one hundred miles, or for its twenty-four hour per-formance, or for having made the best time in the greatesthill climb that was ever held, when it climbed to the top ofPikes Peak. The Super-Six is not distinguished becauseof any one notable performance, although it holds moresuch records than any other car. The greatest proof of Hudson leadership is shown bythe way in which 60,000 owners use their cars. Suchservice soon made the Super-Six the largest selling fine carin the world. Acknowledged by all Rivals The Super-Six has not only influenced the mechanical design ofother It leads in body designing. Hudson body designs are the standard of mo
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