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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, AUCUST 20, 1937. emOrganizing Committee; Frank Do- to the citys 50,000 laundry nat'd, United Mine Workers of ployes. America; Glen Gillespie, E. 51. 4)AIRY VOTE Royle and M. Atkins, International DETROIT C. I. O. Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter GOES from 1) Page (Continued THE MEMBER A OF Established 1929 Workers; Mark Cornaby, InternaDETROIT (UNS) Workers at day afternoon to discuss plans o tional Ladies Garment Workers This paper receives Union News organization and other matters o Union, and J. M. Melvin and W. II. two plants of the National Dairy Director Jones, International Typographical Company voted more than two to Regional importance. Service, a C. I. O. affiliate. the outlined one for the C. I. O. United Dairy James Morgan policy Union. of the C. I. 0. Another conference will be called Workers local industrial union as Among those in attendance were at an early date, Mr. Morgan said. their bargaining agency in a labor board election held at the Ebline V. L. Jones of the Steel Workers' matter March 28, 1930, at the post office Entered as second-clas- s and Detroit Creameries. at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. There were 508 votes cast for the with the work of similar organiza LADIES GARMENT WORKERS C. I. O., 150 for the A. F. of L., tions in Italy. The philanthropic UNION FORMED IN S. L. $1.50 per annum Subscription and 75 for the independent union. Mr. Schaaf who has donated of A local union of the InternaAdvertising rates by request. 78 per cent of the DeThis fice space to the association is now Ladies Garment Workers troit brings tional milk on a visit in Germany, the other industry under contract Union has been organized in Salt with the C. Address all communications and remittances to Utah Labor News, I. 0.f The national fatherland. fascist 24 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Others who have worked direct Lake City by Mark Cornaby, inter- Dairy Co. agreed to sign up with national union representative. the union winning the election. ly with Miss Sterling are Capt Published weekly at 24 South 4th East, Street, Salt Lake City, By all means, all ladies garment Edward Page Gaston, leader of Employes of the company went Utah. Telephone Was. 2981. the Patriot Guards of Washing- workers in Utaji should become on strike some time ago under an ton; William Frew Long, manager members of this splendid organiza A. F. of L. pnion. The company Publisher M. I. THOMPSON of Clevelands associated indus- tion. signed a bargaining agreement at Gar- that The International Ladies Office Manager bulk L. M. THOMPSON tries, chief supplier of strikebreaktime, but later the ment Workers Union was organ of the workers joined thelarge C. I. 0. ers to members of his open-sho- p association, and Silver legionnaire; ized over 37 years ago and has con Munson Havens, secretary of the tinued to grow until at presen MINERS OPPOSE VIGILANTE COALITION chamber of:ommerce; Charles A over 250,000 workers are reaping OUTLAW STRIKES EXPOSED IN CLEVELAND Kennedy, associate editor, anc benefits by being members of this President DENVER (UNS) Walter Steele, editor and leader of progressive organization. Mr. Cornaby has his headquar Reid Robinson of the International the National Republic to magazine was instructed This notes. spy (Continued from page 1) and the National Republic organi- ters at the Little hotel, 165 South Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Miss Sterling, known to her make three copies of her report Workers, in delivering his annual zation; Sherman Anderson, evan- Main street. friends as Elsie Theurer, avoids one for Republic Steel, one for Dr. Dickens-Lewi- s, W. F. Rev. and the in report to the 34th annual convengelist, German Rolf Kassler, consul( publicity, and neither of her names C. I. O. CONTRACT COVERS Leo tion here, gave an interesting reCol. minister; Presbyterian one for and Hayden is to be found in the city directory. Cleveland, 1 8000 LAUNDRY WORKERS statisview and nard banker of progress both in strike Ayres, She can be found by visitors in her Eames, business man and head of C. Col. settlements and in membership former Goss, Bryan office at 308 Caxton building, the secret seven of the chamber tician; He the of chief took warfare a firm stand on of Col. poison YORK The gas NEW gains. Unit Eames, (UNS) whose door proclaims it is occupied of commerce. Not only U. the of S. now broken and the worlds matter contracts, in I C. ed of recent the members army a other several Laundry Workers, bv the Air Maze corporation, which but recommenthe tear colmanufacturer; contract also gas following are has active offering seven largest 0. a secret affiliate, signed really occupies 312. A. E. Schaaf, S. O. R. T. Arden Col. dation: Turner, Q for 8000 inside laundry workers Miss Sterling, she president of the firm, not only do- laborators of officer and instructor at Western and drivers in the linen towel, coat My recommendation is that if nates office space for the associa- says. Stuand founder the of and division Reserve, leader of the the any of Martin Kessler, apron industry tion local anunion strikes in violation, but he also contributes $25 German-Americauniverthe Americaneers dent of at sucn which existing agreement, is correct to DeVolksbund, many expected monthly for its maintenance. C. E. Roseman, president of the abuses so international that the and Gerin president New Friends the of cessor sity; of memprevalent long is spite her denial that she a order to shall Standard have of the the this of sweated one members is company, Drug the trade. active authority because many, ber of the Silver Legion, immeone to of back work Clevelands the members foremost retail new He is a association. the Under trade agreement the of the they dont admit women, concerns. Cleveland inside drivers in and the workers obtain- diately, and if they refuse to go, draughtsman the of legion Sterling chapter Financial Backers 10 cent a Bronze ed and or 16211 wage increase, re- the charter shall be immediately company, per Graphite meets weekly in her home, to In addition it which the $25 duction of hours, improvement o revoked. ganizer of the independent union Detroit Avenue, Lakewood. asMr. The membership has tripled dur-- ( receives from the Schaaf, both which intends to keep out Meets Tom Girdler sanitary and working conditions Continued on page 3) receives sociation also month a $50 and and union. A. of L. C. of the I. the F. the 0. recognition The associations fuehrer likes the chamber from of The commerce; contract laun Daniell to the F. the Times of Raymond brings to tell her intimates over and over It is no disgrace to occasionally in his paper that the additional sums from Republic dry workers for the first time a again that she had two meetings has reportedNew I do not know. Lake To assume Chemical the Erie say, Steel; guarantee of vacations and sick Germany are most with Tom Girdler, but the most Friends of other times certain which Gosss attitude at (Col. firm, to any in adds company a the numerous million dollars leave; strikebreaking frequent Republic Steel visitor at beis to make men doubt your veracdamn bad strikes for hopes in to is the unions that payrolls, according being organized Miss Sterlings office is H. C. corps needs the money) ; estimate; and opens the question ity at other times and be sure of cause it Richardson, sales executive of Re- Fords bailiwick, and it is worth week. A commis your asininity most of the time. Other Republic officials while recalling that the American Quiesser Builders Supply com- of the five-da- y public. each and from $10 sion renazi to monthly pany; studv the question of hours fuehrer, Fritz Kuhn, until who are listed by Miss Sterling as & Aluminum of wrork and report on the possimembers of her committee of 250 cently was a chemist in the Ford the Nellman Bronze Neale-Phypecomthe a of company, week was set C. bility W. plant. are It. J. Wysor, president; and the U. S. Ordnance En up by the agreement. The report In to addition pany the of in White, charge Inc., the last named being is to be made within three months. opeiaticms, and J. A. Voss, labor literature of the Silver Legion agineers, concern of the Lake Erie sister The- - United Laundry Workers ' which nazis in the this disseminate relations manager. Chemical. also chartered by the C. I. O. a Unioin, the reachcountry, they When Mr. Richardson was patronize Miss Sterling draws upon a month and one-ha- lf ed by a reporter and questioned Right Cause Publishing company, ago, has en about his membership in the as- publishers of The Protocols of corps of volunteers, chiefly stu- rolled 10,000 new members and I have noth- the Learned Elders of Zion, which dents at Western Reserve and pro brought real hope of a better life sociation, he said: is distributed by almost every na- teges of Prof. Scott, for espionage ing to add to what Miss Sterling tive and foreign fascist group in work. Among these are C. E. Rose-matold She has already has you. AMERICAN LINEN the United States. The great in Jr., and William T. Avery, given you the whole story. son of Leland of treasurer terest of the nazi Avery, agents here in She also tells friends that she SUPPLY COMPANY rode to Youngstown in Girdlers American labor problems may be the Striproe company, who are described leaders as of the Student own car to confer with Republic gathered from the admission of Cleanliness First! Cleanliness officials just prior to the sched- Miss Sterling that the Cleveland Americaneers by Miss Sterling. Last! Boost, Build and Suprecently won the Prix de uled drive. She consul representing the German Avery port your State. Use Amergovernment called at her office on Rome in the classics. Young Avery ican continuous towels and gets direct reports from Sheriff June and Roseman conduct their activi12 Now available In get from her a report all kinds of linens they furRalph Elser of Youngstown, and on red to in ties in office an the activities in Shirley Michiinside to said she is Ohio, know the Stelnles nish. Support industries that and Indiana. building, at 4618 Euclid avenue, the more con story of the dynamite charges gan support you. Miss Sterling is on venient bottle, equally inti- furnished by Rosemans father. against Gus Hall and other strike mate terms 33 East 6th South Roseman, Jr., and his mother have German-America- n with the and leaders in Warren, and how the Jum2484-8Was. 5 Volksbund. She attends just sailed for Germany. The son evidence was obtained by our bos ecothe 1T PAYS TO KEEP secret meeting with uniformed also is president of the Wagner BEER-Han- dier nomical family-siz- e Among our people are nazi people. FINER CLEAN storm troopers, and at their Society in Cleveland. Spencer Warwick of Youngstown, bottle Bottles Student "Americaneers she rises with them and state commander of the Silver Le- meetings instruct-structoCol. r Turner, R. 0. T. C. gion and one of William Dudley salutes the swastika, the emblem at of a foreign political party. Western Reserve,' in chief lieutenants the Pelleys founded the Student Americaneers, Contact With Germany, Italy middle west; and Councilman Hown rabid Like of most college group with the naard Luse of Warren, who is close to the Silver Legion, and who was tive Fuehrers, Miss Sterling is in affiliates in universities in several of the United States, at reappointed to the council by ar- close collaboration with foreign parts about the time when the C. I. O. rangement between the chamber of fascism. In addition to her connecits organization drive. One began tions with German nazis she also commerce and the Public Service of the first actions of the organihas contact with that other fascist company, utility corporation. It is zation was to demonstrate under Dr. fatherland, that and Warwick Kenneth Luse Italy. alleged and the direction of Miss Sterling, know a great deal about the Gus Scott, professor of classical LaHall sace. UNION Printing Plant nguages at Western Reserve univer against the showing of Spain in Patronize Spy Industry sity, is in close touch with the as- Flames, the Spanish government When the Peoples conference sociation, and he is in Italy right film, and it was largely through met in Public hall to organize sup- now. He told intimates before the efforts of this and allied and Miss leaving that he is going to coor- pressure groups that the motion port for the steel strike. picture was banned, by the Ohio Sterling had a spy there taking dinate the work of the local group board of censorship. The Student Americaneers also started a publication, according to F. Ravmond Daniell in the New INCORPORATED Best Wishes to Utah Miners York Times, which initiated a committee of 200 to be recruited from among the citys business men to Mr. preserve industrial peace. 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