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Show The Dragerton Tribune, Dragerton,- - Utah Tuesday, November 29, 1949 in particular is apparently much displeased at having its vote disqualified by the tellers. In this instance, the tellers reportedly found that the return sheet from the local did not bear the locals seal. Kenilworth local officials Move For District Meet By Wyoming contend that the return sheet they sent to the Rock Springs, WyoBring About Recent Election Review Group ming , district headquarters bore Five Carbon county locals of which adopted such a resolution the proper seal and that the disthe United Mine Workers of and has sent letters to all other trict tellers had no right to cast America District 22 are taking locals in the district urging them out the vote of the entire local. A the lead in adoptmg resolutions to take similar action. letter explaining the Kenilworth directed to the district headquarThe locals which have acted for locals stand has been dispatchters calling upon the district of- the special convention call are ed to John L. Lewis, UMW of A exficers to call a special convention Columbia, Peerless, Royal, Kaiser president. The letter further to bring about a settlemeht in the and the received by reception plains are There apSunnyside. election controversy which has 55 locals in the dis- a Kenilworth delegation when it proximately at been raging since the announce- trict with a majority of them in went to Rock Springs recently ment by the district tellers which Utah. the invitation of Houston Martin, to inspect the stated that Frank Fox and Virgil The action of the Wyoming district president, seal-le- ss tabulation form. Wright had been elected to the ofreported fices of vice president and secret- local in starting this movement The Kenilworth delegation reary-treasurer, respectively, over i? indication that the vote con- turned to Utah reportedly withtheir Utah opponents, James Brin-le- y troversy is not merely centered in out having been given the opUtah, that part of the district that portunity to inspect the controverand Arthur Biggs. had four of its locals votes dis- sial return sheet. The movement for a special conUtah union leaders contend that qualified by the district tellers bevention. Wfis started by the Reli- cause of reported vote rule in- if the four locals votes were ance, Wyoming, Local No. 905 fractions. The Kenilworth local thrown out, including Kenil Union Locals Seek Special Convention Started to worth, Rains locals 7299 and 1948, and Huntington, then the votes of Local 22 should also be disqualified. Local 22 is made up of cards held by former miners who still retain their unoin membership but are not connected with any other local Section 14, Article XV of the district constituto protect the tion states' that membership of members residing where no local union is established the district secretary-treasurshall upon presentation accept transfer cards and dues and er assessments from such members, on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anderson and daughter of Provo will spend Thanksgiving in Dragerton. Bruce is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Anderson and his wife is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Leavitt. Bruce is attending the B. Y. U. in Provo, majoring in music. Mrs. James Cassano of Salt Lake City spent a few days visiting in Dragerton the past week. on vour Fall and Winter Needs -- IN OUR PAGE FIVE she came over by train and Mr. and daughter, Charleen, left for the week end with Mrs. Kreps and Mrs. Archie J. Orme drove Long Beach, California, in Mr. sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. her home and spent the week-en- d Elliss new car. They are going Vic Delost and Linda. to visit Elliss son, Howard, who - Mrs. Maurice Manchester enterin the city, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mower of is stationed at Long Beach with tained at a birthday party TuesFairview have moved to East Car- the navy. November afternoon, 15th, day bon. Mr. Mower is employed in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreps and for her son. Jack, who was six the Kaiser mine. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson of children of Grand Junction spent years old. Payson are now at home at 337 Berkley avenue. Itf Mr. and Mrs. James Cole of Spring Glen have moved to 333 Carson. Mr. Cole is interested in the new filling station now being irllfAV built on the highway west of town. Mr. and Mrs. James B. AnderCombination son of 345 Carson have moved to Weather Windows Helper to make their home. The Young Peoples society of Hrt b a mw inlerthang-abl- n w.oth.r window the Community church1 enjoyed for your comfort end at an outing Friday evening Storm osh ond convenience. Clarks Valley. A large camp fire Kroon ore only holt ordinary 9 (arm sat keep was the highlight of the evening. tutnter cold OUT size. They ore easy to change Action games were enjoyed by the easy to hrpptn !(IN sumFf easy to handle store. Changing involve only group, as well as the roasting of a matter of econds. wieners, apples and toasting of marshmallows there were lots of Made of Ponderoia Pino one of natures finest Insulot-in- g eats for all and a good time was materials treated with a had. Those present were Phyllis toxic preservaRose, Patricia Skranzas, Kathryn tive far long lifo. Zele, Dorothy and Joy Ann CogNo special outside frames) gins, Betty Blevins, Joan Stock-burgHalf u panel No unsightly hardware! Full to handle Netha Sue Nelson, Beth ra in s melt assured! Store visibility a, Koskie, John Blevins, Ted Abey-ttpoce Modulator gives complete Paul and Allen Tratos, John storm sash protection saves Draper, L. D. Niel, Rev. and Mrs. on fuel annually. up to 30 Kenneth Johnson and Mr. and Actually you pay nothing to Mrs. N. L. Roberts. comfort d enjoy this A fellowship service was held ond protection! at the Assembly of God church Phone or write us today. Upper and tower etorm eatket Poe si tee wsffrt tnnde Friday evening which was well Setter still drop in for demonrati l v wuetled from from, lot eee tath Takrt only ere ond to replan attended. Decorations were of fall stration. No obligation to buy. opmeamd locks turner storm auA mU screen flowers of the community. ... 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