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Show Review o2 (Duainreinitfc irr EDUCATE ORGANIZE COOPERATE K u V Vv VOL X: NO. 50 SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, JUf 1939 " District 22 U. M. W. of A. Will Meet in Ogden Price: $1 5 Cents Per Copy Is the New Deal Hampering I Business Recovery? The 12th biennial constitutional convention of District 22, You have read aplenty in the Tory press and heard it from United Mine Workers of America, will be held in the Ben Lothe Republican speakers that the New Deal program of Presimond hotel at Ogden, commencing at 10 a. m. Tuesday, July. dent Roosevelt is ruining the nation's business. 1, according to the official call issued from the district head- Let s look at the facts in the matter. party of xi8Tdifigf Coolidgc find the call at The is Wyommg. Cheyenne, signed by Hoover in Salt Lake City have orquarters Reports of business corporations to their stockholders defiM. John officers: district forum of a following for the purpose ganized nitely disprove the assertions of Republican speakers and newsRoss, president; Albert Roberts, business has been transacted. over the serious sickness moaning that the Administration at Washington has been hamperSeveral speakers are expected to of the G. 0. P. vice president, and Virgil Wright, and extoll papers elephant business recovery to imperil the profit system. address the convention on problems secretary-treasureing rugged individualism, and sing ing For example, in a single issue of the staunch reactionary G. The convention will seat 62 dele of the day pertaining to economics, ing songs of lamentation over the and labor Utah 11 industry politics. and officers from O. P. New York Herald-Tribun- e in New Deal spending work projgates recently, 19 of 27 corporations President Ross will appoint the and Wyoming locals of the organiwomen t that men, in working lines all of and commerce reported very, substanindustry zation. Due to the fact that there committees necessary to transact d chil(r,n have food to .at, in- tial increases in and net the of work the , convention, of renewal been a earnings during the first quarter of 1939 has working d the.; th t f resolutions struct the constitution, over that and in the union t 1938. between Several reporting losses attributed period agreements j the coal operators, in harmony with and grievance committees to meet them their to Lake Qaude T. Dames, Salt foreign branches. the national settlement, working wasteful- - and a called it J JffJ In lawyer, classification a to be prepared by industries of all American manufaccontracts will not be an issue of to npOT,ip America a d 8g the on Associated Press reported that the largest gain was turers, the convention. The delegates will render a least a partial report meaning the New Deal spending,- made the automobile makers, whose earnings were 835 confine themselves to the consider- the first day the delegates convene. He was up m arms . against governby per . . . ation of constitutional changes, The scale conference committee ment Interference in private inuus-wi- cent higher than in the corresponding quarter last year. convention. be the elected n n by resolutions and other matters that Other industries making impressive gains were railroad The committees to be appointed are He may be presented. upheld the equipment, 447 ystem per cent; dairy products, 168 per cent; buildThe district convention usually SUBIS nigged individual- - ing materials, 91.5 in each remains in session from day to day per cent; machine tool makers, 68 per cent- -' ism when millions were starving, on 3) 10 on or until all 1 r. I I 3' .. I . I li Cly sub-distri- for a week or ct. (Continued and rich were getting richer, and page 4) Eviwere poor getting poorer. dently the Salt Lake apostle is also opposed to the government's silver This should be purchase policy. good news to the Utah silver mine By A. I. HARRIS operators, who are still by tradition By CECIL OWEN in the Republican camp. League Publicity Director, Labors Non-PartisBarnes condemned the New Deal WASHINGTON with Although he admitted hiring labor dictatorial machine evRichard G. Democrats spies, which Plumley, general manager of the Stamford, WASHINGTON Labors big issue for the remainder of erywhere are disgusted. No doubt Connecticut, plant of the Yale and Towne Manufacturing com- page (Continued days, Trespassing at the Capital BETWEEN THE LINES an cool-head- ed this session of Congress will be work-relie- f lasl week b'fore lhe Sena,e Ubor rate m bill 1940 for the tee 3, figThe Casey to provide 00,000 jobs hearings on the proposed La Follette-Thoma- s bill or Bill King of Utah and a few n to prohibit oppressive labor practices that "the spirit between cal year is being supported by Labors League and others of the same ilk. He cried, bring us back to nor- - management and employes is just a friendly family its labor and liberal allies. spirit. Per- No doubt, he meant the In this fight the Administration has yielded to its oppo- malcy. duties ascribed to the labor spies consisted of beim? Sub-Comm- !n-,isU- it- !i Non-Partisa- hen only naif by ..king The President WPA next te 1 6fWaltStreetrwere has . . ... this at family gatherings. . . . normlacv jn bagvw the asked but 1,500, 000,000 while the obey I tne tne American wont expense i were advocated by Casey bill would appropriate $2,- - Ihlante groups and special 250,000,000, the same as spent this Moseley courts. year. Unfitness of the Dies committee. , , . - v. thrown back attack Their to do a competent job of invest!- Liberties Committe ftnhful reac- J1"5 fate .f lhe V Follle m the Wagner act, in bylL continues to "ot are concentrating their fire on the fithaiidlinv'of' erpose shocking violations of civil Mosde v'Tt ner tionaries of the G. O. P. will harmit' 'vtl'er.or in liberties America withl rests Senator. relief issue The Republican cause more than in Congress. Roosevelt, they who upped the farm bill by several IF111;": stump speecnesDy tne over benefit it. The reason for it Senator Byrnes, South Carolina sives is the at; an heatedbrass of the master Senate feel, be i neveL only man to defeat hundred million will among was the men of the Democrat, he declared I on let It . both action questions. Committee. Control and rein his party and out !we? though the down to drive those seeking and their critiBarnes A , of number has Senator get away with all kinds of lJPe of the Cordell Hull Byrnes power i;of sp eriild 0 hsurd charges with- ani of life and the are death over Pres- - Ueneral future supporters npw talking Roose-th- e I New Deal inas- - velt as the only man to insure a Committee idST reqSesr for La Follette tods ut requiring him to offer any Would I wish they organize much as the Schwellenbach reso- - Democratic victory. And some of always face severe attack and oft- - I Chairman Martin Dies, the great! mre of these the consouthern lution Democrats are said for $100,000 in providing en are shaved down t0'Texa and no doubt means additional votes for tinuation Congress. . had fun re- - to be swinging that work of been its has So 1940. way! Aceord-ferre- d pal, Mn5A. New Deal candidates m to his committee. ing to cloakroom gossip, Represen- Whatever Senator Byrnes does, tatives John E. Rankin of Missis- I wUnesses as a key Hgure in 'is commonlsippi and Carl Vinson ofGeorgia eveVthawhkh7lmIPresidtpro-af- t gj'nRooseveltTor'a third! the committee does I tim at d capitol-nit is have privately expressed them- We cannot afford to take kooedge P0aa- aof selves known favor of the chief execu-th- e that I Byrnes disapproves de To eSn'ces with Hooverites, he The attitude of Congress ia.- tive running for a third term, last contingemess year Committee Follette La House the fleeted by Appropria who wished to smear labor and the dared. Here are some of the Being a uing its investigations. tions Committee whose alleged in- New Deal. sional there opinions: reactionary, quiry into WPA was simply The big question here now is PARKING METERS Vito Marcantonio, American is good reason why Byrnes should which in only excursion smearing is going to be al- AND SIGNS whether the investigations discontin- - bor, New York: Roosevelts only enemies of WPA were heard. It lowed to Moseley 0 his continue will trouble be drawing ued from this time. laat Texas. There from adrefused to hear testimony a year retirement pay from) Tt is reported that a sign Con-- 1 Some very important work is will be a third party candidate if bor groups. the army while he goes about the dressed To Whom It May the agenda of lIie Civil Lib- - the Democrats nominate a reac- Labor forces are mozilizing for a m7ntrv revolts cem was hung on a parking meter I still on Committee, mos important tionary. A SdTSlin? real test of strength on this les, in Salt Lake City, It read: R. T. Buckler, Farmer-Laboritof the which ' are investigations John L. Lewis, chairman of Labors brown leather jacket was taken anti-labMinnesota: I favor Roosevelt for practices on the West League, has put for from this spot yesterday. How II Coast, ac-- J a third term, and this seems to be Term Third nefarious the I Trip minespecially fnHav a as bare bill wv Vj ward the Casey I tivities of the Associated Farmers, the general sentiment among pro- imum. Unless it passes there is Some real indication as to whethk moim iMext ga wants President name of this organization gressives. If Garner gets the nation tha read bound to bo wideW suffering j The realhave it ' Sor, te been Associated Bank- - ination, the progressives would put : a th,rf wlIls00nl l?ooserf!tfor next winter. paired it be available. ers; its original funds came from up a third party candidate. disclosed Usher L. Burdick, Progressive House has the public utilities. White The WAGE-HOUA Modern Major General cross-couevi-- 1 Republican, North Dakota: the A a Presidential send entire to for It is plans proposal In the absence of its chairman dence of the La Follette Commit-- 1 too early to say whom I will sup-te- e summer. He will visit ADMINISTRATION rej who had run tmt just as the Nazi-- 1 California Worlds Fair and REPORTED UNDER FIRE to the Department of Justice at port in the next presidential Fascist trail was getting warm, then run up to Alaska. Many e this time is being resisted by the paign. In my opinion the voters of Dies committee has been ex-- portant cities will be visited en Elmer F. Andrews, wage-hoprogressives because the Depart-- 1 the United States will not accept a amining a fanatical retired gen-- 1 route where the special will make administrator, is rumored to be ment would be limited in its work, I reactionary candidate from either eral who openly admires Hitler and brief stops considering a job in private Indus and La Follette already has the party. The issue in the next re-thinks the Jews should not be al- to paign will be centered on one warm investigating set-u- p try as a personnel director, jf the President gets I lowed to vote, z"' the be in j thing in will the on theses the it task. going otps Apparently particular: Shall we de ceptions complete Needless to say this patriotic I noted by the politicos here as proof wage-hodivision has not been pend upon private industry to fur- Court martial of fascist Major nish employment or is it to be a military man, Major Generali- that his popularity has not waned, too smooth, vfor there have been a George Van Horn Moseley, other-- This would be ever more true if he number of complaints, principally General Moseley has been demand- - new duty of the federal govern-wis- e known as Tin Horn Mose- hs met by demands that he run from textile and clothing workers, ed by Representative John Coffee ment to furnish employment when H , is on the administration of the act. of Washington, ley, against the New Deal andagajn private business fails to do so: I . he j labor whose right to strike Men must be given an opportunity wiiat happened on this trip will Chief complaint is that Andrews thinks should be severely curbed, certainly be as helpful in judging has not been in too much of a rush NEW DEALERS PRESS to work, and I will support the candidate who guarantees this. RooseMoseley offered a perfect picture public opinion as the Gallup polls:! to get through the 40 cents mini-- 1 ROOSEVELT THIRD TERM Amer-- 1 . ... j mum. of an embroyo velt may be the only candidate who Labor is also accusing the f ' I ican style. One con not the main of be willing to take this advance will of of Horrors! administrator topics being vigorous I alien-baiteof That Moseleys ravings are def i- Secreversation on is violations have Hill in Capitol ground. enough prosecuting Congressional I want I Martin J. Kennedy, Democrat, nitely treasona ble is as plain as a missed a bet right in the shadow of I the act especially in reference to taiy Ickes statement, j The convention pikestaff. He even went jso far as J the White House itself. employers violations of the hours J Roosevelt for a third term. Roose- I New York: to say that if President Roosevelt velt remains Even the name of the park just provisions, (Democratic) should ignore the Ickes sentiment hits in the main j third-tertaboo, for even though gave orders with which the Army across from the White House came Furthermore, the industry did not agree, it would refuse to a responsive chord among progres-- l on page 2) (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 2) 1 year. paasmg-roundlAh-snfkkt-iha-a- ll . I Cil re-Au- dit I I X s. hr "lem. 1; ol congres-dyed-in-the-wo- La-wa- nt $6,-00- ia Non-Partis- I 1 Hfr e, or an a. I nom-shou- ld R n- I I im-th- 1 ur J cam-necessa- 1 ur I I 1 I I , Nazi-Fasci- st, rs I non-commit- corn-continu- i ed m ry |