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Show Page 4 UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. JUNE 17. 1938. Southern Utah Playgrounds Call You... Come and Visit Us. Read the Ads On This Page... You Are Welcome Here that yet Roose- POLITICAL OUTLOOK velt two.yfthe stateand and the I 1 (Continued from page 2) whole-hearte- d support. Of course, the foes of the new Deal are attempting to picture the Iowa result as a rebuff for the New Deal. Its no such thing. Gillette and every other candidate for senatorial honors repeatedly voiced their loyalty to the New Deal, and the New Deal will be the paramount issue from now until the polls close in November. The Republicans polled more votes in the primaries, but they did Welcome, Labor Your Pat- ronage is Appreciated Utah Oil Service Station Leo Mallory, Agent. Pep 88 Gasoline, Vico Motor Oils .Accessories Phone 396R1 - Sigurd, Utah Welcome, Labor Dem-electe- ocrats two United States senators and a state ticket. In this years primary Republicans polled 18,576 less votes than they did in 1936. The Democrats polled some 35,000 more votes than in 1936. All indications point to Gillettes election in November. MILLIONAIRE PUBLISHER WAS POWER BEHIND EIGHT ON RELIEF LEGISLATION Monroe Billiards dowiiward trend of wages. Wage increases which will add $1,500,000 to the pay of the workers for the remainder of 1938 were won by- - the pact, as well as equal division of work and a guarantee of eight continuous months' of employment during the season from May 1 to January 1. The trial period for obtaining a job is to be reduced from four to two weeks, and a special bureau of employment is to be set up for elderly workers. The relief bill passed in almost the form President Roosevelt asked for it to pass. There were vicious amendments offered by reactionaries but these netered out when Senator Minton of Indiana, chairman of the Senate Lobby Investigating committee, revealed that the actual power behind the opposition was the National Committee to Uphold Constitutional Government, a vest pocket organization through which Frank E. Gannett, daily newspaper publisher, has viciously fought the New Deal. He recently JERSEY CITY PROGRESSIVES CELEBRATE so-call- ed re anti-Hag- Best Wishes to Labor Monroe Drug Co. Registered Pharmacists MONROE; UTAH ue el Labor Always Welcome Biggest Little Place in the West SIIADYS CAFE GRANT LOWDER Beaver, Utah Highway No. 91 and Transient ALWAYS OPEN anti-Hagueit- A Welcome, Labor! In Zions Canyon. You Can Always Get a Good Meal at Your Home Town Price at WEST TEMPLE CAFE Only UNION Cook UTAH SPRINGDALE, would come so soon. labor on its For Fishing Tackle - Novelties Souvenirs Household Supplies . Sprouse-Rei- tz Co. Incorporated Nothing Over 49c RICHFIELD, UTAH WELCOME LABOR EUUBTfS BMW Open He is no locar phenomenon, His immediate Longo. power reaches beyond the confines of Jersey City throughout the county of Hudson and has spread to county after county, in the state of New Jersey. . . . Crime after crime has been laid at his doorstep and at that of his Democratic organization political corruption, FORWARD MARCH (Continued from page 3) ny and the union had been in progress for two months. The contract, which lasts for one year, establishes union grievances machinery and provides for arbitration of disputes. NEW YORK 15-we- ek New York fur workers were ratified uanimouslv by the membership of the Fur Workers International Union at two huge mass meetings held at the Royal Windsor and the Hippodrome. . Hailed as the outstanding victory m the history of the union, the contract was signed between the Furriers Joint Council for the Union and the Associated Fur Coat & Trimming Manufacturers, Inc., representing some 60 shops. John L. Lewis, C. I. O. chairman wired Ben Gold, fur union president, that the C. I. O. wishes to extend to you and your members congratulations for your fine work. The settlement in your industry will go a long way in stopping the ful BRYCE CANYON. Regular meals, lunches, beds, campers supplies, fresh milk, butter, eggs and bread. Prices Right. v Junction of Highway 89 and Fish Lake Road Where Everybody Outfits for FISH LAKE Gas, Oil, Fishing Tackle, Groceries and Supplies. Ice Water. Service with a smile. CARL S. SEVY, Mgr. Ph. 395-R- 2 Friend of Labor R. C. Syrett - Friend of Labor Post Office, Rubys Inn, Utah 7 WM. Sales and Service RICHFIELD, UTAH Mill Work IT GIVES CHARM No doubt youve noticed how charmi.ngly some detail of Mill Work makes a house. Get our suggestions. We can furnish any kind of mill work ALLENS Cash Store any place WRIGHT Bernell V. Cooper, Mgr. Friend of Labor PLANING MILL NEPHI, UTAH SPRINGVILLE 7 PHONE 68 - Best Wishes To Labor" -- - STUCKI & WITTWER TRUCKING CO. SANTA CLARA - FAST TWICE-A-WEEFREIGHT SERVIPP BETWEEN SOUTHERN UTAH POINTS AND LOS ANGELES ARGOES INSURED PICK UP .AND DELIVERY IN VEGETABLES PRODUCE Hrv?uckSALERS CHptrrxUITS 194-R- 3 Reed Wlttwer K WELCOME LABOR GRAFF MERCANTILE CO. Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Furniture, Hardware, Implements, La Verkin, Sheepmens Supplies Hurricane and Springdale, Utah WELCOME, LABOR PAROWAN MERCANTILE COMPANY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Arthur Joseph, Mgr. Friend of Labor. Parowan, Utah WELCOME, LABOR NEPHI CAFE Meals Proprietor. Union Made Beer. Highest Grade Prices. Lunches Put Up for Tourists Soft Drinks and Refreshments. Mother a Rest Once in a While. Eat Here. H; )yr'rood- - Foun-na,n,Jkrvi- Welcome, Labor Ute Stampede at Nephi July 7 to 9. - Union Made Goods WELCOME, LABOR! NEPHI, UTAH Spanish Fork SPANISH FORK, UTAH - NEPIII, UTAH J. C. PENNY COJ1PANY Co-o- p BUY YOUR PLYMOUTH LUNT, Prop. Friend of Labor Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Meats Sigurd Mercantile The Red and White Fresh Meats and Groceries BARTLEY UTAH Welcome, Labor Standard Market Phoie 71 The Best Store Along 89 B. M. Stop in for Food Shopping When on Vacation or Traveling Through Nephi SERVICE Welcome to Labor all year. Three and one-ha- lf miles this side of beauti- Fountain Service JEDS TEXACO REDMOND, NEW YORK (UNS) Terms of) the agreement which ended the lockout and strike of 15,000 Union Made Beer on Tap WELCOME LABOR John R. Longo, in WELCOME LABOR We Appreciate Your Patronage a Hearty Welcome for Labor at The Tunnel bribery, graft, nonfeasance and malfeasance but never has the Hudson county grand jury voted an indictment against any of his leaders in the Hague organization. . . . More than 12,000 have lost their homes under tax sales, and an equal if not larger number have lost their homes from foreclosures due to a staggering tax burden. All this because Frank Hague had LONGO BLAMES HAGUE FOR LOSSES OF HOMES FUR STRIKE VICTORY RATIFIED BY NEW YORK MEMBERSHIP WELCOME LABOR es Its writes nt We Cater to Tourist to find the money to pay for the jobs to keep intact his organization. Were there no protesting voices? Yes. Some of them were silenced with bribes. Some of them were ruined in business. The weak were framed and jailed. The friendless were often beaten, blackjacked and sentenced to jail for crimes committed by their ac-- ( Continued on Page 5) an article in the June issue of The Fight, monthly magazine of the American League for Peace and Democracy, blames Mayor Hagues policy of increasing taxes to provide patronage for the losses of their homes by 24,000 Jersey City property owners. libera Longo, young Catholic now fighting his conviction on i charge of violating New Jersey election laws as a bald frameup, does not discuss nor even mention his own case in a calm, analytica article on the corruption in the past and tho ruin in the future of the Hague administration. JERSEY CITY Hudson county liberals and progressives are celebrating the highly successful meeting in defense of civil rights held here on May 19 by the American League for Peace and Democracy when Dr. Harry F. Ward, national chairman of the League, and Arthur Garfield Hays, counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, spoke to a jammed hall and Hays afterward spoke briefly from the top of a car in the street. conducted a lavishly-finance- d camMore than 500 men and women, paign against the reorganization I: unable to saueeze into the packed bill. hall, the only meeting place avail- The Gannet outfit is being inves- -' able to forces here, tigated by Mintons committee, but I heard the meeting over a loud has refused to divulge who put up speaker system which broadcast to its slush fund or how it was spent the street outside. I discover that people are Minton read a letter written by Gannett to an Indiana man which afraid to talk here, Dr. Ward said exposed the undercover campaign in his speech. I discover the same Gannett confessed that similar kind of fear here that you see in letters had been sent to others Berlin, Rome, Tokio, Quebec. A lot the country. They of people in Jersey City are not throughout stressed the pork-barrfeature free Americans. They are terroriof the vicious Copeland-Baile- y zed people and for such people, is amendment and its benefit to local life worth living? communities slated for river projWhen we get the right, as we ects. Recipients were urged to are going to get, to hold public bombard members of congress with meetings outdoors, we must use letters and telegrams and to have those meetings to create an organothers do likewise. They were also ization that will make it impossible asked for contributions to continue for anything like Hagues machine the warfare against the New Deal to succeed in this city. Mr. Hays referred to Hague as the letters winding up: Awake America! If this is not the peoples a half-piHitler. fight, it is lost, Mayor Hague and his regime The Indiana mans reply, which are through, Hays said in his talk was also read by Minton, said that from the car top in the street at Gannett and his ilk are the real the close of the indoor meeting. I enemies of government and that always thought the time would it will be a great victory for the come when we people when your sucker list plays could hold open air meetings in out. Jersey City but I didnt think it multi-millionai- Uiion Made Beer on Tap Your Friends Monroe, Utah d OR DODGE FROM PARKS GARAGE G. C. Repairing Greasing FRIENDS OF LABOR Visit Ute Stampede, Nephi, July 7 to 9 SILVER MAPLE SERVICE Nephis Complete E. R. SHAW One-Sto- p Service CLYDE SHAW Latest Equipment for Motor Tune-U- p PHONE 246 NEPHI, UTAH TEXACO PRODUCTS BEST WISHES TO LABOR Ask Your Grocer For PAR-DAL- E CHEESE Made in Parowan. Groceries, Peed Flour, Meat. Delivery Service. J. I. 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