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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. AUGUST 12, 1938 Page 4 phy of education; Dr. Spencer D. I at first regarded it as a minor and iarratt, head of the department of temporary flurry. at Syracuse The summer business decline was Eublic administration who taught in the field less severe than many anticipated, of political science; Dr. Ruth Lind- - and the ground lost by seasonal quist of the Carnegie Institute of change is being rapidly regained in Technology, who taught household most lines. Steel operation has management and family relations, made important gains. Electric out-a- s well as a selected group of reg- - put is getting closer to last years ular University faculty members record levels. Even carloadings are ation has not only reduced prices thereby, incidentally, pracwho taught courses. improving though the railroad There can be no doubt that this problem gets worse, rather than tically doubling its production overnight but actually has splendid program of training which I better. formula for competitive bidabandoned the Pittsburgh-plus- " Raw material prices are stable, our WPA adult education teachers ding. Under this notorious system buyers of steel in Chicago op-- 1 with the tendency had the have and wucu supervisors slightly upward, jmicimmciHs from steel plants in nearby Gary and even right in the city have I than the vote on portunity of getting will raise ma- - This means big buying rising important had to pay extra the freight cost from Gary to Pittsburgh. I final passage, the League has listed terially the already high standards I markets always cause buyers to of teaching carried on by our adult I jump in, for fear of higher prices But Knox has another indictment. He says The New Deal such votes. I education teachers in the state, j still. All in all, the favorable signs is in the midst of a purported understanding with the House I in Mr. Nicolaysen said. The teachers outweigh the unfavorable so far as cherished the that hope spats of Morgan I There has emerged, he shrieks, a definite group the iabor-liberranks would let have all been taking work for credit the near future is concerned. of public utilities in Wall Street who have taken the veil and I them slip into office. But there is this summer, and have received J little to nine comfort here for, in many from seven and one-ha- lf will no longer resist subjection to New Deal orders!" Ex- - quarter credit hours. In most cases, I Welcome, Labor united. labor is cases, for His complaint is that the New York Stock Exchange, crucjal his is more I than the amount that the first time in its long history, has a salaried expert instead DRIVE IN FOR ' rkfey Campaign in Kentucky! is required of public school teachof a stooge at its head; also that the utilities holding company and the Lewis campaign in Mary-la- ers by the state department of pub Food and Fountain I is being complied with. land, where all branches of labor lie instruction to keep their certifiService cates behind candidates. active five are both for O. years. P. Colonel G. Knoxs Aside from interruption to platThe university has made every form duties, it may be asked how the publisher of a great news-- i Tasty Food I effort to turn its excellent facilities COMMENT ATVr) vTpvrfo the abandonment the steel of center can regret to the most economical and paper in a great I (Continued from rage 1) Draught Beer tive use of our Adult Education Pittsburgh-plus- " policy and also decry the reforms I wages and hours legislation, and a host of other vital topics. This year, too, one of the time tested devices of the politician has (Continued from Page 1) been exposed. Congressmen who he has ever been for its alleged failure in that respect. wished to deceive the voters often The New Deal, he fairly screams, is now cooperating have resorted to the device of with Big Steel, the most publicized of big combinations in the j voting or crippling amendments He is enraged because the U. S. Steel CorporUnited States. BOY USUAL 1 al w 24-IIo- ur effec-iniquito- us or , foremost market place for securitie,. The 'ipla- approiimlSyrta ?saU nation is that purely for political reasons the colonel s choler isarjes to Hi West, his Washington atate will reap the benefits irom not now against the New Deal for cooperating with business legman and secretary, and $5000 in spienciid improvement of our Kut noa!nf kiininM f nr monratintr with the New Deal. telephone bills. That leaves him I teachers qualifications about $65,000 net for himself, plus The teachers will continue to what he makes from his column in work on their course outlines and Deal press, books and I pjan their winter the Labors Non- WELCOME, LABOR teaching pro- endorsements. and will be- grams during August, Partisan League In return for this handsome em- - in classeg mst areas Rent a JVew Model in the in the world-- SuSuhehS Fountain Service Daily Lunch I Specials 1 anti-Ne- Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth terest of the voters, are finding incidentally for scabby breakfast themselves forced into taking e ,r as this writer is concem- issues. positions on live-wir- The 4th South Phone Was. 1606 Just west of Newhouse Hotel Labor, We Appreciate Your Patronage WOMENS SUITS Coats and Dresses (Plain) MENS SUITS Clea ned Pr esed 69c old baby-kissin- g, slapping campaign technics of other years will no longer do in 1938. Today, voters are aware of the records of the candidates and are asking searching questions that office put many an easy-goin- g holder on the horns of a sharp dilemma. President Franklin D. Roosevelts militant espousal of the New Deal cause and his personal intervention into some of the warmest primary fights has brought dismay to those liberals who originally rode Into office on "his coat-Uiand now would like to do so again. And while the President has taken part in but a few contests, labor is on the job in virtually Congressional district adding to the woes of the double crosser liberal in public of-or year f0r the b0ys two-timi- edh boycotting Croak Car ter radio period on CBS, and he knows hundreds of American citizens who are doing likewise right here in Salt Lake back- - City. TEACHERS END EIGHT WEEKS OF INTENSIVE STUDY ng I Carry Featuring New Crystal Clear Scientific Cleaning S'ihaSh Candidates CRYSTAL CLEAR I Approximately 300 WPA adult education teachers and supervisors from all over the state are returning home this week from eight) intensive training at the e:ks University of Utah sponsored by ke Utah WPA adult education Program and the State Department of trctTn lfc wasstate nounted by Nicolaysen, director of education and recre-- 1 an-eve- atln . Welcome, Labor, Buy Your next New or Used Car from (SafcpStiafl (iiiTiVMtiiiii; Best Wishes to Labor MORRIS ROSEN ry . university, thT WrV'teachers W 5th South and State A The business outlook continues to improve. As one business magazine put3 it, Prospects of a I ness revival were never better. The lift in the stock market has been sustained which has con-- 1 founded some of the experts, who WPA ls Cash and 13 E BUSINESS OUTLOOK 2c BEER STATIONS I I iwantXmTby Drive It Yourself Co. 35 W. e.rk evthS (Continued from page 3) Special Rates for Long Trips WE RENT TRUCKS A w u7 ii Original COMPANY FURMBILT CLOTHES We Dont Meet Prices , We Make UNION MADE Em! For 10 Years at 118 SOUTH MAIN Just North of Utah Power & Light Co., Salt Lake City 8th South and State St. Was. 2057 Was. 4877 y i? u" ,eks who never before did tended Jhe,rg?ar six CLEANERS & DYERS me.r s ,00 ,at than the around imore ,anjlUjly flag wrap 80 No. State Was. 885 the their rotund exteriors and come univfslty-- . TheV out strong for the home, are busy rfular .umvers.1.ty faculty and took OWL CLEANERS vith other this year trying to explain to as,seSff summer the for reglstered 720 No. 1st V. Was. 9636 critical audiences just why they session. voted as they did on such issues as Following the regular summer relief, housing, power, taxes, session, beginning on July 26, the WPA teachers carried on a two weeks institute under the direction 100 Voting Record for Utah Labor of C. L. VanderBie, principal of the Los Angeles evening high school. During this period the teachers worked on special adult education courses which they will use this Democratic Candidate winter and on methods of teaching adults. UTAH STATE SENATE During the regular summer ses- Salt Lake County sion of the University of Utah, the teachers studied under Dr. F. M. Primary Election, September 13 YoeTcey, principal of the evening Lifelong Democrat school at Oakland, California, who Trustworthy Qualified to Serve gave two special courses in adult (Paid Political Adv.) education. They also studied under a number of nationally known) specialists in various subject matter fields, including Dr. Velma Phillips from Ohio state university, who taught problems in consumer) buying; Dr. David M. Levy, a New York psychiatrist, who taught psychiatry and social work; Dr. Harold S. Tuttle of the College of the City of New York, who taught philoso- Plan Your Now WESTERN FURNITURE CO. 5 Let us make your house a home. A good deal for your money. 135 South State St. Phone Wasatch 8152 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Friends of Labor GORDON WEGGELAND BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS o 010 Vacation SAVE MONEY GO BY BUS To the big CITIES of the EAST. To the NATIONAL PARKS and PLAYGROUNDS VACATION TOURS PLANNED Burlie Hadleys . $ . . o ft QiJiti BON MARCHE (HP Was. 1106 ... For Women EAST BROADWAY Salt Lake City, Utah 14 diTTTi CulJ QH) or CM)Qci (in? 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