OCR Text |
Show v ' ' - Page r - if- t' 'm? UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT 2 jUtafj Uatior Established 1929 A MEMBER OF THE This paper receives Union News Service, a C. I. O. Affiliate I Entered as second-clas- s matter March 28, 1930, at the post office at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. j $1.50 per annum Subscription Advertising rates by request. Address all communications and remittances to Utah Labor News, 28 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Published weekly at 28 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Telephone Was. 2981. M. Publisher I. THOMPSON Office Manager L. M. THOMPSON.. We stand for what the Constitution stands for the establishment of justice," and domestic tranquility, the "promotion of the general welfare." UTAH LABOR NEWS. NORTHERN OIL COMPANY STARTED DRILLING WELL NO. 1. (Continued from page 1) Whenever obstacles are met "we may have to be satisfied if we can sink the drill 10 feet a day, the driller remarked. He said that in drilling oil wells as in everything else one must take into consideration bpth good and bad luck, and be prepared to cope with the situation under all circumstances. With extra favorable conditions well No. 1 should be nearing completion from 30 to 40 days, and even with delays unforeseen at this time the main oil sand should be reached from 6C to 100 days Indications of oil are in evidence all over the valley. Besides high-grad- e oil shale croppings, a culinary water well dug on the location has a continued seepage of oil into it, and the seepage of oil Las to be bailed out each time water is taken out for culinary purposes. This should be a good in dication in itself that there is oil in White Valley. The oil seepage is coming from some underground reservoir and finding its way through crevises into the well. Utah Corporation President Dysart said the North ern Oil company is a Utah corporation and is the property of 1500 Utah citizens and if the well brings in the expected results it will benefit Utah people. "I am proud of this day and thankful for your cooperation, she said. "With the progress that has been made thus far and with best of indications of a producer I feel confident that we shall succeed. And success will mean additional wells on these 11,000 acres. It will 60-fo- ot A 50 &"? Welcome, Labor Modem Cabins. Plenty of Shade In Salt Lake City Stop At NELSONS CAMP "The Tourists Paradise Trout Trailer Campsites Fishing Complete Auto Service and Cafe 2965 So. State Street Phone Hyland 8512 Official AAA Member 7 LAKE CITY, UTAH, JUNE 9, 1939 will enable members to attend the the club, says that the true Sage' meeting and cast their votes the brush Democrat principles will be same day. carried on during hi? administra Members who are interested in tion of its affairs. the affairs of the organization The membership is growing. Apshould attend and register their plications for membership are roll choice for international officers if ing in. This is a very good sign and indicates that there are many possible for them to do so. men and women in Utah who are in principle and not Democrats BETWEEN Democrats for revenue only. v T1IE LINES Long may the Sagebrush Democratic Club wave the banner of Democracy in Utah! (Continued from page 1) all-da- GeorgeOiehouse st ed W of Tremonton and other nearby towns it will benefit the entire State of Utah. For Youth of Utah Mr. Thompson said he was interested in the success of the efforts of Northern Oil company because he was interested in the youth of Utah. I am interested in the building of Utah for the boys and girls of Utah so that in the future they may be able to stay in Utah to make their homes and help develop our great natural resources. "Here we are a state with greatest natural resources of any spot in the nation and the youth of Utah are compelled to leave the state to look for their opportunities and life work. This condition must be changed and the way to change it is to develop our rich resources to the glory, honor and benefit of Utah people. "I hope and pray for the unbounded success of this great undertaking. It will mean a new era of prosperity and growth of Utah. Salt Lake Caravan A caravan of three buses and more than 50 private automobiles escorted by Utah State highway patrol traveled to the arena' of action from Salt Lake City. The caravan was headed by Ezra Gull, director of the State Securities Commission. And by the way, Mr, Gull keeps a close tab on all Utah corporations. This is done under the state laws for the protection of the Stockholders. This is as it should be. TYPOGRAPHICAL AUXILIARY 1 ; Royal Dairy anti-Semit- pie-count- er the average run of political organ izations. This organization is the Sagebrush Democratic Club. It is securing members because the applicants believe in Democratic principles of Jefferson, Jackson, Wilson and Roosevelt. Each membership application is carefully scrutinized before the applicant is recommended to the membership.' The applicant for membership in the Sagebrush Democratic Club must be at least 35 years of age, and must declare that he or she is a supporter of the Democratic party principles. The Sagebrush Club does not recommend any of its member? for The political offices and jobs. not are members political opportunists and job seekers. They are members because they are Demo crats. And that, after all, is the best recommendation as a qualification for a good and true Demo- - Alf Gunn, present president of NOW IN FULL SWING Rosies Barbecue Delicious Spare Ribs Barbecued the Original Southern Style Cold, Refreshing UNION-MAD- E BEER Tasty Toasted Sandwiches, Lunches Business Continues as Usual During Alterations! 5G73 p. m. Q0C-(DlH-3l MAIN AT BROADWAY Except Saturday, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. SEEKS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Served at ALL Leading Fountain and Lunch Counters ALSO TO TAKE HOME FROM BAKERY AT 1142 SO. STATE (Continued from page 1) view of getting a job at the political and with the en dorsement of the club. And thats about as much as their membership and political principles amount to. one political club There is which we consider is different from clean. Before Work Begins! FJi?i?noon FJoatt POgc NEWS AND COMMENT meeting of Womans Auxiliary No. 16 to Typographical Union No. 115 will be on Tuesday, June 13, at the home of Mrs. R. H. Smith, 1953 View street. The change from the regular day for holding the meeting was made because June 13 is the date set for crat The Sagebrush Club is the oldest the election of W. I. A. officers f6r in Utah, the ensuing year, and the change Democratic organization and all the years it has been in existence the principles of Democracy have been upheld and kept The June business SEARS GIGANTIC REMODELING SALE Open 9 a. m. to 5:30 GAItFIELI) C. I. O. UNION ELECTS HENRY NOORDA AS PRESIDENT Henry J. Noorda was reelected tified by the League as Sullivans president of the Garfield Smelter associates. Dies pretended he was SALT LAKE COMMONWEALTH Workers' local union No. 347, Inlearning now for the first time CLUB ORGANIZED ternational Union of Mine, Mill and about James True and his "kike The No. 1 club of the Common-- 1 Smelter Workers, C. I. O., at an killer, but it was all in the rey balloting Thursday at Asports the League sent him last wealth Federation, political organ168 South West e sociation halls, New-housization, was formed at the August. street. 1 hotel on June While the committee ignored the following a Temple officers elected are: Glenn Leagues evidence, it proceeded mass meeting addressed by State, R. Other vice president; Herman throughout the summer and fall to Senator Lawrence E. Nelson, Pub- L. Madill, Anderson, financial secretary; countenance vicious and false at- lic Service Commissioner W. K.j (Continued on page 3 National Democratic tacks on the New Deal and labor. Granger, It permitted irresponsible attacks Committeeman A. S. Brown, andi on such men as Frank Murphy, El- State Representative Sheldon R. OFFICES OF Brewster. mer Benson and Culbert Olson. Charles W. Spence, former state No committee that indulged in Doctor this type of mud slinging can ever representative, presided, and Jobe trusted to do an honest Job of seph A. Curtis of the American any sort. The addition of a liberal Federation of Teachers, read the which as window dressing and a brief preamble and platform, Nazi-Fasciwere into adopted. propaganda foray Osteopathic Physician Officers of the Salt Lake club does not remake this committee. and Surgeon That the committee has not are J. Sam Nelson, president; Mrs. Located at changed its spots was evident in its C. L. Jack, vice president; Mr. Curlax examination of the tis, secretary, and Hector Chiara, 333 Judge Bldg. Was. 6395 Fascists that appeared before treasurer. it. Indeed several of these witRes. Phone Was. 6062-nesses quoted the Dies committee U. S. SUPREME COURT in their own defense. The alien- RETURNS JERSEY CITY baiting bills introduced by Repre- TO AMERICA sentative Dies himself were being The United States supreme court, circulated by these groups. Soon after J. B. Matthews, whom in a decision Monday, invalidated WELCOME, AT THE records of the Labor Board prove a Jersey City ordinance under testi- which Mayor Frank Hagues city to have been a strike-breake- r, Dies committee fied before it, the government denied the C. I. O. it on Earlier him its put payroll. e, had Sulivan, a known Fathers Day Give on its payroll. Its chief investiGIANT MALTS, 10c Dad has worked closely Something for the Car gator today labor-hating National New Batteries $3.45 with the Giant Hamburgers Metal Trades Association. Exchange Chili and Light Lunches As if this were not enough, Dies Western Auto Parts wound up his perfunctory questionComplete Fountain Service ing of George Deatherage, self for the Car Everything 1051 SO. MAIN STREET proclaimed Fascist who admits 1324 So. State 8687 Hy. and Italian German with protieup pagandists, by eagerly asking his help in going after the "reds. How long, Washington wonders TAKE ALONG SOME will it be before Dies hires star-spangl- mean work for more men and good wages. It will mean a refinery near here. If we bring in a producing oil well it will mean the growth $20,000 to Be Expended! New Summer Goods to Be Unloaded We Need Space! mission to hold meetings in public places, and thus the city will return to the ways of American democracy. The supreme court also ruled that the proposed child labor amendment still was subject to ratification, since a state could ratify it after once rejecting it. I Highway 50 Hy. 8798 78 East 33rd South y DONT SWEAR AT YOUR CAR Have Your Starter Fixed. Protect yourself against a large repair bill LATER by having your starter looked into at our shop. Guaranteed Block Welding. Drive in for a FREE inspection! MACKS WELDING WORKS 872 A SOUTH STATE WASATCH 3265 7 See Us In Our New Home. We Have the Parts. Welcome, Fellows Fix Up the Car for Your Vacation and Fishing Trip. FRANKS AUTO WRECKAGE STATE 1050 SOUTH HYLAND 355 7 BEST WISHES TO LABOR Waterworks Equipment Company 149-15- 1 West 2nd South SWIM AT Salt Lake City, Utah . WASATCH SPRINGS PLUNGE 850 North 2nd West CLEAN SAFE HEALTHFUL Pools Drained and Cleaned Nightly Outdoor Pool Now Open Get Your Sun Tan on Our Sand Beach Largest indoor pool in the West. An ideal, inexpensive outing for the whole family. Life guards always on duty to care for your safety, and pleasure. Owned and Operated by Salt Lake City Open 6 a. m. until 11 p. m. y |