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Show ' UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH OCTOBER 16. 1936. tween January and August of thin year. The upswing in employment was ascribed to an unusual busiLOOKING AHEAD ness boom during the summer. By Len De Caux The figures were presented to the Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor, in That the ancient and dishonor Biggest f Dig our, After Putting Obstacles In Way of Labor session here, by William Green, Its decisions will be fraught I ablo art of is a sordit Executive Council Say Board Election, Refuses to Recognize Vote of Employes In president of the federation Principle with deep significance. business rather than a patriotic of Democratic Procedure and The principle of democratic Favor of Tobacco Workers Union. Fcd- - pastime was abundantly shown at Majority Rule Within the Ameri- procedure and majority rule withWASHINGTON, D. C.-- The the labor spy hearings before the can Federation of Labor Is at in the American Federation of WASIIINGTON, D. C. (ILNS) Four object to union, boc.u.. La Toilette committee. Labor is at stake. Stake. The American Tobacco company, inThe "The abandonment of this vital for Pinkerton agency, Four, i running biggest of the 1 principle means division, discord By A. F. of L. News Service Admini.tr.tlon stance, was revealed to have coltrue to form in dealing with its true of the'AmerSn D. C. The and confusion. WASHINGTON, and the reasonable administrative lected about $1,000,000 last year workers. nanv On the other hand, its preservaCMt WFA project, from large corporations for fight executive council of the American Between 800 and 900 persons are diSiH by ,um noti- tion and application in the disposia issued of Labor Federation with union the ing organization released figures employed at the American Tobacco that company among certain offt- - ?!" annual tion of questions coming before aid of the neat formula that al fication that the fifty-sixt- h last fiscal year. plant at Iteedsville, North Caro- cials. George Washington Hill, tbj. will conventions and in the administraFederation of tho labor communconvention efforts were union lina. A large proportion of them ta 802,580 $b30o, !irectinfirpresident of American Tobacco, tive and organization policies of auditorithe ism. in convene Municipal he everX 8tat a belong to the Tobacco Workers In- collected more than a million 10 oclock, the American Federation of Labor at um, Fla., A A Tampa, officials succession of of the of reuired the services ternational Union; but the company lars a year for two years, and dmmwtrotive employes, whose Pinkerton concern all testified that Monday morning, November 16, will mean solidarity, refused to deal with the chosen smaller squeeze before activities were di and continue in session from day and unity. salaries accounted for a large por- - their anti-labof that union. The and after. representatvies For this special reason, it is of But to day until the business of the matter was taken to the National l?.!?8r.SMve costs rected against communism. Fairer Irofit Division Feared shall have been com- the utmost importance that all inconvention none ever means of This admitted them ?03,5J6,63o. Labor Relations Board. having The tobacco business is a profit- paling ternational unions, state federations able business; the experience of the Pba be administrative employes seen a communist or could define pleted.Decisions Will Be Made Company Hampers NLItli of labor, city central bodies and f exactly what he meant by com The board ordered an election, independent companies, which deal fera8' "e .for everF deal with federal labor unions be represented will convention This emmunism. to determine whether the union with unions, pay union wages, and ,404,824 jobless needy vital importance to in the convention. Finally Senator La Follette de- questions of and represented the majority of the still make money out of good cig- - P1?1 on WPA projects through-arette- s We respectfully urge that all members of the officers the adminis-packagre out e dont the manded: total with in the plant. workers you Frankly, country, which retail at 10 cents a The Labor and of Federation American organizations eligible for repre-sen- d trative costs set at 4.87 per cent. gard any attempt by men to or pany immediately began to put obproves that. to the wage earners of the delegates to this commuas The unions labor WPA and in other stacles in the way of this election. government ganize But good profits are not enough I highly important convention. try, the Council said. It refused to give access to its pay- to satisfy the insiders of the Big agencies are now caring for 3,43?,? nistic? It's communistic until we find rolls, so that the workers entitled Four. They want it all. The 129 jobless persons with total to vote could be known and it Bureau of Labor Statistics has administrative costs set at 4.87 per out different, replied Joseph Lit us back where we were four years they are all too peaceful to suit started a campaign of intimidation. shown that only two per cent of cenL tlejohn, the Tinkerton official on before and the Lord knows what me. The WPA and other government the stand. A When the election came, only 470 the income of the Big Four is paid will happen. Business Less Baiters Than Creators of the workers voted and 4 63 of out in wages two cents on the dol- - agencies are now caring for 3,427,-la- r. The g William Randolph Hearst, the business, how129 jobless persons with total One beauty of the business of man who has made less red paint ever, is above all things them voted for the Tobacco Workis that it can be en- stretch further than any other ers International Union as their It is always against laIf or when the plants of the work-reliexpenditures in 1935-Bi- g 1936 in without to any reds to bait. $3,424,564,515. Four are thoroughly unionized, in existence, would doubt-es- s bor, never for it. Tear-ga- s gaged comamounting representative in bargaining with In fact, it should really be called the company. It made a clear ma- the unions will demand a fairer that such sentiments are pany representatives testified they agree For the art consists communism of the crimsonest. would sell their products to "any ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Offi-gjority of the workers. But up to division than that and they will in making as many people as posit. That is why the American cials of the National Safety date, the company has made no But lest anyone shrug and think legitimate business man whose move to recognize the result of the that he at least could never be door is open, but had refused to company refused to give cils statistical bureau predicted at sible look red. The more reds you thus create, called a communist, let him con- sell to a labor union. election which it tried to prevent. a list of its employes at Reedsville, the twenty-fift- h national safety The simple fact is that the Big and why it is sulking now. conference here that accidental the more of a menace you have; sider the fate of the reporters who Against strikers they are willing deaths in the United States will and the greater the menace, the dared to laugh at an official of to go the limit, as shown in the for 1936t an !n more rich businessmen are inclined the Lake Erie Chemical Co. after instance of one salesman who rode declined to make their wishes totaI abot Of ITT OOK have crease of 10,000 compared with to shell out for you to protect le had been telling of plans to gas around with the police in the San known to the canvassers. Francisco against it. waterfront strike of jootleg coal miners. year s death toll and 9000 them President Roosevelt, according Dire evidence of the "commuhe turned on them, 1931. He cooperated in training (Continued from Page 1) Angrily to the canvass is showing even a aboy tbe Previous high figure, facChevrolet nism rampant in a them by firing one of the bombs with: Youre all a bunch of lead over Governor LandoncoJ".ed. in 193f date, according to the present out . was reported by one Pinkercommunists! which exploded in a crowd, tory himself, forecast m deaths the be a will placed third. than straw the look, poor poll shows. Accordton spy. a strikers face. Wishing for Violence at severly cutting acuc.ld.ents Anything can happen in politics, ing to the canvass Roosevelt is vempkTe of the should boycott But violence is the more serious People The same salesman wrote his but judging by the gains made by leadimr his Kansas rival hv almost HL500, he reported side of the business. A company how unfortunate it was be materially lessened if employers Hearst newspapers, Blood during the past week, it is four to one I ve :ew bricks thrown or a dynamite that as foreman a working saying, the reds did not kick up any a safe bet that he will be reelect Parnell Black chairman of the e(luiPPed their plants with all of because explosion even if it all has to be trouble the paper, taking in Los Angeles .to aid quit 8 modern ed by a safe margin. safety appliances, Salt Lake county Democratic com- themselves sales. every time the President tries to done by the President Roosevelt will, likely mittee, explained that these first Vnn7 N. Y. Federa do something for the people, the are worth more in creating a The cops here, when hit a carry Utah by more than 60,000 47 districts come from all sections! NEWTattacks him. Landon will put menace than a dozen fictitious man over the head, are they not satisBJake Kennedy imposed paper majority. This great majority is of thVco7nty and that it kTsafe Jude reds. fied unless he goes down and a bound to help increase Blood; to consider the results herein listed sentences of a year and a day m I wish a hell of a strike would good split occurs, he wrote. Our men convicted .. trade has stayed at a very low as a good cross section of the situ- plurality. ,?n four defrauding the federal government level, while domestic trade in most get under way, Herrick Foote, gas clubs are to light for this. ation in Salt Lake county. more than $1,000,000 through countries has been expanding and salesman, wrote to his company. Teacher for Senator Mr. Black predicts that Governor I am doing a lot of missionary CEDAR CITY Glenn E. Snow Blood will lead the list of guberna- - Rh operation of two illicit approaching normal levels. We now have so many diversions in anticipation of a strike, work A stabilizaThe effect of currency of the Parowan hig lighterage company sl"s contenders by a large plu- principal for our leisure that all reading is and the and strike I molasses company also develops hope school and a former Washington rality. Similar reports have been aPd tion on world peace, in turn, is neglected. John Masefield. from other large counties. victed on the same charge were equally obvious. Cordell Hull once matures and will be a damn bad county man, was given the Demo he wrote need one we the fined $2500 each. Two other men, said that economic contentment is money, cratic nomination for senator from Are you informed? Well, lets who pleaded guilty, were given the best preventative of war. That on another occasion. the eleventh senatorial district at Another salesman reported he hear you name ten members of the sentences of six months and sixty is, countries which are enjoying REGISTER the convention held in Parowan normal and profitable commercial was "surrounded by strikes, but lower House of Congress. days, respectively, Snow was nominated by acclama relations with each other are much tion, no other name being ..placet Regular registration days in the before the convention in opposi various election districts are Octo- less disposed to resort to a miliEconomic Highlights tion to him. ber 27 and 28. tary action than countries which No man willingly cuts Mr. Snow, who has been an acare not In addition to regular registra-- 1 tive member of the party since be- tion days, persons wishing to quali- Happenings That Affect the Dinner the throat of a good customer-anIails, Dividend Checks and Tax what is true of individuals and coming a resident of Iron county, fy themselves at the county clerks Bills of Every Individual Na industries is largely true of na active and who has been especially office in the City and County tional and International Prob- tions. in school problems, had been fre- juilding may do so in the evelems Inseparable from Loca! No one, of course, expects that a as mentioned possible nings from 5 to 9 p. m., starting quently Welfare. currency stabilization will immecandidate, but it was not expectet October 15. Registration at that that the delegates would reach office will continue until Oct. 27. diately boom world trade, and sene such harmonious accord and nomi- On Saturdays, the offices will be Biggest international economic the nations merchant marines nate him, or any other candidate open only from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m., news in many a moon was the an- scuttling back and forth across the nouncement that France had final- ocean under forced draft to make and will not be open on Sundays. by acclamation. The convention took action that This election will represent the ly left the gold standard and de- deliveries. But in view of practical should have a definite bearing on greatest effort the American peo- valued the franc, and that Eng- - ly all the experts, the move wil! land, the United States and France stimulate trade, which in turn wil the election, by passing a resolu- ple have put forth. Orders for extra eppies of the October 23 issue tion condemning any Democratic It is in order to crush democracy were at last to cooperate in seek-th- stimulate domestic business, which of the Utah Labor News are coming in every mail. in turn may cast some rays o: nominee for allowing his name to the reactionary Republicans ing to stabilize currencies, And we have every reason to believe that we will have There are various ways of loot peaceful light into the shadow of be placed on the ballot under the seek the control of government in orders for more than 50,000 extra copies before the ing at Frances long anticipated war. Independent heading with Harman the nation and the state. move. unim One if Critics that for currency candidate relatively say and Those dramatic, interests that fatten date of publication of our Roosevelt Souvenir and Peery, Independent on poverty and bankruptcy valuation is simply a dubious portant aspect of the agreement This means that the governor. Prosperity Edition. for making one dollar into was Russias dumping of a million party will consider any candidate are fighting under the banner of scheme two New another is on the York listed that it simply the Republican party. who allows his name to be pounds sterling To fail to cast your ballot, and word for inflation. England started market 24 hours later. Secretary with Peery, an Independent and not a Democrat. to fail to cast it right, means that it, five years ago, and was fol-y- of the Treasury Morgenthau at will be facing the guns of the lowed by the United States three once purchased this out of the stabilization fund, inA Few Figures the militia and the fascists under years ago, when we changed the This edition will bring you complete details coverHere are a few figures to think the command of the subversive in- - fixed price of gold from $22 to timated that Russia was attemptthree-powcomthe ounce. Lanan the to about wreck Governor $35 ing coming Presidential election, with pictures of the over the next time terests. ing about candidates and officials in the Democratic AdHowever, the great bulk of don begins his radio-ravinpact and make stabilization imposThis is no time to be on the leading and that is where you will mentators feel that Frances action sible. Most observers are of the how the New Deal has injured inministration, as well as photographs of the officers of Lase in this struggle unless you and the three - power stabilization opinion that Mr. Morgenthau exdependent business men: n bors League. There will also be some new Even aggerated compact are good things. they say that Russia Failures of independent business register and vote. the issues in pictures. cartoons as Dealers million a of knows such depicting that snappy men are now only 42 per cent strong Remember, you cant vote unless certainly Frank Kent and Mark Sullivan pounds, which is a little less than the rate they were in the pros- you register. Voters will be interested in tho edition, for the reaIf you are not registered, regis- - have given the president credit for 15,000,000, isnt enough to even perous Republican years from son that it will give a review of New Deal Legislation 1925 to 1929. ter at once. Do not hesitate about authorizing the agreement. The aintly embarrass the three powers. reasons for such approval are two that has been sponsored and enacted into law by the Independent retail merchants in- this nor postpone it. stabilized Fall is witnessing the expected creased their business 18 per cent If the members of your family fold: It is believed that will Administration. Roosevelt be a upping of production in many inare not registered have them regis- - international currencies during the last 12 months. and trade world dustries. Bankruptcies in June, 1936, were ter at once. If your friends are spur to lagging You will be interested because it will bring you reanot registered, urge them to regis- - will better the chance for keeping the lowest since 1920. Big element, as in the past, is son why stories, and editorials showing why the RooseCar builders have their world peace. motors. Retail sales during 1935 under ter immediately. to carry to velt Administration should be reelected There are three main currency new models all set for the market Roosevelt were 27 per cent above Register and vote for Franklin out the be the the world some them units franc, the 3. in Roosevelt of by for president, Henry may what they were in 1932 under the completion the humane legislation under way and which read. Production scheden- - pound, and the dollar. Other cur-tirtime this is for and Blood the I. O. Hoover. P. G. governor, will require another session of Congress to write into law. great rencies hinge upon one or the other ules, according to Business Week, Democratic ticket. of these that is, the purchasing call for 1,000,000 units during the Situation Has Changed the power of the lire, the mark and next quarter. Recent trends in gubernaother currencies is dependent upon Steel recently touched a high for torial election contest show a deof currencies to this the what Governor toward year, continued upward. cided leaning happens The employment aspect likewise the three great financial powers, Henry H. Blood. This shift is reWe will print and wrap extra copies for our readers CHICAGO, 111. Reduce prices with their tremendous gold re-a- showed betterment. In manufacflected not only in the straw poll to mail to friends and neighbors. Place your orders now raise wages. This was the ad- - serves. turing industries, total employment conducted by a morning paper but 1930 the the fall As a result, if the franc, for this unusual Roosevelt Souvenir Edition. The price is las at last reached is verified also by the canvass now vice which Harold Moulton, presistabilized are a above dollar the and ago. is the evel, of dent and year Brookings Institution, pound being completed in Salt Lake only 5 cents per copy and we pay postage. Enclose $ Prices continue their D. C., gave business men in an ad- - so that their purchasing power in the larger counties of the state. and with it the names of 20 friends who will be delighted The paper poll during the last dress before the Chicago Associa- - .relation to each other does not iut slowly. Biggest jump has been to get this edition. If you cant dig up 20 names, mail us He said the change from time to time, as it has in food costs. Manufactured goods week plainly shows the shift of tion of Commerce. i as many names as possible, enclosing 5 cents for each of this program would in the past, the purchasing power have changed little since summer, strength in favor of the incumbent. application reis in the likewise will the currencies of As farmer economic other in a rate of prousual, name sent. Lets spread thousands of these papers in beThe canvass being made by the result Roosevelt and Both headlines. Salt Lake county Democratic com- gress in the future that would main constant. half of the greatest humanitarian President since Andy The effect of this on the world Landon have cautiously endorsed mittee shows Governor Blood now dwarf anything known in the Jackson. trade situation is obvious. When crop insurance, both have pledged leading the field by substantial past. in in down and aid the farmer to move themselves no immediate currencies While up visioning pluralities which are approaching districts possibility of price reductions, he their relation to each other, normal other ways. Mail your orders for extra copies today I a majority. Forty-seve- n fairreason been the have markets tenfor trade is natural the cautioned in impossible, canvassed Security have been completely against Salt Lake county. Out of a little dency to advance prices as recov- that a country cannot carry on im- ly steady, and it is not likely that port and export business when it any major developments will take less than 14,000 voters visited Gov- ery broadens. know what a dollar will buy place until after election. Investors doesnt ernor Blood has 6137, while Ray WASHINGTON, D. C. A spe- tomorrow in England, or what a and speculators are talking about E. Dillman, the leading contender and Landon has 1448 and the independent can- cial study on employment condi- franc will buy next week in the Roosevelt stocks Fed- United States. All during depres- stocks and opinons prevail that American made the trailtions by is W. Harman 24 South 4th East St., Salt Lake City didate, Peery sion the major currencies have been Roosevelt will take the oath of that ing the field with 1121 votes. This eration of Labor shows were reoffice from the Chief Justice next subjected to great fluctuation jobless workers leaves less than 3500 voters who be- - and the international is in that who January. industry upshot or column private employed are in the doubtful American Tobacco Company Fighting To Bar Onion in Reeds ville Plant A. F. of L. 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