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Show ! UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MARCH 20, 1936. WORKERS VOTE FOB BED OBCANIZEBS APPBOVES UTAH INDUSTRIAL UNION SOCIAL BENEFIT MEET WITH FAILUBE IN UTAIII PEEVED BECAUSE dustry, particularly heavy industry. MOTORS: This is the off season for the car maker, largely because of weather. Even 0, January was much better than the month has been for a number of year. Rumors of ambitious plans for 1937 cars are leaking out, and many car makers are planning ex. tensive and expensive retooling programs. Used cars, with which all markets are glutted, constitute one of the industrys annoying problems. It is forecast that makers may carry on a campaign to rid the highways of "wrecks, pay, ing dealers bonuses for old cars that are completely junked. Economic Highlights Happening That Affect the Dinner Fail, Dividend Check and Tax vier and Sanpete countie. Imme.l Governor, Henry H. I.lood re (Continued from page 1) PITTSBURGH, Pa. (UNS) Bill of Every Individual Na, he reived information this week from The contention that the workers in accompanied by Black, International tional Proh and It was also proponed that a com I diutely, left for those counties to inveHtl Washington that the national so America's basic industries want in lem Inseparable from Loca nuttee from the Alliance viajt M. tp,0 reaons WlA work- - cial security board has approved dustrial unionism receives striking Welfare. and protest re4Lr8 there will not why the I. Thompson join project three phases of Utahs social se- confirmation from a poll conducts acare appearing In th workers alliance. A curity plan. These are: Old age by the Pittsburgh Utah Labor News an. that they Nothing startling has occurred AftPr makirur an effort tP assistance, aid for dependent chil more than preference and statements the in the business world of late. No boycott find Sevier jn and aid papyri the anp.to for needy blind, for industrial as against craft M. I. Thomp- were a so The report made no mention unionism was shown by the vote. important industry has made great tj(g( Jt ,g rpportP(t Stecle will leave! sons Utah Labor News is financed Kjtah gains as yet this year none has for New York adquartcrsl I about the unemployment The poll covered Allegheny exnerienced res severe retrogression by the chamber of commerce;insur-ancthe ance feature of the Utah jaw, county, including both a post-caparty. e ofutions on unemployment from the levels attained at the em I WIA Projects These provide for the building up ballot and a canand protests against of 1935. That fact has caused A strong effort will be made to I of an unemployment insurance re- vass by University of Mttsburgh business commentators to feel conwere read, it was reported. WI'A workers, according serve fund through local and fed students. Large numbers of steel, organize siderable optimism. Galloway and Stone are to re- - to the March They are be0f . the Party Ural contributions to be adminia- - electrical and other manufacturing is backed lay-owhen Reduce Unemployment to the "visible that protest ginning figure issued central the sign by Worker, the state industrial com-b- y workers jive in future will not be marred mass struggle within a couple mittPe, communist party U. S. Admission. ma EMPLOYMENT: The unemploy, by some of the districts covered. either upward or down- ed total is going down, but the figWsndPr!!!iowU Pn pae 21 pppar" instructions on I it was said that the allotments The totals give 68 per cent for jor swings rid and that industry as a whole ure is still plenty large. Business I ward, wor on A Projects. authorized include the amount nec- - industrial unions h.1" Jnd .?w.to 32 and per cent is on a relatively even keel, and Week says that in December it fell replace them with The instructions call attention that e88ary to reimburse the state for for craft unions. Hut results by some "onPrty member who world the the gPVenth the funds It has advanced for districts show the vote for indus- may look ahead to slow but steady below 9,000,000 for the first time congress cf be controlled since 1931, and though no end of by the party; the comintern has sharply called the March, trial unionism running from 80 to recovery. and large, January business other estimates are available, this By grievance committee at present is attention of our party to the need I At the present time, there are 94 per cent in sections where most activity was the best in five years, is probably close to the truth. The l our tempo rPatly increain of I for the mass production workers even as 1935 was the best year to tendency is still slowly downward. been informed. have we Edwards, developing a broad proletarian! receive' 'old' 'age" asstetancef'The Political events, of course, can w'a reported that the mem- - unitP( front (unjtP(j fr0nt with the maximum amount to be received live. since depression got its hold The general average for craft date on American industry. The most cause drastic changes in business bers at the meeting were Crouse, trade unions . . .) and the building j8 ;30 a month Ur person State unionism is raised by the better I barometers conditions, and a general election is industrial Mack, McCurg, Gallegos, Hicks, of a mass peoples front. and counties will furnish half and o districts, inhabited by skilled accurate OS of P. custodian 0. place, Diaz, It stresses that the instructions the federal government the other craftsmen, business and middle-clas- s place business at around 75 per always unsettling. However, more Brims and Kelley. cent of "normal normal, in most and more of the commentators are are "aimed at our section on WIA. half. The estimated cost for April, people. " Of the communist on the i May and June is $459,500. emissaries, headed established as the saying that 1936 may disprove the cases, being . Communist The The sentiment for industrial U average for years such as 23, 24, old and not always true saying 8ays,that "he mus federal government will furnish unionism among organized work and FrJ,'Ct known trnpHmmharnl d rfrom sevier 25, when business was good, that an election year must be a bad to them as a good half of this, plus five per cent for ers was found to be much stronger nit not spectacularly so. year. county, where they had expected to unjon man a 8Upp0rter and a build- - administration. than that represented by the gen charter one of the o 7 Varieties er 0f a union. He must be- Improvement Continues eligibles for aid to depend- - eral average, which included non Business Week has reported that I strug-LEarle Map Fight children are said to number workers as well as the unorganc?me known.a on.e few "confidence in the next the f043. The maximum allowed is ized. Pa. (AFLNS) rievanc?8 1hntU Harrisburg, f'f" the unem- It is months . . ..In addition to propagat- - fi8 a month for the first child and improvement continues Governor Earles administration jb. vote to The almost was three due to the las initiated a movement to proThis is in to a11 worker he $12 a month for each additional one strong. niontisrn among labor unionists and appearance of largely refused to have anjthing to do should some of the best child reports tect workers in Pennsylvanias earnings the of aid those with members of their fain 4 irom many important industries. coal mines, rock quarries, brick, picPkPamldhil workrr. to develop for the party, federal government furnishes to ilies In unions. this belonging These reports are uniformly better yards and other industries from them wlth literature, third and the state and counties group, the score stood at 71.9 per than were anticipated our company silicosis, the dread lung disease mo.ve talking The 'J wd!teItPrvfu the rest. federal governments cent for industrial unions, as wi,th thc,m thevwer! which had broken which is now the subject after company y . overcoming aharo for three months is $84,732 of .ra,lual "itH 28.1 per cent for craft even or suffered losses for five confronted with the question, their objections and winning themlan(j that of the state and coun-thi- s against from a revelainquiry unions. do is now in the black again. tion of the deplorable conditions organization anything to for the (communist) party" is $169 464 Comments reported by the inter- years, tb A VoU? of, which discontinued diviCompanies blind The the receive needy may viewers indicate that many voting dends have resumed them, and oth- which employes suffered in the i unemployed organization, a aged-not- hing for craft unionism were workers ers which cut dividends have in- construction of a tunnel at Gauley to do with communism but, local union, a WPA organization game maxjmum as needy this for bridge, West Virginia. in building and other creased them. ' regardless of this, the workers of must include all kinds of workers, suppliJd half by organized which are not affected crafts, by Sevier county would not believe says the instructions. "We must fhe gtate Some specific business items, the present movement for indus- taken from I to authoritative Mormon t0 various rKani.zation numthe federal The th,e government. trial organization. rpf2edStoeoenaffdal1,i5H, 8t,riv? follow: a p?1,cy truW1- sources, opt is her blind of at estimated needy At the communist movement m dis- - w must learn to work together! 400 CONSTRUCTION: During Janu-ary- , NEW REGIONAL uise alwith people who are confused, who construction totaled heavy According to this number, the WPA DIRECTOR most $290,000,000, as compared San Diego, Cal. Trek of the n" the, communist, government will supply $18,000 for are, eveTl The Utah Labor New;s has on and work with them in such a way the three months and the state and with $150,000,000 in January, 1935. Mormon bands from their pretty Roy C. Jacobson, Denver, has Public building still dominates the homes in Nauvoo, 111., over devious various occasions pointed out that as to win their respect, to neutral-- 1 counties a like amount, regional WFA construction picture, but more 'and wilderness trails to lasting settlethe various hues of the communist ize their opposition to communism This makes a total of $437 214 been namedto western sueneed Robert H. more private projects are coming ment in the Salt Lake valley, frenames director, and . . . win over. Sectarian them organizations change which the state and counties must Hincklev of Ogden, who resigned to light. graphicaly is depicted on colorful quently, sometimes over night. The methods of work are a positive ob-- l provide for April May and June because ill of health. n in the International Labor stacle to us. . . . con panels installed today Wool TEXTILES: prices and $352,482 which the federal Mr. Jacobson was regional ad- tinue the rise started last year, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y I Shrewd Schemes Defense has changed its name to will provide visor on labor relations in 11 west with sales good. It is said that Saints exhibit at the CaliforThe issue of the Party1 government "State Labor Defense League." em states embracing the district. stocks are low, and that heavy im- nia Pacific International Exposi. The latest change was made upon Worker proposes many clever. He arrived in Salt Lake City this tion. the suggestion and orders of the schemes of how to reach industrial KAIINBOW BALL porting is imminent. week a WPA to visit for the Utah Proceeding over the loggia, past national leaders of the communist and shop workers, etc. Italsocou-- I Increase Budgets TrkVtT 13 ITATTrkAl headquarters. ilULMl TC tains an article under caption, "It UTILITIES: Electric power de- a replica of the original Mormon party, U. S. A. It is reported that under the old is your job to win the Townsend mand is increasing beyond expecta- tabernacle on the temple grounds The Rainbow, one of the most ADMISSION FEES name, the workers throughout the following. tions, causing many companies to at Salt Lake City, the visitor eny exhibit The tactics of the communists! beautiful ball rooms in Utah, is ARE CONSIDERED increase and revamp construction ters a handsome country became too familiar with liberty-loving structure of Amerto international are the anof available the activities Spanish design. Withunion foreign employing the best budgets. The industry has in, the panels extend along the defense, and because of this, they icans, who believe in true democ music in Salt Lake City. It is WASHINGTON, D. C. (AFLNS) nounced it will spend about in colorful sequence, each walls to contribute funds to it. racy, and are opposed to dictator- - tracting hundreds of dance lovers for capital improvement Several musicians employed on The leaders expect that perhaps ship, be it capitalist or proletarian.! under the Rainbow each dance the $20,000,000 cultural program this year some think that figure dealing with specific phases of the Communism has no room in a I night. with the change of name the funds is low and will be increased. Mormons historic western progresof the Works Progress Adminission. will be forthcoming more freely to democracy. The management is doing its ut- - tration are reported as advocating Spokesmen for the industry say A replica of the Mormon temple, the headquarters. most to please all the visitors! In an admission charge to their con- that if they were freed from fear It is reported that the commun- BACKMAN HEADS addition to dancing, the wrestling certs. One object of admission fees, of governmental "competition and which took 40 years to build, in plaster ist leaders believe that when this MAYORS ADVISORS matches and other attractions are it was stated, would be to keep persecution utility budgets would Salt Lake City, andthea large eternal probranch of the communist organizaplaque signifying well attended. mark. the $1,000,000,000 habit into the pass from people getting tion is called a state labor defense We have heard dance attendants of expecting classical music free. STEEL: I3 operating at 50 per gression of human life, here and Gus F. Hackman, secretary of movement be will the that Railroads and hereafter, also are displayed. cent of capacity. league been epre?.! ? tmsejves a being pleas, able to reach local unions affiliated the chamber of commerce, hasE. R ed of the esmore with are utilities on buying atmosphere Experts are taking polls with the American Federation of named chairman of Mayor newest Salt elections and everything. Why not sential metal, as are machine-too- l "No, said the Union man to the the this, surrounding committee civic advisory Labor and thus secure financial Erwins union stool pigeon, "I comamusement makers and farm Lake center, ascercompany Union to of implement City, take a poll your the groups first meeting held) obvioushavent is of support for communist propaganda at steel Future anything up my sleeve, but tain the number who buy under the panies. this week in the mayors office, I from the bona fide labor have 100 a Union Label in my determined ly per and Card practically Union in Label, Shop h -in of cent the future pocket. by general will outline News, communist leaders have true allies art and Mr. Backman considfor of a procedure program in a few persons within the A. F. eration of the committee at its of L. movement itself. next meeting, March 31. A New Effort Field representative of the The best way to deflate the communists, Steele, arrived from San Francisco Wednesday, and was chiselers is to buy only from firms surprised to learn that organizers that display the Union Label, Shopj !had failed in their mission to Se- - Card or Button. Post-Gazett- two-to-o- e. ne n, coun-ldre- ri house-to-hou- lay-of- se fs ff mass-producti- (1rr 1 ... to-d- r. ... nt iSilJ UerteThat "TZaneehlt p!? andwuntK Exhibit Worlds Fair .f I well-know- 48-pa- I UiilUii I one-stor- $400,-000,0- ed 00 ITS Very Shortly 000 Veterans of the GREAT WAR What would you do? It Is a fair question because you would have to take some part in the reorganization that would take place under COMMUNISM. It may sound ridiculous for intelligent persons to be discussing such a possibility, yet unless those who now hold the destiny of the country in their hands take an intelligent and frank course of action to meet the serious and economic crisis we are facing America can go Red, just as other countries have if enough of its citizens think REID. will have upwards of a billion and a half of cash to spend. An analysis of what they will spend it for, made by the American Legion as a result of a poll of 42,000 veterans, indicates that the largest single item into which this huge volume of cash will go, next to paying off old If America went Red it would be the results of wrong THINKING on the part of Labor and Capital. Somewhere along the line you, Mr. Business Man, and you, Mr. Worker, have failed miserably.' "Now is the time to take serious thought of this matter and see to it that there will be no regrets when you look back a year from now upon the past year. y There isnt any question about your desire to Think Right and Build Right for your family and your neighbors family. Few men that have enjoyed the advantages of individual initiative in these United States of ours would a exchange their state for one of Communal bondage, where the individual becomes a number and the family have stepped memory yet, under the stress of repressed wrongs, injured feelings and dire necessity many races from freedom into bondage that was smeared with the crimson stain of Revolution, have placed themselves at the mercy of dictators, men and systems from which it was a long, long trail back to liberty. debts, is the purchase of homes. This seems to presage a building boom apd all that goes with it. In planning for these new homes, these men who have reached the age of wise discretion will want some new things to go in them. If America should go Red Business men in Utah can help them in making careful selections by describing items available right here in the columns of The Utah Labor News what would be your role? Think it over. Heed the warning signs about you. Get Right With Your Fellowmen! Where Your Advertisement Is Read by the Best Paid Workers In Utah. (This Editorial Contributed by a Friend of A. F. of L. and Good Citizenship.) 33 , |