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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MAY 8, 1936. U. S. JUDGE REFUSES RAN POLITICAL OUTLOOKIIIIGII RED AMERICAN VOTERS ENDORSE ON STRIKERS TESTIFYING LEADER SPEAKS ROOSEVELT IN PRIMARY TEST from page 2) ninth precinct, 3; tenth precinct, (Continued has given us, Green told the Na Trade Union tional Women's league convention in Washington "We want to continue it. of the Green's endorsement President for reelection came during a talk on "social justice leg islation. (Continued from page 1) lw,fthl unions and other innocent citizens. Knitting Mills, Riverside, N. J.. CAMDEN, N. J. (AFLNS) from Prec,nct testifying in a hearing held the in John DrecfnctClth Avis, Doyd Judge National Labor Relations the by The Salt Lake Citv nnd countv !,e 1.,icused how these commun- United States court here, refused board to consider complaints filed ould SoaSbfe to grant an inJunction re8trainin& by the International Ladies Garprimaries for the election of dele-JI Riverside ment Workers' Union charging the gates to the state convention will I & the people of Salt t to build j striking empoyes of the be held Monday, May id concern with violating the Wagner. I farmer-labor a party to represent in the coming elections. Icurred the severe displeasure of Connery Labor Disputes act, which .them . the workers the right I Look foi Victory Minor was advertised ns "vet-- 1 by his outspoken references to the guarantees Endorse Roosevelt to organize and bargain collectiveOn the eve of the first Demo- - eran labor leader," and who has 'white anting tactics of the The convention of the Unltei ly without interference from embeen convention party, which were made in ployers. Automobile Workers of America at Chairman Calvin for the year State labor active for many years in thelmunist ber. I W. Rawlings is movement." Yes, he has a letter from the Minister to The A large number of employes of State after state has recorded South Rend, Indiana, unanimously elated at the Democratic been active as an agitator and trou-- j Standard, and reproduced in this party RooseRoosevelt for mill struck three endorsed President the its approval of President prospects of victory in 1936 elec- ble maker. He has been a com- I column. The union carried a reso in a wages and hours months ago velt. In a majority of the prima- reelection. dispute. Mr. both thelmunist of 20 and in more remaks for than the lution tion, agitator nationally resenting The endorsement came after an 'state. ries the Roosevelt vote has exceedIt was said the companys reI trou-- 1 Semple, and considered inele the We him know as a of years. ami ed the vote of his Republican quest for the injunction was the appeal to the delegates by Homer Speaking of the May 23 conven- - ble maker in bona fide union cir- - gant language of Mr. Semple d first of its kind on record, alDemocrat president opponents combined. W. Martin, Mr. 18 we cles conabout unwarranted. Rawlings said, "This years ago. Yes, tirely other employers have From the Atlantic to the Pacific, of the union, lie warned that an vention affords though I an unusual oppor- - knew of him as a disruptionist "In reply to this resolution, Mr. sought on President Roosevelt and from the Gulf of Mexico to the attack writs to restrain judicial o farmer-laboStand-tonce r for to Democrats in the The a upon a time get off Semple, in a letter to the board Labor from conducting Canadian border Roosevelt is en might endanger the future of the tunity a flying start. It will provide party because the party would not ard,' says: I have no apology to dorsed by American voters. young union and pointed out that hearings. - recognize Minor as exmembers and chance to in their said director have offer for anything I Its, There is no satisfaction to the the Committee on Industrial Or- )arty views and to start the ball threw him out of the Judge Avis also definitetly reparty circles, connection with the communist tac- fused to pass on the constitutionLiberty leaguers and radical com- ganization for the American Fed- change a national and state tics in general and the definite eferation of Labor "has set up agen- rolling toward the Wagner act, under of munists in the primary votes. ality fort they have been making ant which the board is set up, despite cies working for President Rpomj victory at the polls in November, WHITE ANTING "I am aware there are many to white ant' a long argument made are making Green for Roosevelt vclt's reelccticn. by counsel I am sure the ences to but build, both Indus for the anti-labthe Labour the movement, the resolution of Another TACTICS RED William Green, president placed company. produce a united American Federation of Labor, union on record as "unalterably op- eonvention will trially and politically. Throughoutenthused and ready for democracy, commuj this country there is ample evito reelection the nazism, advocated fai.cism, Die Makers Win posed Tuesday TTie and dence to communist agitators contentioa nism and other movements which the campaign." of President Roosevelt. my 8upp0rt PHILADELPHIA. Pa. (AFLNS) - their Mr. tnwith are the trouble Rawlings says sympathizers u,. party wag com. Indeed Around 100 employes of F. C. "We have been inspired and distract the attention of labor from thusiasm evidenced by party work- - makers whether they are m the amend & Co., tool and die makthrilled by the leadership destiny bona fide unionism." by pclled Castellj ers throughout the state the Demo- - United States or any other coun- cBfctution. to prohibit ers here, as the result of a strike I exa ov. outlook New Zealand cratic party has labor in Utah is try. j t from joining its ranks. declared early in February, won an I I KIEFER TALKS TO was taken after very agreement from the firm which inThis action TboSxWive nn;nrelllynta cludes recognition of the union, planJ CLUB TOWNSEND bus Perfecting for the Uuniats are not satisfied-itthe ?n right'to'sign asVanaging director I Great BriUta wage increases, a and strikeof week, discharge (Continued from page 1) w.r-- 1 tion for IMSO tor which Further on in thi. Ion letter, Mr. breakers. reinstatement of strikers, liTdfcUtori I wish to inform and equal distribution of work. world! What a glorious acquittal rant was drawn on the self-hel-p e mem- - Semple says. M. II. Daniels, an Snyder Elected funds to nay for mining equipment he would have had! appointed tribunal that for the Grass Creek Fuel Co., Inc., predicted by the Utah ber of Salt Lake Typographical rLu takes upon itself to try to con Take Another Look While we read of the Townsent ,bforT Wews George W.Snyderori other men in their absence, . Greetings to Organized ws aippingrromtne Auck-dem- n which the same City, a prominent Utah one never deviated haye investigation let us take another five members, ofalso j Labor ) fatar the managing mining man, was elected by an and Nw where D. A. Walton is look at our own state d the whole of my life jemng ine aiuinK "ni.ie. overwhelming vote as Republican J0!1' committees and commissions have director. from tb nrineinles that I h tb Are we building in Utah a school national committeeman for Utah at been appointed who believe that as the to sacred so held be far PLANT NOW! to uner, wo with their appointment goes full of political thought and action that the convention held in Ogden Sat- - caption concerned. movement in Bay freedom urday. His opponent was A. B- nntaiAo i e tha labour it PLEASURE equipment of "boots and saddles, gives such a measure of who believe that as they leave the state house they will find the rest the Auckland Carpenters Union, charge that Labour and commun of the people of the state saddled people without being held account-- 1 253 for Irvine. ism are interchangeable terms, and Mrs. Jesse F. Cannon, Salt Lake and bridled and ready to be rid- able for the liberties they take Complete Selection of account was reelected with or com the the national for inside the City, people, den. writes, the situation mitteewoman. Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Shrubs, In our state the legislature pro- use they make of public funds? party is also causing worry, with Some have said others will say The delegates to the Republican the organization appearing split Trees and all Garden Needs p vided that where cooperthat it is not proper to bring convention at Cleveland were chos- between three candidates Landon, atives existed and were organized Borah and Knox. to help themselves the state would this up at this time, that it is not en as follows: p finance the cooperatives, a proper subject for a Democrat I Delegates at large, J. Reuben and $40,000 was set aside for that to talk about in an election year. Clark, Jr., Allan S. Tingey, Mrs. May Take a Walk Sons Co. Bailey Compliments of Some of the most sagacious genpurpose. To this fund the federal Well, this is house cleaning time, Dana C. Blayney and R. N. Mabey, Seedsmen Since 1865 tlemen in the national capital are government added $90,000 so that and only those who live in the all Salt Lake City. UNITED OIL CO. First congressional district dele producing the coin of the realm the people who had a mind to work house should clean the house if 3 East 2nd South St, gates, LeRoy B. Young, Ogden; to wager that if any one takes might be helped in their desire to the neighbors take over the job A. 1234 BECK STREET M. the Phone clean house Wasatch 365 and Parowan, may Marsden, national walk a they at the coming help themselves. Was. 1434 Second congressional district conventions the walker will be When a member of the legisla- wreck the home at the same time ture that provided that fund, that delegates, E. M. Rowe, Provo, Borah and not A1 Smith. Another Brain Trust Utah county; George Holt, Davis worked for the passage of that bill The current Washington report Political note: It may be Brain county, would like to know what has been says that many Borah delegates The delegates go to Cleveland have received quiet approval from done with the money, what coop- trust vs. brain trust in the coming Best Wishes to Labor uninstructed. the Democratic command. Borah eratives have been helped, what election. is The was brain unsuccessful Presidents trust an There effort were who receive are and where the people the believes he never will to be employed, what and where well known, though it has been by Senator Borah supporters made Old Guard support of Charles of late, and many of to instruct the delegates for him, Hilles, or'other conservatives. The were the goods that have been made from the raw material at its formerly famous members are at least on the first ballot Republican platform, despite the COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE The keynote address of the con progressive new deals Senator hand, finds that more than 50 per definitely out. Arnold vention H. delivered was is the is and SNOW WHITE CLOTHES cent of the money RepubGrowing famous, by Frederick Steiwer of Oregon as gone, wants to have an accounting he is lican brain trust. will turn out to be such Organized by Rich, Salt Lake City attorney. keynoter An attack on the New Deal and a told that there will be an account- Chairman Fletcher it consists of document that Borah d East ing some time, maybe, if the gov- nine university professors, all well Roosevelt administration was made and his followers will have every known in their fields. ernor insists. by Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of reason to follow the banners of One duty of the group will be agriculture under President Her progressive Republicans, Norris, Wants to Know I want to know, and I want to to prepare analytical criticism of bert Hoover, Hiram Johnson and Robert La Weber county Townsend old age know now, and when I know, I am New Deal policies and laws for in the Roosevelt camp. Best Wishes to And now come the practical argoing to tell the people of Utah Republican spokesmen to use in pension club made an unsuccessfu the of to effort indorse!Tnt thee the the of tax to what use the d get ampaign. money politics to guments of Chairman Fletcher does not like plan before the convention. The support the wager. Borah is in real people, that was set aside so that the helpless might help them- his group to be called a brain resolution was offered from the danger of defeat in his native ET trust, but it seems certain that it convention floor but was ruled ou - Idaho. The great constitutionalist, selves, has been put. J I want to know, and I want that must wear the label whether it of order by Ray E. Dillman, per- the famed expert on foreign relaor to not. chairman. manent wants how come that INTERMOUNTAIN DISTRIBUTOR you should know, tions, can claim credit for no legA little fireworks was injectec islation designed to help his home into the convention when Joseph state. Opnosing Borah for S. Nelson got up to urge the elec TIIE RAILROAD RACKET to the senate is an effective, tion of Mr. Irvine for nationa powerful campaigner, Idahos amHe questioned Mr, bitious Democratic governor, C. B. committeeman. Low and ac- Ross. Ross is expected to win. Republicanism Snyders him of cused being unduly friendly But wait! Man is mortal and the with Democratic Senator William cold statistics of a life insurance H. King during the campaign ol company will prove that in the Nelson was shouted am next twelve months Roosevelt will 1934. USED CAR BRANCH 753 SOUTH MAIN booed down. have his chance to name not only his first appointee to the supreme G. O. P. Hopes Low court, but probably three new The Kansas City Star, stalwart members. Borah would like to end Republican champion and ardent his career on the supreme bench, supporter of Governor Alf Landon So would Senate Leader Joe Rob of Kansas for president, in its Sun- inson of Arkansas. If the actuaries day edition admitted that gloom are right, Roosevelt would be able prevails in high party circles over to satisfy the ambitions of both Robinson and his liberal friend, the prospects foT 1936. Writing under a Washington Borah of Idaho. date, line, Theodore C. Alford, The (Continued from page 1) and Maryland voters endorsed the vote. President by an not is likely to Brcckenridge have a single delegate in the Phil adelphia convention, but he wil continue his campaign, because his object is not to win delegations but to persuade conservative Democrats to bolt Roosevelt in Novem- I I w if. I com-crat- ic en-tio- newly-electe- I to-d- ay or , h 40-ho- ur ay old-tim- I Sogy" For For PROFIT self-hel- self-hel- and 61-6- I I PEERLESS LAUNDRY soft-pedal- I I Hyland 2182 hard-boile- 1184 21st South . Fol-lett- e, Labor hard-boile- EEKI1LEI& ; Hudson Terraplanc Thrilling in Performance, 24 West 5th South in Price You Are Interested . . . Stars correspondent at the capi- tal, asserts that Republican leaders in Washington are suffering from a defeatist complex, the worst case of election blues since the early days of the New Deal. The impression prevails at the capital, Alford writes, that Roosevelt is just the same as for another four-yea- r term, and no Republican presidential candidate in sight has a look-i- n at the No- Certainly you are interested and want to know who will be the Democratic nominee for governor! Will it be Blood, Maw, or? ed Who will be the G. O. P. gubernatorial inee vember election. While the popularity of the New Deal is a potent source of discouragement to the G. O. P., Alford Seegmiller, E. W. Kelly, or nom- ? The political observers of the Utah Labor News are providing interesting information to k the readers of this paper in the Political department a regular feature. Do not miss an issue of the Utah Labor News. If you are not a regular reader subscribe Out-Loo- Here you have pictured how a public service is used as a gambling device, with the rakeoff getting it all in time. 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