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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. MARCH 12. 1937 6 CARBON COUNTY GREETS THE PEOPLE OF UTAH CARBON COUNTY KEEPS YOU WARM WITH ITS COAL just begun to fight. VICTORY DINNER ADDRESS cannot afforc OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT either individually or as a party to postpone or run away from that fight on advice of defeatis to reduce hours over-lonto (Continued from paste 2) Let them try that advice lawyers. national recovery act and the Guf increase wages that spell starva- on sweating men piling sandbags fey coal act were successively out- tion, to end the labor of children, on the levees at Cairo. lawed as the child labor statute to wipe out sweatshops. . . . We But I defy anyone to read the had been outlayed 20 years before. will provide useful work for the opinions in the TVA case, the For all these Duke Soon thereafter the nation was needy unemployed. power case and the AAA we have only just begun to case and tell us exactly what we told by a judicial pronunciamento things that although the federal govern fight. can do as a national And here again, we cannot af- in this session of the government ment had thus been rendered pow congress to erless to touch the problem of ford, either individually or as a control flood and drought am hours and wages, the states were party, topostpone or run from generate cheap power with any eciually helpless; and that it pleas that fight on advice of defeatist reasonable certainty that what w ed the personal economic predi- lawyers. do will not be nullified us uncon But I defy anyone to read the stitutional. lections of a majority of the court that we cannot live in a nation opinions concerning the AAA, the Remove Doubts where there is no legal power any- railroad retirement act, the The language of the decisions where to deal with its most diffi recovery act, the Guffey already rendered and the wide cult practical problems a no mans coal act and the New York mini- spread refusal to obey law incitec mum wage law, and tell us exactly by the attitude of the land of final futility. courts, ere court Furthermore, injunctions what, if anything, we can do for ate doubts and difficulties for al have paralyzed the machinery the industrial worker in this ses- most everything else for which which we created by the national sion of the congress, with any rea- we have promised to fight help labor relations act to settle great sonable certainty that what we do for the crippled, for the blind, for disputes raging in the industrial will not be nullified as unconstitu- the mothers insurance for the field, and, indeed, to prevent them tional. for the unemployed security from ever arising. We hope that During this course of the past aged protection of the investor this act may yet escape final con- four years, the nation has been the wiping out of slums cheaper demnation in the highest court. overwhelmed by disasters of flood eleVricUrforhe homes andon But, so far, the attitude and lan- and drouth. the farms of America. You and Protect People owe it to ourselves individually guage of the courts in relation to Modern science knows how to as a many other laws have made the leparty, and as a nation to reof this also act uncertain, protect our land and our people move those doubts and difficulties gality and have encouraged corporations from the recurrence of such catas In this fight, as the lawyers to defy rather than obey it. trophes, and how to produce as a themselves say, time is of the esthe blessing of cheaper sence. In three elections Campaign Pledge during In the campaign of 1936, you electric power. With the Tennes- the past five years majorgreat and I promised this to working see Valley Authority we made a ities have approved what we are men and women: beginning of that kind of protec trying to do. To me, and I am Of course, we will continue to tion on an intelligent regiona sure to you, those majorities mean seek to improve working condi- basis. With only two of it;s nine Uiat the people themselves realtions for the workers of America projected dams completed, there ize the increasing urgency that was no flood damage in the valley we meet their needs now. Every of the Tennessee this winter. creates risks of intervening delay But how can we confidently events which make more and more Best Wishes to Labor complete that Tennessee valley difficult an intelligent, speedy, anc BUY YOUR 1937 project or extend the idea to the democratic solution of our difficul Ohio and other valleys while the ties. lowest courts have not hesitatei Take No Risks to paralyze its operations by As chief executive and as the cTrni v i uuTTflf? sweeping injunctions: head of the Democratic .party, I The Ohio river and the dust am 1 unwilling to take those risks I V bowl are not conversant with the to the country and to the party habits of the interstate commerce of postponing one moment beyond or clause. But we shall never be safe absolute the time when necessity in our lives, in our property or in we can free from OLDS. 6 or 8 doubt those legal heritage of our soil until we have policies which offer a progressive from somehow made the interstate com- solution of our problems. merce clause conversant with the Floods and droughts and agriJOHN REDD habits of the Ohio river and the cultural surpluses, strikes and in dust bowl. Friend of Labor dustrial confusion and disorder, Last Campaign cannot be handled forever on In the campaign of 1936, you basis. Co. Redd and I and all who supported us did I have another ambition not so take cognizance of the Ohio river great an ambition as that which and the dust bowl. We said: Of have for the PHONE 384 but an ambicourse we will continue our efforts tion which as country, g a Democrat, PRICE, UTAH . . . for drought and flood control. I do not believe unworthy. It is . . . For these things we have only an ambition for the Democratic Here, too, we g, ening to roll again down our river valleys NOW! Here is the dust bowl beginning to blow again NOW! If we would keep faith with those who had faith in us, if we would make democracy succeed, 1 say we must act NOWl O Only $1.50 per year . Subscribe Today BEST WISHES TO LABOR Buy Your Plymouth, Dodge or Dodge Truck FROM PRICE GARAGE CO. Complete Service Price, Utah Phone 294 BEST WISHES TO LABOR by-prod- catch-as-catch-c- Shop ROY WIMMER, Prop Friend of Labor Union Shop Price, Utah For Labor and Social Economic News the Utah Labor News excels them all na-tion- Hotor Sanitary Barber PIONEER FORGING & WELDING CO. Welding Done on your Premises. Arc or Acetylene Welding Built Lathes for all kinds of machine work. Semi-Traile- rs 164 So. Carbon Ave. Phone 590 FRANK PRAZEN, Mgr. 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CBS-Coast RED STAR SERVICE STATION Texaco Gasoline and OilsGoodrich Tires PRICE AND HELPER, UTAH The party, and its associates, have had the imagination to perceive essential unity below the surface of apparent diversity. We can, therefore, long remain a natural rallying point for the effort of all of those who truly believe in political and eco- PHONE 29 PRICE, UTAH Carbon Dioxide and Chemical Co. nomic democracy. Find the Way It will take courage to let our minds be bold and find the ways to meet the needs of the nation. But for our party, now as always, the counsel of courage is the counsel of wisdom. If we do not have the courage o lead the American people where thev want to go. someone else will. d Here is of a nation ill - housed Manufacturers DIOXICE - DRY ICE . LIQUID CARBONIC one-thir- ill-cla- d, Plant Office NOW! Here are thousands upon thousands of farmers wondering whether next years prices will meet heir mortgage interest NOW! Here are thousands upon thousands of men and women laboring "or long hours in factories for inadequate pay NOW! Here are thousands upon thousands of children who should be at school, working in mines and mills Seattle Office ' Here are spring floods threat- - Fourth Ave. Bldg. $dce, a. w. McKinnon tafj OFFICERS EYE GLASSES At Wholesale to All Lenses Duplicated at Same Low Price Keith W. Bldg... 7812 . . J. EMPEY Cashier EDMUND CRAWFORD EARL F. HILLS Assistant Cashiers DIRECTORS Optical Laboratories Salt Lake City . CLAUDE President 246 So. Main I Carbon Cmerp Hank ng NOW! . 691-R- INDUSTRY are strikes more ever we have than known, costing millions of dollars far-reachi- 1411 Phone A FRIEND OF LABOR AND A BOOSTER OF THE COAL NOW! Here Wellington, Utah. Price Phone 327 C. R. FERGUSSON GEORGE ZEESE J. H. REDD a. D. KELLER J. H. LEAUTAUD Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit surance Corporation In- |