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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. MARCH DEMOCRATIC Lamb, WOMENS CLUBS Fifth North 459 street, March 17, at 8 West (to fill unexpired term) George A. Eaton, Salt Lake City. Road commissioner: George Ab-o-t, Tremonton. LEGISLATIVE NOTES p. m. 19, 1937. The newly elected olficers were instaljed. Mrs. John Harter, the outgoing president, introduced the new officers as follows: Airs. Ira A. Maxfield, president; Mrs. Robert Sleater, vice president; Mrs. G. N. Davis, recording secretary; Mrs. L. D. Pugsley, corresponding secretary; Airs. T. II. liauerback, treasurer. Airs. Albert Jensen, representative in the state legislature, was the speaker of the evening. Aliss Jessie Evans, Thaddeus Al. Evans and Robert Uakeson gave musical selections. A social hour followed the business meeting. ocrats dodged the platform pledges, the number of job hunters sitting in the senate and the lower house, definition of a Democrat for revenue only among the legislators, the tactics, promising to vote for a bill and then turning around and voting against it, the I dont know attitude in the chambers, kissing their political and slapping their enemies, etc., etc., etc. friends, Investigators should also find the reasons why some of the legislators should be in the legislature at all. This caused some consternation in the legislative chambers and lobbies. The result was that both passed a joint resolution providing for an investigation of the legislature. and other state officials and departments. The investigating committee will be composed of five persons to be named as follows: one by the governor, one by the supreme court, one by the attorney general, one by the president of the senate, and one by the speaker of the house. In discussing the merits of the resolution several of the senators opposed it and thought it was uncalled for. This gave an opportun-- ( Continued on page 7) (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) platform planks must mean someBills .Signed N. Carlquist, Mrs. Esdale M. Kelthing and must be redeemed. Bewe elabcause belief will this of Among the bills signed by Gov-rnsey, Miss Katherine OConnor, Miss on orate measures platform Genevieve OConnor, Mrs. Andrew passed, Henry II. Blooa are tne lol allowed to killed die in tne and legowing: E. Mrs. II. Ileath, Mrs. Ada Takis, islature. li. B. 33, allowing increase in B. Napper; music, Mrs. Ferrell II. maximum county road levies to Adams, chairman; Mrs. John A. take care of reduced assessed valuAppointments Confirmed Holbery, Miss Mattie Rawlings; The the is list of ap- ation in event of homestead exfollowing patriotic, Mrs. C. A. Robertson, to state emptions. commissions Mrs. Orson Wilhclmscn, pointments chairman; S. B. IDG, ;allow operation of and departments, recommended by Mrs; Hazel McQuarrie; tickets, Governor Blood, and confirmed by egistered motor vehicles until midMrs. Marie Dayton, chairman; Mrs. the senate: night, February 28, of the year Olive Hale, Mrs. Moroni C. Iverregistration. Fublic service commission: Walter son. II. B. appropriates $800,000 K. Cedar Granger, City; Ward C. annuauy 34, Membership, Mrs. David Athey. irom motor vemcie regWeis-leA. Otto M. Holbrook, Clearfield; Zabriskie, chairman; Mrs. A. istration funds for use on county Fourth Ward Women Salt Lake City. Mrs. Angus M. Scott, Mrs. Florence and roads streets. city The Fourth Ward Womens Liquor commission: James W. Canty, Mrs. Beatrice Halverson, Democratic S. B. increases 47, study club met Alarch Funk, Richmond; Henry Jorgensen, big Mrs. A. M. Browning, Mrs. Eleanor game license fees from $15 to Beckman, Mrs. W. M. Durant, Mrs. 15, 2 p. m., at the home of Airs. Sandy; Herbert Taylor, Salt Lake $20, and provides for expenditure Richard II. Twombly, Miss Jane Grant Alacfarlane, 531 First City. of excess on range rehabilitation. State tax commission: Irwin Am-oviGillett, Mrs. Andrew Takis, Mrs. S. B. 100, repeals law requiring (chairman), Salt Lake City; nterest on public Henry Henderson, Mrs. Lola bank deposits. Howard I. Leatham, Wells viile; Mrs. Hattie Burg, Mrs. UTAH WPA II. B. 11, requires the establishKoscoe E. Hammond, Salt Lake ment of Sadie Henry, Mrs. Mae Jenson, regular paydays, and imMUSIC PROJECT City; J. William Knight, l'rovo. Mrs. Ina Hawkins, Mrs. Wayne for nonpayment of poses penalties State insurance commissioner: C. wages. Heath, Mrs. C. L. Johnson, Mrs. Ella Allred, Mrs. Marie Dayton, The Utah State Sinfonietta, un- C. Neslen, Salt Lake City. B. 4G, the state Board of argiculture: Alark John- - li. food act.strengthens Mrs. T. L. Robertson, Miss Ruby der the direction of Reginald pure NorS. B. 80, increases resident huntPoll, Mrs. R. A. Burnet, Mrs. Mc- Beales, will present the third in a fon Draper; John, Hansen, River-seriIrene Mrs. man E. Gulbransen, Ricaarcjs Yielding; G. ing and fishing license fees. of concerts at the Chamber fon r L. Hobson, lioytsville. of 11. B. 244, reduces the capital and Carthy, Mrs. S. L. Cate, Mrs. Nora Friday, Alarch 19, at Mrs. 8:15Commerce, A. L. Bentleu, Mrs. U. S. A. C. board of trustees: F. surplus requirements of banks m. Air. Beales will also Walton, p. be heard as soloist with the orcheS' B. Stephens, Salt Lake City; F. P. wishing to establish branches. Roy F. Mulliner. A special advisory committee to tra playing the G Alinor Concerto Champ, Logan; C. Q. Spencer, iay-o- f Max Bruch. This concerto is son; J. B. White, Paradise; Airs. Well Ahem! the club was appointed as follows: Mrs. Mary Halloran Soules, Mrs. II. ione of the most pleasing works in L T. Jensen, Roy. In several hotel room meetings, Building commission: J. 0. Elton, capitol corridor conferences, and A. Major, Airs. J. R. Jarvis, Airs, 'all violin literature ana will give N. D. Airs. Salt Lake City; W. E. ltyberg, Salt carpenters hall basement the hearan of public opportunity Roy B. Barrett, gossip Lake Air. Beales the to best advan City; K. E., Wadsworth, Og- - confabs, wheels were all set for Jing Thatcher. legisla- - tage. The beautiful singing pas- -' den. rolling to defeat the Democratic Deleates to the womens Utah of slow school the state A. movement and for Trustees, W. sages Rupea, Airs. in 1938. council: tive Aliss the lively finale are a tree test of deaf and blind; Rabbi S. H. Gor party It's in these confabs Airs. Alary Halloran Soules. Participants Lake who have Airs. A. bait and those B. don, City; virtuosity w'ere a few legislators who were Jane Gillett. heard Air. Beales play this concerto Coray, Ogden; Dr. K. R. Hampton, elected on the Democratic ticket, with the orchestra proclaim it a ait Lake City, disgruntled labor lobbyists, and Discuss Taxes Board of park commissioners: certain of performance labor leaders who were out very high quality. Mrs. Scott 1. Stewart presided The music project takes great f!aaiter tfanchett, bait Lake to defeat the Democratic candiWo- the D at the regular ones, bait Lake City. dates last November election. The Finest Aloney Can Buy con- - 'pleasure also in announcing as the n I book Aext mens Democratic clubNewhouse commission: e to Ralph Stewart grape-vinartist ho guest reports Alargaret According Specializing in the vention room of the a group of Aelsson, Alephi; Nellie U. llend-numhe- rs from these gatherings the particiin soprano, xiewiett, m. 2 famous ' p. tel, Alarch 17, witn the orchestra. Airs. rics, Ogden. pants would like to make a mess of of chairman beau-trustee, Utah training school for things politically in Utah. Luckily Airs. C. 0. Bonner, women s Hewlett possesses a voice of feeble minded: S. T. Jeppesen, Ilunipty Dunipty of the tax committee of the and wide tiful her circle they are in a minority and lack inquality a den. ox confidence and to be learn win legislative council, conducted telligent Chocolates leadership pleased round table discussion on taxes.- her appearance with this orchestra.'. Doard of Regents, University of of the rank and file, and therefore Jhn J.Galligan, bait we look for the bursting of the Mrs. Frank Tage Stewart, chairThe Utah State Sinfonietta is a Insist On stes ViT'rcrook3 fine rJlam Salt soap bubbles they have been blowman of or what the federal. example ake A. 1. Mrs. assisted by government is doing for music in Lake City; R. H. Williams, bait ing. HincKley, ugden; City; the 6at j Dr. Joseph Hughes, Spanish Fork. Started Something vocal KlectiTacMmpanled 'lore all the of Salt public schools, W. Board of Bernard commissioners Airs. for The prolegislative observer of the piano by Bigger and Better (jjty and has been received of uniformity of legislation Utah Labor News started some-hin- g at all times with enthusiastic ap- motion in the United States: C. W. ilawwhen in the last issue in the Candy BARS proval. It has proven itself to be Study Group Lake Salt W. H. he lings, column Notes City; Leary, Legislative worthy the support of all civic Sait Lake The Second Ward study group minded At All SCHOOL STORES City; G. II. Worthen, riticized the various investigating and music people club loving Provo. of the Womens Democratic and of the committees legislature, at the and is fast becoming an instrument Board of health: Dr. T. J. Howmet Alarch 18 at 2 p. m., Recentnoted, if there is investigation of culture and entertainment which Co. Glade Salt Lake City. ells, needed in any branch of the Utah Chapman branch library. to tastes is those of discriminating were in charge. officers Board of control, Utah state his- state government, we believe the ly elected AI. AlcQuar-rie- , well nigh indespensible. 232 South 5th East torical society: J. S. Alter Salt egislative department sorely needs They included Airs. R.C. L. of concert Chamber The the at Lake City, Utah Salt Jack, president; Mrs. Commerce is given free of charge Lake City; Mrs. Cornelia Lund, t at this time. Livesey, Mrs. Friends of Labor Roby vice president; Among the subjects suggested and the public is cordially invited aIt Lake City; H. S. Auerbach, Alice llhams, Airs. and Salt Lake City; J. F. Ricks, Logan; or investigation were: secretary, to be present. W. R. Palmer, Cedar City. treasurer. The reasons why so many Dem follows: The complete program Trustee, State Industrial school 1. Overture Beethoven. Fidelio," 2. Concertc Third Ward Installs in g Minor for Violin, Frank Francis, Ogden; V. R. lamoderato, adagio, tin- - sen, Salt Lake City, allegro The Third Ward Democratic IIAPPY DAYS TO UNION LABOR meet-in- g ale. 3. Soprano Solos (a) All .Souls, held its W. regular commission: Watw dies group storage Ware. Strauss; (b) The Cross, WE ARE BEHIND YOU IN EVERY RESPECT R. Wallace, Salt Lake City; J. A. at the home of Mrs. Fred E. Day, Intermission. 4. From the Western World, Dvor- Anderson, Salt Lake City; L. P. Do Some of Your Easter Shopping with Us ak; allegro risolute, larghetto, scherzo, Christensen, Vernal; II. J. Barnes, finale. 5. Soprano Solos (a) The Star, A. Kahn, Salt Lake Rogers; (b) The Birthday, Woodman; Kaysville; J. 6. William Scenes The Peterson, Logan; J. Answer. Terry. City; (c) Poetlques, Godard; On the Mountain, W. Gillman, Orem; E. J. Pickett, O In the Village. Salt Lake Citys Bargain Spot St. George; J. Al. Knighton, GunniG. W. H. F. son; STATE AND BROADWAY Stallings, Ogden; SOUTH JERSEY C. I. 0. Ballard, Jr., Smithfield; Dr. John FORAIED AT CAMDEN A. Widtsoe, Salt Lake City. Directors Utah state fair: W. C. A e, CAMDEN, N. J. (UNS) Winder, Salt Lake City; A. G. BEST WISHES TO UTAH LABOR South Jersey Council for Indus-triSalt Lake City; C. II. Organization has been estab- Smith, Centerville; W. J. Cowen, D. II. CHRISTENSEN lished, with headquarters at Cam- Salt Lake City; Dr. R. C. Swalberg, den,. to push organization of the Spanish Fork; Airs. Lavina Fugal, of the O unorganized throughout that area. Pleasant Grove; E. E. Hendricks, A Northern New Jersey C. I. 0. is Lewiston. Board of corrections: W. W. already functioning. The council has been endorsed Stewart, Salt Lake City; Robert by the Central Labor Union of Lynch, Salt Lake City; H. A. Snow, GOOD Camden which voted to send two Salt Lake City. Felt Building Salt Lake City Board of public welfare: B. S. representatives to the meeting CANDY BARS ARE called to complete its organization, Clendenin, Salt Lake City; H. B. John Green, president of the In- Anderson, Salt Lake City; D. W. dustrial Union of Alarine & Ship- Parratt, Salt Lake City. SOLD TO LAB0R1 LABOR- Albert Member state board of education building Workers, and Jones, secretary of the Newspaper Always Better Service Here Guild of Philadelphia and Camden, wrere elected temporary president WELCOME, LABOR Official State Inspection Station No. 6 and secretary-treasure- r, with head2332 at. ALL MAKES OF CARS Broadway. SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT quarters OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION Nite Phone, Wasatch 2642 FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Service Entrance around the corner on 5th South EASTER GREETINGS buck-passi- or fol-owi- ng y, non-reside- nt tz Cop-enhav- er, es ng FOR EASTER TIME GLAIttlES ( CANHDME I 1, Og-inen- us GLADES Candy . - Alad-Bruc- os h; ROES Tl er Alac-Kenzi- ol s Christensen Construction Co. bos IF. 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