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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, NOVEMBER 4, 1938 Page 4 Carbon County Expected ?o Vote Solidly : Senator Thomas, Abe Murdock May Top the Ballot Count the same as in 1936. Senator FAVORED TO WIN Thomas and Congressman Murdock are predicted to poll a better than three-to-on- e vote over their G. 0. P, opponents. Carbon is expected to send two LABOR AND PROGRESSIVE Democrats to the state house of VOTERS BACKING DEMOCRATS representatives. In district 1, FOR LEGISLATIVE AND Frank Bonacci, incumbent, is looked COUNTY POSTS upon as a winner. In fact, observers say that he will win by a According to all accounts on the large majority over his Republican eve of the November 8 election, rival candidate. In district 2, Val Carbon county is expected to retain H. Cowles, editor of the Price its honors as the banner Demoit is predicted will win cratic county of southeastern Utah. by a Safe margin. All that the most optimistic ReFor s?me of the county offices publicans even hope to do is to see close contests are expected, but the former large Democratic ma- Democrats are expected to capture all of the offices, including that jorities shaved down a little. Senator Elbert D. Thomas and of sheriff which is now being held Congressman Abe Murdock are by a Republican. in expected to run Organized labor in the county in lead casts about 60 per cent of the total Tuesdays voting. They may Democratic ballot results in the vote. All branches of labor have county. Their majorities may be endorsed Senator Thomas and Con3000 and upwards, depending on gressman Murdock. Labor votes the size of the voting. If more than for Republicans this year is said to vote is cast, the )e as scarce as the proverbial hens a normal off-yeDemocratic majorities will be about teeth. All Utah is watching the results of Carbon county vote. Close obFRANK BONACCI servers predict that Carbon counWELCOME, LABOR State Representative Bonacci, ty's majority for Senator Thomas will be large enough to wipe out who seeks reelection on the Hansen Furniture small Republican majorities in'cratic ticket from Legislative Dis trict No. 1 of Carbon county, is a few southern Utah counties. to win by a comfortable favored Exchange majority in the election on Novem LABOR LEADER ber 8. He has served in tne last session of the legislature with TAKES ISSUE honor to his constituents in Carbon The Home of New and Good county and the state of Utah. He WITH DR. HARRIS Used Furniture. We Buy, was always on the job defending Sell and Exchange measures in the interest of the In a letter to all local unions of people. His voting record is perfect District 22, United Mine Workers on labor and other progressive PRICE, UTAH Robof America in Utah, Albert measures. erts, district vice president, calls attention of the membership to A statements made by Dr. Harris article appearing in a Salt Lake Support and Elect criticizing the Wagner Act. Mr. paper, dated October 25, 1938, the Roberts points out that evidently heading of the article being as folthe professor favors company lows, Harris Asks Revision of IDA unions. Wagner Law (Magna). The article quotes Dr. Franklin The letter follows: S. Harris, Republican nominee for an to called was attention My (Widow of Orval Thomas) the United States senate in a talk prepared for delivery here. Carbon County Dr. Harris is running against Welcome to Labor, Senator Elbert D. Thomas, who Recorder Buy Your 1939 Kelvinator voted for the Wagner Act in it3 from present form. I am in accord with the objec Palace Candy Co. Always a Friend of Labor tives and basic principles of the HELPER, UTAH act, Dr. Harris said, but it has been drawn so that it has not worked out well in practice the Republican Specifically, nominee demanded changes to: (1) Permit employers, as well ' Your Friendly Grocer as employees, to ask the N.L.R.B MEATS VEGETABLES GROCERIES to designate a union for bargaining Owned and Operated by Max Bertola - Friend of Labor ' purposes. It is my opinion that this is a Price, Utah Telephone 560 direct appeal on behalf of a union designated by employers to be recognized by the N.L.R.B. In other WELCOME, LABOR words, recognition of the company union. The National LaV-- H bor Relations act was passed to combat these company unions and FORD A1ND LINCOLN ZEPHYR to give labor a square deal in collective bargaining. SALES AND SERVICE price, utah PHONE 66 The company unions, in my opinion, are the ones responsible for the disruption between employ er and employee and not the National Labor Relations board, BEST WISHES TO LABOR would rather have no union at all than a union whose policies are dictated by the employers. Dr. Har ris would have the public believe MANUFACTURERS that working agreements should be drawn up by the employers unDloxice Dry Ice Liquid Carbonic der a company union, dictated to by the employer and not under the Plant Office present system of collective bar Wellington, Utah. Phone 691-R- 1 gaining with a bona fide union of the majority of the employees and Sun-Advoca- te, 1 neck-and-ne- ck ar ' I!. THUS zr IVSIarG IfflOCMflC Tuesday the employers of labor. If this is the kind of a senator Harris would make, it is up to organized labor to combine their forces to defeat such reactionaries that will go down to Washington to defeat every progressive measure that has been enacted by progressive senators and congressmen, such as Senator Elbert D. Thomas, Congressman Abe Murdock and Congressman J. W. Robinson. Their labor record in the United States congress is one hundred per cent favorable to labor. Can labor afford to subscribe to such policies as advocated by Dr. Harris, or, are we going to Stand behind our friends of Labor? We know their records, they have been tried, and are trusted by the laboring people of the state of Utah. I am appealing to every member of the United Mine Workers of America and laboring men and Democratic candidates as Senator Elbert D. Thomas, Congressman Abe Murdock and Congressman J. W. Robinson, but get out and work for their election. Labor needs the help of these progressive men, if labor is going to get justice and fair play. We dont want company unions or any people that advocate such reactionary measures. As laboring men and women, we will be shirking our duty, if we dont return these Friends of Labor to the United States congress. General Election Nov. 8. Vote For D. K Welcome, Labor SOMETHING women of the state of Utah to not only vote for these progressive II. Brig1 YOUIJG Friend of Labor Candidate For DIFFERENT OLIVERS ICE CREAM Carbon County Clerk and Auditor Party Orders Our Specialty DEMOCRATIC TICKET Distinctive OLIVER'S CATERING Phone 291 I stand on my record of courteous and efficient service to the public of Carbon County PRICE, UTAH (Paid Political Adv.) 15 East Main Labor, Your Vote and Support Appreciated KATIE LIDDELL Courteous Candidate for CARBON COUNTY RECORDER Democratic Ticket Efficient Qualified. Election November 8 (Paid Political Adv.) LABOR HAS ENDORSED ABE First MURDOCK District Congressman Congressional Market so-call- ed MOTOR CO. STANDARD , Carbon Dioxide and Chemical Co. No one could take the place of Abe Murdock and on the work in behalf of Utahs livestock, metals and carry agricultural interests as he has done. He is recognized in Washington as a vigorous defender of the West, alert to every opportunity. He has proved himself a true friend of the farmer BEST WISHES TO LABOR Sumners Furniture Store Where the Best Costs Less Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators, Radios, Ranges, Washers price, utah phone 175 Wages-and-Hou- (Mjt'iVMUUli; i EVERYTHING IN LUMBER AND HARDWARE Pabco Paints - Pabco Roofing - Electrical - Plumbing Supplies Millwork - Storage COAL-UNI- ON MINED Fairbanks Morse Refrigerators, Washers and Ironers PRICE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. 202 PHONE 111 WEST MAIN ST. f - f PRICE, UTAH ---- 7 and the laboring man. He supported the bill. He fought for workers right to bargain 'collectively through representatives of their own choosing. He supported and worked for Social Security legislation. He is an advocate of and works for old age pensions. As a New Dealer he assisted in the abolition of the sweat shops and child labor. He worked and voted for the railway workers retirement act. He is a supporter of an adequate public works program as a partial remedy for Unemployment. He will continue to fight for the masses of the people of Utah. He is a staunch supporter of President Roosevelt. II ' ( Oldsmohile 6 or 8 rs 4 FROM JOHN REDD PRICE, UTAH Ills Labor Xlecord is lOO per cent. Labor Will Support Him 100 per cent. Keep ARE MURDOCK in Congress. (Paid Political Adv.) |
