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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. MARCH 10. 1939 Page 3 NO CREDIT TO OLD PARTIES sembly method of nominating five tions sent last month to the Utah rights. Employers are no longer here that it would be detrimental persons they would adopt the Na- congressional delegation urging free, by the use of spies and lying to already established labor relapoleonic strategy of 'divide and support of legislation that will propaganda, to destroy tions labors to make any changes in the rule.' make the Civilian Conservation democratic rights to organize. Act at this time. Wagner The machine always would be in Corps permanent and will extend A believer in democracy and (Continued from page 1) The United Rubber Workers, he Senator Macfarlane has the civil service to the various ex-- 1 fairness might well deplore the added, had made elections without the support of power. many settletold us that it has ecutive departments of the govern- necessity is real, and ever since its ments of discrimination inadvertently cases that labor and other liberals, and neith- come from the Democratic er party will be able to show in committee. It is much more state ment. Senator Elbert D. Thomas enactment those wrong - doers would have resulted in serious costly I an4 Representatives Abe Murdock against whom the Act was directed bor had it not been for 1940 eamnaiVn 77LI?" II to a machine than any and J. Will Robinson have replied have tried by fair means and foul the disputes by Labor National Relations islation passed by this do noth- - run-o- ff are in full accord to render it futile and barren of ef Board. that primary. stating they ing session that would benefit the with these objectives. feet. The number of working hours people of Utah. One hour previous to the locals saved foriur members would run There is considerable talk of a the Federal Fort into meeting, Douglas thousands, thanks to the movement for a new political Credit Union will hold its first gen- CERTIFY Wagner Act, Dalrymple asserted. alignment perhaps a new political eral meeting, with Bernard G. Pels-m- a T. W. We have used the Board extenC. party. acting as temporary chairman. The House Tuesday refused to sively to prevent strikes. Many of those who have supportand Officers directors credit of the The majority of the AFL rank rescind B. former S. its action on WASHINGTON The National ed the Democratic party since 1932 union will be elected. and file in Akron, Ohio, where the the automobile finan13, drivers' Labor Relations Board has certi have come to the conclusion that it URW has much of its strength, cial bill.bill. The fied the Workers Textile responsibility is folly to support Democrats who Organare definitely opposed to tamperare all promises before election was killed February 20. When Labor 8 League izing Committee as sole bargaining the Act, he said. with ing . and after election turn out to be Representative Allen of Murray agency at the Proximity Prints 11118 J made an to unsuccessful Works in Greensboro, North Caro attempt the worst kind of repocrats, tor-- . iamplLlCt lina. An Awful Risk ies, or what have you in the way of Jesun'ct it several representatives I Qn Warner Act what immediately opposed they Visitor I hear youve lost your reactionarism. called a lawyers and insurance parrot that used to swear so ter WASHINGTON (UNS) Using CINCINNATI WILL mens bill. HAMMERING ribly. Representative Frank Bonacci of the slogan, Stop Congress from GET A.F.L. Host Yes, died of shock. COFFIN NAILS Helper, declared, the pressure cutting wages! Labors Visitor Really, how did it hapLeague has put the reasons CONVENTION Well, what do you think of the groups have got the Italian consul pen? should oppose all atworkers Host He escaped from his cage asked a to bring pressure on me to support why Legislature thufr far? to amend the Wagner Act and wandered on to the golf links. of American member of the House sifting com- this vicious bill. I left Italy when tempts Federation The 12 years old. I have made my liv- into a short, snappy leaflet de- Labors annual mittee. convention, begin , You are hammering coffin nails ing in the United States and I am signed for general distribution. October 2, will be held in First Game of the Season ning Your and Senators I Congressan American therefore citizen, council of the into the Democratic party's casexecutive the Boss I notice there were 35,000 am not taking orders from Musso- men in Washington are being asked A. F. L. announced. ket, replied the voter. people present on the afternoon to cut your wages, the leaflet lini. Although the Houston convention your grandmother died. Representative Milton Twitchell reads. They have already slashed voted to hold the 1939 meeting in that Office in OR Boy I couldnt swear as is the the WPA relief appropriation, of Garfield said the bill PROBE, San Francisco, the council an- to that, but grandma was always ' Roosevelts President of voice of Jacob and the hand of spite plea the change uras made nec- very popular.WHITEWASH for the millions of unemployed. nounced because Esau. of the inadequate essary On a roll call vote 36 opposed Congress now intends to deal with hotel the City of the facilities in Senate President Huggins named Allens motion and 22 approved it. the employed workers. Your turn Golden Gate. is next. a probe (or whitewash) committee Welcome, Labor. We Appreto investigate graft or sell out The leaflet praises the Wagner ciate Your Patronage rumors in the circles of the senate. SENATE DEFEATS Act as an aid in raising wages BIGGEST HOUSING The action followed a declaration NATURAL GAS TAX through legalizing the workers BE We Solicit Your on the senate floor that it was reright to join unions, and warns PROJECT TO of been on to had the part UNION-DESIGNE- D bring paid ported $300 against indifference killed S. workers and progressives to this f a bill out of the senate sifting B. State senate Saturday Charge Account 25, by Lindstrom, to tax natural attack on standards. committee. , living Ameri- gas. The vote was 10 for and 13 If you want lower wages and! NEW YORK (UNS) will against. hours, then all you have to cas largest housing project SENATE UPHOLDS Those voting for the bill were: longer umondeaigned land umonengi- do is to sit still and say. nothing. Howard, Senators the Federation of ArchiFarr, Ellett, RUN-OF- F PRIMARY But, if you want to protect your neered, Johnston, Lindstrom, Lundell, Mc- wages and working conditions, tects, Engineers, Chemists and Technicians, C. I. O., revealed this Murrin, Nelson, Riley and Wil- you'll have to get busy, it says. 307 So. Main, Salt Lake City Senate killed Friday by a vote of liams. week. atLabor is being savagely 12 to 11 S. B. 130 by John W. Anan won union has Those voting against: Senators tacked in The just Washington. Will you derson of Grantsville. The bill Anderson, Billings, Child, Grover, defend architects, encovering agreement yourself? draftsmen and proposed to eliminate primary run- Holmes, Hopkin, Jensen Lamoworking on gineers off election. the Metropolitan Life Insurance reaux, Macfarlane, Snow, Tanner, Welcome, Labor The following is the roll call on Weggeland and President Huggins. Railway Men companys new project for New ' the bill: a . a Yorks upper Bronx. It was reported by friends of the .i We Appreciate Your For: Democrats Anderson, Bill-- 1 bill that three senators who had ajiHtJ xaCl The project, which will evene, been friendly to the bill and had Green Informed families, cost ings,. Child, Hppkin, Jensen, tually- house 12 McMurrin, Snow, . Tanner, promised to vote for its passage close to $100,000,000 and will reWeggeland and Huggins. quire several years to complete. changed their minds for some rea(Union News Service) Ellett, son and voted against the measure. Against: Democrats CLEVELAND The Wagner Act Farr, Grover, Holmes, Howard, Funny things do happen in this is emphatically the business of the ACT AVERTED Johnston, Lamoreaux, Lindstrom, session of the legislature. railroad trainmen, A. F. Whitney, MANY STRIKES Lundell and Nelson. Republicans Brotherhood president, has told Riley and Williams. Green William of the A. F. L., and BEER GARDEN Senator Macfarlane i support HITLER, MIKADO, (Union News Service) the Brotherhood will continue to was amendment bill said the the of PresiWASHINGTON, D. C. defend it against all attempts at So. State the result of the study by the Dem- DUCE RAPPED Hy. 8292 the of dent Sherman Dalrymple amendments. crippling ocratic state committee. IN STORE PACT President Green got this infor- United Rubber Workers declared Senator Nelson in opposing the mation from Whitney in response bill declared there is no better! NEW YORK Bosses and work- to a letter criticizing the Brothercontrivance than this bill designed WELCOME to perpetuate a political machine. ers in Parkers department store hood for its interest in the Act and to were week this boyhere veiled executive agreed of threats making It is one of the most wicked bills cott all fascist-mad- e merchandise. council action against ,the trainpresented to this house. By the as- The store signed a contract with men. 0 the Department Store Employes Greens threats were prompted Union, C. I. O., which prohibits the by a letter of Whitney to Ed. Call the MARKETS management from buying or sellof RCA, in which Whitney ing any products of Italy, Germany contradicted McGradys statement or Japan. The store also agreed that all the railroad brotherhoods North Temple and Main - Sugarhouse Murray 916 So. Main not to discriminate in the hiring of were in favor of amending the 4th East and Broadway any employe on the basis of race, Wagner Act. color or creed. Vitally Concerned In his reply, Whitney repudiated Green on every point. In the first FEDERAL EMPLOYES place, For Good Quality Union BEST WISHES we represent he said, workers who come under the terms Mined MEET MARCH 14 of the National Labor Relations we consider it a Act; Fort Douglas Local No. 650 of vital and secondly, business to be of our part the National Federation of Federal concerned BY-PRODUCwith TS legislation that so Employees will hold its regular vitally affects the welfare of workDelivered by Union Drivers business meeting at 8 p. m., TuesSalt Lake City ing men and women that you once Logan Ogden day, March 14, in the Newhouse declared it to be Labors Magna hotel. President Clarence D. Hueb-ne- r Charta.' Phone Was. Heber City Spanish Fork will preside. to Green made reply Whitney's Answers will be read to peti- his position on the Act very clear, and stated the reasons for, opposition to changes. 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