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Show This 'N That to send the contractor "carpen "Well, the bill makes no provision for competence. It apto in the racial ters" ratio (Continued, froip Page 1) , to race and religion and if police state. makeup of the area. And if the plies one Hottentot-Buddhis- t is an "So far as hiring or being makeup has 15 Chinese, 20 then replace him incompetent,' 30 30 if this bill, becomes law, Eskimos, white, hired, Negro, with another Hottentot-Buddhisthe American people will do as and 5 Hottentot, that contrac to disturb but do the federal government tells tor, regardless of their posit- he racial andnothing ratio of religious them to do or they wiir pay the ion of seniority in the union. And the employment. penalty. And such i penalties, if the union does not comply j "Take it from another viewunder the Civil Rights Act of with the federal, edict assume point, that of the employee al1963, run the gamut from iines it can't comply and the conat work. Suppose,. a firm and imprisonmnt to the destruc- tractor puts to work those car-- ! ready has a staff of, say, 125 people, tion of businesses, the loss of penters (whatever their racial; th great majority of whom have jobs, and the mascualtion ol makeuol sent him bv the union. worked in harmony for years. both he and th union will be in Under this labor unions. bill a federal inspec"Consider the situation as it violation of federal law. tor could walk in off the street, "And that only begins it. If the count heads, and charge the em will apply to union hiring halls; a carpenter's hiring hall, say. area is composed of 30 Prot- ployer with violation of the em"If a contractor were to re- estants, 30 Catholics, 10 ployment statutes as they' apquest of the union a dozen car- Jewish, 5 Buddhist, the work- ply torace and religion. That inpenters, under the provisions of men must be juggled again, spector, under this bill, could this bill, he might very well be juggled until they come out even arbitrarily tell the employe): in for the surprise of his life. as it applies to religion as well how many Caucasion-Protes-tant- s Heretofore, the unions have ad- as race. he must dispose of for hered to strict rules of senior"You ask, but what of their others of another race, another ity, first in, first out. They won't ability, suppose a Hottentot-Buddhis- t religion. be allowed to do that any more. "The burden of proof is on the proves to be an inInstead, they may be required ferior carpenter? employer; he must prove his t, ' innocence. And that is the ear- Jordan; Mrs Clyde Swenson mark of the police stale guilty and Mrs Elizabeth Swenson, until nrrtvprr innitrnnt Sandy; Mrs Edith Orgill, Salt "Sympathy for the downtrod Lake; Mrs Ivery Larson, den is one thing, a police state recently enjoyed a luncheon and get together with their is quite another. sister-in-la'Mrs Daisy SwenMid-val- E Midvale son. Mr & Mrs Ward Asliby, son, Denison motored to David, Mrs Clark T. Jolley Dusehene County where they attended a missionary farewell during which Dennison David sang in a quartet'. Then they Mr & Mrs John Lavedcr re- went on to Vernal to visit Mr Mrs Ashby's mother, cently returned from a weeks Ward visit with their son and daugh Zina Ashby. Mr & Mrs Joseph Sharp, Uc-oMr & Mrs Michael Ida., visited Sunday with an in Billings, Mont., Lavedar, and are the proud grandparents uncle and aunt. Mr & Mrs R. of a new granddaughter, Leisa ill. Sharp. Mr & Mrs Wilford J. Bennett Ann. Leisa Ann was .welcomed into the home by her two happy traveled to Salt Lake Monday Mr & daughter and brothers, Michael ana reie. Mr & Mrs John W. Hopkins, Mrs Jimmy Gaskill. The group visited attended a De Molay dinner Calif., Sacramento, Thursday with their aunt, Mrs which is an organization for older boys. Daisy Swenson. Mr & Mrs Wilford J. Bennett West Mrs Dora Bateman. 255-801- son-in-la- travelked to Salt Lake Monday where they had dinner and spent the day celebrating their 48 wedding anniversary. Mr & Mrs Lamar Evans and two children Melani and Jeffrey visited with and were the dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Earl D. Evans. Mrs Golda Soffe, Mrs Rosa Greer, and Mrs Melva Evans attended funeral services Mon day for Mrs Onlla Brown in Salt Lake. Michael Bailey, son of Mr & Mrs Joseph A. Bailey, was recently entertained at a party, given to him by his mother, at the home of Mr & Mrs Robert Glade, Salt Lake. 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