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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, MAY 24. 1935 GREEN CONDEMNS SENATE FOR BANNING INTRASTATE OF LEGISLATURE IS GROWING DEMAND FOR SPECIAL SESSION (Continued from page 1) possible to enforce the liquor laws unless additional property .taxes are provided to pay for additional police force. There is a public demand for a special session to straighten out the mess in which the cities and counties find themselves at present. Action Needed If this situation is not ironed out satisfactorily it may prove to be an expensive experiment to the state as it will, perhaps, make law violators of many law abiding citizens. COMMERCE FROM NRA BILL It will destroy hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property. It will, perhaps, place many families on relief rolls to be supported by funds coming from the taxpay-- 1 and may also cause stopping of much construction work which is being planned in the building of LABOR FOR YOUR OUTING DECORATION DAY Take Some of Our Delicious Cream or Fruit tives would enact a measure exNRA two Filled Crust Harrisburg, Pa. William Green,s tendingandthe life of the of desires the Federa-erfollowing years of the American president PIES I tion of Labor, in an address before the White House in other 2,000 delegates and members of the I Pennsylvania State Federation of The Union Label, Shop Card here, breweries, warehouses and stores. I Labor annual convention BEST PIE CO. United the criticized and Button are as rich in tradiThe situation is so serious that strongly 163 So. 2nd East .Was. 8100 the senate oremblem for as tion of States the restricting any it behooves every citizen and tax act to interstate National all in It Recovery .is ganization history. payer of Utah to get busy and call senate so. upon the governor, urging him to commerce in the bill the issue a call for a special session Passed extending the life of the legislature to cope with this act ten Sf 45 East Broadway asked yea situation. . 824 South Main velt. Sugar House 21st South & 11th East The head of the A. F. of L. said I U. S. INSPECTED MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES MAJOR-GENERA- L the action of senators who walked SMEDLEY BUTLER FANCY GROCERIES Carbon County Branches at Helper and Price FAVORS A STRIKE AGAINST WAR eliminate NRAs application to in100 Per Cent Union Markets was repre- trastate commerce I 2L By PAUL PORTER' leathernecks, is the expansion of nof only deserted the 111. from to like would I industrialized capital highly Chicago, but they went over to see a general strike of the workers j countries to less developed regions, j president he declared. enemyt Iwas in the crowd that seized against war. In fact, I wish the II American Federation of Labor the Isthmus of Panama. Wecould I eme have bought it but the Colombian would right now call a one-da- y from 70 ner cent of the protection the naval protest strike and I maneuvers in gainst $3,500 each before they d of the criminal efforts against That'f Mr. Green told the convention and bigger bnbethana paid Hearst, big business-me- n had been sent from jmgosMto involve us in a war with F. of L. headquarters in Wash- It waq nTU ington to every central labor union Wo 8ent down t0 in Who is speaking? L the nation urging them to call I the grabbing. None other than Major-Genermass Smedley D. Butler, retired com- - thSeg senate's lctionA demind a had told the Dickstein Con- - the mander of the U. S. mannes, only I rPvprsal of it position person ever to receive twice the g210faJ this method he said it is hop- he had been asked to j By congressional medal of honor for I lead a fa3cist in Amenca, and orthrcoXece bravery under fire, and a veteran how he of more front line fighting than Ejected the offer. He committee to restore the bill to the '.char No matter what you buy whether it be hardware for modernizdesired by the national ad- a rrfol He the ministration. fo ing your home garden tools sporting goods house-ware- s expresesd fw 4 trace the Wii of machine a radio an electric refrigerator farm suphouse the washing Iief rePresenta that connections of the fascist group. plies, or the simplest household hardware. I hate fascism as much as I Your Local Independent RetaUer Serve You Beet hate war, he said. He is deserving of your business see that he gets it and you will Last week General Butler, with be rendering a lasting service to your community that will come iI served in every rank, from I Francis J. Gorman, first Dr0UUL.T10I1 m me back to you many fold. of the United Textile Work- - L. AUlomoD1.e this private to general, and half that dent testified vear ouarer t represented for the Connery bill time was spent in fighting on for- - ers, WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY cent over the an increase eign soil for the benefit of Amer- - to ban the national guard in labor But now I have UPtes. ican bankers. National income iif 1934 i Salt Lake Gty Grand Junction The General is not a Socialist, at sworn that Ill never fight again 9 Der 1933 13 ed total east Boise not behe rocaeyet, says. I have in a war outside our borders, nor l0Xtion of boots -'lllet my three sons fight, even if I I1?.1 tkat LnKliinirs.therhan 5 rubber! I to the workers a fair give have to shoot the conscription of Organized to efficiently serve the independent retailer1 break. But I confess my faith in I for January 1935 increased 11.1 per ficer that comes to take us. cent over January 1934, and 12.4 capitalism War is Racket cent over December,' 1934. weaker. per Author of a recently published Every unemployed worker of the book, War is a Racket, the Gen machinery building industries could eral vigorously assailed bankers, be given a steady job for the next munitions makers, publishers of two years if the actual need for the Hearst stripe, and strutting I and new farm Employment machinery, which has been ac payrolls, who the peacocks in uniform drag income an distribution improved in cumulating for the last five years, working people to slaughter for February and business conditions were transferred into orders. their own wealth and glory. General Butlers approval of a were improved generally in that month over January and also Febgeneral strike against war was voiced in answer to a question by ruary of 1934. Success to the The sharpest business rise in 25 Ernest Erber, leader of the Chicawas forecast for the immeMusicians Festival go Young Peoples Socialist league. years diate in the Weekly Busifuture But lets dont wait until a ness Review by Dun & Bradstreet. Lagoon, Friday, May 24th, general strike is necessary, he of the American and other organized labor Buying power urged. Fight war now, get out on 28 was cent people per higher at the streets and parade. Dont let & the war crowd have the show to the start of 1935 than 12 months previously. themselves. BEESLEY MUSIC The total wages paid to class 1 He praised the student strike workers are larger in 1934 COMPANY against war on April 12, and railroad than at A1 Hamilany time since 1931. warmly congratulated Headquarters for Everything During February, the amount of ton, national chairman of the StuMusical dent League for Industrial Demo advertising space used in newsWas. 3650 Main 61 So. cracy, who led the strike in the papers, magazines, farm papers, radio and out door acof Chicago district. Only militant advertising tion by youth, the workers and the churches could stop the approaching war, he declared. Favors Ludlow Bill The General asked for mass pressure to force a congressional hearing on the Ludlow bill. Introduced by Congressman Ludlow of Indiana, the bill would initiate a constitutional amendment depriving Congress of the power to de clare war. War could be declared only by a popular referendum, re quiring at least 60 days,' and only those persons eligible for active service would be permitted to vote. The basic cause of war, in the view of Old Gimlet Eye of the (By A. F. of L. News Service) 1 7 npJ!l0 Success Moi?IiettG y hhef BenelssrteT'will Mjte. 1 f U tams al a lbTrs ay -- be-reius- ed fittc a ETastf , vice-pres- VLt jalfLafce cHaitfwai Co. Dependable Daily Her chandise Car Service When You Think ... HE,asti?G, (Steadleffc ana$l HonttaGtoflaU E(giauipimGiati Think TEae MASTER SALESMAN T Look or IT on ALL PRINTING Ira Committee ; ILAkJUDES Tractor & Eqmjpcieirat Co. of Distributors of 44 Caterpillar Diesel and Gasoline Tractors, Stationary Engines, Graders and From Salt Lake City Via Union Pacific fo All Points o Associated lines. T. H. PERLEYWITS o Assistant General Freight Agent Landes Tractor & Equipment Company 245 West So. 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