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Show 3 UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. MARCH 27, 1936. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PLANS FOR UTAH SPONSORS FILE HAVE BEEN APPROVED IIY S. S. BOARD LAW CHANGES Will Gw. AtiuUnct lo Needy Aged, Blind, end COMMUNIST BODY ILANS MARCH ON WASHINGTON (Continued from page 1) political money solicitaoutside the state. Expense Cited Mr. Welling estimated that the cost to the state would be about $150,000 to place the proposition before the voters. He said that under the law, the state would have d to print copies of each act and on of each them, arguments pro and con. It would be necessary to print times as many copies of each act and its arguments as there are qualified voters in the Children Federal Government Will Match StateDependent would cuTb Fundi tions from Provide for Cash Payment. (Special to Utah Labor News) 3oG needy blind. It is estimated March that 5,550 needy WASHINGTON, D. C aged persons, 18. The Social Security Board has and 400 children, dependent assistance needy blind, will receive assistance approved the public plans of the state of Utah for as under the program during this sistance to the needy aged, to the coming quarter. needy blind, and to dependent This latest action by the Social board brings to a total of Security As a result of this approval, the number of states whose pubfederal government will match dol- lic assistance plans have been aplar for dollar up to a combined to- proved by the Social Security tal of $30 per month per person board and in which, the expenditures of Utah for aid the states expendituresconsequently, for the to the aged and to the blind, and needy aged, for the blind, and for one dollar for every two dollars of children are being the states expenditures for aid to dependent matched by the federal govern dependent children. This approval ment. will bring to the Utah state adminTo be approved by the Social Seistration also a grant to cover the curity board, under the terms of cost of its administration of these the Social Security act, state pub activities amounting to 5 per cent lie assistance plans must provide of the grant for assistance in aid to for cash payments to needy aged the aged and aid to the blind. The persons, to dependent children livd federal grant of of the ing in their own homes or the cost of aid to dependent children homes of relatives, and to the covers both assistance and adminis- needy blind, in all parts of the tration. state. A single state agency must Effective March administer the plan or its Utahs public assistance program administration, if the supervise is diplan went into effect on March 1. The rectly administered by the coun authorities in the state estimate ties. This state agency must grant that aid will be required during the the opportunity for an appeal from month for 4,204 needy aged per- any decision of the county denying sons, 3,800 dependent children, and assistance to an applicant. chil-dre- n. one-thir- EBASCO IIAS LEGAL STATUS IN UTAH Attorney General Joseph Chez informs the Utah Labor News that during the past three years two separate quo warranto proceedings were instituted by his office against the Electric Bond and Share company, of New York City, closely .affiliated with the Utah Power and Light company, to compel it to comply with the law and pay the state corporation fran- chise tax.-Th- e cess agent upon whom legal papers could be served. After the first proceedings were instituted, payment of the franchise tax was made to the state tax commission, under protest, how ever. After the second suit was instituted, the holding company (Electric Bond and Share) incorporated under the name of Ebas-cfiled its articles of incorpora' tion with the secretary of state, appointed a Utah process agent, and paid its franchise tax, thus fully complying with the requirements of the law. The company now has a legal status in Utah and is subject to state laws, the same as any other corporation. o, attorney general contended that the New York company was illegally transacting business in One doesnt have to be a handthe state, it not having paid the franchise tax nor filed its articles cuff king to remove his chains. All d of incorporation with the secretary you have to do is to buy of state, nor appointed a Utah pro goods. Union-labele- BUY NOW AND SAVE! We are out of the high rent district; own our own building; buy in car lots for our different stores and take advantage of all cash discounts. Open an Account . . EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME 1050 E. 21st South, Sugarhouse Furniture Park Murray Co City 500-wor- state. At a special time, before the next election, copies of the docu ments would have to be sent to a county clerks and they, in turn, would mail them out to the voters The cost of mailing would have to be borne by the state. In 1932 the following votes were cast for governor in the state elec tion: Henry II. Blood, 116,031; W, W. Seegmiller, Socialis; 85,913; candidate, 2,700, and communist candidate, 1,011. This makes a to tal of 205,655 who voted in tha election. Economic Highlights (Continued from page 1) was not unexpected by the expert observers, who were sure Hitler would do it eventually, and hav been wondering for a year or two when he would act. Hitler justi fied the occupation by saying was necessary to German equality that no martial intentions were be hind it. But Germanys neighbors especially' France, think otherwise, War Predictions French commentators are free to say that war with Germany is in evitable some say next year, few put the date farther off than 1938 Both England and France are be ing very polite to Russia these days, and there is talk of military agreements between these powers to unite in case of trouble. Russia, in turn, hopes that Englanc will help her in case worst comes to worst in the Far East. Russia is the connecting link between Eu rope and Asia and must keep an eye both east and west as a result, England has announced an arm ament building program of unprecedented size a program so vas and elastic that nothing more than futile guesses can be made as to its terrific eventual cost. Special attention will be given to building up her air force, and to making equal to Germanys, which is now supposed to be the best in Europe, On Germanvs side, there is rumor that. Hitler- and Mussolin are getting together in building new alliance. Some experts, however, doubt if this is true. There is the troubled and confused picture as it looks at present. War can break out next week or next year on any one of a fronts. Italy, Germany and are the worst danger spots Japan in those countries there is apparently a large measure of public demand for another holocaust of the 1914 variety. . half-doze- Best Wishes to Organized Labor tey Meon "Yours For Health 99 SALT LAKE MILK PRODUCERS ASSN. A FRIENDLY COOPERATIVE HYLAND 15 1069 SOUTH STATE ST. Signs of Revival hit the durable goods industries steel, cement, etc. hardest of all. And it has stayed with them longest. When the recovery movement started a year or so ago, it was restricted almost indusentirely to consumer-good- s tries. This winter and spring the first real sign of a revival in the durable goods industries is appearing, largely due to heavy railroad purchasing. Railroad after railroad has gone into the market for new The cars, rails and locomotives. railroads are showing increased, though not sensational, earnings are getting more traffic. Their expansion and improvement budgets naturally reflect such betterment. The farm equipment companies constitute another member of the durable goods group which finds times more encouraging. According to Business Week, their experience during January marked a 400 per cent advance over their abysmal 1932 low. Durable goods makers are keeping watchful eyes on the utility industry. If this industry goes in for expansion and improvement on a big scale, all heavy industry will feel the good effects. Depression BEST WISHES TO LABOR -- STERLING TRANSPORTATION CO. Daily Service Between Salt Lake City and Uintah Basin Points WASATCH 2875 EASTERN UTAH TRANSPORTATION CO. Daily Service Between Price and Uintah Basin Points PHONE PRICE 224 !7 The Popular Workingmans Store Mens Polo and Gaucho Shirts CELANESE, IMITATION LINEN, AND COTTON Special 79c each BOYS 49c EACH WOMENS HOUSE FROCKS Fast Colors $1.00 Lets inflate only Union-mad- e WASHINGTON. (AFLNS) WASHINGTON HELPER. At a meeting of Car-bo- n hunger march on Washington (AFLNS) of 30,000 or more jobless on April President S. J. Dalrymple of the county musicians in Helper 11 was announced by Herbert BenUnited Rubber Workers of Ameri- Sunday afternoon a local musijamin, national secretary of the ca, in a telegram to President Wil- cians union was organized. There Communist-directe- d National Un- liam Green of the A. F. of L, de- were 20 musicians present who employment Councils, after a con- clared the settlement of the Rub- signed the charter application and ference with Representative Vito ber Workers strike against the elected temporary officers. It is Marcantonio. Goodyear Tire and Rubber com- expected that at least 40 members Benjamin charged in a statement pany at Akron, Ohio, was a distinct will affiliate with the new local. that the march was necessitated by victory for the organized workers President Guy Herric and Secrethe fact the Roosevelt administra- in breaking down the prejudice tary James Foley of Salt I.ake Mution is systematically and ruthless- against agreements negotiated by sicians union, and H. O. Hemming ly liquidating all Federal relief ac- union labor. of Ogden Musicians' union, were tivities." In replying to Mr. Dalrymple, in attendance and instructed the The march will be in the nature President Green congratulated the members of the new local union in of a protest, said Benjamin, and organized rubber workers for their local union management. at the same time will have the pur- solidarity and the orderly manner Frank Bonacci, Utah representapose of pushing relief legislation in which the strike had been con- tive of the U. M. W. of A., promwhich can provide some assurance ducted and predicted the settle- ised the new organization 100 per of adequate stable relief to those ment would mean the beginning of cent support from the union coal who suffer from the effects of the real collective bargaining between miners. the Goodyear company and the prolonged crisis. President Peterson and Secrebona fide union of its employes. tary Crose of the State Federation In addition to regulating hours were also present. COMMENT ON and the procedure for notices with Jack Forrester, vice president of and changes in the State Federation, acted as AMERICAN NEWS respect to The wage rates, the settlement plan chairman of the meeting. Musithe officers of the that management stipulated temporary (Continued from Page 1) was to meet and deal with duly cians union are: John Harmon of and all other humans is tame to chosen representatives of its em- Price, president; Frank Wible of that of old mother nature when she ployes or with the employes indi- Helper, vice president; John Holgoes on the rampage. vidually for purposes of negotia- den of Price, secretary, and Dan Down in Miami recently she tions and questions in which there Cotzan of Helper, treasurer. whipped up a few air currents and is mutual interest. made her own carnival of a sizable We hear a lot about Wall Streets show injuring 30 or more people, Read the ads in The Utah Labor paper money. The best wall News. in five serious minutes. has a Union Label on it. According to a news item, August Fisher, Ilwaco, Wash., started out on the mouth of the ColumBEST WISHES TO LABOR bia river, taking his home with coast him on a the trip up J J in the open Pacific. When the wind rose, Fisher anchored his cotMULCOCK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY tage and went ashore on the tug that had been towing him. Three days later the barge was washed General ashore but the cottage had disappeared. Building When the returns are in on the seasons floods and dust storms we will all think the old dame quite when she gets goa rouser-upping. And who can tame her? No OUR BEST WISHES TO LABOR married men are expected to A lay-of- 25-mi- le Contractors and Financing er UTAH Death on the Highway The Travelers Insurance company has issued a book entitled It deals, Live and Let Live. through statistics and graphic illustrations, with the traffic accident record in 1935, when 36,000 lives were destroyed by automobiles. It would be a great thing for the cause of safety if every citizens could read the booklet, meditate upon it, and act upon the lessons it gives and implies. What caused serious accidents last year? As in the past, excessive best speed was the undertakers friend, accounting for 31 per cent of all accidents in which persons were killed and injured. A heavy foot on the accelerator smooths the path to the morgue. Next came driving on the wrong side of the road, the cause of 17 per cent of the accidents. Keep to the right seems to be a laugh to many drivers. Cars not having the right of way caused 15 per cent of the accidents. Their drivers saved a second or two at the expense of life and health. Fourteen per cent of the accidents ocurred when cars drove off the roadway. Many causes may enter into this type of accident and drunken driving, which seems to be on the increase, is among 1;hem. A substantial portion of motorists must be taught, no matter how roughly, that alcohol and gasoline make a poor mixture. Reckless driving caused 13 per cent of the accidents, with the remaining 10 per cent laid to miscellaneous causes. Think over this list. How often have you been guilty of one or more of the violations listed? Sure, you got away with it last time but remember that next time you may not be so lucky. Even The Great Do It Last week we noticed that when Einstein was presented with a medal and started to make a speech of acceptance, he could only grin. This week the papers tell us that could not Mme. Schumann-Hein- k remember her lines in her first mo-io- n picture. The lights, cameras, and great ado around her overcame her poise and she went off le set in tears. Experts are taking polls onl elections and everything. Why not take a poll of your Union to ascerwages by buying tain the number who buy under theJnion Label, Shop Card and Butgoods and MENS INTERWOVEN MISTER UNION MAN 35c, 3 for $1.00 Phone Your Orders In . . . SILK TIES It Pays to Trade at HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS, AND OTHER KNITTED GOODS Salt Lake Knitting Store 42 SOUTH MAIN FACTORY AT 244 WEST 2nd NORTH 7 MORGAN'S MARKET Phone Hy. 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