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Show t X UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. APRIL 24. 1936. 4 200 ATTEND FEDERATION OF WOMENS AUXILIARIES OF LABOR DEMOCRAT CLUB ANNUAL PARTY HEARS SPEAKER About 200 members of the allied friends to a full realization of this trades and their families printing the of cause economic vast weapon, the 27th anniversary dinthe American labor movement attended would be advanced by several dec- ner dance of Woman's Auxiliary No. 16 to Typographical union No. ades. "Men require the cooperation of 115, Tuesday evening, April 21, in The Editor Replies employers. The per s and foregin soldiers of fortune who Dear A. B. Its hard to say where have been importing cheap prod- all the common pins go to in the ucts from abroad have joined the course of a year; you see, theyre army of chiselers. one way and headed anTerms of victory demanded by pointed The Christian Science other. the Union Label army are based on the famous 14 points, which are Higher wages, shorter hours, bet Safe ter working conditions, the right to Milkman (to suspicious customorganize, establishment of boards of arbitration, recognition of union er): You wont find nothing wrong labor on all boards and commis- with that maam. All our milks sions, protected legislation, higher been paralyzed by a government e Unidentified. pensions, higher unemploy anarchist. ment insurance, better enforcement of collective bargaining laws, proWhen asked if he would take a hibition of child labor, elimination certain city if he had the opportuof sweat shops, curb on foreign-mad- e Alexander thundered, 1 make nity, o products, and prevention opportunity. Many people are tosale of prison-mad- e goods. for someone else to The Union Label forces have day waiting who could an provide opportunity, been organized. The president, William Green, has appointed the be making their own. general staff of the Union Labe army. Frank Morrison has been LEGAL NOTICES designated as secretary of war. He and General Matthew Woll and SPECIFICATION General I. M. Omburn, are among To All Whom It May Concern: the chiefs of staff. lie It known that Charles L. Horn, of The list of members of the gen Fult Lake City, County of Salt Lake, eral staff includes men of long ex State of Utah, being engaged in the business of manufacturing house inperience in the fighting lines. They sulation adopted for Its use a trade are veterans in the union labe non-uni- on County Attorney Harold Wallace was the principal speaker at the mens auxiliary federation. well attended monthly meeting of All women's auxiliary organthe Sagebrush Democratic club in izations that had no representathe ballroom of the Newhouse tives present sent messages aphotel Monday night. proving the plan. the Belvedere lounge, 29 South Mr. Wallace pointed to the The keynote address, by Mr. women in domestic, social, educaState street. splendid record of President RooseOmburn, well expressed the gen- tional, political and labor union The which dinner, sumptuous obtain to and now desire We velt, as well as to the accomplishproblems. eral sentiment of the meeting, received the approval of all the the support of womens auxiliaries was served from 6 to 0 p. m. was ments of the Democratic adminisin our ecoqomic problems. This can followed by dancing and cards. The tration in the state and Salt Lake speakers at the conferenc. best be obtained by organizing the dance lovers tripped the light fan- county. Buying power of Women He said that we do not need to "We have often repeated in our buying power of women members tastic to the tunes of union music Labor unionists family and by Jerry Beesley's orchestra, while go away from our own city in that of the Ornbum Mr. said, publicity, ma those who delight in a friendly comparing what the conditions a large advertising firm recently their friends, in order that we wit! card game were playing 500 and were during the Hoover adminiscollective of cent coordinate the purbuying stated that 85 per bridge in the dining room. tration and to show the chases which are made for the collective bargaining. The success of this annual social ments since Roosevelt wentimprovewomovement American The a made labor into the are by average home man member of the household. constantly faces a battle against affair can be attributed to the un. White House. Mr. Wallace made references to This means that over six billion the powers of greed and exploita-io- tiring efforts of the committee ard In order to win this fight we ranging for the part. The mem the mobs led by communist leader, money is dollars of of the bers of the committee on arrange- Oscar Larson, to the City and spent annually by women members must mobilize the members fur- ments were Mrs. M. L. Hamson which are families. auxiliaries womens County building, in 1932 and the of organized workers This buying power is a great nishing the leadership among the Mrs. J. W. Hilton, Mrs. Milo Davis, winter of 1933. He pointed with pride to the economic weapon in the market- wives and other women members Mrs. J. L. McGhie, Mrs. II. A. ValMrs. F. R. Miller, Mrs. A economic In entine, become of families. labor unionists can women With management of the Salt it, place. Visick, Mrs. J. W. Caldwell Lake county affairs by the Demoas effectivee in their efforts to act, the womens auxiliaries to la-- W. unions furnish the best field Mrs. J. C. Jepperson, Mrs. J. F. crats. He quoted from the financial win better wages and better con:'rom which the labor movement Rhodes and Mrs. A. J. Ferkes. Mrs, statements of the county under the themselves. union men, as ditions, mark, name, and, or device, of which F. E. Morris and Mrs. J. T. OCon former Republican adminisr.ation movement. If we could bring the members of can draw leaders. We, therefore, nor the following Is a description, or facin were of the to can their for and and adminauxiliaries Democratic charge help. appeal the you womens rankly simile: The words, members executive the the present of The tables. istration. These figures showed council are outstanding leaders in S'uhl The annual party given by Wo1 economies under the name, mark andor deIt does not gibe witfi the leadership the international unions. The col vice to trade present he used generally as follows: 16 mans is No. POLI1ILAL Auxiliary always of the national Republican party. onels of regiments of all the states on house Insulation, labels, and adverThe North Dakotans nominate the bright spot among the memof the union have been called into tising matter In general. chaule.s u r.o.vi. their state candidates as Republi bers of the allied printing trades. union, establishes a (Continued from page 3) week service. April 21 'May X. It s always being looked forward but as elect mob and them be will such, Volunteer cans, regiments cratic party will throw its support when it comes to national issues, to as one day in the year when the with extra compensation for over- ilized SPECIFICATION by all the national and intime and wage increases averaging behind Governor Olson for the senand mailers, stereotypers it will not support the printers, ternational generals of all labor To All Whom It May Concern: to 15 25 the cent from for all atorial toga. This combination is invariably per pressmen- forget the shop and join G. O. I, national organization lie It known that Charles L. lioiul, unions affiliated with the Amerihard to beat in Minnesota. Farmer-Labowith the ladies for a grand social workers in the plant. of Salt bake City, County of Salt Labor. can Federation of In the 1932 election the time. Lake, Flute of being engaged The Real Polls Every member of the Union La- in the businessUtah, Will Rogers once scoffed at the of manufacturing party supported Roosevelt, Ob Union St. The to is (Mo.) bel take Joseph house Insulation between army required all made of we are fear adopted for Its use death, Course, With the agreement server notes: the trade name, mark, andor device, of libel Here is Union as pledge. on a as COMMENT ON here, hanging long the Farmer-Labo- r party and the just which the following Is a description, In Illinois Mr. Roosevelt re we can. I dont know why we hate pledge: or Democrats in Minnesota, President ceived The words, 1,300,000 from complimentary I to AMERICAN NEWS to go, we know its better there. buy only promise 1ION D INSULATION CO. Roosevelt is expected to carry the votes his for president, Tuesday trade name, mark, andor device Maybe its because we havent done firms which display union labels, toSaid Gopher state without any trouble. name appearing on the Democratic be used generally as follows: on cards, or working buttons. shop live are we will that after anything house Insulation, labels and advertis(Continued from page 1) presidential preference ballots The Union Label is the symbol ing North Dakota matter In general, gone. news Chicago of collective bargaining, therefore, tory of the National Brotherhood CHAHLES L. BOND. In North Dakota the situation is without opposition. the New Deal, re of Operative Potters occurred here d are asked to spend April 24 May 1. you different from any other state in papers, against Iuctantly conceded Thursday that when the union label was placed on DECLARE WAR goods money for union-mad- e the Union. in be to seems Illinois the bag a dinner the set and services, manufactured the few a by ago, years ON CIIISELERS When an article bears the Union Here, In Nebraska the Royal China Incorporated of for Roosevelt. league captured the same Nonpartisan ... nnd strong Roosevelt tide was T.RiYi It. was the first time tftat Tv.o.Kinf.pv Label, you may be sure that it is A formal state of war has been the Brotherhood label was affixed as advertised. just the Literary Digest poll showing to tableware in the United States declared by the Union Label cause of this control, it is expected j the Ires.dent a poor second in the with the approval of the American Trades Department of the Amerithat the Republican party in North can Federation of Labor against all Federation of Labor. President Dakota will support chiselers. For years, these unfair, This achievement has long been Compliments Roosevelt, a Democrat, for reelec n bosses have been snip-n- g national officials the sought by of tion. at American workers from Potters Brotherhood and was realThe leadership of the Republican ized through their efforts in com- their sweat shop barracks. Their similar is Dakota North in party bination with the work of Local constant campaign of party to that of the Farmer-Labo- r Possible Candidates las at length culminated in a fight Unions 44, 59 and 121 in conjuncin Minnesota and the Progressive is considerable talk of tion with ;o the finish by the Union Label There China executives. Royal party in Wisconsin. two of the candidates orces for prevailing wages and possible in In fact, the Republican party union conditions. standard political parties. major the like is nothing North Dakota Manufacturers of Shoe Workers Philadelphia Democrats the The talk Label army is well enUnion The among Republican parties in other states, centers on the possible nominee for e and PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (AFLNS) trenched with An outstanding victory for union Herbert B. Maw, WHITE LILY governorship. power machine guns, of the state senate, labor was registered here when the with a loyal army of 7,000,000 vet(resident f ooms as the FLOUR Capitol Cleaners strongest opponent Standard & Cleopatra Shoe com- eran Union Label fighters and Blood. In fact, many pany, employing 600 people, signed l;heir friends. It can win an easy of Governor Inc. Dyers, political leaders believe that if the an agreement with the Boot and victory if the rank and file will reWEST JORDAN Salt Lakes Distinctive opponents of the gqvernor center Shoe Workers union following a main loyal to the cause and not their support on Mr. Maw that his Cleaners strike. waver. Midvale 108 AMER chances of securing the nomination The agreement provides that all The chiselers are well supplied Was. would be more promising than employes must be members of the with munitions by the open-shothose of any other person men- We Solicit Your Patronage tioned. The supporters of Mr. Maw are busy and are optimistic about the outcome. It is planned to have a Kimball Elevator Co. big mass meeting early in May when Mr. Maws candidacy for the NEW INSTALLATIONS gubernatorial nomination will be brought into the open. This will ALL TYPES WE SERVICE be followed by gn active campaign OF ELEVATORS for the delegates to the nominating convention. On the Republican side it is said 133 Motor Avenue that W. W. Seegmiller is the lead3956-Was. 1848 Hy. ing candidate. His supporters have been campaigning for the past several months. W. E. Ryberg, Salt Lake conis being urged by promintractor, Compliments ent Republican leaders to enter Breathes man with soul so dead , the race. It is said that Ryberg ALFRED FRANK would make a stronger candidate to than Seegmiller. NATIONAL PARKS Several who .are prominent In This is my oicn9 my native AIRWAYS Republican partv circles say that it would be a calamity in the event 2156 West North Temple , SIR WALTER SCOTT, From The Lay of the Last Minstrel. Seegmiller were nominated. They weak claim he would make a that Wasatch 3631 candidate. Seegmiller was the Republican nominee in 1932 and was defeated by Governor Blood by more than 30,000 majority. His former defeat would be a serious These inspiring words of Sir Walter Scott Or do we stand apart, murmuring against handicap in the campaign. Many Compliments voice the thoughts in the hearts and minds of claim that if the Republicans are hope, closing our ears, eyes and hearts to all but going to make a respectable showthe people of America' today who grope in the our own tribulations? ing in the November election, it midst of conflicting emotions and political will take ah extraordinarily strong Do we doubt the skill of these selfsame chaos. man at the head of the ticket to leaders of Government and Industry to guide General Contractors accomplish this. We will and with clearus the (Continued from page 1) old-ag- n. union-earne- or ATTIC-WOO- D UUlLUUn. , 40-ho- ur r fac-simil- c: union-earne- Se-brin- g. ncQoooGae y$ anti-unio- wage-cutti- West Jordan ng Milling Co. long-rang- mmm OKI high-purchasi- fiR and G)70G9 37 p- R there a Who never himself hath said: land." of Ryberg Bros. SALT LAKE CITY Dont let the dust storms blind your eyes to the union label, shop card and buttons. The Worlds Champion HIRED MAN Never eats, drinks or sleeps. Never gets tired or lazy. Wages only a few cents per day. ELECTRICITY! Enjoy the low-co- st advantages of Electric service. the Biggest Bargain in the home. Youll say UTAH POWER & LIGHT COMPANY i through the labyrinth to plateau of er understanding, sound principles, hearts found tried and true, and a deeper faith in all emphatic dignity say, But I am a good citizen. Let us analyze the innermost workings of our hearts. Are we staunch in our belief of Americas victory over the darkening siege of Depres- sion? Have we confidence in the ability of our Generals of Government and Industry to lead us through the thick of the fray, past the disturbing factors of despair and doubt that assail us? j Are we shoulder to shoulder in the step forward, united in faith and trust in our leaders, helpful in helping others less fortunate? Do we by our own word and deed inspire surety and hope in the hearts filled with misgivings and despair? mankind ? " If we are the metal of which every .stout- -' hearted American citizen is made, we do believe. Our courage is dauntless, our faith sublime, our purpose obdurate and our constancy everlasting. Therefore let us join the ranks of good citizenship, march forward, shoulder to shoulder, the weak and the strong the Worker, the In-- d ustralis t, the Merchant, the Banker, the Farmer, in unison, for United we stand, divided we fall. Help one, help all to revolve the wheels of Progress and Prosperity. its (This Editorial Contributed by Friends of A. F. of L. and Good Citizenship.) |
