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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. MAY 22. 1936. .tv Sltafj Hafior Established MM Mrs. J. R. Rawlins of Draper, who was first to announce her can- Entered as second-clamatter March 28, 1930, at the office t Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of March 8,post 1879. ss Subscription Advertising rates U0 by request. didacy for national said, pr annum Published weekly at 24 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Telephone Was. 2981. M. I THOMPSON I M. TII OMISON Publisher .... committeewo-ma- n, Should I be elected, my time and what ability I may have, will be used on behalf of the Democratic party during the coming campaign and for the duration of my term. In further discussing her candidacy Mrs. Rawlins said that she sincerely believes means a Democratic Democracy administration for all those whom the party places in elective positions and that our hearts and minds should be open Address all communications and remittances to Utah Labor News, 24 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. - In Good Faith She did not become a candidate until she was urged to enter the race by leading Democratic women She in all parts of the state. wants it thoroughly understood that she entered the race in good faith, and is conducting a fair cam- paign for her election, and will accept the results of the convention in a spirit of harmony and fidelity to the party. Mrs. Rawlins' campaign committee is headed by Mrs. Flora Severn, chairman; Mrs. Knox Patterson, secretary; Mrs. Anthony C. Lund, Mrs. Parley Miller, Mrs. L. W. Sorenson, Mrs. J. Wallace Has Been Active Democrat for Several Years Her Work In Farm Bureau and Experience Attained Would Be Of Value to the National Committee On Agricultural Problems. This paper receives the American Federation of Labor News Service. Office Manager FURNITURE MOVED No Crating Necessary Call or Write MOLLERUP MOVING CO. Local A State-wid- e Moving 155 So. West Temple Was. 1562 and receptive to every prospective Democratic voter. I also pledge myself to assist in every possible way in promoting goodwill between One of the questions frequently heard is, Where are you going our state and national organizato get the money to continue with Roosevelts New Deal? tions. This is a simple question and can be answered simply. In the end Worked for 20 Years the people must pay for benefits received. Obviously some will have to Mrs. Rawlins is the president of pay more than others, but this is as it should be, for, after all, the the Salt Lake County Womens wealth of this great nation belongs to all the people, and all the people Democratic Central Study Club. should Share it. Just and equitable taxes can be levied those She has served as district and prerequiring who have an undue amount of worldly goods to share their part of the cinct chairwoman, and has been an burden of caring for the less fortunate. active Democratic worker for 20 The people will pay for the benefits the people have received and are now receiving. We believe that the accomplishments of the present years. She was educated at the Brigadministration balance the'expenditures. We can say, and without fear ham Young university, and the of contradiction, that when we carefully and honestly survey the beneShe taught University of Utah. fits that have come to the people through the efforts of the adschool in Salt Lake county for five present ministration we must admit that we can afford Roosevelts New Deal. years, and in Utah county for six Every part of the great revitalizing process so ably by years. She was formerly presiI resident Roosevelt has been in an effort to restore the prosecuted nation, to rout dent of the ladies' division of the poverty, to stabilize agricultural products, to stimulate the wheels of Farm Buerau in Draper. She is a industry, to provide employment for the workers, to solve the monetary vice chairman of the Home and problems, to provide social security, and to accomplish other purposes Community department of the definitely Utah State Farm Bureau FederaWe are not yet out of the woods; but admitting all blunders and tion. minimizing the many accomplishments of the administrations no one can Mrs. Rawlins' experience in acdeny that President Roosevelt has saved us from chaos, freed us from tivities on farm problems would despair, and restored our faith and confidence. be of inestimable value to the na Yes! We can afford Roosevelts New Deal, and we must continue to support his program in the hope that recovery from the depression made up his mind to support! will continue and that conditions will soon return to normalcy evet this year in preference) In the Democratic convention in Ogden no doubt the Utah I ow.n P.arty candidate. Democrats will join with the Democrats of Saturday all the states in the nation to He "I dont want to return d said, in sincere and of the New Deal and the Pressupport Conditions I experienced to the ident They will do this in the interest of all the people and not a favored hereditary few. If we do this the specter of unemployment pov- ing the Hoover Republican admin- erty, and greed will be supplanted by the Golden Rule rather than the istration. I want to go forward with the Roosevelt administration rule of gold which has so dismally engulfed us. and help to finish what has been ing Union-labele- and speed-u- p buy-- 1 Utahs oldest and largest UNION Printing Plant KEEP OUR UNION WAGES IN UNION HANDS Salt Lake Allied Printing Trades Council You The Utah Labor News is an independent publication and for that reason a splendid periodical for the home. Its contents are unsurpassed in scope and authority. its thought-provokin- g editorials inspire as well as interpret Exclusive material gathered by a staff of writers who know their economics, politics and humanity appears weekly. Special features that appeal to all. The features: News and Comment Comment on American News, Comment on Foreign News, Political Outlook for 1936, Editorials, International Labor Press of America, American Federation of Labor News Service, Union News Service, and many other features. ... Three Months For Only 25 cents! Hurry! cents. can all be offset by d goods. GALEOFJAN The Utah Labor News is the only publication in Utah that week in and week out espouses the cause of the NEW DEAL and DEMOCRACY. to give you. Because you want the facts, you cannot afford to be without the Utah Labor News. If you are not now a regular reader ou should become a regular subscriber. The $1.60 you pay for it will be the best investment you ever made. And in the event you do not have the $1.50 you may take a three months trial subscription, for only stretch-ou- t, The MASTER publishing a series of articles on the NEW DEAL. should read them. . The GIVE YOUR TRADE TO THOSE WIIO USE Of course you are I And because you are a supporter You tVsnt the Facts Regardless of who you are, you want the-- facts and that is exactly what the Utah Labor News aims chisel-i- n FELLOW UNIONISTS! of the President you should get acquainted with the New Deal program of the President. The Utah Labor News is started. 25 Read the ads in The Utah Labor News. 9 9 9 9 whole-hearte- ed Women can support the cause of collective bargaining by the collective buying of Union Label goods. Fresident Roosevelt n. fair-mind- executive committee. Are You For . tration. She thought the Utah Labor News was making a serious mistake in expounding the cause of (Continued from page 1) New Deal. dished out by the misnamed Lib- the asked I her what she wanted 'if erty League, du Fonts, reactionary she would rather have the days of Republican press bureau and other Hoover returned. She said that enemies of the progressive Rooseshe would rather have Hoover, or velt administration. anyone but Roosevelt and his experiments. She was a rabid parWe Know Its a Fact tisan, indeed. We know it to be a fact On the other hand, we hear from the readers are interested in our articles on the New Deal. We hear form us thatRepublicans who inthey are reading the from our readers, and in addition Utah Labor News articles, and benew subscribers are coming in lieve we are reliable inforgiving daily because of these articles which should be read by And sometimes, too, we hear mationvoter. from the opponents of the New every Yes, there was a Republican yesDeal. . But regardless of the oppon terday who told me that he has reents the batting average at th s ceived real information from the writing is 1000 to 1 in favor Utah Labor News and that he has these New Deal articles. Because we hear from the op ponents once in awhile we know that we are reaching people of dif ferent classes and are doing a rea service in giving the facts. Just the other day a rabid reactionary Republican partisan lady took us to task. She could not see any good in the Roosevelt adminis West, Mrs. Albert Jensen, and Mrs. Scott I. Stewart, members of the TO CALIFORNIA AND DENVER CAN WE AFFORD NEW DEAL? NEWS and COMMENT agricultural problems. IS CANDIDATE A MEMBER OF THE 1929 tional committee on MRS. RAWLINS B ecause of popular demand we will send the Utah Labor News anywhere to NEW subscribers as a trial for three months for 25 cents. Every reader of the Utah Labor News has friends who would enjoy receiving this fearless, independent publication. 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