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Show LAKE CITY. UTAH, JUNE 19, 1936. UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT THE NEW DEAL - AN ANSWER TO REACTIONARY (Continued from page 1) to happen, looked out for them selves while the people who trust ed them were ruined? Roosevelts bank holiday checket the panic, and restored confidence! because the people saw that there was an administration in power that had their interests in mind. The bank holiday was the firs . step upward that this country hac seen in 2 Vi long years. Around the Corner And what have we now? Hoover tells us in his speeches that he had the depression Btopped at the very periot of the Chicago banking incident to which we have referred. of the Treasury Mills, with his own particular air of authority, warns the country that unless we go back to the system and the political control that marked the period of hideous economic failure, that chaos is just around the corner the same cor ner, we presume, we heard so much about 4 or 5 years ago the corner around which prosperity coyly lurked, according to this same reactionary regime. Utah a doubtful state! We can tell you one thing, at least, about which it has no doubts, and that is the difference between things as they are in 1936 and as they were prior to March, 1933, under the Hoover administration. Same Issue We do not question where Utah stands this year on the great political issue. That issue is just what it was 4 years ago. Shall we have a government that has demonstrated its ability and willingness to face every situation calmly and with the single purpose in mind of making and keeping this country one in which the ordinary average man and woman can live comfortably and make his or her own living according to the abilities of the individual, or shall we go back to the system that meant great fortunes for those who had the governments favor and penury for the great mass of the population? You are being asked to believe the in this progressive state-th- at Republican party is purging itself of the old predatory spirit and that it means hereafter under new lead- nt Over 50,000 Utahns Sponsor Roosevelt Renomination CRITICS I WANT ROOSEVELT AGAIN IS TIIE HALLY SLOGAN FOR MILLIONS ers to go forward in the path of advancement and care for the plain people. Io you believe that fairy story? You should know by whom the short-sighte- (Continued from page 1)' party is being financed It hall. At Franklin Field he will during the present campaign. is not likely that the du I'ont Libbe into the faces of 100, erty League, that collection of mul- 000 looking he lifts his voice when people timillionaires, and their satellite lawyers and paid propagandists, for them and the listening millions are going to back any program everywhere in the land to hear him that would run counter to their open the Democratic national cam own selfish interests, habits and paign. National Convention special privileges? The convention will be national Roosevelt Opponents This group that has turned ev- exactly presented in its session in Franklin Field the ery emergency that had to be facThe diaed by our country into an oppor- evening of June 27th. floor of and the gram appearance to tunity pile up enormous fortunes will be the same as if the conven is paying the bills of any and pracThe tically every real or pretended or- tion were meeting in its hall. their will have Btate delegations ganization that announces it is relative places around the placard against President Roosevelt. which marked their posistandards They do not even inquire what tions at the indoor sessions. The some of the outfits the are based on. This was evidenced presiding officers, awaiting iYesident direct the assembly recently, when Sloan of the Gen- from their will The usual rostrum. eral Motors corporation in which the du Ponts have the largest hold- bands which were in the galleries of Convention hall, augmented by ings had to explain how his name came to appear among the contrib- many more, will flank the rostrum utors to the sentinels of something and be strategically scattered or other, which had for its cardinal around thedogrounds. Sergeants-a- t arms will their best to keep the principle the incitement of relig- convention aisles open for the ious prejudice against large an,i will see that the con- 'population.'lle chipped of T?e in there simply because the senti- - he" !on h?.8an lsland around that nels said Pujlc The other Conspicuous figures of bn.d?"5Pallcfkthe.I?e,it0 ,ts lim tu8 on the the Liberty League, whose names L.rl.K.ht turned up on the lists of this and v,vid scene and bring out the or8 .f countless flags and banners, propaganda rackets that eat central rally in were too raw to be fathered by the LThf,. will be reproduced regular Republican organization, the convention n over 20 w;hv0Ut to no more took probably eatest Cltie8 the coun- rthe investigate the class and Caliber of Republican rs ht del-me- nt I lt. col-oth- f rabscripi er j&wsss sasr&ir lies, large and small, will have their own program of entertainment. The universal feature of all these national rallies will be the reception of the Presidents address by radio. Thousands of Rallies For the purpose of conducting Hits Guardian Groups these national rallies simultaneHe one with Franklin took a lusty thrust at the at the ously Field, there is being created a Liberty League and similar organnation-wid- e organization izations, calling them the guargreat known as the Roosevelt Nominat- dian groups of the republic. ors. Its slogan is I Want RooseGroups such as these have nevvelt Again. Membership in the er wholly disapeared from AmerRoosevelt Nominators, which in- ican life, he said. But cludes admission to the local rally, it willpolitical be never possible for any will be acquired by the payment of $1 or more to the local organi- length of time for .any group of the zation. The members name, to- American people, either by reason gether with his contribution, will of wealth or learning or inherbe registered on the Roosevelt itance or economic power, to retain Nominators Enrollment Roster any mandate, any permanent auwhich, after the convention, will be thority, to arrogate to itself the presented to President Roosevelt. political control of American pubThe ticket will be issued in two lic life. parts. One half will be a certificate of membership as an original Challenges Labor Act Roosevelt nominator to be paid for, D. C. (AFLNS) Washington, signed and retained by the mem- The National Labor Relations Act ber. The other half will be the and the authority of the National free ticket which entitles the hold- Labor Relations board to adminiser to admission to the rally. ter it were attacked by Swift & The Roosevelt nominators will Company, packers, in a suit First, brought before the District of Coaccomplish two purposes. they will have raised by the very lumbia supreme court. day of the Presidents nomination, The court was asked to issue an a substantial part of the national injunction restraining the board campaign fund, and second, they from requiring the company to will launch that campaign with produce the books kept in connecvictory rallies in cities and towns tion with its two plants in Portthroughout the country by giving land, Oregon, at a hearing on a assemblages of local Democrats, charging violation of the and all those who want to have a complaint Labor Relations Act which outlaws part in President Roosevelts rek as unfair labor practices various election, the opportunity of hearing and receiving inspiration from the Presidents address of acceptance. All of these meetings will be held simultaneously on the evening of Saturday, June 27th. The President will begin speaking over the radio from Philadelphia at approximately 10 p. m. Eastern daylight time, (7 oclock Mountain standard Utah For Roosevelt Fut this down Vnd paste it in TheTooeltZmT hals nornj your hat. Utah is not a doubtful tl0.n have similar to hope state. Utah is for Roosevelt ander ralUein practically every city progress. smallThe Democratic state adminis- and town in the country. In the take cities these er rallies may tration in Utah in cooperation with of outdoor meetings, or asthe national New Deal administra- form in hotel ballrooms or town tion opened the way through en- - sembliesand some cities are even halls, outdoor barbe Panning evening all and the accomplishment of An of tbese rai. time). cues and Pcncs-takinneeded administrative action for fullest possible advantage) of loans to distressed home owners, ROOSEVELT CHALLENGES NEW DEAL anks, farmers, business and indus-- 1 CRITICS ON U. S. CONSTITUTION try. Under the .present state admin-- j On his ment must be left free to deal with Lawn Mowers Sharp- and distributed cSrnoTidateod LITTLE ROCK, Ark. . the Texas Centennial Ex- - the tasks it, and it alone, can percost of waY form. ened and Repaired sets of closed banks at afavorably h position, commemorating the iquidation comparing d Plea for dredth anniversary of the indepepd any state in the Union. the crowded in be it Whether Baby Buggies lence of what was once the (Continued next week) tenements of the great cities or on Re-tire- d lie of Texas and is snow the Lone many. of. the farm lands of the na, W orkers jamient gtar state, President Roosevelt tion, we know that there dwell millions of our fellow human beings JTninn in ugoen paused in this city for the three A, old purpose receiving the who suffer from the kind of pov. plaudits of 40,000 admirers, giv- - erty that spells undemourishmen the President OGDEN. A new local union of ing genator Joe Robinsons can- - and Key, Gun, Bicycle & Novelty Urnted Garment Workers of Amer- - Ljidacy for effective declared. an Works ica has been organized here re-- 1 boost, and this was most import If local government, if state 62 West Broadway cently. The nucleus of the union of andelivering a challenging government, after exerting every is made up of WPA workers, butrepy Wasatch 4980 those who maintain that the women working in the differNew Deal fiouts the Consti-- I the Welcome, B. of L. F. & EL TT7 ent manuacturing plants are ask-- 1 tution. ed to Arkansas, he pointed out, was The Ogden Trades Journal noteslpart 0f the Louisiana Purchase, Clothes Best Wishes to Labor that there were union made over- - an(j be emphasized that the great-al- ls two manufactured m Ogden Coast-to-Coaest real estate deal in history was WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN years ago but failing to get rec- - onsummated by President Thomas TRADING STAMPS ALL UNION MADE IN ognition the union members were jefferson in the face of the to return the charter, and, laration of OUR OWN FACTORY the entire practically CRYSTAL PALACE of course, the label was taken out leffal fraternity that there was 2461 Washington Ave, Ogden of the garments. in the Constitution to war- 174 South Plain, Salt Lake City MARKETS We are hopeful that we can nothing a transaction. rant sch soon announce that there are again FRESH MEATS Judges Didnt Butt In union-mad- e overalls manufactured no one appealed the case to But VEGETABLES in Ogden. It is very unfortunate the Court, said th local concerns with Supreme GROCERIES eligible that, Welcome , Labor broad smile, anc a with President union to get the label, we as men, Complete Line of Fancy are forced to buy merchandise the vast throng yelled its approval In drafting the Constitution, he We believe in Bakery Goods made elsewhere. the fathers of the Republic said, home but our at money spending East 5th 17 South also we the articles insist that appreciated that there must be a South Temple 2nd East bear the label whenever national organization to take care purchased 1st South 3rd East of problems which the states could possible. not handle. And he made it clear 100 PER CENT UNION that the existing Constitution, MARKETS LAJAL MTNFRfil TTFAT? properly interpreted, was, in his We Invite You to See the broad enough to permit judgment, Pay Cash and Pay Less SEVERAL SPEAKERS! the American those to make people Best and Cleanest Used , social and economic changes which PRICE. The need of a tubercu- modem industrial conditions Ten Cars losis sanitarium m Carbon county jer imperative, and the state of Utah was pointed The rights of cities, counties and IN THE STATE out Mondav at the regular monthly stateg must be preserved, he said! SAFETY TESTED meeting of the U. M. W. of A. by added, the National srovera- Mrs. H. M. McCardle who quoted Our Reputation is Your Guarantee! statistics and figures on the mat ter. She said that there are 47 Some Examples! Sunday, June 21, cases of TB in this county alone 34 FORD De Luxe Cp., clean ....469 and the state does not have any Fathers Day 31 FORD D. L. &pt. Cab., 6 w. w. 319 means at all of caring for citizens 265 31 FORD Spt. Cpe., clean 245 30 FORD Coupe who develop this dreaded malady. Suggestions 169 29 FORD Coupe, new paint Albert Roberts, 33 FORD Rdstr.. new 34 motor.. 419 Your Grant store carries a and Ross John President district of 235 30 FORD Coupe, good one complete line of mens acces119 29 FORD Coupe, runs good No. 22 of the U. M. W. of A. adsories at the lowest prices 695 35 PLY. Tour. Sed.. 19,000 miles.. dressed the meeting and pointed 34 PLY. D. Lx. Sedan., trunk .... 575 Things that Dad will surely some of the pressing matters out 35 PLY. D. Lx. Cp., 15,000 miles.. 635 need and appreciate 33 PLY. Spt. Cp., air wheels .... 469 needing action of the union. Jas. 35 DODGE D. L. Tour. Sed. at... 775 Mens Fine Broad- Morgan, international representive 34 CHEV. Mast. Cp.. new rings . . 495 of Cheyenne, Wyoming, was also a Cloth Shirts 449 33 CHEV. Mast. Coupe at 32 CHRV. Coach, trunk. A.... 369 speaker. Mens Attractive M I I g hun-wit- Under-privilege- I Fowler Chas. ; under-privileg- e, on DUNDEE st dec-forc- ed I I . To Any Prospective Buyer Vice-Preside- nt -l Ties Mens Straw l.UU Hats 241 South Main WELCOME, B. 30 CHEV. Coach, runs good '29 BUICK Std. 6 Coach, clean Just as long as one American! 26 d worker is out of a job, Union-for ) money spent made goods, will increase his) chances of obtaining work. Union-earne- OF L. F. & AND ELECTRIC WELDING Was. 1468 711 South Frame Straightening SALT LAKE CITY Aluminum Work State St 219 219 89 Spt Cp... 289 Ask About Our $5 Down Plan With 20 Months to Pay Many Others From $29 to $189 Best Wishes to Labor Goff Welding Co. ACETYLENE BUICK Coach, new tires ... 30 DODGE D. G. De L. E. V7. C. reasonable effort, is unable to better their conditions, to raise or restore their purchasing power, then surely it would take a foolish and d man to say that it is no concern of the national government, itself. We know that equality of individual ability has never existed, and never will, but we insist that equality of opportunity still must be sought. 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