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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, JUNE 4, 1937. licked before they start. They are LABOR ON ITS voted recently for affiliation the C. I. O., President N. A. has announced. with Zono-ric- h gagged because they just dont FORWARD MARCH dare let us tell the truth. It might put ideas in the strikers heads. L. A. CENTRAL BODY By DR. CHARLES STELZLE (Continued from page 3) because they Good Executive Director, C. I. O. UNIONS They are hog-tie- d OUSTS Neighbor League dont dare use the police, deputies was recently dropped from the or militia. Their arsenals are in- Wisconsin Federation of Labor, Special to the Utah Labor News side the plants, and so are the was unanimously named temporary Three local LOS ANGELES The average man fears being ou to produce the same quantity of noticed that chairman, and Harold Christoffel, unions, representing 10,000 .workstrikers. Havent you materials. of work more than he fears going the first crack-u- p are Big Boys president of the United Automobile ers, were dropped from the Los to hell. This means that being job anAlso, each year thereof has been who have stocked up heaviest on Workers at plant, Angeles Central Labor Council by 500,000 average increase was named secretary. less is about as terrifying an ex- people who were looking for jobs. ammunition ? order of William Green, president The remainder of the committee of Turned are A. F. of L. The unions are as (Tables we these Under him conditions can to that may perience happen to function until the convention the the well make unless our minds who that Clothing Workskilled Amalgamated workmen same The up And yet, while unemployment has is comelects officers, permanent Ladies GarInternational there is a radical reduction in tha welded the factory doors shut can ers, the been a serious problem at various hours of three representatives posed the United and ment of labor a cut change use their acetylene torches and times in this country for at least in some other worked, orthere from the United Automobile Work- RubberWorkers, Workers. will sliclike the arsenal doors direction, ers, three from the Amalgamated forty years, for the most part al always be many millions who arc through Motion to Jable Greens letter is there cheese. If fighting any of Iron, Steel and Tin Association we ever did about it was to ig that of the ouster were declared numbers on be the to done will have Large ordering it ing Amalga- out of order nore it, or we have regarded it as unemployed. those who lost their jobs during inside, machine gun bullets and Workers, two from the one by Harry Sherman, from something that was inevitable, like the depression will never get back corroding gases are hard on deli- mated Clothing Workers, of the council. president Hosiof Federation the measles. to their old standards if they can cate machinery. If one poison gas the American one Still Splitting from the United Workers, ery 1914-1In a little over twenty get jobs at all. bomb is thrown through a window Electrical and Radio one Workers, Declaring that C. I. O. unions years ago, when we were in the Unemployment will some day be from the outside, a dozen will come from the American Newspaper can no longer be tolerated, Greens midst of one of the worst unem fought just as we waged war hurtling back from the inside. If Guild, one from the Oil Field, Gas letter asked the Los Angeles counployment periods in American his against typhoid and tuberculosis. a single shot is fired, a fusillade Well and Refinery Workers, and cil to disassociate from the countory, nobody seemed to have any In former days when great epi- will answer. This is civil war, the one from the Municipal Employes. cil all the unions associated with idea as to how the condition then demics swept over the city, we employers have stocked their Unified Action the C. I. O. prevailing might be relieved. We said that it was due to a dispen- plants with every known munition vice locals learned international The suspended Edward Hall, felt that it must run its course, and sation of Providence." Today we of war, and their arsenals are in- resident of the United Automo-)il-e from C. I. O. headquarters in the that somehow, it must have an end. hold the Board of Health respons- side with the workers. God and Workers, supervised the meet- Washington that they will receive President Wilson said hat it was ible. right are always on the side that ing as a representative of the a charter to organize their own a psychological situation". When In like manner, when we awake has the most and best ammunition; Committee for Industrial Organ! central body. Mr. Taft was asked at a mass to our responsibility, we shall not this time it is the strikers who have zation. The Green order and the action meeting of the unemployed what try to find refuge behind a lazy it, and the fear of God has been The new C. I. O. federation will of the council," remarked John was responsible for this situation, mans excuse when millions of men put into the hearts of the bosses. be known as the Wisconsin Indus- Brophy, director of the C. I. 0., he replied: God only knows". It and women are out of work. SoThen I understood why the old trial Union Council. Every state is part of the federations tactics was only about four years ago that ciety will learn that it is as guilty grey wolves snarled and slashed so federation organized by the C. I. in splitting labor organizations, President Roosevelt took hold of if men do not work, as though they viciously; why the smug" old O. will be known by that name af and that action compels us to step the problem with definiteness and worked under unsanitary condi- smoothies sweated blood because ter its state designation. in and protect those units. tions. there was no way to duck the is vigor. Hall stated that now the organIn the fall of 1932 the third I do not mean by this that the sue; why the mavericks huddled izing w'ork of the C. I. O. will be MANY NEW UNIONS JOIN C. I. 0. year of the depression there were world owes every man a living. like bleating calves waiting the unified instead of the said to be 15,000,000 unemployed in What I do mean is that every man branding iron, and why the pro- policy which conditions forced the th United States. Today, we still should have a chance to make ai gressives looked as cats that had industrial unions to follow. WASHINGTON (UNS) Activihave between eight and nine mil iving. And society must give him) been in the cream jar. The old ties of the Committee for Induslions unemployed. Because of tech- that chance by bringing about a order passes. It is the twilight of Takes In More Locals trial Organization have been denical advances and other improve- social and economic order which the Gods. NEW veloping almost too rapidly to keep ments in methods, we dont need as will permit him to do so. And or--1 The robber is robbed by his riches (UNS) KENSINGTON, The Aluminum Workers track of since the second phase of The tyrant is dragged by his chain of America has taken over former the C. I. 0. campaign to organize many workers today by about ganized labor can help very the schemer is snared by his cun- A. F. of L. locals in Badin, N. C., the unorganized workers of Amerin bringing this about. twenty per cent as we did in 1929 weeks ning Lagrange and Lemont, 111., and ica was announced a fewLewis. L. Chairman John the as well Eau Claire, Wis., as ago by The slayet lies dead with the SIT-DOW- N their places with an iron hand, or W. Va., which local (Continued on page 5) . at slain. Fairmont, hard-boile- d with state militia get STRIKE JITTERS bayonets. The whole country, strikers included, was astounded I that such audacity and revolution(Continued from Page 1) Ohio, $57,000; Pennsylvania, $10,- - arY Practices on the part of labor 000; and so on down the roster of should Provoke no violent retalia-state- s. tions on the part of industrialists. is something new under the sun, have I not been able to find any I Solomon to the contrary notwith on the sale of machine guns reports and other armaments to industrial standing, Too Good to Be True corporations, but the gun makers have the most expert salesmen n a sight that had utf was jt to modem merchandising, one of to other the after see, jng. and not m the least averse to stir-- 1 the employers of labor climb great ring up wars, industrial or nation-- 1 I down off high horse and go into alistic, to pep up their sales. So, consultation with union leaders. In it is quite safe to say that gun rapid succession one great corpor-ouVruPlson gases, and ation after another signed on the that the private arsenals of the lotted line when John L. Lewis economic royalists run into as- - handed him a fountain pen. Strike tounding costs, and are absolutely I after strike wa3 won, leaving us a I up to date. little dizzy, and somewhat suspi- m Plants cious. It looked too good to be All of these d and true deadly munitions are stored inside was stin as I watch- the industrial plants, intended to e j that battlesuspicious on the of the floor be used if workers decide to or- - j 1 Year McCALLS MAGAZINE and so. said the cyni- house, Then, gamze and strike for better condi- - caj 0i(j newspaper correspondent tions. 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