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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY UTAH, FEBRUARY 1 1, 1938 Page 5 Helper The Gateway to Utahs Great Coal Mining Industry You Are Welcome Read Ads the barber, whom he reports speaking SEEKS FOR A to customers against a political candidate favored by his boss. SUSSING SON (Continued from Page 1) Asked if his employer didnt oblous slander against the men who ject, he said to have replied: Can you locate Willis Cannon? make a living at sea. The boss dont like it. Hes Please help find him. Fathers letToo Had for the other candidate. But what ter reads as follows: For Toots can he do about it? Aint I in the Will you help me in my search The Copeland committees un union now? for my son, Willis Cannon, who identified misinformant told hor Americans Have left his home in Cody, Wyoming, on rendous tales about ships waiters A Word for It June 20, 1937, m the company of who talked of unionism to passenAll of this is sheer bolshevism to one John Anderson? I have been gers, regardless of the effect this the g flunkies of the i working on the case with the local might have on the digestions of over - stuffed. But to every-da- y sheriff but so far nothing has come of dyspeptic profiteers our efforts. Descriptions folAmericans there is a more old He told of bon vivants intlml fashioned word for it democracy. low: dated into gulping their cock Willis Cannon is five feet, one Deep down in them somewhere, tails lest they be late for dinner most Americans have a notion that inch tall and weighs about 155 He told of crews who wanted Ice a boss may buy pounds. He will be 14 years old on your labor-powcream and fresh milk, just like for a wage, but the price does not jl13, nex birthday which would be their betters; of stewardesses include your soul, your vote, your February 29 had this been a leap who displayed 'an actual interest ue arKe expressed thoughts, nor your dark brown hair part in shops movies front teeth, opinins. And oh shame! of a waiter If unionism is making it easier ed on the right side, a rather dark freckled. who referred to an overfed dame for American workers to act, to complexion, slightly on one thumb and a is scar There a as Toots! speak and to vote like free citizens birthmark about midway between A Barber With of a free country, instead of fawnelbow. He should be in and wrist His Own Opinions ing serfs, millions of democratic mBut seamen are not the only i LOOKING AHEAD over-willin- er Union target. taxi-driver- s, janiand bar- - & When we last heard of him he was jn Laurel, Montana. j0hn Anderson is 40 years old, wejghs about 15G pounds. He has a LABOR ON ITS FORWARD MARCH was in session at the same time. MARINE ENGINEERS UNION VOTES TO STAY IN C. I. 0. (Continued from page 4) a period of 90 days. The agreement, which covers em pj0yes jn both the editorial and commercial departments, further a perio(i of 0ne provde that present-employe- d no person year, a5ove departments any will receive a reduction in his or her present rate of pay. SAN FRANCISCO (UNS) An attempt by President William Green of the A. F. L. to woo the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association back into the Federation once again has ended in failure. The M. E. B. A. convention, the first to be held on the west coast, turned down Greens plea and voted unanimously to continue its present affiliation with the ComI. L. G. W. WINS PAY RISE mittee for Industrial Organization. FOR 13,000 WORKERS The M. E. B. A., oldest of the NEW YORK (UNS) Wage in- marine unions, left the A. F. L. creases totalling $700,000 yearly ranks in 1923 following repeated will go into the pay envelopes of (Continued on Page 6) workers in the childrens and house dress industry of New York, as the result of a new contract drawn up Welcome, Labor. We Apprebetween Local 91 of the Interciate Your Patronage national Ladies Garment Workers Union and the employes association. The agreement which wull be presented to the membership for ratification, provides for a 5 per cent increase for all piece workUnion-Mad- e Beer ers, with $1 and $2 increases for a on cutters. All others paid weekly basis will receive $1 inC. I. O. Union House" crease, and the minimum weekly pay will be increased $1. HELPER, UTAH About 13,000 workers will be affected, the large part of them women. An outstanding feature of the agreement is the provision for We Appreciate Your preventing work being shipped to n shops outside the New Patronage Matts Place tors, waiters, store clerks Councils Unite, Where bers are among the many groups Divides now under magazine attack for inWilliam Green recently attacked sufficient servility. the establishment of a C. I. O. In- hair, dark One writer wraxes furious over a dustrial Union Council in New I reddish face, eyes. There is a scar across the York City as a splitting maneuver bridge of his nose and several o . . . deepening the cleavage in or- - his front teeth are missing. His BEST WISHES TO ALL ganized labor. right arm is stiff, the fingers o As one who has split hairs with his right hand slightly so. He THE MINERS AND RAILthe best, split unions and even split herds sheep, plants and cares for ROAD MEN OF SPRING whole labor movement, the pres- - lawns, digs basements and does a CANYON AND HELPER ident of what is left of the A. F. other odd jobs. L. should know something about Any information you may be York area. Your We Appreciate able to give me concerning either splitting. Patronage MEATS But in this case, as in many of them will be deeply appreciated. Y. N. ACT TO FOR GUILD he turned has the truth Sincerely, upothers, ALWAYS THE BEST LIBERTY STORE NEWS BUSINESS STAFF R. E. CANNON, side down, and some questions are Friends of Labor 1137 Cody Ave., Cody, Wyoming in order to get things right side NEW YORK (UNS) The New GOODS RICCI MARKET UNION MADE Green may be asked, up again. York Newspaper Guild, C. I. 0. afor instance: came over to the C. I. O. as a body filiate, wTas certified by the Nation DEPENDABLE Who wielded the cleaver that and was chartered as the West Latuda, Utah al Labor Relations Board as the MEATS AND GROCERIES the cleavage in New York ginia State Industrial Union sole bargaining agency for com abor Council. Phone 30 mercial employes o Helper, Utah Werent all the unions united Francis Dillon, after unsuccess the New department includ York News, Daily UNION MARKET there in a single labor council un- - ful attempts to split the Automo-ti- l Labor Always Welcome ing advertising solicitors, in a de you gave the order to throw out bile Workers and various other cision rendered January 19. of it the C. I. O. unions j labor bodies, is now engaged in a at the And what did you expect these pitiful attempt to split West POLICE ATTACK MINERS to do after you split the ginia labor by away a IN NEVADA CITY STRIKE breaking We Extend Our Welcome and ew York labor movement in few crafts from the states united Best Wishes to the U. M. ' Old-Ti- me labor movement. Calif. (UNS) NEVADA CITY, disW. of A. and the Railroad Should they have continued in some cities the C. I. O. coun- - An attempt to break the picket line their cil has started with little more of the united, each twiddling Men of Helper Twin Cities Miners Union thumbs separately, to win your ap than the locals expelled from the Local 283 of the Mine, Mill anc EAT IN A UNION HOUSE A. F. of L. central body. But so Smelter Workers, at the entrance proval ? Union Made Beer on Tap And by what logic does the unit- - great has been the influx of newly of the Murchie mine, failed in spite ing of half a million organized organized workers that these coun- of the combined forces of 50 special workers in a powerful council, to cils, in many instances, have come deputies led by Sheriff Carl Tobia-soYour Friends. Helper, Utah advance the interests of all labor, to represent without question the and the State Highway patrol. 100 Per Cent Union become an act of splitting? main body of local labor. The two groups launched a conI New Friends of Labor C.VI. 0. Always Standards of certed attack on the unarmed and Labor Progress miners with tear gas bombs For Unity HELPER, UTAH Best Wishes to But whether they are in a ma clubs, but were unable to force an The setting up of an Industrial Union Council in New York City jority or minority position in their opening for the 92 strikebreakers. ORGANIZED LABOR brings to some 130 the number of respective states or cities, the C. When the sheriff threatened to call for riot guns, union officials pre such state and city delegate bodies I. 0. councils have in all cases Welcome, Labor. We Appretablished new standards of what a vailed upon the men to accept a chartered by the C. I. 0. truce a avert Three to massacre. Just as the national C. I. 0. con- - modern and aggressive labor move ciate Your Patronage pickets were arrested. tinued working within the A. F. ment can do, L. as long as it was They have adopted and propermitted to until in fact its unions were rooted newer and more progressive GAS, COKE WORKERS L A Plumbing and Heating PLAN UNION DRIVE AT ousted for their work of industrial I policies on both the union and Electrical Supplies DISTRICT CONVENTION so have the C. I. 0. islative fields, undertaken have the unions Goods re to Corner Main and Hill They the sought preserve Sporting unity The of state and city labor movements sponsibility of representing and WASHINGTON (UNS) Fountan Service as long as that was possible. Phone J securing relief for the unemployed. Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers, Helper, Utah And Mine 50 of in the United raised District have It was not until orders had gone general they Prescriptions out from the A. F. L. executive the banner of the larger, more pro- Workers of America, moved to excouncil to split every state and city gressive, more united labor move-centr- tend its organization into hitherto n Phone 11 sections of the industry, Helper, Utah body in the country, by ment which the C. I. 0. is surely Welcome, Labor. We Apprethe attended 100 delegates driving out the C. I. 0. unions, bringing into being, despite all the as some ciate Your Patronage that the C. I. 0., in March, 1937, splitting tactics of reactionary first convention of the district here authorized the chartering of coun- - craft officials who prefer to rule ihis week Established in September, 1936, cils of its own to protect and unite I over a small part of labor rather ASK FOR than to risk their control over a District 50 has already organized these expelled locals. con87 won and members 15,000 Since then C. I. 0. councils have united whole tracts, Pres. James Nelson told the been established in city after city. meeting. The convention was held i , Not Old Ancient They unite not only the unions OLD HEIDELBERG BEER from that of the United which the A. F. L. leaders chose . Hardware and Furniture Blonde is much older separately That Miss Vline which of Workers America, to expel, but also tens of thousands I than I thought, remarked a young Union Made for 85 Years Home Appliances of newly organized workers in man t0 his friend in the boarding FRIENDS OFLABOR unions which the A. F. L. never house, FILL UP AT Helper chose to admit in the first place. think What makes that? you Utah Service Helper, Bryners Mercantile Co. asked his friend. Uniting the Old, UNION CENT 100 PER New I her he asked in the Well, Bringing replied, Friends of Labor One Stop Service In many states and localities, if she had read Homers Iliad, Electricians Automotive the C. I. O. council has from the and she said she read it when it Phone 141 Helper, Utah Welcome, Labor. We AppreFriends of Labor Helper out. came first the first practically represented ciate Your Patronage whole labor movement. Soihe men are optimists until In West Virginia, for instance, PATS SUPREME with of Federation the State they judge their neighbors, and Labor, BEST WISHES FOR CARBON COUNTY LABOR held are pessimists until they others affiliated members, 170,000 SERVICE its ranks intact and united when it judge themselves. CONOCO PRODUCTS NATIONAL WELCOME, LABOR GOOD GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES Welcome to Labor Fill Up Here Washing - Tires - Greasing We Handle Everything Buy Your 1938 Kelvinator Phone 310 Helper, Utah Helper Super Service from Car Washing Stores at Main Highway at Spring Expert Greasing Motor Co. Vulcanizing Palace Greasing Junction Candy Canyon CASTLE GATE, CLEAR CREEK AND SUNNYSIDE, UTAH Phone 351 Utah UTAH Helper, HELPER, : red-bro- non-unio- Vir-creat- ed Vir-unio- ns I Club n, es-no- CITY CAFE w HENRY HALL & Drug Co. 7-- al non-unio- Mutual Mercantile Co. WASATCH STORE CO. y |