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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, JUNE 3. 1938. Page 2. Utaf) FORWARD MARCH Hafcor Eatablithed 1929 A MEMBER supreme (Continued from Iage 1) constitutional. The board has conducted about in helping to unite middle class for 1200 labor elections by secret ballot for people with organized realization of collective bargain-o- f selection the the and aims common I common needs. ing agents at which some 500, 00( Their role was especially impor-- 1 workers were eligible to vote, anc tant in meeting the menace of fas 96 per cent voted. Hoard's Election Record cism, De Caux explained. Hitler Established trade unions were and Mussolini had made their head- way with demagogic appeal to the chosen in 75 per cent of the elec Union organization tions. middle class. In some hundreds of cases in of office and professional workers close to this group could prevent I which public hearings were held unfair practices similar headway here, he declared. Madden said, E. L. Oliver, executive vice presi- - ranging from minor violations of i OF THE This paper receives Union New Service, a C. I. O. affiliate. 04 matter March 28, 1930, at the post office Entered as second-clas- s at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription Advertising rates bj request. I which has alien upon the boarc to prevent distribution of literature was outlined by Madden who ex at the Ford plant gates. 1000 persons were arrestplained that some 14,000 cases had ed Nearly in the city hall from held and fiIed( mogt of them 8ince the hours under this one to three court declared the law $1.50 per annum Address all communications and remittances to Utah Labor News, 28 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. MINERS TAKE OVER PROGRESSIVES PARLEY AS DUAL UNION SLIPS C. I. (). BLUEFIELD, W. Va. (UNS) In the coal fields of West Virginia, where actions speak louder than words, the mammoth" organizing drive of the A. F. L.s Progressive Mine Workers is proving to be nothing more than a second-rat- e fizzle, say C. I. 0. union representatives in the area. Opening shot in the campaign monster" mass meeting was a scheduled for Bluefield. Progressives Missing Eight hundred miners packed (Continued on page 3) the statute to the terrorization of entire communities in complete dis Published weekly at 28 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, regard of all civil liberties, have Utah. Telephone Was. 2981. been exposed." Publisher Eleven cases involving the board M. I. THOMPSON which have been reviewed by the Office THOMPSON M. L. Manager supreme court in little over a year, SEAMEN REINSTATED and in each case the Hoard was up LABOR, CALL held. In seven of the cases deci NEW YORK (UNS) Twenty sions of the circuit courts of ap three members of the National peals were reversed. We stand for what the Constitution stands for Crystal Palace Drug Maritime Union, C. I. 0., who were domestic tranquility, the establishment of justice," and Ily. 1102. Cor. 5th E. & 17 So. Sre?.of,;he ,? S. Sacarappa of the RUBBER UNI0N WINS PAY the promotion of the general welfare." We Give Free Delivery IN CHICAGO PACTS ,!00ST dered rehiKby'Jhi UTAH LABOR NEWS. bor Relations Board. They will re AKRON, Ohio (UNS) Wage ceive back pay and subsistence. increases won in contracts signed Fresh MOUNTAIN TROUT by two Chicago locals of the UnitFed only natural food and U. S. ed Rubber Workers, C. I. 0. when Inspected Beef from Cudahy added to others secured recently Packing Co. For legislature from district other show of the Un of Choice Your country, parts A new DETROIT (UNS) the union is 117-incmaking progress TPrank to 8inch agreement has been reached (Continued from Page 1) 7 Cowles' edltor tween the United Automobile la spite of the depression, says U. to tw?TTVal of Salt Lake City member of the dis.tn 1 rce 5 to Frank Workers and the Tool and Die A. W. Secretary-treasuriiagle oanizing We Take Order and Deliver GrillI Manufacturers Assn, covering 26 Attorney Edward Sheya of Helper.! Lugene Coli of I CLEAR VIEW FISII FARM rice, two-yeand several thousand skilled plants the mass meeting, At Head of the Spring Runt Pe l DEARBORN TO AGREES fcomm,saionerrJV-1?ndin workers representatives of the various units Detroit. Between 9th East 56th South Columbia of UAW Locals 155 and 157 units LET U. A. W. GIVE OUT will meet to consider endorsements and Highland Drive GibD. Marl County attorney Ph. Hoi. 375 affected, will vote on ratification PAPERS AT FORD PLANT of candidates for political offices Gary Lunn, Mgr. son, incumbent, of Price Trout Fishing Plenty of Large of the new blanket contract which in Carbon county. Sheriff G. A. (Slim) Williams guarantees no wage cuts, provides ' DETROIT, Mich. Trout. Fly and Bait Fishing The Joe Dowd of Latuda, county (UNS) Tackle Furnished a to week a reduct.5n right of the United Automobile chairman, will be in charge of the f? Un rs Clara I before starting layoffs, and clari- - Workers to distribute its weekly meeting. r ri Carbon the unit in iJfies.c,auses.in.. the Previou5 con- - paper at the gates of the Ford Membership River Rouge plant without being molested, has finally been recogI Pla?in ,one w.1?lc expired May 1, Jnized by the Dearborn corporation secretary of the Carbon unit of the and Williams of will void a strike vote taken by the j counsel, according to Larry ,S. pauda! League. Standardville. I two locals. Davidow, U. A. W. attorney. was areement SWENSON HEADS Pe by preceded By the terms of an agreement i ARnu'u iiai a Mrr which end- - drawn up between the C. I. 0. union SANDY LEAGUE prolonged negotiations ni i uwuu ed in a deadlock. Governor Murphy and Dearborn counsel, the city will intervened at the request of the give adequate police protection The Labors N o P artisan n .tle. Pennsylvania primaries Association and negotiations were! to U. A. W. distributors, who may League unit of Sandy has chosen in- as an abor emerged Swenthe following officers: Clyde janJ,ze(i political force of the resumed, resulting in conclusion of give out the papers subject to readependent the new agreement. IIousTheodore sonable rules of the police depart- L. son, chairman; maffmtade. Challenging the The Association represents about ment to avoid congestion and inter-ton, vice chairman, and Wallace lirst Vovter of the entrenched Demo- - 80 per cent of the production of ference with traffic. Talbot, secretary-treasure- r. machine, it rolled up a vote tool and die sb0ps in metropolitan The union agrees to refrain from The committee members are: Ar- - catlc more a million half than for 2 Detroit. demonstrations thur Anderson, Joseph Pearson, other than distri- Kennedy carrying a ma- bution of papers, and to drop civil and George Farnsworth. tbe states counties. It SOME BOSSES OUT TO suits threatened against the city or The meeting at the Sandy fireNonty would have nominated DEFEAT LAW BY FOUL assuredly attended officials for false arrests and hall Thursday night was city mar MEANS, SAYS MADDEN false imprisonment. coai.riae by interested men and women from .nn.edya third candidate had not Mur- - g1?. Counsel for Dearborn, promised Sandy, Draper, t, - - - West Jordan, Finer Flavor and the llberal and WASHINGTON (UNS) Tricks, to dismiss the pending case of Ed- 'sPjrt have schemes lies and all sorts ward of . Lyons, which was started as vif Quality M. I. Thompson of Salt Lake City I ,lhe rsul.ta raster a notable- been used by that group of employ- - a test case to determine the valid- advance m the political conscious- ers jn the country which is deter- - ity of a traffic ordinance designed ness of labor and progressive mjned to defeat the Wagner Labor voters. They show the existence of Act, Warren Madden, chairman a great and solid bloc of votes 0f the National Labor Relations BEST WISHES TO LABOR vvhich is not at the disposal of the Board said in his recent radio ad- old machines, and which holds the dress. The plain truth is that balance of political power m the these people are the PRICE At a meeting of opposed to labors stae. . locals the the of having right to organize and throughout delegates WHOLESALE POULTRY the county Sunday, the following 'goose-steppe- these results, the editorial- bargain collectively," he declared. 240 West 1st South would have us beWasatch 2201 They assign to the man who lieve, are a staggering defeat for works a low place in the social the C. I. 0.," and a lesson that la- scale, and believe that he should WELCOME, LABOR bor should give up mixing in take what his employer is willing We Appreciate Your to give him for his work and not meddle in matters that should be Patronage LEARNING FROM decided for him by his betters. THE ENEMY Are Common Scolds DRUG CO. Labor should listen carefully to And so deeply do they and their the advice of its enemies and then advocates believe that working Prescriptions Carefully Filled do the opposite. The lessons it people must be kept in their place will draw from the Pennsylvania that they are willing, like common and Your Friendly Drug Store primaries are in fact the exact op scolds, to repeat by word of mouth UNION Printing 33rd South at State St. posite of those drawn in the hos- or in print, the most ridiculous and not careful baseless rumors, being tile press. Murray 386 Not less political activity, but to attempt to verify them, if these more, is the first of these lessons. rumors are calculated to discredit Betrayed by the Democratic party the law or its administration." work! The tremendous volume of machine in the recent elections, la bor had to build independent camBUSINESS paign machinery of its own over WELCOME, LABOR OPPORTUNITY night. If this machinery did not INCORPORATED achieve everything that could bo If you would like to obtain a nice, clean business, call A. 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