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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. JUNE Labors Non Partisan League state in the nation. It will play an Democratic vote, this is marked important part in the 1938 cam falling off from the G. 0. P. record in the primary of 1934 for govpaigns. I 3. 1938. Page that advance NEWS AND COMMENT banks itself makes a neat 3 it money, and profit of 50, 000,000 pesetas. , . . Securing profits for all concerned, the price of bread is close to 6 Va cents. Every present reader of the Utah Labor News has friends who will (Continued from page 2) be interested in following the sectional interest (rather than thelgrowth and development of the ernor. That year the Republican (Continued from Tage 1) primary total exceeded the Demo- tries were throwing out or resistcratic by 600,000 votes. Yet the ing unionism claiming they intendDemocrats won in the November ed to operate as Golden Rule outWARTS AND ALL of the common people Labors interests League. The election. to to hard-fiste- d resort fits, merely Utah Labor News is the ONE generally) by strengthening its al- and often heartless tactics once Methodists in Utah and throughUtah where liance with farmers, middle classes felt free of Union pressure. they NEXT WEEK. out ' the country have celebrated the I and all other progressive voters. "nfildsmVeTto week"' 200th anniversary of John Wesleys spiritual experience in Alders-gat- e Read in the Utah Labor News A DIFFERENT ORDER-LI- KE ItoTik" IT OR NOT LEAGUE UNIT FORMED street, London, May 24, 1738, eart om" of?om next week about those enormous and also the unification of the friends and acquaintances about profits of the Utah Copper Co., and AT WEST JORDAN . American Methodist churches the Utah Labor News get them to the real reasons why the mining inWhen we read of the crushing three Methothe dustry is closing down. out of innocent women and children dist Methodist Episcopal, and At a meeting held Tuesday night I center the South, std Episcopal, on for by Francos pitiless bombers we Methodist Protestant, on which at West Jordan amusement hall a them the Utah Labor News for 13 are tempted to hate him and his I weeks LABOR ON ITS they have been voting during the as your gift. unit of the Labors ruthless backers with an undying last three years. ou ethers to know FORWARD MARCH hatred. We feel that they are do- While John League of Utah was organized Wesleys experience, ing with bullets and bombs what from which Methodism basis its with the following temporary of-- 1 LCT SUrlinguTbit should have been accomplished by great growth, was a spiritual one (Continued from Page 2) bulletins and ballots. Nor are we in which Wesley felt his heart o7this paKr?Make ml MaIstI:om thajrman; Alf'Tu the hall. came from United They willing to admit that the need jus- strangely warmed, it was warmvice chairman; 0f it Mine 100 Workers locals as tifies the means. We believe that ed for action. as far Mrs. II. Malstrom, secretray-treas-ure- r; miles the same ends could have been away. Wesley had his human imperfecFrank Donegan, Philip Benin PMA means-e- ven tions but like Cromwell, he can be element achieved humane more the Only by lacking ton, and Wallace E. Malstrom, com picture were representatives of the though they would have tak- painted warts and all, and still mitteemen. en be worth painting. The same can Progressives. longer. The speakers on the issues of the not sure the organizers unNevertheless we are interested in be said of Methodist movement. Im 1938 campaign were State Senator J. D. Loftis, vice chairman of derstood in nahas not tried to Methodism they were to attend, was part of the economic set-u- p E. M. Royle, Henry Noorda, and the Labors alibi which came to the tionalist Spain as recorded in the soothe the suffering with a song the League only M. I. Thompson, of Salt Lake City. of Utah, writes from Washington! mTnd'of fom Cairnsf who" was Atlantic Monthly where it says: but has built and maintained 73 The new unit will hold another I saying that he arrived there oniI made president of the state feder The cabinet members take no pay, (Continued on page 4) meeting soon to elect permanent of- May 25, and found the standard ation of labor when the A. F. L. and countless civilians and officers ficers and delegates to the Salt railroad unions pushing unemploy- created a dummy organization serve only for the love of serving. Labor, We Appreciate Your Lake county convention on Satur- ment insurance bills for railroad after the older body had been ex- Rich men make gifts. Everybody Patronage workers. These bills are: House pelled from the A. F. L. day, June 25. works. Yet while salaries go Bill 10127 and Senate Bill 3772. Members of the U. M. W. took down, or cease altogether, wages WOMENS SUITS We have been in committee! over the meeting wrhen the PMA go up. In Salamanca, for instance, YOUR FRIENDS WILL Coats and Dresses hearings since I arrived here, Mr. stooges failed to make their aborer has a minimum daily wage WANT TO KNOW WHATS (Plain) Loftis said. I have also been visof something under $1 a day, but a HAPPENING POLITICALLY MENS SUITS 40 per cent advance over his for iting our congressmen and have Pressed their support for these bills. Cleaned mer wage. . . . There is a rigid con CONSUMER NOTES trol The Labors We are trying to rush these League over markets; prices are held Cash is the fastest growing liberal polit- bills through before congress addowm with a firm hand. At the and votical arm of democracy-lovin- g same time profit is approved. journs, which will be about June (Continued from Page 1) Carry ers in Utah. 15. Congressman Robinson assures The government buys the entire hardread work undoubtedly New in will pothis Pri3 Interest Featuring Crystal Clear the Wages and Hours hill outstanding a I wncat crop, uu. giving P and farm families. Scientific litical development is widespread, 'be sure to pass. I told both Rob-lsh- P 1Pn Oeaning The governTo farmers who grow wheat guaranteed market. not alone in Utah, but in every inson and Murdock of Labors cent 15 more than ment pays per used in commercial biead flour, CRYSTAL CLEAR unity plan in Utah to support the the high margins now in effect the 1937 price, guarantees five per men who had stood for Labors work controlled CLEANERS & DYERS in two directions: cent to the privately adversely We have many closewell seemed pleased. They rogram. 80 No. State Was. 885 receive a much reduced price I met James H. Farleys secre They was and still Hoover a f Herbert wheat, pay top uS. President outs in Wallpapers tary, Mr. OConnell, last night. He th,eir bread. for m the White House and Uncle OWL CLEANERS 1 an appoint-has promised to make the Mellon of had charge Andy at the lowest prices Iment with Mr. Farley for me. I Was. 9636 720 No. 1st W. United States treasury, and both at L. Oliver see E. to in also was POLITICAL OUTLOOK gave business anything they in Salt Lake League headLabors wanted. he was out of town but quarters, This confidence alibi for the ab WALLPAPERS (Continued from Page 1) and will not return until Tuesday. failure of business to put the ject - PABCO PAINTS to be remembered, concluded Mr. unemployed back to work is nothand DRAPERIES Welcome and Best ) Waterfall. ing but the sheerest bunk. OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY FOR f the of Hansen is John lick to the The O. president G. P. depre3 only way PENNSYLVANIA Wishes to Ladies 9 Sagebrush club, and L. E. Iverson sion is for the Federal government is secretary. to hire every man that business Auxiliaries Outlook is mighty gloomy for Armstrong-Engber- g wont. the reactionary Republican nominee for governor in Pennsylvania. Wallpaper Co. A total vote of all parties cast in WELCOME, LABOR 1 West First South the recent primaries was 2,687,000. Jo-Ba- ys vote Of this total vote the liberal Call Wasatch 5281 A NEW CAR RENT was 1,702,000 divided between four) All candidates for state senator! We Do Picture Frami.ng liberal candidates seeking guber- - ancj candidates for seats in the Ford or Chevrolet natorial nomination. The reaction- - I Utah house of representatives This should file their nominating peti-leavSpecial Rates for Long Trips ary vote was only 975,000v a clear majority to the WE RENT TRUCKS with the secretary of state, of An 737,000. erals, Attorney by signed opinion Labor, We Appreciate Your Republican news- - General Joseph Chez, written at The Drive It Yourself Co. reactionary Patronage Re-- 1 the- E. E. of the that boasted have Secretary request papers 35 W. 4th South Inc. publican vote was 135,000 greater Monson, made this ruling recently, Marsden, 42 EAST BROADWAY Clyde candi-ivote. for t Though Nominating petitions than the Democratic Was. 1606 Phone McCormick Deering is true the total Republican vote dates to county, city and district Phone Wasatch 234 Use only genuine I. Just west of Newhouse Hotel more than the total offices shall be filed with the 135,000 II. C. Repair Parts on McCcounty clerk. ormick-Deering Farm Machines Welcome Labor, Call at BUSINESS NEEDS CASH They NOT CONFIDENCE They Cost No More Fit Better Wear Longer For Your Convenience We What business needs is not con- at Good a Supply Carry fidence but customers. 147 SO. STATE, Salt Lake It is customers with cash in their 3rd South and 2nd East 3021 Was. Tel. pockets that makes the business City. wheels go around. Who ever heard 4988 SO. STATE, Murray Made Beer Union man turning down a a of business 497 Tel. Murray conf 1 sale because he lacked In accordance with Section 1, See the New No. 60 Combine Chap? dence Hot Delicious Hamburgers, Harvester at Our Murray The Roosevelt recovery programl ter 48, Laws of Utah, 1935, a three months Store. Also Full Line of Hay Dogs, Toasted Tender Steaks will do more to revive customers Tools and Soft Drinks buying power than any other single period March 15tli to June 15th, 1938 has proposal at the moment. If it is supplemented with an adequate been designated for the inspection and adjustwages and hours bill, there may be some real hope of recovery before Official Stations of ment Non-Partis- Non-Partis- an an u" Non-Partis- an I Non-Partis- an y Pe Non-Partis- an 19-2- Beauty Salon es lib-Jtio- ns Sales-Servic- e. J EIDENS INN NOTH 57-7-64x- . GREETINGS WELCOME, ORGANIZED LABOR brakes, Inspection lighting equipment, steering mechanisms, horns, mirrors, windshield wipers and other motor vehiequipment on all resident-ownes in the State of cles, trailers and by fall. Business and its spokesmen who prattle about confidence seem to forget that business had all the confidence in the world in 1929 when the' big crash descended on if d semi-trailer- Welcome Ladies Auxiliaries Utah. Hadleys VISIT BON MARCHE UJttauIhi TTDnesittn0 Salt Lake City, Utah - STYLISTS For Women 14 EAST BROADWAL Salt Lake City, Utah State Road Commission of Utah W. D. HAMMOND, Chairman 7 |