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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, AUGUST 5. 1938 Page 4 ! no child western Kansas and Oklahoma in fought courageously that each and the pioneering days. As a young WANTED: A MOSES TO SHOW TIIE shall have to work, that Answers Call of SO snare man he worked in the coal mines every man who works shall in central Illinois, before learning WAY OUT OF A BAD SITUATION to offer in the best this nation has the and social printing trade. He traveled new that pioneered the over the western country until he some shall which economic order in Germany and Austria alone. (Continued from Page 1) McPhail in married 'Margaret Talk Is Cheap day reign. on away with them and received no Jan. 1908. He Ore., 17, Klamath, Rev. conference took all The answer. Following the sermon by secretary-the Portland worked on newspapers this into account. Its attitude was Skeen, Woodruff Randolph, Kngland Fails World war, when he this of the International until the toward treasurer seemed that Some time ago it extremely sympathetic labor conciliator fob as a served the recited the problem might be solved by the oppressed people. Put talk was Typographical Union, States United the Department of action of England in opening Pal about all that resulted. No major organizations burial service. His Labor. services in outstanding estine to Jewish colonization, and country is willing to open its gates And after the rendering of this capacity won him many friends people filed and recognition as an outstanding setting it aside as a land where the wide to the Jew, or to any other hymns the long line of was raised, labor diplomat and leader of men. Jews might create a nation of their refugee. In the case of famous past the casket that some own. Today that hope is largely men, there is usually a place-m- any an for instant, some pausing During the existence of the Nathe tional educators, for instance, have making the gone. The Jews came to Palestine. many knee, bowing Recovery Administration he be left Germany for England and this cross with heads bowed. served on the Labor the of They liked it. They proved to sign Advisory Comocexcellent settlers and capable busi-ne- country, and obtained suitable be closed were doors was church and mittee The spokesman for five men. Put the Arabs, whose cupation. For the rank and file of the de international printing trade unions of associates close fore Jews there seems to be nowhere to religion is strongly ceased I. T. U. chieftain, officials in conferences for codification of migo. All the big powers are occupied immediately began to fight the of the union, pallbearers and oth- the industry. problems. unemployment gration. Hundreds have teen killed with ers who were his intimate friends There is not enough work for their in guerilla warfare. to view for the last time the arose Arabian sentiment against the own people, and not enough money Fought for Principles remains of Charles P. mortal Jews has steadily increased, and it to go around. Thus, they pity the The editor of the Utah Labor Howard. is said that there is grave danger Jew, they realize the injustice that knew Mr. Howard personalNews L. Lewis, John was those Among that the causa may develop into a has been meted out to him and and Mine respected him highly bely, president of the United holy, war. England now has 12,000 they regretfully say, no, when he was a man of honest concause he chairman and Workers of America, troops in Palestine to defend the asks permission to enter. CHARLES P. HOWARD and victions who C. I. ready to defend and briefly of the O., gazed As Oswald Garrison Villard has Jews and still the rapine, slaughthe he believed for his of principles features mourned fight on departstill the Whose death is recent ter and pillage continues. The re- written, The man who could show to Boston At conventhe be walkand orbefore right. friend members of ed thousands of wrould turning deserve the by sult is that only 12,000 Jews a year the way out tion American the of of Federation of the He was president of ing slowly to the rear are to be admitted to the country greatest rewards bestowed ever ganizedT. labor. Howthis writer Mr. Labor other the he joined U. and national secretary church where joined a drop in a gigantic bucket. There upon anybody. That man has not the I. ard and his associates in support of of the C. I. O. pallbearers. are about 1,000,000 Jews remaining appeared. the Brewery Workers union in of vault in the The body will lie union jurisdictional disputes. craft mausountil his local a area have mortuary intermountain the Francisco convention POLITICAL OUTLOOK ceived $346 from the naUonai Many Attend Rites leum is completed in Evergreen Again in San L. in 1934 we joined F. A. of the I T T IT T no.br cemetery, a short distance from the for every $61 paid in fedOf treasury and other Howard u. vfi progressives of where jjnion Printers Home plot (Continued on Page 3) eral taxes. convention in the support of inin the 400 lie over Mr. Drewster is interested printers. The answer is easy. We merely in unionism mass producdustrial COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. The pallbearers were Charles J. development of Utahs resources jetort that our mineral and other The industries. tion proposition for the benefit of its citizens and a resources are being exploited, in Amid a setting of beautiful floral Babb, of Chicago, long a personal won by an almost unanimous vote. consequent expansion of opportu- effect, for the benefit of eastern tributes that reached almost to the associate of Mr. Howard and his First Christian private secretary since 1928; nity for the young people. people, that we send vast sums to ceiling of the in cent church Colorado He has a 100 per voting them in insurance premiums and Springs, many Charles E. Mayers, I. T. U. auditor, walks from all of life came Cincinnati, Ohio; Francis G. Barrecord for labor legislation. people utility dividends, that we spend to to Presi- rett, second vice president of the I. the farewell last pay more than nearly any other state Charles Howard dent P. of the In- T. U., Indianapolis; William B. ED WATSON SEEKS women men and in educating young ternational SENATE SEAT Typographical Union, Brittain, I. T. U. representative, who take their skill and knowledge national and secretary of the Com- New York City; Clyde M Mills, elsewhere to benefit other mittee for Industrial Organization. Washington, D. C., and John L. Hd II. Watson, geologist and The First Christian church was Lewis, Washington, D. C. member of the 1937 session of tKe filled to capacity as Rev. John H. ional Typographical house of representatives, has an REACTIONARIES HOPE Internat who attended the of the leaders union First nounced his candidacy for the state TO BLOCK ACTION AT Skeen, pastor Baptist Claude M. Baker extolled the included funeral church, senate on the Democratic ticket. good wrought CRITICAL PERIOD by Charles P. Howard, as a man of San Francisco, elected presiIn the last legislature Mr. Wat WELCOME, LABOR who rose from the ranks to become dent at the last election to succeed son served on the special commitAfter five years of unpre- one of the greatest successes of our Mr. Howard; Ira G. Gwinnup, home tee investigating various state de- cedented achievement for the peowho labored tirelessly and agent; Frank Cook, resident trustime; partments. He was chairman of the ples economic and social rights, tee; F. L. Pferdsteller and Roy T. of committee and a member mining that has attracted the admiration ff STORES FOOD the judiciary and taxing commit of the entire world, we are to de- traditionally American and demo- Baker, of Denver, trustees-elec- t Mrs. and James and tees. Superintendent is whether that termine this fall cratic is being challenged through4796 South State, Murray Mr. Watsons particular legisla- what we want, or whether we want out the world. In numerous nations McCoy of the Union Printers tive interest is forward looking reaction, Chairman James A. Far- democracy is flouted, liberty denied, Home, and virtually every member Phone 349 legislation relating to labor, old ley of the Democratic National human rights disregarded, freedom of the local typographical union 100 Union Store servage assistance, unemployment com- committee told the national rally of speech and press destroyed; and were also among those at the busito in numerous addition Union Market 100 pensation and conservation of the of the Young Democratic Clubs of American democracy is under fire ices, ness men, associates of Mr. Howstates natural and human America in Seattle. black reactionare There today. Operated by The beneficiaries of special ary forces in America, blind to ard in his administration as presthe International ident of TypoRoosevelt saved whom KEN MAXFIELD mvilege, everything .but their immediate CONGRESSMAN MURDOCK rom the penalty of their economic personal profits, who do not have graphical union, enfeebled resiURGES RECOVERY DRIVE sins five years ago, have mobilized foresight enough to see that the dents of the Printers home, many on heir forces to end reform. They preservation of democracy de- of them on canes or leaning members active arms; companions reMurdock Abe his can know that unless they tie Congressman mands, through necessary reforms, turned to Utah Friday from Wash- hands this year, the movement he the solution of the human problem of the craft, city officials, nationBest Wishes to Our Smelter ally known labor leaders, wives, ington. He said that Utah must has launched for the common good of the masses. Workers ' have a recovery program dis- will not and cannot be stopped. Franklin Roosevelt passionate- and daughters all met for the purpose of saying farewell tinctly its own. For one thing, he And the complexion of the new ly believes that he is laying the common Switzers Machine to man a they heard eulogized as of PWA whether determine will apfoundation for a finer, cleaner, urged prompt filing Congress whose was of a life leader men, plications for every meritorious we shall go on or go back. saner, fairer, democracy, with a Garage & Welding Because that is true, because juster and more equitable distribu- devoted to making this a better project. in which to live. We are not doing so badly now the mobilized, organized, subsi- tion of prosperity. If democracy world Shop Mr. Howard, subject to heart atin recovery of what belongs to us, dized plutocracy with all its con- is to be saved, if capitalism is to Machine Shop and Welding but we can and must do much trolled agencies of propaganda will be preserved, we must set our tacks during the last few years, room to went in his For All Commercial Purposes and the hotel better, he said. House of repre- stoop to anything and stop at noth- house in order and that is the prodown on bed 7 his oclock about lay sentatives and senate resound often ing, the campaign we are entering gram dictated by the highest conAutomotive Service in the evening of June 21. A short with the cries of eastern delega- now is one of the most servatism. Motor Tune-Up- s time his Mrs. later wife, Margaret tions that since the start of the Never in history has so much consequence. went to his room to arouse 228 Vine new deal Utah and other states of Murray 77 Everything fundamentally and been done for the average man, as Howard, him dinner and he for found that in the five years of Roosevelt; never so much for honest business; had died, apparently in his sleep. to give stability to honest banking, He came to Colorado Springs the to create confidence in honest se- previous Sunday to attend a meetWE WELCOME OUR of the Union Printers Home curities; never so much has been ing SMELTER WORKERS He Board. had attended session a done for the farmer and the workof the board to just before going er, for the aged and the poor, for his room. the children and Does mothers. the Best Wishes to Mine, Mill, Smeltermen and Tunnel Workers Mr. Howard was born Sept. 14, young America want in the PresiGAMBLE STORES in Harvel, 111. He is survived 1879, dency a stool pigeon of privilege, SALT LAKE & TOOELE STAGE LINES Mrs. Howard and one brother, or do they prefer a President like by Hardware - Auto Supplies Roosevelt who has the courage and Ray Howard of Dewey, Okla.; one Magna Garfield - Tooele - Passengers and Express Radios Mrs. Ella Cobb Brown of Washing Machines capacity to fight the battles of the sister, Salt Lake Depot Union Bus Station, 77 West South Temple also Mur- Bicycles, etc. Edward Dewey, Okla.; Refrigerators people and the grit to take the r, of Carlinville, blows of privilege without wincing ray, a THE FRIENDLY STORE 111., two nephews, Albert Bender, or quitting? and MurCleveland, Kenneth Okla., When Mr. Hamilton recently Beat Wiahea to Garfield Smelter. Magna Mill, and Bacchus Murray, Utah Peoria, 111. Powder Worker urged young men and women to ray, JOS. Mr. AVERBECK, Mgr. Howard was born the son of enlist under the limp banner of BUY YOUR NEXT NEW OR USED CAR FROM a who law lawyer practiced present-da- y Republicanism, he to tried sell in he a a. poke pig MAGNA MOTOR SALES CO. did not dare tell them the program. Phone Garfield-3- 4 MAGNA, UTAH For amid all the tumult of defeated and discredited captains, we have yet to hear one definite pronouncement of the program they Beat Wiahea to Garfield Smelter, and Magna Mill Worker would substitute for that of Franklin D. Roosevelt. They dare HUFFAKER FURNITURE CO. not tell us what Roosevelt measG. E. Refrigerator Monarch Electric and Coal Ranges ures, policies or principles they Easy Washer Philco Radios A Complete Line of Furniture propose to scrap. But a purpose, like a person, is known by the MAGNA PHONE GARFIELD-25-Best Wishes to Mine, Mill & company it keeps. We need only look at the army they have assemSmelter Workers bled to know that it is mobiWe Save You $$ Our Best Wishes and a Hearty Welcome to Garfield Smelter, lized to fight not for humanity but Magna Mill, and Bacchus Powder Workers for spoils, not for equality but for Farmers Automobile privilege, not for the consumer but MAGNA DRUG STORE Inter - Insurance Exchange for the not for exploiter, progress Truck Insurance Exchange NEW STOCK NEW OWNER but for reaction. Reasonable Prices REX J. Prescriptions Filled Quickly and Scientifically HAMILTON, District This fall we elect a Congress; Manager MAGNA PHONE GARFIELD-17- 7 V. J. DUKE, Prop. Office: 4841 S. State Phone Murray 165 its political complexion will deter-- ( Phone Res. Midvale 1 Continued on Page 5) 32-pow- er ss anti-Semiti- c, l. l. icaucr CLR SEWVGGS : far-reachi- ng I MAGNA WELCOMES YOU half-brothe- W 93-R- 0 |