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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MARCH 24, 1939 Page VOoSti r.3oi?Gnon QGaG-- OgODOOGODUG (2nB0ntt0G0oo03iQGWnDGl OCG?GO GOGffVG TTcm? 0OODDl?ti Qts A11I1 OgdUGC Hood ttEao Ado T CONGRESSMAN MURDOCK EXPLAINS VOTE ON DIES COMMITTEE FUND EXPLAINS VOTE I (Continued from page 1) On Monday, next, at Madison Square Garden, the Communist party will hold a great convention of possibly equal size to that held s. Monday night by the There is a Communist party in every state in the Union. In many states the Communist party has its candidates on the ballot alongside of Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists. Many members of Congress today were elected with the endorsement of the Communist party of their district or state. When people may congregate by the thousands in a convention such as the enclosed editorial and article by Dorothy Thompson describe, is it necessary to appoint Congressional committees to investigate such activities? Is it necessary to take stead of. going on a search for things which are carried on so If the openly and notoriously. members of Congress had voted their convictions rather than cast ing what they considered a favor able political vote, the Dies com' mittee would have been discontinued without a question. Many members came to me, when they dr ' I found how I was going to vote, and v told me that they believed just as I ' I did about the committee, but that for political purposes they were f I , ' rr'y willing to smother their own con victions and vote in accordance with what they thought was the popular view. Knowing you as I do, I am certain that you want me to vote my bona fide convictions and not simply to get votes. Under the liberty and freedom of our Constitution, conventions such as the German - American Bund and the coming convention of the Communists may be held under the protection of the Constitution and laws of the United States. CONGRESSMAN MURDOCK Mayor LaGuardia will see, on Monon saw as he Monday, day, next, last, that adequate police protec- DID YOU GET tion is afforded to meet any emergency that may arise. Under the YOUR SHARE? liberty and freedom of our Constitution the thoughts we hate and According to reports received abhor may be expressed. Liberty and freedom of expression are ac- by Allen T. Sanford, state director corded to those even unworthy of for the National Emergency Counit. It was for these principles of cil, as based on the total populafreedom of speech, freedom of the tion estimated by the United of the Census, as of press, personal liberty, freedom of States1,Bureau there was paid for 1937, July assemblage, and the right to old age assistance for each person Lo t? in the United States for the year 1938, $3.04. The states with the highest payments for each inhabitant are: Colorado, $11.87; California, $7.37; Utah, $7.05; Washington, $6.00; Nevara, $6.14. The states with the lowest payments were. Virginia, 7c; Mississippi, 54c; Alabama, 63c; Arkansas, 85c; North Carolina, 92c. For aid to dependent children the average for each inhabitant of the United States was 75c. The states having the highest payments were: Utah, $2.05; Mary land, $1.64; Idaho, $1.61; Arizona, $1.66; Massachusetts, $1.42. The states with the lowest payments are: Virginia, 3c; Kentucky, 3c; Florida, 16c; Arkansas, 25c; Illinois, 26c. For aid to the blind, the average in the United States was for each inhabitants, 15c. The states making the highest payments were: California, 54c; Pennsylvania, 41c; TO ORGANIZE WESTERN UNION WORKERS Best Wishes COALVILLE COOPERATIVE Mercantile Institution Established 1869 NEW YORK Bervyn Rath-bom- e, president of the American Communications Association, C. I. O., has announced the inauguration of a concerted organizing A Welcome, Labor drive to bring the 42,000 workers We appreciate your patronage employed by the Western Union Amerthe into Telegraph company ican Communications Association, Durrant Grocery C. I. O., so that they, in concert with the already organized emWe aave ployees of the Postal Telegraph you money and Cable company can protect on Dry their jobs in the face of a projectGoods, ed merger by the two companies. The determination of the C. I. Groceries O. to completely organize Western Union workers wa3 announced at a Iloytsville, Utah meeting of the International Ex ecutive Board of the ACA in session at the Hotel Governor Clinton. In his report to the executive Rathborne stated that A joard, $100,000 of the taxpayers money, Best Wishes to Labor there is one job facing us today which is so badly needed for the We work for those who which ranks as the most important and undernourished, Love and Remember ever task union our assayed by people of America to find the complete and speedy organizaout these things which are flaunted SUMMIT tion into the American Communiin our faces every day through evcations Association of the emMonumental Works ery newspaper that circulates in ployees of the Western Union Tele America ? Must we spend $100,000 Co., Inc. graph company. for detectives, investigators and The of Union Western policies to Manufacturers and Builders lawyers go into basements and and Postal Telegraph have placed of Distinctive Granite and ferret out these things when they the jobs of 55,0(X) workers in Jeoare participated in openly, notoMarble Memorials Both companies have for pardy. riously and by thousands upon thouOffices and Displays at a long time cherished the thought sands ? I am sure that the only anof a merger that would mean abIloytsville and Price, Utah swer is No and emphatically no. solute monopoly in the field. That If the Honorable Martin Dies they are driving toward merger wants to publicize himself and be- right now is clearly indicated by come a national character, what i the White Bill' (S. 1520), recently I opportunities there are for introduced into the U. S. Senate, BEST WISHES him in devoting his time to legislawhich, by making certain changes tion which will make America a in the Communications Act of 1931, better place in which to live, would permit merger of these two companies without any provision A the protection of the telegraph for Welcome, Labor workers. Deposits Insured in Federal We must fight this vicious bill and we will. But the defeat of the Deposit Insurance CorWhite Bill alone is no solution to poration the problems which beset the comCONFECTIONERY Safety Deposit Boxes munications workers. The only can get the protection For Rent way they Union Made Beer which is rightfully theirs is COALVILLE, UTAH through organization. The Postal workers are Telegraph organized into the ACA. Our job now is the We Treat You Right organization of the workers WELCOME, LABOR by Western Union. MORGAN, UTAH On the basis of Rathbomes reBest Wishes port, the international executive board of the Union will formulate a plan for a nationwide organizing BOYDEII campaign to start immediately. Best Wishes to Labor dont want to use the army, I HEINER GARAGE should like to borrow it for a while. & Morgan, Utah . Maine, 39c; Missouri, 38c; Wash- Yours respectfully, A. Lincoln. ington, 24c. Utah paid 13c for each .Service inhabitant. The states making the The REXALL Store . Too Late lowest payments were: Rhode IsA small boy was celebrating his Is Good Service land, 1c; Virginia, lc; Alabama, birthday with a party in the garPrescription Druggists North Dakota, 3c; den. He had a quarrel with one of Call in and see our new re2c; 2c; Montana, oi the Soda Fountain j within But sanctity - New him. pair1 shop and Alemite High 4c; Georgia, 5c. his Conand did Jersey, friends, however, our Billy, under Court, the Supreme for Kodaks and Supplies Pressure Power Gun is cast I For general relief, excluding not invite him. His mother insisted Lubrication the in was there paid Special UJ3. that Billy should be invited. j fside! all prejudice1 is eradicated WPA, The oil Products each inhabitant $3.70. Try the Drug Store First for The little host called upon hisj men PEP SO UmHWholesale nine of minds great and the and Retail with states the payments former friend. highest riveted on the facts What Utah Makes, Makes Utah I are tenaciously Phone 29 Will you come to my garden per inhabitant were: New York, ft? C?nstitu- - M7, Pennsylvania, HMi Illinois, party tomorrow? he asked. COALVILLE, UTAH It's too late now, answered $U7; . California, $6.09; New tion and laws of America. The re ?1.74. utah I last a for $557; Hampsh Billy; night prayed most menacing thing within with the lowest payments blizzard. states We fanaticism. is borders today Welcome 9 Labor and were: Mississippi, 2c; Alabama, must wipe out this fanaticism, be a 10c; North Carolina, 12c; Tennes-- j to claims who each one of us !1 consee, 12c; Arkansas, 13c. Everybody Knows The Jerome Paxton Insurance Agency good American citizen, should same . sider these questions with the Disen ea zed me p e Insurance Specialist and Investment Counsellor J impartiality, wit one tjme during the Civil Be Sure Court! This War, General George B. McClellan Insure Telephone 33-I dencedyourupmne in command of the Union then 401 Main Street, Park City, Utah Friends of Labor iS I Wand I was conducting a waiting conclusion, forces, that hope In to he was is a Good Place to Trade campaign; and so careful I have not bored you with this long- avoid mistakes that little headway conI dont letter, may I hZ that Resident L ncoln evident. was been done by the a ftnt General Merchanr Best Wishes to Labor Ask For Our Products e him a letter wro the reupon DiS committee but I do condemn dise My most emphatically the This done. was which it in can way Lumber and which fact, coupled with the fact Welcome, Labor that is, haVe above, mentioned I Building Supplies that we do not need any searching We Appreciate Your things that are MORGAN and parties to find faces Patronage daily, are the in our flaunted Bottlers of High Grade Carbonated Beverages SLIDE DEVILS reasons I voted against the continINN VALLEY ECHO uation of the Dies committee. HOTEL AND CAFE DISTRIBUTORS Served Good at Meals , WELCOME, LABOR All Hours FRANK F. ULRICH Union Made Beer on Tap u cy UINTA CLUB Reasonable Prices Prescription Specialist PHONE 142 PARK CITY UNION MADE Echo, Utah MORGAN, UTAH PHONE 3 pro-Nazi- ed . t w HOPKINS 7 peti-splend- 7 id First National I ' Bank i em-ploye- iOW sort I ES?5d,5i - 7 J. WILLIAMS W & SONS CO. I un-Ame- n-l Park City Bottling Mis , ;en y 3 |
