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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. MARCH 31. 1939 Dunn utaki-- de starting with this measure MAKING THE FOREIGN-BOR- N THE GOATS (Continued from rage 1) destined is it state to become, is the need of the day. great WASHINGTON, D. UE OUPPOEM? EOEOVE DUODMEOOEO UTAH HAS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES AT ITS DOOR favor C.- -A Utah's growth and development depends upon jhe faith ite motto for reactionary legislators o of Utah people. is Blame it on the Foreign-Boand Practice of this motto has always with coal for that Just example, we have proper develop- been favorite sport on Capitol needed in all activities of Hill. aThis ment would produce the infection has human life. More than 30 different items can be extracted spread to theyear states more widely from Utah coals, including most expensive perfumes and choco- than previously. The attack opened up with the late candy. WPA amendment, offered by RepWe have raw materials in Utah to manufacture right here resentative Lyle II. Boren of Okevery known human need. lahoma (who is opposed to WPA, There is a time coming when Utah will be dotted with anyway, and spends a good deal of manufacturing plants, employing thousands of men and women, time, energy and ingenuity in aluminum wares, rubber goods, rayons, all sorts of ing the Workers Alliance). 'Hus Jement threw evenf chemicals, wearing apparel, foods yet to be discovered, travel I vehicles suitable for land, air and sea; glass, textiles, etc., wh0 got up ohihindegsop-Wha- t we need more than anything else to start a real de- - pose the amendment was Vito velopment program in Utah is real cooperation and friendliness Marcantonio of New York, who is of all the people here. Petty jealousies and squabbles between persons, towns and counties have no room in Utahs future development scheme. Remember this, that when one section of the state prospers, every section of the state will be benefited. It will take both individual initiative and cooperative ac- - , An estimated 30,000 tion to develop Utah, resources. suit of this amendment. a3,a Lf will-to-d- m by-produ- - I bait-produci- non-citiz- ng en J non-citize- ns on which they are agreed. How Come? a proposal to change Is Query: the composition of the United States Supreme Court advocacy of fundamental change in the Amer- ican form of. government? It was so charged on the floor of Cohgress in the Supreme Court fight. Second Query: Is support of the Presidents original proposal for government reorganization such advocacy? It was so charged on the floor of Congress last year. The catch-a- ll character of this amendment means simply that it will be used, if passed, to persecute with every political conviction which the persecutors disagree. How about public ownership of utilities? How about any one of a dozen New Deal proposals? How about the widespread and perfectly rerespectable advocacy of poll-ta- x I or unicameral peal, legislature There is plenty of danger that such legislation, and many other similarly evil proposals which have been embodied in bills introduced in Congress will be passed by the Deal coalition unGarner anti-Neless the American people realize the danger to their fundamental liberties that is contained in them. Persecution of the foreign-bor- n for advocacy of minority political or political ideas not yet embodied into law, is the first step toward suppression of the right of advocacy, of free speech and free press, for citizens. w schemers and racketeers from the essential injustice of the should have no room in the plan to build Utah. j provision, it can be pointed out that We need men and women with vision; who believe in in- - a very large proportion of those ave American-bor- n dustrial payrolls and good wages, and who realize that indus- - jrow? trial workers and farmers have a place in making Utah a great addTdonl veryV liirge state. number whose citizenship papers You may think us a visionary and a dreamer when we say have been delayed by pure e (A future dispatch will deal with ! been have equally victimized. that all that we predict will come to pass in the years to come. n the types of legislation Yes, we may be all that you think we are but all that has and their nroJftfi,IrcP0!fS now before T Congress, j been accomplished for the advancement of this world were bill excluding nomdtizensromthe to American citizens.) ' to first visions be and at dreams. thought practice of law, dentistry, and op- So let us overcome all obstacles, work and cooperate and tometry. Only last week the New INVEST RECORD York State Assembly passed, 81 to build a greater Utah. 51, a bill to bar employment and TOTAL OF SAVINGS Let us pull together for better and finer things of life! in labor unions to profit-seeker- s, 5 mowEcnr muffAmnNOOTitHrnoNo TOEOIWKTWE txcessve Page cut-thro- at phi-"osoph- ies ( I , applied to both principal and $8,839,000. Insured associations in Utah are located in Logan, Ogden, Price and Salt Lake City. TO SPEAK ON SPANISH WAR Father Leccadio Lobo, vicar of San Gines parish, Madrid, Spain, will speak at the Association hall, 168 South West Temple street, Thursday, April 6, at 8 p. m., on the need for food and medical assistance for the children and refugees of Spain. The visiting vicar will be presented in Salt Lake City by the Medical Bureau and North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy, under the auspices of a local sponsoring committee of which Mrs. Albert Jensen, Utah state representative, and Glen Gillespie of the Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, are Father Lobo is making a tour of the United States in efforts to interest Americans in aiding the thousands of refugees. Where a Little Money Goes A Long Way 26th Birthday red-tap- anti-alie- in- terest until the borrower owns his home free of debt. As of March 1, such direct reduction loans on the books of these associations had reached a total of SALE -- Now in Progress Your Account Is Solicited im-dicati- J membership aliens whose admission papers are not in perfect order. California NEWS AND COMMENT has introduced a measure to bar . and .cited a $55,000 increase to state from state relief, (Continued from page 4) to justify his Washington has a biU to prohibit department engineers, j been approved without creating a to la- from . s,emen . deficit. The veto of the mmers hospital bor unions. New belonging has a jersey Mr. Weggeland was disappointed bill was another in the governors veto of H. B. 285, Mr. Weggeland said.disappointment, whole series; one the same as the Washington bill; another prohibits providing for a survey of Jordan anyone from hiring a Fflnds were beautification. river TORY PROPAGANDA whose papers are not in A No. 1 POLL FAVORS another excludes, order; Putting on the Ritz JOHN GARNER from the practice of medicine The newly rich woman was tryanother prohibits I ing to make an impression: Dr. George Gallup, dictator of and pharmacy;or relief to municipal county diamonds with ammonia, the clean my American Institute of state, more s. There are plenty Bordeaux with rubies wine, Public Opinion, is trying his hardmy in other introduced measures such emeralds with Danzig brandy, est to make it appear in his reacmy and my sapphires with fresh milk. tionary reports that John Nance states. The attack is going on alI dont clean mine, said the Gamer is the leader as the choice most unchecked, 'by .reactionaries anti-labquiet woman sitting next to her. of Democrats for Democratic party seeking to alibi their When mine get dirty, I just throw nomination for president in 1940. activities and to include the the goats for the them away. The poll evidently has become of retheir of 'results sabotage feature for a propaganda merely the Tories. Who wants Mr. Garner covery. Easter Greetings In Congress, a most significant for president of these United States for anyhow? We say nobody who has development is the setting down Im- on Committee the all. at liberal (hearing by leanings any of the migration and Naturalization, with-fir' . Gamer is a reactionary SMART CLOTHES order. He would be the easiest in a week of its introduction, of a All Union Made in Our picking for the Republicans to bill by Representative John J. Own Factory shoot at during the 1940 campaign. Dempsey of New Mexico, the Dies and Vice President The poll has all the' 262 So. Main St. j Committee, Deal coalition. 0- - P. elephant followers. Garners anti-NeG. of sick Personal Invitation for to nominate ' Democrats the definition to want add would bill This They You to Visit Our Store Gamer in hopes that Wall Street. 0f persons whose .deportation is advo- might have another chance to' mandatory, any elect a Republican president, who eating, or belonging to an organiwould take his orders from the zation which advocates, the makWhile Spring House Cleanlords of the Street. ing of fundamentalof changes in the ing, Have Your government. American form anti-alie- n DOING A FINE JOB of other are There plenty MATTRESSES No hearings bills in Congress. j Editor Utah Labor News: Made Like New on them. , The $4.00 called been have Enclosed find my subscription tef on this one would seem to Spring Mattresses made from the Utah Labor News. It should hearings an agreement between old mattresses $7.95 be in every home particularly in indicate MarRepresentatives Joe Starnes, the homes of working men and tin OVERMAN MATTRESS CO. others the and Demsey, women, independent business and who Dies, 2759 So. State make this sort of thing their Hy. 1067 professional people. down to work, Your paper is performing a fine specialty, to get job in laying facts before the people. You are doing this without Easter Greetings Easter Greetings fear or favor. I wish to congratudone. well Costs Are this for Now late you duty M. W. work. the Lower j., good Keep up j Salt Lake City. J non-citize- ns non-citize- ns non-citiz- en non-citize- ns 1 so-call- ed non-citizen- or E3HUNHDEE st ear-mar- ks w non-citiz- I of Fetzer & Fetzer Architects and Engineers New Office 415 Templeton Building Wasatch 1017 f Easter Greetings A Sweet Gift For Her Fresh, Delicious, Distinc-- ; tive CHOCOLATES f Lindsay Candy Co. 780 So. 5th E. Hy. 8445 : 7 lLoytora ElooOing Co. Types of Roofing Built Up Roofs a Specialty Prompt, Courteous Service 1865 So. 3rd E. Hy. 3057 AH ? Easter Greetings Welcome, Labor MARKET INN Beer Parlor Union House Union Made Beer $7,373,000. Thrifty Utah people certainly are taking advantage of the protection given their savings up to $5000 per investor in these inMr. Fallon sured institutions, said. We are delighted with the reports from Utah. . During February the nine insured associations in that state reported 69 loans on homes for a total of $172,000. These loans were made on the direct reduction plan, by which easy monthly payments are Jtop to advantage of Chris Barnard, Prop. 80 W. 1st So. Was. 9899 Salt Lake City, Utah Easter Greetings Welcome, Labor MOORES Butcher and Store Supply Scales, Slicers, Choppers. Fixtures, Cube Steak Machines, Counters, Butchers Supplies 106 W. 2nd So. Was. 1417 Cutlers Fine Mens Wear 36 So. Main en I Re-Ro- WASHINGTON The heavy volume of thrift funds pouring into insured savings and loan associations in Utah during the first two months of 1939 resulted in a record total of savings invested in these institutions as of March 1, Nugent Fallon, general manager of the Federal Savings, and Loan Insur ance Corporation, said. On March 1 such private investments aggre- gated can alurajj fjou 114 NEW SUBSCRIBERS DURING THE PAST FEW DAYS That's proof of the pudding of growing popularity of the Utah Labor News. Among the new subscribers were 24 doctors, 27 independent businessmen, 34 C. I. O. members, 22 A. F. 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