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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, JUNE 16, 1939 Page 2 Utah names as Libby, Armour and Swift, have been selling the same Argentine and Brazil canned beef for many years. Of course, this was just another Established 1929 A MEMBER OF THE opportunity to launch an attack on W. the New Deal and President Jensen of Joseph Roy, speak This paper receives Union News er of the Utah house of represen-presidenti(Continued on page 3) in tatives s was chosen presi-try1937, C. I. a O. Affiliate Service, dent of the provisional committee of the Utah Commonwealth group A AMERICAN LINEN at a committee meeting Tuesday SUPPLY COMPANY in the Reason building. second-class Entered as matter March 28, 1930, at the post office Cleanliness First! Cleanliness at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. PARRATT CHOSEN BY Last! Boost, Build and SupSTATE WELFARE UNIT your State. Use Amerport Subscription.... $1.50 per annum ican continuous towels and D. W. Parratt, former State senAdvertising rates by request. Republicans. all kinds of linens they furwas elected chairman of the ator, nish. Support industries that Address all communications and remittances to Utah Labor News, GOVERNMENT SPENDING Utah state board of public yelfare support you. 28 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. FOR WORK RELIEF at its organization meeting Tues33 East 6th South day in the state capitol. Published weekly at 28 South 4th East Street, Salt Lake City, Was. 2484-8- 5 We are for government spending Utah. Telephone Was. 2981. IT PAYS TO KEEP It spells money for work relief. CLEAN and credit. M. I. THOMPSON..., same credit the and bear .....Publisher Money to the modern industrial! TOLEDO, Ohio (UNS) Herbert relation L. M. THOMPSON Office Manager world in which we live, as the free Rice member of United Automo-- I A Labor Save Money lands of the frontier bore to the bile Workers Local 12, was $6501 and richer after winning a false arrest Insure With lives of our grandfathers case against the owners of the City grandmothers. We standi for what the Constitution stands for -HAROLD A. DENT Laundry company, where he was nabbed on a picket line in Februdomestic tranquility," the establishment of justice, and AGENCY ary, 1938. the promotion of the general welfare." Rice charged in his suit that All Forms of Insurance Dean Leary of the University of Samuel Rudick, president of the UTAH LABOR NEWS. Utah law school was the master of company, had been responsible for Fire - Auto - Casualty -ceremonies at the dinner meeting his arrest on assault and battery Surety Bonds - Lowest Rates of the Utah State Instittue of Fine charges during an Amalgamated in character ($1000 BETWEEN Arts at 6:30 p. m., Tuesday, at Clothing Workers strike. He was 600 Beneficial Life Bldg. cash prizes) is in actuality directed the on the forced to spend about six hours in House. Lion Reports from Germany and has its head- activities at the Utah State Art THE ONES Wasatch 8952 a local police station after his re- quarters in England. onths Center for moval the the. from P?st njne picket line, but To back ud his (Continued from page 1) Karr publish copies of I t?L?aMn Atrflh?938 " from an alien Lafayette. Of the J A Aerogram of violin numbers by five statues in the park four are from Germany and includes m his j Utah of director BRIEF NEWS NOTES Regjnaid Beales, of aliens. They are Lafayette Sinfonietta; two skits by art and Rochembeau, Kosciusko, and von Bottles and Cans dramatic students of the Art Cen- The 10th annual convention of Steuben. The four aliens surrqunc ofter, and several short talks by Utah State Federation of Post Ofa statue of Jackson! Pasteurized and in ficials of the organization made up f jee Clerks will meet in Logan on All these distinguished aliens the program for the dinner. June 17 and 18. Carl Frisvold of Vi Gallon Jugs helped this nation win its freedom In- - San the of chairman Gail of Martin, vice Francisco, president the with by fighting struggling Auiun! ui ureiLw ,,ew said that the organization the national federation, will be UNION MADE . . . young Republic in the Revolution dealing with the nroblem of the ftitute, are s we and n the shape sPen distinguished guests atj among . . . UNION DELIVERED ary war. Thus, they were all alien solicit-inA. Postmaster the I. revolutionaries! parley. Dy Smoot of Salt Lake City has been So far no one has introduced a the Reverend Thomas L. Harris, wt?MQm Fresh From the Keg bill to rename the park and remove national executive secretary of the delegated by Postmaster General . Shipped by Rail the statues, but it may be expected American League for Peace and Farley to represent the P. O. deC. O. BOARD MEETS partment at the meeting. any day. entitled DISTRIBUTED BY Father IN I.WASHINGTON Democracy, , Coughlins Palm Tree, in which Americans royally' entertained General George Van Horn Mose- he charges that the Detroit radio The executive council of the C. I the King and Queen, o England! MIDWEST in defender had one warm ley and outright O. convened' in priest uses Tues Washington upon their brief visit in this counRepresentative Jacob Thorkelson, lies to carry on his DISTRIBUTING day to consider extensive organiza- try. A genuine good neighbor) Montana, who succeeded the liberal propaganda. tion plans, legislative matters ant friendship exists between two COMPANY Jerry OConnell last fall. Thorkel the American of welfare nations. general he while son sat beside Moseley great English sneaking 132 So. 2nd W. Was. 4919 testified. He recently put into the NEWS AND COMMENT! workers. in Lewis his L, John President The joke columns of the year are Congressional Record a speech to the counci the Gallup polls in the newspapers address opening from sources. Nazi 1) (Continued page quoting I am not mittees which are supposed to con- - members denounced the industry that feature them. The polls are Thorkelson said then: and for their failure to about as inaccurate as the late Litacquainted with General Moseley. sist of persons representing the cure Congress Welcome, Fellows economic ills which breed erary Digest polls of 1936. See Congressional Record of May employers, the employees and dis- reaction and fascism. He 22, 1939, page 8298. interested persons representing the black said nation needs courageous OUR FREE PRESS the public are also subject to criticism.1 IN U. S. the complaint being that many oi J a WagC f G. O. P. newspapers IS OF GERMAN ORIGIN in Salt the latter group too often favor Utahs Finest Beach Resort reaction. and spair Lake City and elsewhere in Utah the employers Now declared that Lewis proopen for summer season Mr, in the United In a resolution passed by the tex-li- e gave a lot of free space in front On the Shores of Great Salt not is labor retreating. page publicity to the navys purStates is of German origin, Gerworkers at their recent conven- gressive 18 Miles From be must He the said Lake, organization man sponsorship and German con- tion at Philadelphia, Andrews is chase of 48,00(7" pounds or $7330 Lake City Salt un until continued the 20,000,000 worth or Argentine canned beef. trol, it is charged by David Karr, accused of yielding to the presthis of workers country organized But not one line to the fact that investigator of Nazi activities, sure of reactionary employers. Spend a Glorious Day at been completely unionized. this was a part of the program to monthly writing in The World, Candidate to succeed Andrews, it have is considering cement The meeting the American s said, is Merle Vincent, chief of of publication unity with South American other among important problems a nations and that the corner groLeague for Peace and Democracy. he exemption division. . , . 0 pension drive that is, $60 a cery stores over such packers! Mr. Karr charges that the Instimonth for all persons over 60, with tute for Aryan Study of Chicago, A GOOD APPETITE allowances for Utahs Favorite which currently is holding competisupplementary s Welcome, Fellows the increase would which tion for pamphlets and books of an A Bring Dad in for a Treat boy baby was) maximum to qa On Route U. S. Highway 40 JOHNSONS CAFE named the most perfect baby in are foods Where New Dance Floor highest quality K a Rhode Island baby show. FolWelcome, Fellows served at lowest possible prices DAY AT THE UTAH lowing the award the judges asked WORLDS FAIR SPECIALJ PLATE LUNCHES And Famous For Those Good 106 UNION 25c UP his mother what the boy ate. 10c Hamburgers, Gold Beer and Giant Malted Milks 10c she answered. Everything, Utah day at the was Sandwiches Delicious Wednesday Large Soft Drinks Mashed potatoes and pork chops, 10c UP Golden Gate International exposiItalian WAS.' 7764 46 SOUTH STATE steak, vegetables, or tion, Treasure Island, San Francisheadco. The Utdh delegation was ed by Governor Henry H. Blood CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and President Heber J. Grant of POLLS FAVOR CACTUS L, D. S. church. the DAN MORRISONS JACK GARNER Complete Automotive Service Governor Culbert L. Olson of Of the Better Sort California, a former resident and Apparently the polls conducted! native of Utah, extended the welby Dr. Gallup for Democratic pres- come Alexander to Utahns. IGNITION EXPERTS idential candidate choices are con- Schreiner Served at all Leading Lunch Counters miniature the at ducted in the gatherings of cham- tabernacle presidedin the fairs L. D. MOTOR CONDITIONS organ ber of commerce and the Republic S. church exhibit. an rugged individualists, because I State Senator Will R. Holmes of ACCURATELY ANALYZED these polls favor Cactus Jack J Welcome L Official Testing Station. Gamer for Democratic kommation the fair. The days entire program Enjoy That Outing or Fishing Trip JUST LIKE THEM 368 W. S. Temple. Was. 5294 SAVE MONEY ON EACH DOLLAR Vi Block Up From U. P. For Your Outing on Fathers How many of your girl friends Depot Day are in our little secret? FIRST GRADE GASOLINE Six, all told. Save You Money on We They would! Fresh Meats and Quality FILL UP AT Low Prices Groceries for president. . Among the Democrats, the vast majority of them, President Roose-ve- lt stands as number 1 to succeed himself. In fact, the President is more popular today than he was in 1936 when he was reelected by the greatest majority ever given to a candidate in our coun history. In these critical days Roosevelt Is the only man that the average voter can trust as an occupant of the White House. This opinion is held not alone by a vast majority of the Democrats, but also by a j majority of the rank and file of the 3UtaJ) Uafcor around the al :7 I anti-Semit- ic VletM STiK i half-truth- 7 Acc3G Do? m'Sjef8 -- wL g Cap-seal- ed J! s anti-Semit- ic 7 ANTI-SEMITIS- Anti-Semitis- Sunset Beaeb l M m, Sunset Beach : 60-6- Sari Johnson 7 MEiVF IPEES Khlt CLEANING SPECIAL FELT MEN'S HATS MENS SUITS WOMENS SUITS Quality Cleaning WE USE THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC CLEAR WHITE SOLVENT CLEANING SYSTEM AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU f CRYSTAL CLEAR OWL CLEANERS CLEANERS PLANT 80 NORTH STATE 720 N. 1ST WEST WAS. 9606 WAS. 885 25 th 7 ard Market 946 W. 4th So. j Was. 10436 Your Local Merchant Home-Owne- CKBEKHL BULK STATION 3RD WEST & NORTH TEMPLE Across from Viaduct Certified First Grade by Utah State Road Commission Clearly Marked on Pumps d 7 |