Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAII WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS (Released by Western Newspaper ” ft ICDITOIt'S r Urn iiru eplnleae are la thtee Me Mklrit Hi Hi aeeeeaarily of Ul (Released by Weitern Newspaper Union) MI WORLD: ' Doubting Nazis ’ News analysts arid those who speak in guarded tones of information received through diplomatic chinnels in Washington Were letting It be known that for tha first time since the start of the war there was beginning to be a general opinion that Germany would not be the win ner in the present war Discounting tha Nazis spectacular victories which had had many diplomats of conquered or menaced countries shaking their heads over the feeling of the "man in the street" of their countries as to the eventual outcome the people they hadilatednow had changed or T V y - ADOLF UITLER Diplomat Wara Doubting were changing their minds about the situation Three main factors emerged as the reasons: 1 The unexpectedly strong resistance of Russia (However reports from the front indicate that the Nazis’ gains wera FOR DEFENSE America needs mechanical It : needs equipment especially new and big guns to df fend our coast line! planes and lots' continuing) ' of them 2 for the same purpose The growing importance of Grant the defeat of England which American aid to Britain and the bewill not happen and the surrender lief that this nation was drawing to Hitler of the British navy it closer to actual participation 3 would still be impossible for a GerBritain’s growing mastery man army to invade our shores Big over the German air force plus the guna and an abundance of planes ability of Ehgland to "take” the will protect our coast line from worst the Nazi planes had to offer ’ " and to carry the fight back across naval or air attacks ' We consider the city of Honolulu the channel The fall of France the low coun and the island of Oahu impregnable not because of the large force of tries German victories In the Bal kans and Greece had combined to aoldiera stationed there but because of the big guns and tha airplanes spread the conviction through more To defend America against any at- distant' points in Europe Asia Aftack that might be made upon ua rica and South America to say for many years we need big guns nothing of the United States that and airplanei along our coast line nothing could stop Hitler Talk with diplomats in Washing We need ordnance far more than quantities of manpower and such ton had 'revealed that this convicas is needed must be tion had gone— replacing itself with manpower ' doubtv technically trained to be effective SEEING IN MANY COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS departments by county agents recalls a Sunday spent with Howard Gross in the early years of the century Gross arrived at my home early In the tanoming before I had breakfasted He had apent Saturday afternoon and evening with Jamea J Hill and was enthused over an Idea Mr Hill had expressed for carrying agricultural education to the farmer as a meansbf producing more and better farm crops Through the day and evening we worked into a rough draft What later became the bill the final passage of which created the county agent system throughout the United States The following week an organization was perfected to back the Twice each legislation month for a period of nearly five years that organization met at the Union League club In Chicago before it succeeded in getting the bill It through both houses of congress seemed strange to me at the time that tha strongest opposition came from the agricultural : department and it was finally passed despite that It was Insisted there opposition wai danger of the county agent becoming part of a political machine used to control the farm vote Those of us who were attempting to secure enactment of the bill made every effort to prevent such a possibility James J Hill Howard Gross and the small group of men forming the National Soil Fertility league were for the county agent responsible system of carrying agricultural edu cation to the farmer The idea was Mr Hill's TRAVEL BUSINESS THE UNUSUAL JOB of a Chicago friend has been seriously affected by the war Mason W’arner is a tourist scout For years he has been seeking places for people to go who wish to travel for pleasure or The war has personal enlightenment barred travel throughpractically out the world for Americans with the exception of North South and Central America and for the last two years and more his scouting haa field been confi'-eJo tho Edward C Wayne Nazi Gains at Kiev and Leningrad Are Reported as Russians Continue To Claim Success in Smolensk Area Cairo Moslem Holy City Is Bombed Union) OUR DEBT MORTGAGES US VP TO WHEN FIGURES run Into the billions they become meaningless To any of us they are lncomprehensl bit They are no more than the ciphers it takes to write such a bum ber Our public debt that of our municipal county state and federal cannot be stated in governments terms unless some comprehensible comparison can be given We as a people owe today approximately 123 billions of dollars That Includes the bonded indebted ness of our municipal county state and federal governments It includes also the indebtedness of the numerous administrations corpora tions and bureaus established by congress and for which we have guaranteed the accounts amounting to several billion dollars It includes the billions of appropriations made by congress which will be spent during ths next 11- - to 1$ months in excess of any revenue with which to pay The total value of everything we as a people own is placed at 373 billion dollars That is the value of all our land our homes farms livestock crops railroads mines for ests factories machines merchant dise everything including our bank deposits insurance policies and cur' rency We as a people have mortgaged everything we own to the extent of of its total value And the end is notin sight In 1870 the Germans defeated France and captured Paris The French people at that time ran somed their country for what was then considered the tremendous sum Of one billion dollars Today' it would take 123 times that sum to ransom America to buy off our creditors The end will be for us as a people Just what the end always is fpr an individual when the indebtedness b comes greater than he can pay greater1 than his assets will produce when sold under the hammer And that means bankruptcy chaos for all of us By GERMANS: Their Claim v On the basis of German claims the Russians faced a certainty of tha loss of Leningrad also the certainty that the Russian oil fields in the Caucasus would be retched and made a theater of war on the south The battle of the North Atlantic also was progressing they claimed with half a dozen s favorably reported since the President’s speech' and action tending the navy in pursuit of Nazi raiders Washington announced no further losses after the Montana but it was hinted at the capital that such reports might be 'withheld until a considerable time after their occurrence aa '‘military secrets’ The Nazis based their assertion bn Leningrad on the fact that they had reached the city’s outer defenses that Leningraders were dyand that the namiting buildings city was being subjected to steady air bombing and artillery fire On the south the Germans asserted two crossings had been made of the lower Dnieper either cutting Crimea off from the north or threatening to do so and that though the river was 1000 to 2000 yards wide considerable numbers of troops wera passing over with nothing before them in the way of natural hazards until the Don river should c attained The menace to the Caucasus was deemed imminent and some saw n this an explanation of Russian pressure on and criticism of Bulgaria seeing in the latter country f point for the sending of troops to the Caucasus region tr RUSSIANS: Painting a vastly different picture of the battle the Russians claimed continued victories in the center over determined opposition plus that the Nazis through losses iad been forced to withdraw half a million men from France alone Far from accepting the loss of nlngrad as a matter of cost the tusans told of retaking an island n Lake Ladoga from the Finns and of the repulse of a German air and water assault on th island of Oescl off the coast of Estonia hIuim HOOVER: Looks at War Q0i®iI$3K03t? AVIATION TRAINING Midnight Beat Hollywood's star feud is between It’s Chat Boyer and Jean Cabin The blazing higher than the Eiffel Tower over the fate of France Boyer’s have been with sympathies from the start CAIRO: Gov Lehman Insiders hear will come out for O’Dwyer against MayHoly City or LaGuardia In appreciation The bombing of Cairo a holy city of O’Dwyer’s support when Lehman to the Moslems which Britain ha against Dewey said early in the war would result Tha British Gov’t is supposed to in the reprisal bombing of Rome bsva requested the duke of Windsor Italy's holy city finally had taken tfot to "make a parade of the night - HERBERT HOOVER place with the death of 39 persona clubs’! while in New York en route TAei lltiltt c ollapttt and wounding of 93 to Canada Immediately the British press ha " Some The legs featured in that hosiery criticism of President started the outcry "Bomb Rome Roosevelt’s foreign policy especial- advert on the back cover of Life beNow!" to Evelyn Carmel Though Alexandria thf port o ly his latest steps had been voiced long Motion Picture and Screen Life Cairo had been bombed repeatedly by Herbert Hoover former President who will marry with the January still to inclined was mags the had never "go enemy planes to issue bombed the city itself and this along 'with the administration" the chief issues club will ofThe event the first was not immediateHis own position on the war issuea fer a dual selection in November ly repeated was this: "Inside Latin America" by John Nor was there an immediate 1 Gunther (Harper’s) Build an Impregnable defense and "Young However the bombing of Rome 2 Give material aid to democ- Man of Caracas" by T R Ybarra silencing of the Cairo radio and the (Ives Washburn) failure of the dally communique to racies 2 Overheard: Bulwark our freedom at home "Be careful of that arrive had caused many to believe that the British answer to the Cairo and conserve our strength for the guy— you’re leading with your chin” "Don’t worry He never incident might be the launching o stabilization of peace "when Hitler punches that high” collapses- because of his own overthe drive into Libya "My Little Sunshine" couldn’t b reaching” an oldie called "My Little RainHis criticism of the President’s MINERS: bow" could it? policy was confined to the alleged Hit at Lewis Lieut Comdr Arthur Godfrey reviolations of the Neutrality act Trouble within the fold of the which Capitol Hill had said would porta seeing this sign on a small United Mine Workers of America town highway: Every Car Going be the next target of the admin John L Lewis’ personal labor union istration He said: Through This Town at Sixty Miles and the basis on which he founder "President Roosevelt was right in an Hour on Saturday Night Must the CIO was the latest labor diif protesting against the firing on U S Have a Driver! A major who was dropped by the Acuity to clklm attention warships and the sinking of merIt resulted when a committee chantmen But the policy of edging army not long ago for charged with discussing a possible our warships into danger zones of with local Nazzys— is now connected strike ballot instead returned a 50 sending American merchant ships in some way with the state dep’t cent assessment against each mem with contraband Next thing on the market will be raises the most bottled soda pop with a straw al ber each month critical of all questions" ae Union members immediately ready inside and ready for use when the bottle is opened up a hew committee which met a NEW YORK: Ex-Shenandoah City Pa in the heart S Attorney General Jack-soTraffic Jam of the Allegheny hard coal area was the gov’t official who arWith all the biggest ships in the ranged the swap of and made an odd demand newspaper men They ordered Mr Lewis himset merchant trade either on the bot- Allen and Hottelet for Nazi agents to coma before them personally anc tom of the sea or tied Up at their Zapp and Tonn docks afraid to venture out it was The Herald Trib's revelations of hard to believa that New York could the activities here by be having a harbor traffic Vichy agents probably will get jam But such'was the case when 104 them expelled How true is the ships of all nationalities except buzz that New Brunswick(Nova ScoItalian and German paraded into tia) has an unlimited supply of gas port within 38 hours leaving scores —which is not even beingused? Don’t miss the newsreels of that of them with nothing to do but to lie at anchor in the harbor' awaitsalvo (by night) during the U S S North Carolina testa at sea ing a vacant dock One witness describes the flames as When one considered that an estimated 100 ' ships' carried ' all the the kind "you see only in a tortured lease-Ien-d aid to Britain since the dreaml” plan was inaugurated it gave an The Private Paper idea qf the immensity of the cargo space represented in this merchant Of a Cub Reporter Oa Page 426 of Lizzy Billing’ flotilla arriving in one American port on practically one business "The Roosevelt Red Record and Its Background" published in 1936 she day recites the --"red" tainted record of PARIS: Senator- - Wheeler Testified Mrs Dilling: "Wheeler Sen Burton KJ Reprisals ) i Montana radical 1931 ‘Progresstories of unrest from sive’ Conf Typifying ardent occupied Europe had been the" tales er American Civil FDR supportJOHN L LEWIS Liberties Union coming out of Paris of sniping of Bill called Soclalist An explanation lWW Pacifmi demanded citizens at Nazis and of the execuist’ Vice Pres candidate with without delay and satisfactorily ex tions of "hostages” military 1924 on Socialist and Proheld German tha the assessment forces plain by or that they gressive tickets resignation asked of occupation would go on strike forthwith during war because of his refusal to The box acors at one point stood: prosecute radical The monthly dues of the union slackers membera now had been boosted Nazis two dead and several woundSigner of application for pardon of from $1 a month to $130 and the ed "hostages’ IS shot by firing Communist Party N Y District orminers yrereup in arms and the squads— none wounded Chas ganizer Krumbein (Daily The second Nazi was shot to death Worker union trouble within the union was ” after the 13 had been executed and said to be spreading On Page 2 of her round table letit had been expected that the ter dated March 21 1941 she speaks NAVY: shooting of hostages would continue of her Mothers Crusade to WashAt that point not one of the alleged ington and her Building Cruisers actual assailants had been appre- rious Senators conferences with vaas follow: "Defenses A new type of cruiser to chase hended of me from the floor of Congress Nazi raiders is under construction The forces of unrest also had their J fiery patriotic Senators Clark for the havy it had been revealed son of Lieut and Wheeler are in hostage the Congresa report disclosing that work had" Col Alfred Herteaux vice sional Record president Thank God we have started on six ships each 27000 tons of the Vichy party some like these men repreof a type never before built Paris newspapers asked a woman sentingfighters real Americans In ConThey are to be 17000 tons heavier who saw the second Nazi fatally gress! than any other cruisers now In the wounded to come forward and help navy’s possession and only 8000 the Germans with their investiga11 tons lighter than our heaviest tion ' 5lter Davenport’s pen por-- n She Is reported to have told a battleships v Henderson in ' the Sept she saw the The wera being built atl Camsubway ticket-takJthCoUier’s' No man is doing more assassination But she then disapden N J by the N Y Shlpbuild this country The crisp peared and could not be found ing Corp 11 ®aWwin’s piece in The man was shot the tame day the Oct They will bear the names ct Cosmopolitan is paced by that the 10 hostage were executed Alaska Hawaii Guam Philippines her Opening1 line: "The ' Countess Samoa and Puerto Rico was shooting The navy VERMONT: craps” withheld all details concerning their Co to War speed or armament unt a made the thrills That rugged individualist Verdance on your vertebrae ALUMINUM: Bertmont of all the states In the Union rand Russell pens his obituary in came to the conclusion that followA Critique Coronet and isn’t at all harsh with ing the President! address she Is ' Recalling mebbe that it is Newspapers directed sharp criti- now at war rtnrj to tpenk well of the dead cism at part of the OPM when it Both branches of the legislature or d Diest has a was learned that of huge allocations good dep’t a resolution declaring that adopted isL smarter excerpts made for the purpose of vU°n the United States had been iq armed building 1 The play plants to manufactory 600000000 conflict since the speech on the fro?th batch however tons of aluminum a year only one subject of naval action in the At- typewriter weeds thancontain more site had been selected and not one lantic posies Sen Rob’t Reynolds of No Cr? plant had been placed even In conThe approval of the resolution had probably doesn’t care for tte way ' struction this Immediate effect: It put Into hia neighbor ' Jonathan Daniel original plan outlined by operation a $10 monthly bonus for clears him (in The Nation) of hut OPM itself had been to have the all Vermonters In the U S army r J° power plants In actual operation "Bob” next navy or marine corps says Daniels “has never April or May when the shortage yet been A fund of $500000 was set up for passionately interested Of the metal will become in acute this purpose lem outside hia qwn hide’ any probInstead even if the work gets under way now (which it is not) the hi an About Town plants cannot be in production until Rtymond "Gram next fall at the earliest Swing's Dllot MISCELLANY overshot Scotland and didn't discov-e- r Records of the senate' it tmtil they wera over committee Norway revealed Uiat there had been a rift between If you start Sofia: Russian diplomatic faml-ie- s when they fled back ersea Jesse Jones RFC head and HarEntT? vU had left the city and the possifrom Baltimore (a old Ickes fellow cabinet member bility U a regular servicl) declaraover the sole contract which has tion of war had been considered im- and you don’t make ity0ur tribe hmirence I you been signed— which gives the Alumminent In a bomber— no Insurance fiy inum Company of 'America the Senator Washington: Gillette — right to build plants that would proowa Roosevelt frequent Is se fond of critic FDR LaGuardia don’t duce about half the estimated caused sensation by coming out for be yield surprised when he come wt Power clauses in this contract are charger in the neutrality act to his at Mad thl said to be the quarrel's basis to the White House policy SaUes night before thVpeSJ they! newspaper rn - IT— tlKSS Attend -O aamen of TECwioioarPwMira gsccoa Treatment of Men There is nothing to do witli men but to lovo them to contemplate their virtues with admiration their faults with pity and forbearance and their injuries with forgiveness— Dewey J Fuller Pep By JERRY UNK My wife car: Tuller If you don't quit fatin’ Kellogg’s Pep we're agoln’ to hitch an anchor to you to keep you from Ilyin' over the neighbors' fences” Which Is a dera exaggeration because you hare to get off your vitamin to feel ae good a do And Pep haa only the two that are f least plentiful in ordinary meals 8 and D PEP a goshamlghty fine cereal though that lota of people eat Just for Its taste Why not try It —vitamins ft fi ill t PEP III lie srrt ff lie mtsstmssm Jailp Ca" £? 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