Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH Signs of Compromlw SPHERE are distinct indications of News Review of Current Events In compromise and the American picture and hopes for are somewhat restored prosperity The stock market has berevived come unusually active and private enterprise is awakening Unfreezing credit of three billions in atored-u- p is expected to result from new bankPresthe ing regulations orderedby ident Thousands of contract! for approved projects to cost almost $500000000 have been sent to all parts of the country by the Public Works administration Mr Roosevelt in his latest radio “In address to the nation said: simple frankness and in simple honesty I need all the help I can get” and it seems that the people are ready to give that help if the will do its part administration talk Notable in the President’s was the admission that mistakes have been made not only by his opponents arid by Industry and labor but also by government leaders He in reactionaries sharply attacked business blaming them for much of the current depression Asserting his continued belief in Individual enterprise and the profit motive he criticized the recent congress for failing to enact his program for government reorganization and legislation to aid the financially depressed railroad industry At the same time however he said the legislators “achieved more for the future good of the country than any congress between the end of the World war and the spring of 1933” WAGES FOR President REAL WORK Dole Still Looking Opposing Outright of Unemployment Problem for Solution 4Y??: ssss&spw 1 V ’f aiV 1 W - is'-""" i! ' fh Ii£u4h O A —— -- rr33 Speediest ship la our navy the destroyer McCall was commissioned at the Mare Island navy yard In California The McCall first privately built navy vessel since 1921 has a specified speed of 38H knots but tn recent tests was reported to have averaged 42 knots It carries four guns and four quadruple torpedo tubes and is especially fitted for quick attacks on capita ahlps J rr By RUTH WYETn vdk w All federal spending agencies reto launch the spending push July 1 Mr Funds will pour Roosevelt said )Ut through the Works Progress adthe Public Works administration the Civilian Conserministration vation corps and the Reconstruction finance corporation cilities improvements to ship building in Washington ing ways structural assembly elecgave Rep Hamilton tric and sheet metal shops water Fish of New York storage railroad tracks noncoman opportunity to remissioned officers' quarters storage new his fight on buildings and other improvements National Chairman Hamilton John whose removal he Mustn’t Seize Hainan demanded 'T'HE British and French envoys With Hamilton out A in Aubrey Williams Scolded Tokyo warned Japan that any of power Fish said A UBREY WILLIAMS occupation of Hainan Chinese island deputy Republicans off the south coast of China would aroused WPA administrator would win 10 senate acthe indignation of many citizens be met by joint Franco-Britisseats and 100 house The island which lies near tion especially of opponents of the ad- seats With Hamilton at the helm ministration when he warned Republican gains would French and British trade routes he advised was bombed by Japanese flyers organbe reduced by half ized relief enrollees Germany is recalling the Germans Rep Joe Martin of Massachusetts who have been acting as advisers to at a meeting in New and Sen John Townsend of DelaYork to keep the ware chairmen respectively of the the Chinese army and diplomats beadminisRoosevelt lieve Germany may now give active house and senate G 0 P campaign tration in power and aid to Japan committees have demanded allot— — to elect 100 per cent ment of funds from the national DemoRoosevelt Committee and exclusive control of Swedes Celebrate crats to office He their expenditure Hamilton has reA MERICANS of Swedish descent even incurred a sisted these demands and many mild rebuke from by the thousand Bertrand Snell of Representative the senate commitNew York Republican leader in the from Sweden gathered at Wilming tee created to inveshouse told the committee that he ton Del for the celebration of the senatorial intended to retire from public life 300th anniversary of tigate fund expenditures and and would not seek campaign this the landing in America of the first the use of public money to influence fall Swedes and Finns voters the old counFrom The committee pronounced WilItaly Checks Franco liams’ speech “unfortunate” betry came Crown GAYDA noted editor Prince Gustaf Adolf cause of his position in the relief WIRGINIO v and spokesman for the Fascist with a organization and uttered a warning large party against attempts by the spenders of regime In Italy declared that Italy but he was confined the government’s relief and pump had advised Franco leader of the to his suite on the liner Kungsholm by billions to influence the Spanish insurgents to use “moderapriming tion” In his efforts to prevent Britillness His place votes of beneficiaries ish and other foreign ships from was taken by his Mii fa H— Williams sent a letter to the comPrince BerUl son Prince Bertil mittee claiming there was no po- bringing supplies to government The principal event of the opening litical intent in his speech and as- Spain Gayda said however that Italy approved the bombing of vesceremony was the presentation of serting he had been misquoted sels carrying contraband but disa monument erected by Sweden on claimed any Italian responsibility the landing site The presentation Farmer! Oust a Union therefor made by Prince Bertii and acFIVE hundred angry farmers in- - Representations by the earl of was cepted by President Roosevelt vaded the Richland Perth British ambassador to Rome Then the President presented the creamery at Richland Center Wis had opened the way to an agree- monument to Gov Richard McMulto which they sell their milk and ment to end the Mussolen for the state of Delaware bombings drove out seven employees of a lini was After the monument reported as ready to act teamsters union They then forced only to spare Prime Minister Cham- there was a lawn party ceremony attended the remaining employees to sign berlain from embarrassment by Crown Princess Louise statements that they Would not join London dispatches said Great The celebration was continued for a labor organization and estab- Britain France Italy and Germany four days in Delaware New Jersey lished a picket line to keep out union had agreed to split the cost of withand ' Pennsylvania parts of which members and organizers drawing foreign troops from Spain states were embraced in the New The demonstration was the cli- Russia refused to pay a full share Sweden founded In 1638 by a commax of five months’ resistance by of the expense estimated at 10 milpany of 150 Swedes and Finns sent Ith directors mem- - lion dollars to America by Gustafus Adolphus vived instructions big the :i SPEARS of hand embroidery ABIT collar and sleeves nm0 U of girl's dress is always smartest trimming Quickly maj stitches and interesting cow little rteci may be combined to give unusm effects The dress shown here is blue chambray The collar aleetes are edged with blan stitch in a deeper blue as sho at A Between each blanket stitd a tiny loop stitch is made in whS and three larger white l vv mar 4ori '? i r ' ' Yji J & v : - ''' Judas in Private Life Paints Pictures stitches at the top of every secost blanket stitch as shown at I All six strands of a six straa cotton may be us? embroidery or No 5 pearl cotton For a dres of fine sheer material such as dm cowsinto the ‘fields and lulls and itjr pr organdie use finer embroii not returning until 6 at night a printed fabre That is the rush hour for the cows ery'thjeacLr'Eor repeat two of the strongest tor and traffic has to comply with their to the design or use whitt prmted whims as they slowly trot home- collar and cuffs embroidered i ujn ward never minding the honking of the background color of the fcgai automobiles that might get into and one of the brighter tonesprit “A their path NOTE: If you wish to use the bill THe Play Is Their Life Mission articles for referena row weekly Just as the ability to act seems to paste them in a scrapbook Bu be in the blood of the majority the they are not included in eithe wror people of Oberammergau hold a Sewing Book No 1 or 2 Book if stres deeply inbred feeling of personal re- Sewing for the Home Decorate: into sponsibility toward their important covers curtains slipcovers dress once task their sacred tradition They tables 48 pages of fascinat poen live and die for their play They do ing tog directions Book 2 illustrate" his not play to live but live to play— 90 An embroidery stitches with ir even which may at times appear incom- merous doll clothe applications prehensible to the hurried traveler and gift items Order by number tog t rushing in and out again without enclosing 23 cents for each hod purp ever penetrating more deeply into desired If you order both book the meaning of the villagers' work leaflet on making crazy quilt: habits and customs with 36 stitches illustrated will b ica’s All amusements ive such as dancing Mn included Address free sion are prohibited during the solid year Spears 210 S Desplaines St Ct viz: of preparation for and concentra111 r W1 tion upon the Passion Play Yet cago of th the village during its six months W1 of rehearsing) under Georg Lang’s Th most able direction (there are more ants than 30 families of the name of Case dons fesLang in Oberammergau) tive attire Houses look more atmajc char tractive Gardens streets walks and parks hum with activity White Silk— To hei tenni Ironing The year 1940 will display about prevent whitq silk from turnii: theC the same course of things but yellow when ironed use only Balti there will be more buses and auto- warm iron on the wrong side e man mobiles from May until September the silk and protect it wit the i: base Once again for a period of five cheesecloth KV 1 f months the village will be handed the y over to the countless visp Storing Silverware— If silver itors their prejudices and criti- ware which is to be stored k me t cisms their whims their admira- some time is packed in white floe vere I cld I tion and praise of what is but nat- it will not tarnish rust ural to those laboring in the homes and playing on the stage of the Don’t Scrape Tin Dishes—! I itch btol mammoth theater before 6200 spec- cooking dishes should not tators occasionally as often as five scraped as scraping exposes tt rtys times a week iron or steel surface underneat rad Vwo which may rust f How the Play Is Presented I rann From 8:15 a m to 5:25 p mt with veek in Rooms — The r 1th two hours’ recess for lunch the thouSunlight sands watch the performance with should be direct sunlight in eve 1 ioui tense interest from beginning to end room of a house at some ti& Bu I never turning their eyes which are during each day ctruc often dimmed with tears from the mere recently built and modernized central stage rroti tn front of it flanked by the house mere of Pilate and the palace of Annas fans 140 feet Unit opens the proscenium wide on which— rain or sunshine— Men! IPPU 1 the mass scenes take place and the 47 members of the chorus— all local Em’i food tdvic for woman durinffc "As talent— appear led in chang (usually from SS to (2) who Jaw t by ne ha’ll Iom bar appeal to men who worn the majestic figure of the Speaker about hot flashes loaa of pep diaay ip I tl of the Prologue whose task is to inupset Berree and moody spells Get more freak air 8 an sleep and troduce each act of a tableau' He used a good general system tonic take Lt® £ Pin Wham's Vegetable Compound ww has more lines than any other mem trpteioUf or tsonwa It help Nature her of the cast Up phyefcal resistance thus helpa fin Jllij There are 24 of these artistically vivacity to enjoy life and assist ealo tw rite Jittery nerves ana disturbing aympt m set and lavishly mounted pictures often accompany change (4 Ufa h r WORTH TRYINGI irregularly scattered among the 16 I D acts and representing scenes from iece the Old Testament running parallel J“It Persistency with the New All men have fits and starts f hen The very beginning of the perbut the character lay formance announced by the boom nobleness: kst of true heroism is its persistent of a cannon discharged on disuth tant hill plunges the audience into —Emerson In deep silence and absorption OrI th chestra' choir' prologue and tabifor leaux heighten this mood then the iron M curtains part lore Climax of the Drama Impressive an Vs ouu Now Christ triumphantly am enters I th UN Njj Jerusalem The jealous priests benlisi II a III i ' 1 f’T gin their work against Him while pash in as Christ bids farewell to His Mother l : i and friends at Bethany before reou turning to the city of His doom There the last Supper unites Him and His twelve disciples once more I01 ‘WlcHic i Judas hastens away to betray His f’Tl Master to the Mount of Olives 5en Christ is seized The afternoon sees Him before the Help Them Cleanse the Bk slandered mocked high council of Harmful Body Was to ke and jeered and eventually sent to Tear kidney are constantly flits Dtl Wests matter from the bleed stream Pontius Pilate who passes Him on kidney eemetima lag la thair worrlui to King Herod net act aa Nature Intended— fall Ikj Peter repents his u novo Impart ties that If retained sin of denial whereas Judas finds no an poise tb system pad upset th kedy machinery way out but the rope Symptoms may he negffng backs' Jrr Christ Is scourged and crowned persistant headache attack of dts"’ ne p and presented ewclUng with thorns to a getting up night Cs under the eyes—a feeling of nar raging mob to a scene of highest anxiety and loaa of pap and tfnc into bladder of or values Other Pilate dramatic kidney sign finally Thi he order scanty may burning hands Him over to His enemies tremisnt urination ass There should he no doubt that pr08!' and with the Cross on His bleedtreatment la miner than neglect pm ing shoulders Christ staggers up to Dean’ JPi’fl Dana’S have bean ®'f esii new friends for more than forty y® to the Golgotha to be fastened e repot'u y They have a Cross to die pierced by a spear to Are recommended by grateful avii Oberammergau Gives to the World Drama of Christianity Every Decade Prepared by National Geographic SocietyService Waahlnrtw8 CHANGE which empha— — sizes unchanging tradition has taken place in Wants Liberals Elected V SUMMARIZES THE WORLD’S WEEK Germany the Oberammergau radio the President’s of MOST 0 Western Newspaper Union small Bavarian town where evwas frankly political of bers and patrons against the or- He declared himself the leader ery decade a performance of Spending Is a Stop-Ga- p the liberals and held that as such it the Passion Play attracts thouganization of the plant by the AmerNew Deal’s the in to intervene his Federation was ican Labor of teamsters’ DECLARING to privilege sands of visitors The change give wages for union At the insistence of the na- state and election camcame through the death of Anreal work and that he is opposed to tional labor relations board the paigns primary for the purpose of insuring the outright dole for bare existence charton Lang for thirty years the he the defeat of those whom creamery had just agreed to accept President Roosevelt the opthe union as a bargaining agent and acterized as conservatives former Christus of the Passion said in a press connot to oppose recognition further ponents of his policies Death however changes ference that he is N S Clark This aroused the indignation of Play Milwaukee regional distill looking for a rector of the labor board like the players but does not stop the statesmen had many Democratic solution permanent and Nebraska of presentation’ of the Passion agreed to withdraw charges of un- Senators Burke of the unemployment fair labor practices the King of Utah against Play which fop centuries has problem’ He made company Senator King asserted the Presibeen performed to fulfill a vow it clear that he did Clark said later that all offers dent should not use the great advanof the villagers in the Sevennot believe relief or toward a with the tage he has in controlling the purse compromise teenth century public works afford- - creamery had been withdrawn The strings of the huge spending promore r ed anything Until about 150 years ago the sight farmers who took part in the dem- gram "People who have fought p than a onstration had outlawed themselves for the Democratic party for a great of the towering mountains filled the with awe remedy for a little he said and declared he would ask many years do not like interference people of Oberammergau President dislocaunderstood in fact fear and they were looked the Washinton office of the labor in their state affairs by outsiders” Roosevelt tion of the nation’s board to than as drawbacks more as not believe the do said upon he “I them prosecute sconomic and Industrial life In fact President should meddle in the pri- objects of beauty and inspiration dethe of custom ie said no country in the world The Democratic the of offsetting elections Willis PIcki Indiana mary GOP tad as yet worked but a method for pressing effect of the looming rocky party or any other party” RAYMOND E WILLIS of Angola was that Mr lealing with the most acute General background by vivid color still preopinion Ind a newspaper publisher and situation in the history of Roosevelt had widened the split in vails and besides old but ever fresh veteran political leader was nomihe world the Democratic party and by his fresco paintings depicting scenes nated for the senate by the state words had He noted that public works placed the stamp of his from the Bible on the walls of the had worked better in Republican convention in Indianapoapproval op the attempted “purge” houses new ones are beginning to lis Willis was named on the third directed Sweden than in this country Cohen and decorate several homes These show by Corcoran the Swedish government had ballot defeating four rivals among others of his advisers a more modem trend and general-whom was James E Watson forteen able in recent prosperous ly are done by young Bavarian arand pay mer senator rears to put on heavy taxes tists They lend vivid color to a He said the The nominee For Naval Expansion who is sixty-tw- o ft its borrowings street scene already bright with Swedish method was being given years old has been the active edihouses painted yellow pink green MPETUS was given the naval ex I tor and publisher of his weekly paThe President warned dose study and blue pansion program with PWA alhat the prosperity which vast out-a- per the Angola Republican since lotments of $27883000 for the Hardly a house lacks a balcony for rearmament appeared to its establishment in 1898 He is and this like all the windowsills is extension and remodelwve brought to European nations president of the Steuben Publishing with a profusion of flowers lined and facilities of ing existing plants When the munitions vas unsound company and with another editor of the navy department Green shutters and painted frames plants close down he predicted the at its head publishes the Angola With orders for full speed ahead around the windows put a special lations of Europe will find themHerald a Democratic organ the navy department said that 113 stress on the “eyes” of most homes — — selves weaker in an economic sense Usually near the door in large projects approved by Mr Rooseban ever before No nation he Fish Attacks Hamilton letters is exhibited the name and velt will be under way by August irgued could spend its way back 15 the projects are power occupation of the owner who might Among tlEATED discussion imme-over out vast o prosperity by laying foundry build- well appear to be the proprietor of diate control of campaign funds plant improvements sums in unproductive goods like the entire valley as he complacently ing high frequency radio station among members of the Republican weapons of war walks through the streets and fields national executive committee meet- fleet moorings turret assembly fa- UTPSOX Quick Easy Stitches For Summer Frocks TOWN OF THE PASSION PLAY A A Born here he hills and mountains feels himself part of all this In the noma and Fields toie inside of his birthplace The cenbreathes the same spirit ter is not the kitchen whence the healthful frugal meals come but the living room with a carved wooden crucifix solemnly hanging in one corner There is the cradle of family life There the men and women and children assemble when they come home from field or shop The fields yield just enough grass for the cattle and potatoes for the people though most of the villagers have their own little gardens Farmhouse and stable are usualThis saves the ly in one building peasant many a step in bad weather and keeps him always near his beloved cows which in turn help supply warmth in the long cold winter The arrival of the White King is hailed by everybody for the thick blanket he always spreads over the mountains and the valley does not mean being buried for four or five months lies in about the Oberammergau same latitude as Montreal and masses of Snow cover the mountains at times to a depth of 30 feet Many visitors come to try their luck on skis and skiing becomes' an easy accomplishment for the local youngsters 4 k St Peter Distributes Milk and 'whistling m Singing Hubert Mayr the St Peter of the Passion Play drives his little pony (cart through the town every day' distributing milk among the people How happy and pleased he is that at last his life’s dream has come true and he has become “St Peter"! The meek manners of Hugo Rutz would never the village blacksmith lead one to guess that on the stage he was the fiery high priest Caia the mob against inciting phas Jesus Anton Lechner teacher of drawing at the local woodcarving school Js just as much of a surprise fierce - looking Ludwig Lang Barabbas on the stage is a peaceful cowherd who may be seen walking along the street at 8 o’clock almost any morning driving a herd of AROUND THE HOUSE t How Women in Their 40’s Can Attract If ntnrrSr 'iji v:l i:Ilr m K realistic manner We see Him rise again from the tomb leaux and in the finest of all ascend to Heaven tab- country ever Ask four neighaorl ir t ran |