Show f UTAH THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS CUNNISON Weekly News Analysis- - Papal Election Thought Retort Against Dictator Interference : — -- Hy Joseph W Ln Bine — EDITOR'S NOTE— Wh® opinient ere thoct expressed la these column they news snslyst snd not necesssnly pi i ol the oewspsper I compared budgets ing estimated with the current fiscal year: I Army Navy Aviation Religion 805665000 708333405 1103133500 82677131805 f 832500000 818535000 871815000 H822850000 WOMEN Notes Make Simple New Transoceanic In the NADEJDA RUSSIA'S KRUPSKAYA widow of Nikolai Lenin early leader and educarevolutionist tional leader died on her seventieth birthday at Moscow JAPAN’S EMPRESS NAGAKO gave birth to her seventh child a girlfive days before her thirty-sixt- h birthday AMERICA’S MRS FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT resigned from the Daughters of the American because Revolution reportedly that organization refused Washhall as a ington's Constitution site for the recital by Mariai) Anderson Negro contralto DUCHESS OF ENGLAND’S AMERICA’S MRS WINDSOR CHARLES A LINDBERGH discovered to be neighbors in an exclusive Parisian section just off the Bois de Boulogne Bigger Than House Five-Roo- m of your have made ££ them that have surpriS ily Most women can’t 7 naff straight but I f5 c better than I can sew been thinking that now p4 covers used so much 4 mahe chair out xPAD WITH COTToSTSS- Not included is some $285000000 Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli Pope Pius XII was Vatican secretary of going for civilian defense bringing ftate and an important mediator in the total armament outlay to more IIis than $2900000000 or more than the many a European squabble achievements two most notable government will spend for all other were (1) leadership in the World purposes combined Specifically: war settlement attempt of Pope Army Standing at 563700 (a new j Benedict XV and (2) consummation various army peace-timhigh) uX W of the concordat that brought peace units will be boosted by about between the Vatican and Italy Ills during the coming fiscal year Increases are planned both at home bouse flying through the air and jou have Picture a and in colonies Boeing cUpperpIaneshown Navy Fearing German approximation o( the net 74 passenger rv re Here I the he South African placed In regular altove soon to English Australian ' built ever boat and Hong Kong ports will 'be seflying luxurious most Labor by a modern and cured against submarines and mineevery compartments For two years labor’s built operated by four layers Canada may purchase a dove or oeefn liner Six such boat are luting of peace has sought a resting Mo81 naval flotilla leader to head its fleet related power plant engines and hovering over the battleSix new motor place of six destroyers control rooms of John Lewis’ Congress for outstanding feature of the ships is the spacious torpedo boats are being shipped to ground Industrial Organization and William Hong Kong Planned construction: Green’s American Federation of Latwo battle20 fast escort vessels four bor This month for three reasons one aircraft carrier ships But the dove hovers nearer earth 30 16 smaller destroyers cruisers there is still no indication that peace craft a Aviation Personnel will rise from will come via mutual consent four times the more likely solution is victory for 106000 to 118000 to A L thanks of F the growing 1934 total of 30000 By March 31 anti-I O sentiment welling up a total of 1750 planes will be ready with production paced at since Homer Martin split the United Automobile Workers during Janu500 a month against an estimated The three indications of a 600 in Germany Within a year the ary showdown: air ministry expects 2840 ' Supreme Court The much cussed planes alCivilian Fifty million civilian gas national labor relations board I O was rebuffed masks 1400000 "toy” gas helmets legedly pro-for babies and 1300000 masks for in three Supreme court decisions Some which effectively banned the children are on the list strike Specifically the two 127000000 sandbags are on hand decisions ruled (1) that Chiwith 200000000 ordered Special major Fansteel pius xh Metallurgical corelectrical equipment is planned and cago’s Despite Count Ciano and Germany poration could not be compelled to organization is being comAs given president but he ht fewer! d space is u ’of and cover it Perhaps publish something hke paper Those BY 1938 BY ROME SOURCES— A meet-in- g between Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler and Premier Mussolini BY NO 2 NAZI HERMANN GOERING— An increase in German population from 80000000 to 100000 000 — r BY MANHATTAN Continued leadership in Tammany by James J Hines even though sent to prison for conviction in rackets conspiracy case who are 1938 Relief you this not INCOME: $61184000000 cost 58 per cent or no! eilministraine including Since costs tiuu IWe tun lly larger total income ir® smaller for relief isv in "pie" percenUif then shown national income came not from private initiative but from government For example even the aid total relief expense was included as was $57000000 spent for war veteran payments Emergency subsistence payments are also counted in the Darkening picture still more are estimates that total relief costs would have mounted to $4468800000 of instead only $3724000000 had federal state and local administrative costs been Included Moreover since 1938 s national income was more than $14000000000 under 1929’a the growth of relief cost over this period was bigger than shown ?encyclop faries ol been the S I so about driving nails may want? call on Dad or Young Son toU with making the simple rh have sketched hereThe angles and straps to strenethm the back may be bought at hardware store avng with 7 nails and screws When the chair is covered in two tines of with edges of back and seat in the darker coloi it iS very smart It of Cl OUT the avers very litth himasar Yet he interests ever oc House at chan pJ dencyoc of oustai America rtS is especially ful in a bedroom or halt if m ered in the right colors it also look well in the living room Mrs Spears’ Sewing Book t Gifts Novelties and Embroideries contains 48 pages of directions which have helped thousands of women If home is your hobby you will a!s want Book 1— SEWING for thi Home Decorator Order by enclosing 25 cents for each book If you order both books copy of the new Rag Rug Leaflet will be included free Those wh have both books may secure leaflet for 6 cents in postage Mrs Spears 210 S St Chicago 111 Fillmori in on a fi New York of the litl February for an ed the primi isted in young Fil three moi were no n available brary" th books— of hymns young Fi tory of t map of hi years old When Uncle PhilO apprentit clothier Satf3: Demagogues Flatter 'Em People are patient with dem- are with statesmen Becoming sophisticated is losing one’s gusto for anything Gone to join the bootjack th woodshed and the "oyster supper" —the band wagon The Fox Discovered It it Saying “the grapes are sour" nevertheless a consoling philo- DANIEL TOBIN The peacemaker eschewed peace rehire participants in the notorious 1937 sitdown and (2) that NLRB has misruled in charging a Cleveland firm with unfair labor practices for dealing with one set of organized workers after failing to reach an agreement with another set Since C I O’a most successful C I weapon has been discredited O itself is thereby discredited But John Lewis’ organization has already attained a big measure of success so this effect is unimportant Greater by far is the blow to NLRB’s prestige to be reflected in congress during the next few weeks C I O has stood Wagner Act pat against amending the labor act and well it might since most NLRB decisions have been favorable Chief sentiment for change has come from A F of L which lost and prestige by NLRB decisions who claim the act disemployers criminates against them Adding its voice is the public which apparently dislikes the idea of giving NLRB jurisdiction which traditionally has belonged to the courts Revision of the Wagner act is the No certainty of this year's congress NLRB of its probably stripping another power and establishing tribunal more to the liking of conservative elements How C I O would suffer Low A L woulc gain by this move is strikingly obvious reace Talks Encouraged by court rulings and public sentiment A F of L could afford to accept President Roosevelt’s current labor peace bid with reservations Hope of the administration is that labor’s two factions will settle their dispute in conference precluding a debate fiery congressional over But Mr Wagner act changes Roosevelt had not counted on such as that of William independence Green and Daniel Tobin A F of L stalwarts Appointed a delegate to the peace talks Mr Tobin refused to attend on the excuse that he had too much work A more logical reason Is that Mr Tobin famed a? a peacemaker failed to see a chance for harmony It was recalled that at last autumn’s IIous-toA F of L convention he argued for arbitration "provided the points do not involve fundamental laws of the organizations’’ The same feeling of futility probably led Mr Green to demand that senate labor committee hearings on the Wagner act be continued not d until after the conference Recognizing n'good chance for conA F of L 1$ gressional victory probably willing to Junk the peace talks and play every card while the time U ripe t sophy Wish that backbone could be inculcated as easily as learning The dodo is easiest remembered because it is the one fossil without a long name purchase tionary ' attending By the resolved term of more ye an arran er wher quish h year’s s ised to p Next t with Ju( retired be was paymeni lice H under tl to supp taught By 1823 law to b by the Erie coi not com How Women in Their 40’s Can Attract Men Her’ ehing h'll womfl ®dvfc® for to (uauiUy from 88 men whew ber PPd to good Iom ftboat bot JUehee 4Z loefl of pep "' atsrisf stfsrfuiw El4fStTCcSS-- -s often ereompenr chenfO WQRTR TRYINGl PUy Dangerous Men are apt to play vlth healths and their lives s hey with their clothes— Temple- Fof forecast TIIE U S TREASURY — March income tax collections of $125000000 less considerably than the $723000000 collected during the same period of 1933 BY VIENNA AUTHORITIES Release of former Chancellor Kurt Schusehnigg held m custody by Nazis since March 11 M” D agogues longer than they INCOME: $78574000000 per cent or " tiny piece of pie t Mill- was Relief cost only at shown by an( an years 65 whose fear Is responsimeanwhile ble for this preparation remains at flirting distance Points of potential trouble between France deand Italy over Mediterranean mands have grown more prominent Italy has repatriated her nationals in France ousted French newspaper men won Polish allegiance away from France and hastened One new garrison is mobilization at Genoa established reportedly Meanonly 150 miles from Nice while Spain emerges in clear focus as the new center of European balance 1929 t“T ly Tag Relief ELMC BJ for pleted Europe Britain’s chief reason for backing down at Munich was unpreparedness Subsequent appeasements have grown noticeably smaller as rearmament was sped In January Prime Minister Chamberlain gave nary an inch at Rome In February he openly announced plans to aid France in war and to win the new Spain away from Fascist domination Shortly after General Fram co’s government “Was” recognized the and air ministers army navy stepped before parliament to outline how their share of Britain’s largest budget since the World war (more than $5000000000) will be spent How army navy and air expenses will mount is shown by the follow - (Tufting "crisis” Everyone knows relief costs much more today than in 1929 Everyone knows too that President Roosevelt’s dream of an $80000000000 national annual income may mean little even if it does come true since increased governmental costs would eat up the profits How much relief costs have gained how much national income has dropped is shown in reports of the social security board ( Sea graphs) But far more impressive were facts not shown in the report namely that a noticeable share of 1938’s Many TCkS rorE er Was r '&£' most difficult job was negotiating a Russia in treaty with Protestant 1929 a feat that won him the red cap of cardinal when Pietro retired in 1929 When Pope Pius XI died last February 9 Secretary of State Pacelli became camerlengo immediately interim chief of the Roman Catholic church until the college of cardinals could name a successor Internationally better known than any other potential candidate Cardinal Pacel-ii’- s name was immediately bandied about as the most likely successor This despite his confessed longing to lead the contemplative life of a monk despite rumors that his selection would be none too welcome by totalitarian Germany and Italy If Cardinal Pacelli had never admitted sentiments Italian Foreign Minister Count II Telegrofo lost newspaper no time pointing out that a Pacelli would be unwelcome appointment in Rome In Germany another Das Schwarze Korps newspaper chimed in At the Vatican German Ambassador Diego von Bergen told the college that his nation was "assisting at the elaboration of a new world" and that "the papacy without doubt has an essential role" Though conceivably unrelated to these events Cardinal Pacelli's elevation to the papacy might be in direct retaliation against two governments which saw fit to interfere with church affairs A further posaxis sibility is that the erred diplomatically to such an extent that the college of cardinals felt obliged to appoint an experienced statesman who could deal with Ilerr Hitler and Signor Mussolini £ncyclope UPHOlSTERy Picture Parade Uaneanr i ThencSil Bj RUTH WYETII “QEAR MRS SPEa SALVE feller® COLDS prk 10C&25C II Drop Helplesriawr without m What can laws do sis? — Franklin teuall Irri 00' that Filh fcfin Here is the large combination lounge and dining salon a favorite rrndrxvous for tomorrow's voyagers AMERICAN RIG TREES ARE OLDEST Honors for 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