Show - ' : f ‘ “ M f UTAII THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON Weclily News Analysis Congress Europe WdtcIicsTinyRuthenia For Next Step in German March By Joseph HITLER S RATH TO By LEMUEL F THE UKRAINE WHEAT RIELDir PARTON M Sherman inherited about and the money took wings— not around the night spots but in enter- aviation Heir Poole Hie prises which have made him Money Braint Aviation Profite one of the mainof panjandrums the plane designing and building industry Just now the Civil Aeronautics authority certifies Mr Fairchild’s ennew gine which he says has more power for its weight than any other For several years Mr Fairchild has en" been pioneering the gines as against the radial type of In 1930 he sold 20 foreign nations of them to the Greek government which it was later reported found His enthem highly satisfactory the size of gine is about a radial engine His father the late George vV Fairchild began his business career on S8 a week Invented the dial telephone the computing scale and the adding machine lie wanted his son to become a junior executive of International Business Machines The young man corporation however was interested mainly In cameras At 17 he had Invented a revolutionary flashlight camera and at 21 a radial aerial camera Aerial He organized Fairchild Surveys and in 1924 carried through an air camera survey of New York with a camera of his invention which was a pioneering exploit in that field By 1927 he had corraled several companies in the Fairchild Aviation corporation had Igor Sigorsky building planes and soon unveiled the first cabin monoplane in the United States In Harvard at the start of the war he was rejected for military service because of physical later remedied In shortcomings Arizona Intent on war duty of some kind he brought out an aerial camera for war use completed just before the ArmiHe is typical of a numstice ber of free and adventurous selfstarters In Uncle Sam’s Industrial and technical establishment who can be rounded up In case of trouble— a refutation of the totalitarian belief that only the can yield efficiency goose-ste- NEW i YORK-Yo- CEVERAL notable moving pic- tures of recent appearance have achieved portraits rather than caricatures They also have shown a MdnKclura-“ry- S Renaissance Is and a new nce on coherent High form in the picture as a whole Chastened by hard times the films are taking thought and adding cubits to their stature This bystander hears much talk of coming moving picture renais sance— not in any splendiferous out break but in a new infusion of creative intelligence into the industry' imd a longer tether for the same In focus here Is ‘‘Stagecoach’' opening in New York with generous salutations by reviewers w ho note that with a cast a natural-borhorse opera has been conjured into an excellent film by the deft artistry of John Ford director and Dudscenarist ley Nichols They also scored In "The jointly Hurricane" and "The Informer" This film Is commended for its further trend toward simplicity and artlstle integrity and away from overemphasis the traditional occupational disease of Hollywood— on or off the lot Mr Ford born Scan (YFcarna in 44 years ago Portland Maine thinks moving picture directors see too little of the world about them in proportion to what they record Renoir had the same’idea insisting that if an artist observed intently enough and long enough his line would be almost So Mr Ford stokes his pipe meditates observes studies types dress mannerisms bespeech havior regional and occupational traits and achieves characteriza tion His older brother Francis was ahead of him at Hollywood as a serial star and director John Ford tagged along and aoon had his brother working for him Before he was 25 he had directed many westerns When he was 28 he directed "Tbo Iron Horse" He Is an autocrat on the lot apt to throw tho script away and improvise business and lines working usually In a frayed sports jacket and old dungarees He sidesteps Hollywood - parties - and passes' much of bis time on hit small yacht HO is big and bulky with thinning sandy hair and glasses ConsnlirlnlH Nawa Vialurt WNU Srrvk't - La Iliac POJAND 0BEILIN GERMANY YV O 'CZECHIA Otnnui'VXKtorM" Unt amount MwnpUu tht Rtkch baarptm Populace anti Nad WAR JAW SLOVAKIA "lndaptadcM” Matt cnaied by HrtU ani atronfljr Populaca ebarpd aid Rrafue lovitaiaM until unfar rtda yrNad BimI atarai aanear Hitlaf b(hta ka Huacaiy which provide camtm Rolah'Hune ana der and Germany’! drive to the Ukraine Wood-ruSaid Virginia’ Rep Clifton was house economy leader who subcomrelief the of head ousted as bemittee: "I have not chartged my lief that the amount appropriated WPA through was sufficient to carry However I am open to the year conviction" President Roosevelt Answered for who has repeated his request : The $150000000 more WPA funds with rests responsibility j? Stan Easy Filet sit DDm Tracing Resemblances For the Cause of Art it Indians fet Above Par Headliners Swir ft : f It ITT"" 75 ' e i w i3 By Virginia Vale markey the Gene he producer tb Metro may have thought that congress" U s a mistake when it Spending is the woe of most yet made WorA- senators and representatives This Take abandoned “I the early March economy bloc which an”' as Hedy LaMarr’s sec to wreck administrathreatened ond American made picture tion financial plans has already effective an amazingly reached Certainly he liked the idea of Reasons: ()) by placstalemate taking that woman to be his ing responsibility for an business slump on congress Roosevelt President shoulders washes his hands of thejopse constituent-quendes thereby causing wary legislators to backwater (2) both the President and congress realize that while the legislative branch will fight new spending prosimiposals the White House can larly exercise veto power over of the Facts Deal legislation impasse: THE DISMEMBERED CORPSE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA Debt Mr Roosevelt is willing to the in interested uorn’l funeral Chamberlain Mr drop his request for a boost in the public debt limit from $45000000000 er made the most of overnight deBut the alternato $50000000000 EDITOR'S NOTE— When opinio n oto revolted Slovakia velopments repressed in those columns they ore those tives offered by Secretary of the against Prague end not necesssnly of the news snslyst of the new speper declared its independence and was Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr are (1) increase little more inviting: immediately gobbled up by Hungary that the bond limit over its present and Rumania Remembering Bismarck once said "he who con- $30000000000 to be reached by SepEurope trols Bohemia is master of Europe” tember 30 (2) borrow funds for the Dud at the nr of 20 Czechodotakia Reconstruction Fiorld war oiporlunti m born of Germany forced what was left of treasury through own unnatural combed a uctim of Czechoslovakia (Bohemia and Mo- nance corporation or other agencies the general budwithin not falling unity ravia) into the Reich Slovakia was Adolf Hitler might place that get’s scope (3) issue $3752000000 granted "Independence” The opon the national tombstone the successful been eration having Partialof a nation he snuffed out Czechopatient died as expected But Czechoslovakia was no more ly he would be right slovakia’s "unnatural unity” might In Memoriam Only a few days have become natural had not the earlier London and Paris were flames of discontent been fanned by boasting that dictator appeasement Immediate and Vienna Berlin was ended that democracy’s star cause of death was a Slovakian in- was rising and totalitarianism’s fallinPrime Minister Chamberlain dependence movement but good ing ternational physicians look behind and Home Secretary Sir Samuel the immediate cause to make their Iloare even proposed a disarmament finding that parley showing their blissful ignooii mortem decision Czechoslovakia’s death agony con- rance of the situation When Prague forms with diagnoses made through- collapsed France and Britain blandout its short life: ly declared it was no concern of Birth: On May 30 1918 Czechotheirs because (1) the Czech guarslovakia was born at Pittsburgh antee had never been ratified and Pa Attending physician was Thom(2) anyway this was "internal disas G Masaryk a modern George ruption" not "unprovoked aggresWashington who pooled the causes sion" Until the of two depressed peoples The real reason was far more war Czechs were dominated by Aus cunning though it could be intertria and Slovaks by Hungary What preted only as a continuation of than a the modern could be more natural disinclideclaration? Eunation to face issues squarely independence joint Though Czechs dominated the nerope’s democracies realize that Italy Doctor SECRETARY MORGENTHAU shrewd would never push her Mediterranean Masaryk gotiations foresaw trouble if Slovaks were misdemands fii alternatives u'ere uninviting against France without Said the Pittsburgh pact: German help and digestion of his treated n notes and bills all that remains 'Slovakia shall have its own adminnew conquests will keep Der Fuehristration er busy for some time But—most efore the $15000000000 limit is parliament The Slovak language shall important— Germany moved its the- reached on these types of securities courts ” But not until ater of on one White House insistence be official activity away from western November 1938 did German presEurope and toward the borders of course or the other Indicates the of shaving expenditures sure force the central Prague gov- hostile Russia France and Britain ernment to grant Slovaks an autonTaxation Though repeal of capiforlornly hope Hitler will march omy which had been denied because blindly into the Ukraine engaging tal gains and undivided profits levies Russia in a war which might spell a major congressional aim this "changing conditions” demanded Another ex death for both Naziism and Comsolid national front session the normal tax rate must cuse: May 30 1918 was a U S munism hen be boosted unless a substantial national holiday hence the pact was The new Dut both Hitltr and Russia’s Jojudget slash is effected not binding seph Stalin are probably too smart mrden would fall most heavily on Illness Pride may keep the pa to invite such chaos JEven as Hitler he smaller 153000 firms out of some 200000 corporations which pay fedtientirom admitting his ill health eral taxes One of the few alterna-ivebut sometimes the body builds physis to lower income tax exemp-ion- s ical resistance to a point where the Slowhich would mean political ailment becomes unimportant suicide for congressmen vakia’s autonomy cry has been the Czech nation’s headache for 20 years Relief Though $750000000 in but meanwhile both Slovaks and funds were voted in FebruCzechs found enough mutual delight ary to maintain WPA until June 30 in their newly won democracy to the President has twice requested keep the autonomy movement well restoration of the remaining $150- under cover Even this novelty 100000 on pain of discharging 0 can wear off however and by 1938 workers White House estimate: Czechs Slovaks Sudeten Germans Jf the $150000000 is not forthcomRuthcnians Poles Hungarians ing 400009 must be dropped April Ukrainians and Rumanians 1 each another 600000 May 1 another found cause to complain of racial 200000 in June This would also discrimination This was the era have major political repercussions of national unity when Adolf Hitler was "rescuing” all good Germans Miscellany from foreign flags and when Poland Probably lost by Chicago Jews Hungary and Rumania followed the their vote in Chicago's mayoral leader Throughout last summer election April 4 which is observed Berlin fomented dissension among strictly by orthodox Jews as the Sudeten Germans in the Czech borfirst day of Passover derlands At Munich a defeated Prague government— deserted DICTATOR by London and Paris— ceded Sudeten-lan- d Uider after Prague? A month later Poland and Hungary each took their share but marched into Prague the eighteenth LUIGI CARDINAL MAGLIONE’ soon rein Moscow Dictator Stalin sent The new gained its feet One successful medpapal secUkrainian delegate icine was "autonomy for both Slo- prominent to retary of state is a lifelong friend vakia and Ruthenia which gave the platform with this unpleasant and classmate of the the patient rest if not recovery An- message: "Whoever dares cut former Eugenio Cardinal Pacelll other was the Munich pledge by our frontiers will be destroyed like appointed —1 who a mid dog Britain and France: Fascist ringleaders bim after being send secret agents to our country elevated "His majesty’s government to the But let them know that we will and the French government have post of Pope Pius them like loathsome XII Ordained in entered into the (Munich pact) on annihilate 1901 in his native the basis that they stand by the of- creatures" Careful observers see one of three fer of Cardinal Italy proposals of September 19 relating to an In- solutions listed in order of likeliMaglione imme-hood: (I) Hitler will reconcile difternational diately ““entered ferences with Russia via a trade and the Vatican’s boundaries of the Czechoslovak omatic state against unprovoked aggres- military pact holding fearful impll service cations for world democracies sion" t0 (2) issue wil Death (Set Map) That Adolf Hit- the entire Million ‘12 be dropped blocked by Polish-IIuler hopes eventually to control a 1920 as archbishop of Caesaria to unwillingness rich Ukraine is no secret Since His first nunciature was in surrender Ruthenia as a German Munich his overlordship in Czechod but it was in France that slovakia has aimed in that direc- path 3 the east (3) a mlddle-Ehe gained such appreciation that tion Both Slovakia and Carpatho-Ukrain-e rope campaign will be started to he won the Grand Cross of the (Ruthenia) held the father nationalize all Ukralnes inevitably In 1935 when Legion of Honor leading to a war of their autonomy in high regard created a cardinal he received willing that he should build toward his biretta from the hands of the the day when German trdops could People French president Since then he Discovered use Czechoslovakia as a corridor to at work In an Eng has been in Rome as head pf the the Ukraine But one weak state is llsh motor works Grand of the council congregation His Vladimir claimant to the Rus eisl6r to handle than three young Duke to the papal' state appointment upstart nations hence Hitter pre- sian throne Reason" "Russia wil need our practical experience" secretaryship is considered sig ferred autonomy to independence nifleant of the Vatican’s continHe also hoped Hungary would dare © Selected as U S ambassador to ued strong position concerning tonot grab Ruthenia to get Us common Russia Laurence A Stelnhart now talitarian states since the Italian border with Poland since this might ambassador to Peru succeeding Johas registered dis government block the Ukraine drive seph Davies who was shifted to Bel pleasure over the appointment an Der Fuehr Alwayi fcppertunist glum last May Crochet For Baby Pattern No 6071 Filet crochet v nh this lawful wedded wife Oddly enough beGoose figure is Jut the there’s a strong resemblance tween the new Mrs Markey and the baby The lac7l Bennett as Joan ap- sets off firsfoneTJoan and the in "Trade gambol on the pears in her brunette wig plain Winds" And there’ll probably be a A color note is addedmeshpZ by resemblance in the setting oi "Trade a“ ribbon through the in formed around ti?e" Winds" and the next picture oval which Hedy LaMarr stars— "Lady 6071 contains instruction of the Tropics" in which Robert charts for making this sep an7 lustration of it and of Taylor will be her leading man chts: This business of tracing resemmaterials needed blances can go on and on forever To obtain this pattern send B Old timers can try to find one becents in coins to The tween the glamorous Hedy and that Circle Household Arts DeS ment 259 West lhh Street K York N Y Please write your name u dress and pattern number plafcjj uJjj pS! HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONS J Laundry you new curtains into the washer scat them in four tablespoons of sdt to each four cups of water Lace Mending — Lace can be invisibly mended the sewing machine over the worn part effective with lace can be done on linen by running to and bj This is quite curtains too goods HEDY LA MARR Delicate Things-- ff Washing are washing small articles® glamour girl of an earlier day Bar-- X°u dresses or other baby bara LaMarr (surely there couldn’t have been a thought of Barbara in cate things put them into a pillow the mind of the person who suggest-- I case or sack and tie it with tape then place it in the washer ed "LaMarr" when the lovely Viennese Mrs Markey was choosing a Clean Vacuum Bag— No mon name for her American career 1) than a pint of dirt should be lowed to accumulate in the bag Believe it or not Merle Oberon of a vacuum cleaner had her face washed with kerosene the other day The same thing hapCandlelight Time — Decoraton to Laurence Oliver and tell us never to use candlestick! pened David Niven and all in the cause of for decoratives without candles art Not that the makeup man had them and never to use candKerosene anything against them lelight before sundown without ft when mixed with paraffin and heatshades being drawn ed slightly provides a spray which dries white so that he who gets sprayed looks as if frost had appeared on hair eyebrows and eyelashes With the cops and robbers cycle motion picture producers waning are certainly taking to playing cowboys and Indians in a great big way Paramount has three big westerns scheduled for this spring and sum- mer— "Geronimo” "Buffalo Bill" and "The Lives of a Texas Ranger" a sequel to "Texas Ranger" There’s going to be a premium on Indians in the Hollywood studios first thing anybody knows THE GOOD TxlE — — Lanny Ross celebrated his tenth anniversary en the air by giving a luncheon to which he Invited all the other men who have been on the air for ten years or more and suggesting that they form a club Everybody was delighted-witthe idea! but since then Lanny has sometimes wished that he’d never thought op the plan ne has been deluged with letters ef protest from women all over the country and the only way out was to form an auxiliary Five years ego Shirley Ross made her screen debut as a bit player in a picture starring Lee Tracy Imagine what a thrill it was for her when she was engaged to m his leading lady on a appear Silver Theater broadcast ODDS AXD ENDS-AhU TkurJ day evening broadcasts Eeht Knithl bet I no for an Armenian lourant anj pla(0 hish kcbob At rehearsals Kale Smith disrupts lAa rJ burgers ten brd h ' to see Stagecomh " probably b rota to bt one eflke pictures released this yrar O Wtitarn NwpBpr btsl goodo I There’s a man in California who if he could be granted the wish nearest his heart would ask that Cecil B DeMille decide to broadcast a play with a good wind storm in it The man is Charlie Forsyth sound effects expert who officiates on Mr DeMille’s Radio Theater and he has two dozen new wind Tecords that he wants to use During the recent California windstorms he worked all night making records of the wind whistling through cracks in his garage “and" lhrougRfheshrub'bery around his house They are the first authentic wind records Forsyth has been able to make and he won’t be happy until he uses themr --U of first requisite A ien in this republic of oun uii he be able and willing to pull b weight’’— Theodore Roosevelt Muriel Wilson formerly known as "Mary Lou” on radio’s "Showboat" program recently received a gift that moved her to tears It is a crocheted tablecloth a depicting scene from "Showboat" and was designed and made by a blind woman ' CITIZEN rtf JUST wUiuciiutaJ A XeoMuawT IN WATHZHSX DASH iiJifyijinnn7 Mj Nobility of Virtue Virtue is the one and ity— Juvenal only not SALV L I relievo wm ? 10C&2: DROP 0OTEL-DT- 1 f! 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