| Show OTAII THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON Estonians NEWS WEEKLY Nazi-Rus- ANALYSIS BY JOSErit W LaBlNE Thrust Into Balkans s Feared Next Move in Europe Reich Threatens Low Countries (EDITOR'S NOTE— When opinions are expressed In these columns they of the news analyst and not necessarily of this newspaper) are those Rsleassd by Western Newspaper Union TREND i?S IIoio the wind is blowing BUSINESS— The commerce department reported a 48 per cent rise in U S exports to Latin America during the first six Bigmonths of Europe's war gest gains: Mexico and Argentina 557 and 54 per cent respectively SCIENCE— Announced by DuPont was a rayon cord tire claimed to be 3000 per cent sturdier than cotton having greater tensile strength than structural steel and capable of running 80000 miles under conditions which destroyed an ordinary tire in 3000 miles AVIATION — Braniff airways asked for permission to extend its lines eastward from Kansas City to Washington Found Our Founding Fathers The Baby on Their Doorsteps Kent Uncle Samuel in Stew 153 and France were sinking with their Presidents ‘During Good ships the folks bock home were somehow relieved that the war had Bills Pop Up started " The Reich’i government thereby finally In the Lowlands Adolf Hitler’s of of the kingdom SMumei protection no I! and Return NOTEReich’i The the EDITOR'S duration in Scandinavia Norway for blitzkrieg brought the summer day uhen the Democratic government it convinced that it tervet justified fear to Dutch und Belgian candidate jor I resinoruay' i belt interests by thit action hearts party nominates its It was learned authoritaAll resistance would have to be and would dent the third term issue mil he one of delivered a tively that the be broken the most discussed questions of the DHo virtual ultimatum to both countries That discussion mat continue campaign Day before Britain had planted to informing them that any attempt until November 4 increasing in intensity mine fields along the Norwegian themselves under place day draui near To help our 05 election POLITICS: coast hoping thereby to block Nazi would serve as readers judge for themselves the merits trade lanes through Norway’s terri- the signalprotection a PresiFourth Try for an immediate lightof the arguments for or against Oslo mad torial waters Hopping dential third term this neuspaper preStrict censorship was ning attack Thrice More resolute Germany the first in a series of herewith protested sents down both in countries Borman Thomas has run for the some of the took action So fast so secretly that clamped while Britain’s War Czar Winston presidency on the Socialist ticket In three articles which gitethat issue It is It was over before the world knew historical background of Churchill hinted in a speech to the early April when his party inaugneither FOR nor AGAINST a third term Nazi troop ships seized Copenhagen house of commons that the allies urated the 1940 national convention it imsimply scans the post and gites an while the government ordered Danes expected this to be the next site of season Socialist Thomas came back partial rewrt of its findings to offer no resistance Nazi aggression again Up north along the Norwegian I THE FOUNDING FATHERS In the Balkans Significantly silent At the convention coast the Reich staged a modernized Washington AND CONGRESS was Germany’s axis partner Italy named as his vice presidential run- version of the old Trojan horse trick a fast developing crisis in the the President of these economics At Bergen Narvik Trondheim and but ning mate a nearby Balkans held great potential professor from the University of Chi - SHALL States be elected for other ports peaceful looking merSame day as German cogo Maynard C Krueger (pro-- & c’r"ai” term of years and chant vessels suddenly bristled with danger troops reached Oslo Propaganda Backed by nounced Kreeger) guns Crewmen turned into marines While warships steamed up the Oslo Minister Joseph Goebbels charged $100000 campaign fund yet to be thereafter be ineligible the British with sabotaging GermaWhat shall that term be? Six bombfjord 30 heavy ers landed troops at Oslo airport ny’s Danube river outlet to southyears? Seven years? Twenty eastern Europe the and sent them marching against years? the next 24 hours Precipitously The government fled inwar city Or shall he be permitted to to Hamar hurling a declaration of found Russian troops massing on Rumania's Bessarabian serve “during good behavior"? frontier After seven war at the invader Those were some of the questions had hostilities months Anally while Hungary Jugoslavia and Buwhich the Founding Fathers meetlgaria received simultaneous ultimata started from Germany: Give us control of ing in Philadelphia 153 years ago all Danubian shipping tried to answer as they struggled Reactions Danger here was that their gigantic task of devising the with allies consider might What happened at sea the next this unneutral a frame of government for the new bringing war into the two days was at best a guess for A few hours later it was Balkans republic Nazi no observer knew how many learned without confirmation that r Term Considered allied and Norwegian ships were the allies had placed mines in every On May 29 Gov Edmund Ranlocked In the biggest North sea batin Ruoil well Pinckand Charles of Virginia dolph tle since Jutland mania to blow them threatening ney of South Carolina both presentIn 48 hours an estimated 27 naval up if the Germans or Russians ined resolutions providing for an execVessels reached Davey Jones’ lockvaded utive “to be chosen by the national er 20 of them German In Russia Silent as a sphynx legislature for a term of years Early reports told that British about these goings-owas Moscow and to be ineligible a second time” ships had pushed their way into Berthe Reich’s No 1 ally But observThree days later a vote was taken THOMAS AND KRUEGER gen and other Norwegian Atlantic ers wondered if Hitler’s invasion of r on a term for this execThey have a program Norway and Sweaen might be part utive Five states voted for it and of a plot for eventual raised and four against it Thomas Candidates of dismemberment Scandinavia The next day a motion to make Krueger promised to stump the Sweden on the hot spot held her country from May until October on the executive ineligible after seven breath a program: (1) complete years also was carried by a vote of In Sweden Thoroughly alarmed isolation from the war and (2) so- 7 to 2 Apparently that matter was certain she was next on Adolf Hit- cialization of major U S industries settled But two weeks later it was ler’s list Sweden ordered a constant brought up again and Alexander Other political news: watch full army mobilization and C In Illinois Lieut Gov John Stelle Hamilton proposed that the supreme To every pound who rebelled executive authority be vested in a nightly blackouts against the of Sweden’s 1500000-tomerchant machine watched painfully “Governour” to be elected to serve marine went the radio message: months while Gov Henry Hor- during good behavior many Seek a neutral haven and stay there The delegates turned thumbs ner ailing badly let a “regency” run the state Finally feeling his down on this idea and on June 19 WHITE HOUSE: r term for the oats a few days before the primary voted for a if Jj h— election Stelle took an unprecedent- President who should be ineligible Scandinavian Rebound A month later howHe declared himself gov- for Back from a Hyde Park holiday ed step in ever they changed their minds and It was ernor summoned the legislature sped Franklin Roosevelt struck out the clause time to take more neutrality pre- special session and "fired” Samuel Then followed ineligibility a long debate state finance direcL Nudelman Off to the state departcautions On Horner tor man and Good Behavior’ 'During ment in search of U S aid went election day Stelle lost the DemoOnce more the “during good beNorway’s Minister Wilhelm MODERN TROJAN HORSE nomination to havior” clause bobbed up but again and Denmark’s Henrik De cratic gubernatorial at Bergen Neii " merchantman it failed to pass There was a sugKauffmann Soon the wheels began Harry Hershey machine candidate C In both Illinois and Nebraska pri- gestion that the Chief Executive be ports held by the Nazis They were turning swiftly First presidential job was to ex- maries G O P Hopeful Tom Dewey elected for 20 years and another that even reported steaming up Oslo rolled up impressive primary votes he be chosen by the legislature with U the tend ban on S to bombard the shipping threatening fjord the provision that no person be elagainst Norway Sweden and arctic unopposed in the first More notecity unless the Germans evacuated worthy in both states was the way igible for more than six years in But such news was premature' ports of both Both of these plans Franklin D Roosevelt’s supporters any 12 years Russia and Norfierce fighting every Despite won delegates to the national con- were rejected and eventually they wegian port remained in Nazi hands Next while r vention term Biggest upset: Nebraska’s went back to the several troop transports Though with its defeat of Sen Edward R Burke Envoys were sunk in the Skagerrak battle proviso It was substantiated within a few This was in July and for the next AGRICULTURE: hours that 20000 Nazis had landed and Kaufftwo months the presidential term mann waited in Oslo alone Wheat Forecast was repeatedly debated On SepIn London French Premier Paul anxiously With Europe’s war apparently tember 4 it was brought up again the PresidBeynaud flew to London for conferspreading the U S took stock of its with the suggestion that the ent: A ences at No 10 Downing street dent’s term be made four years Released was a periodic few hours later he left smiling re- C "Froze” agriculture department forecast on' A motion to change this back to sev- turning to tell an enthusiastic Paris: all bank bawinter wheat production heavy with en years and another to six years "I am sure the allied navies will lances and bad news Statisticians figured about were defeated and on September 15 live up to their glorious traditions foreign 29 per cent of the 45014000 acres it was finally agreed that the Presi- Meanwhile Britain's Neville Chamberlain told commons: ‘This fresh transactions involving Norway and sceded last fall had been abandoned dent should be chosen by an elecDenmark thus preventing the Reich for lack of moisture and other un- toral college for four years no limit and rash act of aggression will reTotal winter to his from seizing those country’s ossets favorable conditions being fixed bound to Germany’s disadvantage M wheat production’ therefore will be Problem Bobbed up Again in the U S Though men of both Britain 426215000 lowest since 1933 But Although the adoption of the ConC Authorized foreign sale of several this added to a normal spring crop stitution on September 17 1787 new type warplanes apof 200000000 nnd a carryover of parently settled this question of about 300000000 will leave Uncle presidential tenure CONGRESS: it satisfactorily Sam’s granary in good shape was a question that was destined to Idle Week V S and the War come up again and again in future invaded MEXICO: Day before Germany years— especially in the legislative Scandinavia North Carolina's Sen branch of our government After HANDLING U S diplomatic probBob Reynolds made a speech Said Rebuke the contested election of 1800 lems in Norway is Mrs J Borden he: “Norway Sweden and Denmark For almost three years the U S a resolution was in the presented Harriman minister to that country did not get into the last World war has sought vainly to secure a settle- senate "that no person who has the past three years and the second ment on American-owneoil lands been twice (they) are today within elected woman envoy in U S history It stone’s throw of a repetition of the which Mexico expropriated Though President shallsuccessively be eligible as Presi- was she who broke through the barsame thing and they are not going arbiters have been near the goal dent until four years elapse when rier of silence with the first official to get Into it" times posts several negotiations he may be eligible to o"mce"for"four news that war had come to Norway Rest of the week outside of rib- have invariably broken down In years and no longer" But the senate A British army officer’s daughter early April Secretary of State Cor- rejected this by a vote of 25 bing Bob Reynolds congress man to 4 she married a wealthy U S banker dell Hull got angry Forwarded to aged to spend a little time in comTwenty years later however 1914 who died in mittee sessions Most eyes were on Mexican Ambassador Castillo Na- - senate passed a joint resolution the bv A RISE in U S pork prices was Conthe European war however jera was an unusually sharp note a vote of 36 forecast since Great Britain's supply gressional items: which the state department made man should be for source in Denmark has been cut C To avoid boosting the debt limit One rebuke more than two terms public a week later But the house off Colorado’s Senator Adams suggest- “During the past 25 years department Mainly however one tailed to act on this resolution so of agriculture officials predicted the ed that the treasury be authorize! American interest m Mexico after more was done about presiNazi occupation would have little to borrow money to meet specific another has suffered at the hands of nothing dential tenure until the immediate effect upon farm exports the Mexican government'' appropriations election of 1824 brought it contested up again THE STATE department worried C Several senators got worried Then no loss than 10 amendments LABOR : over the plight of 3300 Americans to the Constitution Reason about Alaskan defenses intended to limit in Scandinavia all of whom were Russia has recently built fortiflea the President to one term wore deLoses One sug Republic bated in congress tions in the north Pacific reported safe ONLY A SMALL part of the For “unfair labor practices’ re gestion wus that the U S shouk Many Resolutions Offered in U S credits extended to take sovereignty over Wrangell is- sulting in the Little Steel strike of Denmark Norway and Sweden by land which lies midway between 1937 the Republic Steel corporation ‘21 JoinAcsolutmS bank have been Alaska and Russia the Export-Impoa was handed a labor board order limitation of the used according to Warren Lee Pier-ioast year directing reinstatement of were C Ohio's Senator Taft labeled “100 introduced in s I O C 5000 about cent w several ith president of the bank strikers proregimentation” none per P°nhad planned to buy mostly visions o! the Wagncr-Lcbill re- back pay of more than $5000000 recommended a single term of four wheat lard cotton thread for fish lating to investment trusts Republic protested but the third yCarS’ ?lhcrs Pr°hibited Sdrd nets and some other agricultural of court vetoed Roosevelt the arpealu upheld NLRB’i C President term and still others werea This month Republic’ products Most of Denmark’s an- Starnes alien deportation bill Rea decision gainst more than two ticipated purchases were machinery son: Its penalties for alien spies and case reached the U S Suprcrhi erm 1 van Burn' and manufactured court Verdict: NLRB again upheld tion 10 goods saboteurs were superfluous joint resolutions THE WAR: Norse Blitzkrieg v vi j Like Tkv more than the Estonia ever so humble eachT" bath house Maids ment always ask to before deciding to accent tanriat the hath tional attractions m $) v- Finland IW1 ECHOES itosPruiem 'pcsicWmlr Snbut ER Years-Ham- j ts Wanted ilton fjELDAND U S Verified Behavior’— Frequently GRASS SEEDS CleaiTV' G1 Dependable Pasture Pc!lets’ & Me story and look them over of Pai phone f?' 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