| Show Economic Highlights Gunnison V alley News Industrial Nwi Review and International Problem Loral Welfare lrprble from 0O0 ft attention of most people is centered on the Balkans where I YEAR nd Britian are fighting nsany to be one of the hat may prove But in ive actions of the war the problem of the jficial circles Valley High iiantic remain uppermost in mind cannot win the war unless he ajtf conquer the British Isles England policy is to provide fii every possible wespon in an at to prevent that ominous And all of the weapons with the exception of large Ian Team be transported sberi tnust by Compile Kig Ad ant across three thousand miles jfl age Keith IWnlund Take High is which of much water infested jnl lo)ur)i je Vazi submarines and surface The Gunnison iers Even if we reduce German Valley high s tiacksters 'jiin of allied shipping destruction y Keith (o'enlund w ho sco e to it is evident walked awav 'at the British merchant fleet is with first place honors school track meet rapidly cut down Friday afternoon Thera are two possible solutions to i‘n up a total of 19 One is for this pomt coun-(problem Pared to ?? f Wasatch to build enough ships to offset second place winner !tish losses But even if that could Keith ran up his which done doubt it experts high point total with first places in the high jump j:s!d not stop the loss of tremendous 'smuts of material A cannon or a broad jump and high hurdles thud 'hting plane or a load of food which P ace in the dash and fourth it beneath the Atlantic inside a Place in the javelin Other high point men at the meet were Dowling is of no service to jping hull solution remaining is to of Wasatch academy with 154 points-Jensen of Payson with 10 jsintte the cause of destruction points Jack Rasmussen of Snow liit was the theme of a recent and with 9 '4 and Gotfriedson of Piute with points wkable radio address by Rear 9 points jimiral Emory S Land chairman of Monday morning an "award" as Maritime Commission This was Wns held at the local scmhly ipwch cf such importance that high j "chool and the students turned out ding to an associated writer press en masse to pay homage to the ath culdhardly have been delivered Peyton Alexander own responsibility alone” Ad- - Ictes coach of the track team il Land said time presented ribbon to may prove that the who won first second or boys joined American and British third at the Ephraim meet and Keith is unable to '(keep up with m The wiser course he said is W88 Presented with a special meda i to pin hopes on providing suff f°f 'a Also of po'nt honors was the presenting of the cuuny’i rophy faPturd at Friday meet submarines By basing the track Presenting dipping aid to England he added RoenIun1 jltlyon supplying her with more tonm' mafp the presentation to the studcnt jd more and more Who body in turn Prudent we are ships W11 pace tbe tr°Phv with simila adding more fuel to the fire It there not awards in alrea(ty a number of ways of posession of the urt this problem’ by attempting ' Following is the put out the fire?” summary of the (junnison“The Sugar Beet and Turku City" GUNNISON Gunnison Richfield City Council Investigates Water Mete School Cops Nine Five memhei It Uu h field ct council and hi Kuhfie'd city "tf'i'iw e( (nuuuson morning center ring with Mayor 1) H"r Mva(ls to the astern plo ved h tin llt Wllh motes The i y f llchticld loin pint mg the install nrrtcr s stein an UTAH THURSDAY BUY IN GUNNISON KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME! ' APRIL 24 1941 Dedication of New No Baby Boy Cauaa For Rejoicing 44 Gunnison Valley Fish A almost in oniei at holiday Held the t'entei field school Friday when And INinripal t'live Despam icivcd th joyful word that "he wa pupa a 7 potuut II ounce baby box '(Hold to Mis Despa in at the Gunnison 'I be alley hospital did not holiday Many Notable Present as mateiialirg due to the fact bn Nee (Ifricrrs Fletlvd tnri New t rid it ion to High School holiday Saturday followed the event Uatn (he local I’rwjecU Outlined for Deceive Official Dedication ftd day According to latest 'anting ) I ‘Hulls reports 'iistolling During so Mem Ri h Mis new niiivuI aie and the Depain 'lolil men making th ho new addition to th p uu hided Guiwiimor doing fine Iwonti five 'Uncilnicn mcmhftH of (ho G It a no ok ""us h'lih school modern looms nllfv Fish and Game piotvc-li''ri ' hai !cs L )gin J) 00 lass looms two home Aich Mellor Manti stockman making met in :i'"l Gin Hake w8 association tho office of aii ms and a (lining loom received a business visitor ui Gunnion the Gunnison Valley Bank Tuesday hi E’i' MoijiA itersn offitia tied ict ion at exercises dav of the I'urposu evening mooting the high school auditorium ui was It eltH'l nett officei and to outlv evening It S Kggmtsen line ptojeota for (lie coming school yeai hoard member was in In the election of officeis ha ge of the Well ltnyu! program Buchanan whs put in mh president to Th building is f li irk and is 97 leplHce L (I Rosonvall and Elmer ' Of b’"V and Mt fret wide In adBiei ce was elected to the office of dition to the thirc modem clasa ('placing Ira Overfelt the building contains a mod"'om Earl Eiickson was em kitchen equipped with six treasurer The new board of six sinks tanges and individual direcors consists of the following enbinets a dining room and sewing men: (’has Rasmussen H B Jensen with a loom fitting and pressing Selective Srvle Recnita from Oscar Tolck and IVyton Alexmom in connection The gymnasium I tah Idaho and Nevada Pas ander "f the old building was also enlarged lit Ileallh Retirements High A discussion nn the magpie situa— storeroom built under the stage tion wns held and the member deeis and livestock men''me partitions removed and loekcra "Figures don’t lie" is a fnith often cided to place a bounty on the head Sanpete county received $! 49107 budt in the wall A new sprinkling hat and in loan disbursement never quoted without The magpie egg of the pest figure to from the Utah system was also installed in the hark it up and irrefutable proof of contribute greatly to the decline in and I tali Livestock I’loductinri et t New cement walk the Gredit association dm mg the eaten- - pleted with a shale pheasant cropj by destroying the Ibe fact that young men from the M dar year 1910 according to egg during the nesting season The state empire of Ctah N’evnda figures building and a and set at five cents per bounty whs just relensi'd by Edwin K Winder walk for protection to the new con Idaho ar above the considerably head and one cent per egg and are and Arthur Smith struct ion is svearge physically conclusively to be turned into As of December 31 Chariea Rasmussen ers Korn 191 out by figures thnt are a mutthem' Tbe were twelve loans outstanding ter (if official record at th U 8 for payment for W p The members also recommended ft $79 liofl in the county selective service Induction staarmy tion in the Ness building Salt Lake petition be sent To Governor Maw re"1' hv T0!?1 l0n" The Thurl tha of of NewAnd furthermore in the state number-mCity no atatistl-ea- l questing 61 the following: dedicator ell D Cook as slate fish and prayer game data has been received from for $4509 808 while in the Eleventh President any commissioner Gharles S llaasen of 'the other section of the United faim credit district State emhracing the Gunnison L D K stake: sneakers Saturday a delegation Is expected which has states of California even Utah approached closely a to Nevada Mr Eggertsen Superintendent Leland attend ft meeting at the state cpl-tand Arizona there were 7011 dis- - K Anderson point to endanger this claim Darrell J Greenwell at which time the proposed bursements for $35189418 1hi bit of Information wns restate W P A administrator and II game commission will be disTwo hundred seventy-eigh- t leased by Dr Walfred A loans J Hake of the district W I A Nelson cussed reader wi’l made to farmers in the county fire Induction station Music was furnished by' the president of lb Piute G for a total of Shotpui— Gotfr'lon frest deal of grave (ood for medical $611500 during the pe- Gunnison Valley examining board who in the Farewell Hanson Payson Miller Gunnison high school band tfht in this Party Honors In Washington today rjod from May 1 1933 through De- - and chorus under th direction of following figures ha summed tip the Hanson Tayson Brifngcr Wasatch cember 31 1940 by the federal land! j 'Wing is that 'It will be but a net result of selective arnica Induc- Departing Missionary Gilbert Childs Distance: 48 feet 1 inch academy of time and bank of Berkeley tion activities to date Including draft probably a short t Marvin FJeldsted who left Sunday according Special guests at the exrrlse InPole vault— Hicks Monroe Nelson at before we are convoying Charles Parker call No 8 which waa concluded on for Bait lark to enter the Of this cluded school board member president Mission Rd J Salina Jensen Manti '"h merchant Rosequist amount 88 loans aggregating th Our vir shipping 0 Thorpe-o- f I Training home prior to hia departure Hall rf April Ephraim Marysvale and Braithwaite Monroe Wxation or Greenland for were disbursements of land bank Minti Newman Reck Since for and the 1 eastern states Cell No of Centerfiebl mission field be Including tied for fourth Height: 10 feet indicates the way the funds while 190 loans were from 18ih Lloyd Christiansen of Mayfield and gun last November Inches through was entertained at ft farewell party 4 blows funds of the Land Bank CommissionGreenland offers poten Alma Peterson of Manti Mayor D call no 5 and Including one lit the Centerficld wrd church FriDiscus— R Hansen Got aval Payson and f er totalling $358200 sir bases to patrol and E Borg and memhera of tha Gunnb apeciel replacement call a total of day evening The program honoring Total loans outstanding in the coun- aon r vast Atlantic area Then fred"Pn riut Lar"PT- - Snow Coop Mr FJeldsted consisted of thefol-loca- l town city council president 258 selectees have been forwarded RlcMic“J ink It will not he muoh long- Halnao"‘ ty for both the land hank and Irnd Dewey Lund of Centerficld and mem- to the induction station numbers: ’lowing opening song “Come by Stance: 122 feet 4 inches ‘Jr our fighting craft surface Bank Commissioner as of December ber of his council ( Bahits" and Archie I hoards for final physical examination Come Y congregation High jump— Rosehlund Gunnison 31 1940 numbered 423 in '’Jes and air tha fco Buchanan of Centerficld who had th and Induction may have to b used thi Of number 2395 opening President Charles prayer McMullin' Payson and Newton Sat out and destroy ( Continued on last page I were actually Inducted and now serv- Hanson song “How Firm Tbe construction under hia supervision lina tied for second Roberts Mon land rest stations As of aervle at widely ing their congregation song “Annh roe Rosenlund Gunnison Anderson ' the British navy scattered rmy post wnd only 163 laurie" Ringing Mothers talk Bishjust isn’t Snow tied fop fourth hftugh to control all the Height 5 feet were rejecd for disqualifying phyl-ca- l op C A Peterson seas tribute to Mr 9 inches factor Thin is a scant 6 per FJeldsted Mr p British interests exist It is 120 high hurdles— Rosenlund GunMsry Barlow mala that British strategists are cent rejection rate and in comparison quartet sang “See The Mighty Angtl nison Hafen North Sanpete nt that we will help as part with the anticipated rejection rate of Flyirr" vocal dutt “Llttl Green Richfield K Allred North San- if 10 per cent (considered program or Valley" Fln Sorenson and Donna average F Tin" I Peterson violiniolo’ lulae Frsnd-fe- n normal) offers a better than near-a- e KT8S” How Announcement waa made Saturday coking coal The iron or would b curat President S J FJeldsted gave gunge of the physical condi“n D C from two mined in Bull valley 18 mile south-ne- tion of hudlel —Tlwlmnn RIcV n Washington l from this area1 Of a short talk and Marvin responded at youth I11 nawII 1'1’1': North SinpeU Old- quarter that there was hopea of the of Iron mountain and the con- the 163 who were j rejected1 it is in- the conclusion of the program folconstruction of an $8000000 Utah struction of 18 miles of railroad would mcMWJ Tim :277 frW0U'l r teresting to not the rarloua physice lowing which dancing and r efreh ig Iron plant located In tho vicinity be necessary defect which disqnHfied in the re! ment were enjoyed I nd ® ' Know Mt of Tleasant and Since h returned - obrlou to Washington Dowling tive order of their importance First irlrmjr “Favorable sentiment” for tho pig last January Senator Murdock has dental defieiencie conandrondit(ons pete Thompson Snow Henry Manti ron plant wan announced by Cover been working to awaken government tributed 2208 per cent of all rejecContinued on last page) Time :108 nrr Herbert B Maw and Senator Ab interest In th need for apd th tions second in Importance werg eye dash— Dowling Wasatch Murdock of Utah after the two offi- benefit that would Dow from th ear nose and throat caosca which conBe cial conferred with Frcsldent Roose- establishment of a major pig Iron In- tributed Rosen academy Rasmussen Snow 171 per cent and ‘then Listed ai another 'possibility dustry in Utah He had tough going velt Ht LO W FI " und- Gunnhom Time :243 defect 11 per eent run — Dowling Wasatch was construction of a $3000000 ateel at first since OPM at that time In- hetrt condition 16 j hemi per cent Dy 'r0m In conjuction sisted there Is ample ateel capacity (varying stage and academy Cope Richfield Sanderson mill to be operated type) eight per ' available in the ‘United States for cent flat feet 73 per cent defective lGunn'on H°Kev Wasatch academy with the pig iron plant Governor Maw and Senator Mur- defense needs and no necessity for vision 6 Anderson Snow Time: :546 Ha per cent overweight 3 per Fafety Coancll Warn Sunday run- -L Nelson tforth dock quoted the president as saying new production cent moral 24 per cent mental deDriver of Seventy Per JU!t t’ K In B he interested” waa “immensely about Hill Dunn Gunnison But a time went on and Pacific ficiency 24 per cent and nervous everybody— Sanpete Cent Darknee Toil °f republican — will hearing of a proposed Industry which coast shipyards airplane faetoriea and disorder 2 per cent Cunningham Waatch agree Monroe Other minor other industries began to experience contributing cause wer underweight was quite a emy A Fillmore Richfield Time: tion Pointing to planning a dcbatel 2:14 2 He commented W that he was the difficulty In getting ateel the IH'rson underhelght undr age high blood th aolution to the Increasing numlwr Mile— Olsen Snow Oonder Gun more Interested because h had just just about every-problem born me easier and alien citizenship Day pressure By of traffic fatalities that occur after' ' telegram s received from Pacific sfter day he has had sessions with states the Induction and rejection daik the Wasatch thing but when itjnison Cunningham National safety council of Clark coast shipyards citing a shortage of S R Fuller In charge of production rates were a follows: Utah 1641 In- Chicago lists to Fhanklin emy Seeley North Sanpete 16 recommrndationa we kinda get to- - Payson steel for government Time R029 ship construc- of raw material for OI’M and after ductions and 116 rejections Idaho for reducing death on the highway three month has convinced him thst 410 induetiona and 26 rejection Medley gether' — anyway and relay — Richfield (Bastion tion Among tho proposal of the safety when we gc£ on the Iovey( Fillmore Cope) Snow North In the same conversation the pres- Utah offers a rare opportunity Nevada 3(2 induction and 27 s council in it recently released bookwith discussed 'Governor ident Monroe Maw The Mr and Wasatch Fuller were platform president or the Sanpete academy let "The Prevention of Night Traffic radio — and are may- - Time: 4:098 and Senator Murdock the proposed eor Impressed with the project a It Accident” ia the suggestion that be looking for votes s ammunition Wasatch academy (Ricci Mr and Mrs Hugh Nielson and wherever proper street plant for has been out’ioed that they indicate lighting tn'ght Gun-t- o which The proper thing Prunger Buchanan Williams) the governor baa been plug- it should receive government back- daughter Kay of Ralt Lake City eliminate certain type of night and bis caller feel ing provided it is established do whichever nison Time 1:436 that th week end at the home of dent ging all week such improvement should be re in is to Mile relay — Gunnison Mrs Nielson’s mother Mrs Julius considered (Sanderson confident that if that project goes there is an abundance of agree with "When a condition of Washington and Jack-- Rosenlund Peterson Hill) Wasatch to the president with OPM endorse-- rr king coal in the immediate vicinity Jnhnseft of this city kind can h anticipated” Kay will say ment it will receive prompt approval of the pig Iron plant To sati-f- y main for an lnd finite stay with her 'the council “ths lighting should be campaign academy Monroe: Time: 351 Kvt In mind So pleased were the senator anti Mr Fuller and to reassure the Javelin — M Cooper Richfield about studied to se if it is adequst” — "it is diffi- - ton Payson Mellor Gunnison governor with the president's reac- ident Senator Murdock produced aj Fpot msps are one of the sugge-tioGunnison tion that they told him as they were report by J Bryce Forcst-- r 'giving! Mr and Mrs B A Hughs and Olsen sack to stand Gunnison for revrsling the danger spots rr Don and Bonnie Fait Laka whether th locality being elud ed in leaving that if Utah can get the pig the results rf tests of samples of foai'children omething for con- - Distance: 119 feet 6 inches s tak'-from the Mount Ilemant ds- spent Sunday at the home of Mrs in a rural or an utlan area n(r Broad Jump — Rosenlund Gunnison iron plant and the In the state's unem- posits which show it not only to be Ida B Nielson R'munition which we have' G tI!runger GI U’atch academy of these young Dhtion to the preparation d° 0IJ'lhirg ' coking coal hut a hettef friend of the Hughs children ployment problem will be solved and the council urges the irflihn ti ’n In history so their found elsewhere panied them there will be no more unemployed In coking coal thsn in Such a survey of the following n°4 be ashamed to in tho west with higher agglutinat-the state — fart about night traffic serid-nt- s j Furh a pig iron plant as waa pro- mg propettieji than the coal of the' once there rn of Time of occurrence 2 ghting r’H Potomac posed to the president would be lo- f unnyside field now used at the Co Sterling ary rejoicing over the ar- conditions 3 day of the wek 4 they gotta frrnto n 24 in Mt of Pleasant umbra steel Trovo Pan the cated and rival of a son born to Mr Peterson driver violation involved 5 type of Pnew 25: North vicinity plant at pete ith the Jiw down Piute 9 in close proximity to vast but a yeti letter than the coking coals from Thursday morning 6 Mother and cf the driver sreidmt 23'i Monroe 124 Manti 4 North Sevier Jo Sura are repotted to b doing nicely (Conlioued on last page) undeveloped dept's’U of high grade (Contlmd on last page) School Track Meet Construction Game Association Thursday Evening Annual Meeting er hd j rT Sanpete Farmers Utah Boys Receive Benefits Above Average Physically Farm Loan Funds Army Doctors ""I" Report wliM T f yrr Mt Pleasant Hopeful Of Obtaining Large Pig Iron Manufacturing Plant r°t J!SV imn’ 'MW ”? 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