Show - i r ' THE CUNNISON VALLEY NEWS A protect these rights by providing an added measure of responsibility Here are the six objectives of the union’s resolution as incorporated m the Bill: y Aliens are prohibited from holding any labor union office " I’nion leaders must have had By James Prlute years of experience in the You can expect to le ade lepresented by the union Hilmg All officials of the union hearing in months t o ronu a tjf : something called the “noun me funds of the organization must bill" Doren and he bonded y J Congressmen Lyle H Bomr n financial statement must be surd to each member at least once ley E Disney of oklilmnii bill actually was hm a year New Yoik annual vnti n Stoppages of work because of of Railroad Ya I'llnia-N'uth umsdictional disputes is forbidden America Die Thu uhIumI and jurisdiction ascertained by cerunion was worried al u tlm ’itv tified pi oof of representation the rash of tnkim A Uhm m “cooling off” dustries on the Inline nn m with period is provided It drafter and umn m ul d ptnl a ittlements to he retroactive resolution aimed at imuunu (t The actual hill isn’t much more caliber of union leademmp u than that Maybe that’s lomplicated freeing the labm mm ninnt fum u another teason it’s attracting more imlnuluil- who scrupulous hm than a few cursory congressional tlu puUsti reaped richly undei g lances But the main reason is this: afforded by the Wagm-ut "Inn a union gets busy and proThese rail toad uud th t poses a constructive plan for getting they believed the ihhmi liLu mou aehcteei s out of the union basiness ment to be a "poiipaitnl foundit n it's news to the wot kei s' light-’- ’ and tiny felt “as unionists we mu-- t not allow Kvoiy once in a while Mr Johnny this foundation to he weakund In Public docs something that 1 a minority grmtp who would destioy Fil- Mr Average Congressman with it to gain then nunconaiv ends'1 bis ear glued to the coming election They designed their lesolution not completely confused You will reto destroy any of liOoi's peiog call the amazement when Mr Pubtives under the Wagner Act but t lic said he wanted to be taxed and siingi Snaps to A iuil taxed plenty to pay for defense Mr tblic was apparently pretty well nformed on the dangers of growing deficits debt carrying staggering charges and inflation Now Mr Public as reported by ITiblic the American Institute of is willing to have his Opinion poll wage or salary frozen at the pres-- ' ent level if the cost of living can Je prevented froth climbing any highei pgr cent of the wage and salary earners said they’d he agree-1- ' able to such a move Askc tf they considered they were now being or some fair paid a wage salary sixty-foper cent said they were Mr Yet Average Congressman still can’t believe it So congress is still ooking for the magician's formula that permits prices to be frozen while labor costs continue to rise The “planned economy" boys are For lard at work again tome months they’ve been digging a round in the Yeposts the professors pre- ared for the Monopoly (T N K C) Committee building up outlines cartels to cover all basic American industries have formulated They quietly plans calling for cartelization of dustries like automobiles and auto parts iron and steel transportation hardwares building and equipment construction materials foodstuffs textiles tobacco and beverages The plan provides for many others the government controlling and 0f jervising each cartel consisting the private concerns within each of these major industries' As a corol-- I ary of the scheme the New ers would establish “yardsticks" for each industry — a system of Indus- trlal TVA’s The springboard for the plan is the argument that regardless of when the war ends and regardless of who wins the cartel system under n will be government control to the operation of any successful trade relations with the foreign nations Without any public pronouncement on the work the planhave completed the overall ners studies for the control of more than ’ifteen industries GUNNISON UTAH Homer Baitholomew aon of Mr and attending an appeal meeting of the (Mis Henry L Bartholomew will bo boar M hold Thuisday evening September 2T Irving Nelson Mrs RusseL ut S ‘HI p m at the Fayette Amuse- - Nelson and son Russel Reid and Mrs ( ball live invited nu‘n is Nelson and son Douglas of Mr Everyone and Mrs Aithm Bjeei gum d ell kmnvn among the n Utah visited at the Ray C entertained the Mayfield hoy- - fiom Homci lie ml set of hav home Baitholomew of last ydiey Friday Camp San Louts Obispo to a hot dm- youue-week the ing Ci ola ted fiom They wme enioutv V Goshen llst Thursday night clo o in I1' ''1 all In tiom Cunniiom yyheie they assisted Mis Maty William- - uul Mi- - Aim Mi- In lull d two a at - lif h is at t June- - Boyyn m eikhrating the odenek of Salt Lake t In mii"ing in inniyei u o hef natal day Friday Mayfield Wednesday at the bom II Mi will enter the John E Old of Nephi is visit Mi and Ms Meml Whitlock 'll lake City ill hei paleliti Oi (flu Mr and Mrs mg Mr and Mrs Morns Whitlock of Milbu and Ion Pi fot leave Mayfield this yveck Ml W nd Mi lei n M ite- - mi— am nn ill attend the B j umn and chil-- I yyheie they and en ei Oi t o ill liu ih ai e visiting Miles Mickelson has gone to w it ll Mi man’s rndliei Mrs Dora Lake where he has employment Msell The Primary cntei turned Mth Min Mai yin ’hi leturned Wed “Hansel 1n and Id Cietel" n urn he nil id oe operetta op u nr L’l from the Widnesday Septembs’r also ponsoied t a - 'I tiesday It They nesday night evening lit tiiinni-oalley hospital The and sold reft bazaar ha pel h Ol a ei the WUi for remainder of the eyenmg yya- - pr'ii lie II in oung Mens Paul MelA in dancing and laige crowd yya- - in lo pit nh nl Waidlow DEFENSE BOND QUIZ attendance - fi Mel Witnle'l M1II01 ladies Mr Mis 0 of lot ei et Hlld Mis Noting l’etei B n hoi mieyy MlMelh m Mayfield sitm piesldillt Ephraim visited )0 tetad stin es leceive any q ami M l11 din-i- n t the I'dell oa Mill ip home lay f the sale of peieentage lo u iKte Bll tllolonieyy ti m of Mi- - t e' lamps? sen ul llod !a Ibolomeyv song A No The retail stmes are idi M's atheiine mi tli’domew Mis 11 T RoWlnnd left Mayfield as a patriotic tcring their Donna Mello and Ida set vice lie li’inm leide Wednesday for Michigan yyheie just as banks savings and Jenson lame leadeis will join Mr Row land 'nan associations and others ate They plan t I’lie local Relief Sonetv executive make their home in that state giving their help in the sale of De-It icers attended m full fmcc the two- Ponds nse The Mayfield Mutual held then Like Relief Society convvntion held A ow j form lhe thrift habit °PininK social Tuesday q night Mmti for Smith SnnKt' 8P'l'nNd program and dancing yvcie Sun da) at nevanRry for me to buy many Deml (i’liiiukoii stake- Mis Anna S fense Bonds now' to Refreshments yyeie soiled help the govern- vnjoyod Pm low of Salt Lake tcpiescnting ment ? “fHcc's for the young ladies me A Mrs Virgie Anderson president with tlic gem’inl hoHiil of Relief Society The easiest way is to instruct The Priesthood was in attendance AH°n Bartholomew first and Mis ami your employer or bunker to hold back Relief Society executives of both r small fraction of second counselm lie ni 'e Schow your salary or in takes wcie also attendance and other income Even 10 cents a day niens officeis are H ( Bogh a very profitable and en- and a dol’ar on 'resident wjth Melvin Hanson fust icpoited your birthday will One feature of joyable convention mount up in one year to $37 BO th Gison Christiansen second emm tlm program wna a musical number relor purchase price of a $50 Defense Bond James Jensen of Mayfield is in the “Song My Mother Taught Me” by Bigger savings buy bigger bonds ihe Gunniaon Stake Singing Mothers Salt Lake L D S hospital recoverNote— To buy Defense Bonds and under the direction of Mrs Rdieccu ing from a major operation 'tarrym go to the nearest post office mlei son hanjTor savings and loan association Bishop and Mrs Lester Hanson enMr and Mrs Cuilos Larsen and or write to the Treasurer tertained at a family dinner in honor of the of Mrs Merril Peterson of Gunnison sons Franz and Kimhal and Mr and United States Washington D C son Mis Snow Russell and Sharp of Also Stamps now are on sale at reSaturday evening at the Ilanaon home Castle Dale were Sunday visitors at tail stores Covers were laid for twelve the home of Mr and Mrs Vernal PROOF THIS WHISKEY IS 5 YEARS OLDSCHENLEY DISTILLERS CORF o f Gee I A An inquiring writer asks the GoodMr and Mrs John James spent year Rubber company to tell him where what makes rubber bounce most of the week at Fillmore After Mr Jnmes who is a member of the that one is settled they might go party for Elder Henry Taylor Grazing advisory board was into the question of rubber checks FAYETTE NEWS farewell ON DISPLAY SEPTEMBER 26 M 86 I 'on —J Buy from our advertiser I MAYFIELD NEWS NYC M f This is Going : Too Far! ¥ ' Bob (wring): "ITbo matched the lulh from my lamp ? 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