Show IL ( 946 1 THE GUNNISON Auction of agricultural lay field lVIL products ?1ualon where mopeople are than — l n The You Can Do flggjns hungry GUNNISON UTAH FSht (JanCer JJjg Qjjggj at any time during Informatlon as re- thCt rt8r' e the world situation Eight vears ago the American and twin shows that the people in Europe Cancer New Yor Society's s Melvin Jensen Lake will be rationed to just one- - Committee awarded a medal to ters went to Salt 04 our ood a daughter I® Time consumption Inc Fortune's for partly y e bread ration of France who is attending “Cancer article rtne encyclopedic and I4aly ls iust half of what it The Great Darkness ” Since that there Snow 'vas efore and this tune a medal has been awarded find Mrs Wendell Steven came from Salt °°d constitutes almost 2 3 of every year to someone who has dle4 the week end at helped in bringing cancer to the e and spent Tbe United States has done attention of the American peo- Mfynd Mrs John IVuch t0 relleve the critical ood pie— helped in the ensen fight against President the disease that claims 175000 Shortage from Salt problem is here Poulson rl hi parents Mr Truman’s program Americans yearly e Visiting has been Widely publicized and 'Poulson i Mrs Elmer Mans fight against cancer and son we repeat it here aches with paradoxes Irs Birdie Clements Caught Campaign to conserve food home at the in Pfice visiting the cancer is generally early Mrs Isac McQueen especially bread by consumers most curable of all Ser sister causes major Udell Chris-se- retailers and dealers of death few lishop and Mrs but relatively c opping use o wheat and eariy cancers get any treatment visited at Nephi Friday Social Hour club were enl° er grams for jj0t onjy are some types among alcohol usj° the most difficult of all ills to gined Thursday evening' by The million Christiansen by Wm diagnose early but sufferers Rook June 3 who suspect that they have canining was spent playing 3 Extracting more flour from won Christiansen cer often conceal the symptoms j Ruth Wheat (80 per cent rather than score and Marjorie Heath the Today the fight against were 72 per cent) and limiting the diseas guests Twelye has jnd brought into distribution of flour refreshments sent Dainty American the open and the 4 Control over inventories Cancer Society has launched its ye served or w eat and flour first decentiy ambitious money 5 Rail priorities for wheat The goal is 12 ralsing drive corn meat and other essential dollars for education foods and research prevention 6 Control over exorls April is the month set aside wheat and flour for the drive with the various 7 Export 365000 tonfc of fats set aside for dates following oihs and bilhon pound of 1 to 10 t meat and increase exports of special campaigns: April17 7 t0 organ- Ir and Mrs Milton Barthol-ejarge prjj gifts milk and cheese arrived in Fayette last izations clubs 9th to 21st bui- 8 Additional shipping of food was men ness firms professional :ek Mr Bartholomew to Europe and movement of 14th to 28th school campaign? discharged from the U copia (for cocoanut) 21st to 28th theatre collections Navy 9 Conservation of grain used jist to 28th all miscellaneous Mrs Elgin Mellor was in Salt for feeding livestock activities ike April llth to attend the are interested in this People Miss niece of her edding critical food situation and every arthy Bird to Ward Killpack family 18 beln ured to con’ t reception was held in the Jade serve on food and to Prodace ooni at the Hotel Utah especially at this time muore Frank Hansen and son Duane should there be a home 8arden fSanDiego Calif visited Mon- to us a better balanced diet &lve Roxie Christeny with Mrs and an adequate food supply take the food off the mar Dont Mr and Mrs Wallace Robin- ket which you can Produce at and threq children of Castle home late are visiting with Mr RobiMrs Annie D son’s mother hbinson David O McKay Clean-U- p Stresses fJCWS VALLEY NEWS Fayette News H"W— firm ' lews ' t ’Submitted by LL Keetch and Rqth Parrish Farmers throughout the na- - rinW It tasking-tht- planting decision ptin out the Besides cleaning and whisky beer gambling Joints and putting a stop to the flaunting of immorality in Salt Lake City David O McKay L D S apostle suggests other 1m- for the Centennial lr” year 0 184' final Provi" lor the ' ::put In Producers pro- - just completed ar r°f Lg stus —— DPinil of w — 0Qj JAMES PRESTON b More and more the farmer of the nation are feeling) that they are the Administration’s step children — and that feeling is itself forcefully m expressing Congress Their sentiment goes back to the After the 1940 election President Roosevelt campaign wait told by the lute Harry Hop Sum Rosenman kins Judge Leon Henderson and other such could advisers that the farmers not he depended upon ” The Democrats lost the tug Middle - Kansas Western farm states Indiana Minnesota Michigan and even Henry Wallace's home state of Iowa Administration policy shaped toward itself more and more union labor and in particular ttie CIO Early in his third term Mi Roosevelt broke definitely with the American Farm Bureau and the National Federation The only farm organ- Grange ization in good standing was the National Farmers Union which to was and is very friendly the C I O for Farmers Protest When price control came Mr Roosevelt and his ad44Mf444444444"f4t4t4'44“E444"f44'4"t44E444'44"l'44'E44 alarm visers showed definite over rising farm prices but very little concern over rising wages Very early and over farmer protests the Administration began to use subsidies to hold down food costs The farmers pointed out that consumers were better able to pay a fair price for food than ever before and that subsidies were inflationary The agriculturists contended with bitterness and Justice that the real reasons for the subsidies were to placate labor while keeping down wage demands The subsidies however did not prevent labor from askin one form ing arul receiving or another a steady scries of The Adminiswage increases tration paid no attention to the farmers complaints and raised the amount of consumer food subsidies to around $2000000-00- 0 a year The Spirit Of Easter Is Best Expressed With Flowers ORDER OF moDEnnuon the onnnD of FIllE quniilTU YOURS NOW Potted Plants Of All Kinds We can fill your orders now for spring planting of trees shrubs Bulbs Flowers and vegetable plants Behind this feeling of the farmers now being expressed on Capitol Hill ls the demise on the Senate floor of the Administration's pet measure — the Minimum Wage Bill It exdownfall of a great the plains many of the Administration’s It probprojects ably will explain the defeat of a great many more In thg future ca”t ' UTAH Snapshots Maqtl Utah urEeJf ppea”“Sw th® cl buUdng e agricultural hlstory — to' meet a ® J1® peace- probable unprecedented ®r p a tne demand both domestic and (hese dens and the growi ioreisn Wtat TIlE Spotlighting Washington By business organizations A widfe variety of businesses are represented in the filings and many are war veterans opening small businesses Affidavits conducting businesses the first three months' of this year totaled 192 as Industrial Expansion Forscen against 320 for the entire yea 1945 The establishment soon at of rubber $300 Million Reclamation Nephi of an industrial manufacturing plant employing Project Seen For Utah more than 300 workers is Secretary of the Interior J A dieatixe of the future industrial expansion seen for Utah by the Krug has informed the Utah i n Incongressional delegation of Department Publicity and dustrial Development The war Washington that his department to construction of is favorable foeused the ejesof big industrialists on Utah And Nephi is the Central Utah irrigation and His department to be eongrutulated on securing power protect be declared to stands ready such u plant Arrangements collaborate m preparing a conhave been made to secure a the site north of the eit for gressional bill authorizing Utah project the fnetory b representatives Secretary Krug of the Thermoid Company of and his associates will visit Utah in Mav to familiarize themselves Ne Trenton manuJersey of irrifacturers of automobile brake with the importance gation to Utah and what its linings future means to development Business Spurt Seen the eeonomv of the State In Salt Lake July 24th Plans Announced All records for the starting of The Days of 47” celebration new business ventures m Salt to be held this year in Utah Lake City have been tapped 15th to 24th will surpass July during the last three months Thomas B Child Salt Lake County Clerk’s Office anything yet announces president A study of the reports indicate vUF Events the include new filings of articles in incorof tlie queen and coronation g poration and affidavits for con- - pioneer costume ball a business indicate that nacle choir concert a mammoth a high percentage represent new parade and a colorful pageant REID FLORAL fS iinpete County i ' Cancer has no regards for age It takes more lives of children than the 4 combined children’s Infantile diseases Paralysis Measles Whooping Cough and It is the greatest and Diptheria cruelost killer of American men between the ages of 35 and 55 and is the second greatest killer of men At present three people die every 10 minutes of cancer One of these three can be saved Wnen detected early enough and treated effectively at least 30 to 50 per cent of cancer cases can be cured To save those w'ho die needlessly and to increase the number who can be saved we must do these three vital things 1 Spread knowledge everywhere of the danger signals of cancer and urge people to con--sult a dortor in time t0 be savpd 2 Provide far more and much better hospital facilities for preand treatvention diagnosis ment of cancer 3 Expand widely the scientific research attack which will treat- lead io more effective even the men and Possibly elimination of cancer f You can help even more by donating to your local campaign Do it today drive committee ” m 145 11 1 1st - 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