Show THE GUNNISON U' GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS m GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS UTAH v THE SQUEEZEi Our Obligation to our customers It’s routine duty with us to run a sound bank And it’s an everyday obligation to give you the best in banking service TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE AN OLD "RED" TRICK "It is apparent to anyone who has learned the tricks of communists that they are again up to their old that of spreading the 'shenanigin psychJogy among the American pjo- pie that there is nothing to fear from communism in the United States" says the National Republic “As in the early stages of the Rus sian revolution it is to the reds' ad vantage here to make people outside their closed ranks believe that the number of reds in the nation is small A fast finish is the best innost that there is no fear from the bol- -' shevik because there 'are only a hand- - races but not for (lie homeward-bounful of communists' in the United motorist who has had his mental and States This works fine for the redB physical reactions duled by a long for there are always many who play journey the game of 'consolers' during trou- So remember take time to be safe blesome times These ‘consolers’ in Observance of this rule will give some this instance become the spreaders of ers’ ability to accident experience will the reds’ anaesthetic to lull the Am guarantee of safety— that is the driv- ei lean people back Into peaceful alum be as small as possible bez so that communists can continue their work with less interruption TAXES AND from adverse public sentiment They RENTS know that if the American people as Milwaukee landlord Increasing a whole believed there really was a U a month per tenant In one red menace the roads for continued ren tells his payment houses communist progress would be blocked tenants why The increase he says know all also in that influence They If congress would be turned against ®ctly covers increased taxes re t any time reduced he them They realize that the federal taxei aM® "the saving will be passed on In government and the state govern- rent reduction’’ ments tfould be forced by public The landlord's purpose here It may dignation against red progress to act be supposed is In the first mllitantiy “Therefore communists chuckle Pftc® he wants to put responsibil when they hear their critics mini- - lty for th® Increase in rent where it mise their influence by referring only belongs In the second place he wants to the relatively small 'paid member- - to awaken tax consciousness in his ship’ in the ’Communist Tarty’ They tenants If the landlord’s figures are th® tenant may discover for themselves know that the ’paid’ mem- bers of the party consist only of the himself that he is this year paying highly skilled organizers of the move-- 1 °metbing like $130 in taxes on the ment who represent only the general- - apartment he occupies In other words more than 25 per ship of the entire movement the re-mainder of which is concealed by cent of what he is paying as “rent" is actually going to the tax collector thousands of camouflages do They not want any Influential men in 'aym- - That is something for him to keep in party' with their objectives to affil- - wind when he considers his attitude late with the Community Tarty open- - toward government extravagance and lyi outside tho party these men are waste— Milwaukee Journal able to do more for them by declaring truthfully that they are not Commun FADS OF ist party membera when ao charged 1888 By disproving auch charges they en- d nd hnc their vlu to the prty ifashins of a half century ago are -The communist re never grently Ve from coum b womcn concerned over ho mll the rt iBhed n Nlbvlll neWBpaper roster ta if they are able to enlist in the 'red cause’ from three to four mil-- 1 -There is a great run on watered lion or more In labor unions ilk’ "d tl'1 of tkf1Ferhd " In widely omnied pcce movement ta wilhout 0M thl work relief troop In unemployed ro!" c°hl water treatment for ranks in farmer movements in co- beautiful complexion is said to be operative movements in civil liberty movements in racial movements in alnlng mor® converts every day K1'18 would appear to have foreign-bororganizations in student g in church move com® the craze again and finest ailthreads tho favorite ments in professorial and hrs The admiral’s hat did not have movements and the like “Therefore the next time some long run because it made the average of a communist menace! woman look like a guy talks to you about the impossibility Trayorbooks in colors to correspond of it happening here thrust these with the ecclesiastical season are exfacts down his throat and make him hibited shed hi sheep’s clothing" Solid silver paper knives in the form of a Damascus sword have crept Great Britain according to cable in among wedding presents dispatches it cheered by the Increase! Many womcn who “go in for com in the number of new babies and fort’’ cling to the d circular building permits Maybe they planned regardless of the fact that the gar- it that way ment is not as fashionable as it was Several strings of pearls around An Englishman has invented a new the nock have to a great extent tak not “jumping" autogiro Why equip en the place of the velvet band in con the pedestrian with one? Inection with the evening dress ‘I ii t! ii I i! rht t i like the way we do s You’ll like the consideration and personal attention we give to every request that only a bank tremendously interested in its customers finds the time and the inclination to give You’ll Many motorist habitually atep on the gas —drive faster — when they get within a few miles of their garages end the comforts of home After a long trip to urge to hurry up through the last few miles to get home is apt to be pretty strong But it isn’t safe Drivers are the victims of fatigue d t th® of a journey They are not lcrt M wcn starting out Thpy tend to be tired and haste to &et home increases the danger of accidents ta —--- n nr Anchors or Wings? GUNNISON — Member nt BETTER MEAT ANIMALS Federal Reserve System t £ f jnr w ills H ire b ids iwi bf fu" rT"1 feof - trt f oZr I Looming larg on ot go re ernment expenditures for the near fu-f most Hospitable alert young man who wants to “lUtcn ture is the cost of an increased navy the necessity for which is quite gentlm6’ from the heart Nothing gives erally conceded in view of the new straight the “Aussie" family more armament race among all the larger pleasure Sea My sterie thanto have U s navyman home powers 00 hlpp-nIn Inevitably there has arisen in this connection the old argument over types of warships most needed Many contend that the cost of new battleships of the largest class is too great and that they are likely to be at the mercy of aircraft and submarines in any war of the future Most naval authorities however believe that the battleship is as essential as ever Without presuming to pass on this question it is pertinent to note the enormous increase in the cost of s battleships over a period years Prior to the World War would cost less largest battleships than 15 million dollars each The newest American battleship now in service is the West Virginia performance E Dinr Tall 1W5 placed in commission in 1923 which cost 27 million dollars The hattle-shiwhich It is now proposed build will cost 60 million dollars or more each Besides the initial cost the expense of keeping a battleship in commission is very heavy In 1936 the ©per ating expenditures of tho West Virginia amounted to $1701690 about of which was for the SAFETY CLASS A STEEL BODIES pay of officers and men MODERN APPEARAr There are 15 United States battleships now In service but eight of these are more than 20 years old and CTEP to th clM NOW all will be over that age limit by trfyhraUe gwd ttrea' iM Prfrmancc — d of I o3 coW AnJ JlK1 ln"ri“- - -n " r M £SS Wo rn Whyr — 7 FIRE THEFT and All Classes of Ininnw Written ' IRA OVERFELT Gunnison Valley Bisk DURI H9ffSEB0322 USED comfort fmturrol k)k4 1U4 ma4 IM7 For ” After having worked five years to! raise prices the New Dealers are now getting in shape to punish big business for having rained prices v BANK !— NAUTICAL Federal Deposit Insurance Corp NOVELTIES s Great livestock expositions are primarily dedicated to production of betThe following Nautical Novelties ter meat although this basic aim is sometimes shadowed by the glamour are submitted by the U S Navy Re- of horse shows and 'excitement over eruitlng Station at Sait Lake City: ocean wM fo high bids for the grand champion months endangered by them steer Navy to the Rescue havior of the Governor Par lUUVwliUUll WiiOlObUl WWA1C9) abied British schooner abandon Everyone connected with the indusOn February 13 when the U S bu fa tbe counlry down cke(i the crew in try points out the editor of a leading She am' heavy cruiser Louisville was leaving under the equator it is quite a differ- feed journal wants the average grade her hold ? fortune in Canzdat i of beef pork and lamb so improved the harbor of Sidney Australia the ent affair Tea there consists of three lce steamer put fr' that they consumer will be glad to usua crowds of our friendly cousins or four different kinds of cold meats ®va cota to tow were present to bid a fond farewell salads cookies two dr three! ““Wi nav mor for It Urn h tock her canto botndfc S(erent lind’ hol coIdlvage d (riends (he nwymde farmer would prosper Scrubby unter had boarded her t they U S navy Every type of craft con- - tea ale and all the rest that goes lo' storm derfed livestock offered in public forced them to aban ' ceivable was packed with men wo- - make a bounteous feast stockyards daily show lack of feeding attempt Months later sh ipjt men and children waving their hats The “Aussies" are past masters in off care by many human producers the Azores where again handkerchiefs and scarfs at the men the art of conversation The Stranger at salvage met with the Total United States farm income ” th h slol3 comm into th®lr home is made to J0?00'1" from meat animals in 1W is placed Her final fate like that t1 the beautiful feei steaming ease The at perfectly ques- - others remains a many at two and billion dollars mystery harbor and heading tions Some experts assert the net profits they have tq ask concerning the for the open sea great and ’rich cotintry of America to producers from meat animals could But tragedy marred her majestic leaves the visitor little time to think Origin of Signal be doubled if quality were raised and The international signal of ik The boat departure ferry Rodney was of the strangeness of his surroundconsumer returns enhanced has no particular kl packed with passengers and when ings Experiment stations are doing adof them rushed to one side to The ravages of the World War other than a distress signal mirable work in the way of improv- many better see the American cruiser dis- because the eharaetm picked up thinned out the male population coning rations This is indicated in the 0lowedi Th Kodney capsized to transmit The combini tncreiaed uu ol soybean oilmeul siderably there rare easy consequently tn to dis unmistakable mcn lmrdint in th fee) in of entile by lhe WT” "d ch“dren many more women than men The The distress and easy "core‘ overb’ard in seventy- signal was chosen ho Tho average “Aussie" girl thinks thaf the dairy cow nnd poultry ‘W° International R T conference hE others were American sailor is a 1937 soybean crop was the second mighty fine I “catch” During the last U- S fleet close to the big trapped mthe largest in history Teaching Ducks to Sia total A survey shows that 9871 Pbe U°usville stopped immediately visit to Australia in 1925 350 sailors married Australian girls Uncle Sam1 The WPA we see has allotted ? per cent of the soybean oilmeal pro- - an owere(i aB boats An officer in the year ending last Septem-fd oveboard and swam to the chartered a special boat for their first ' 867 to finance a study of the He broke open a cabin 30 went into livestock and °incytrip to the land where every family of tourist trade in Florida WdU poultry feed Of the soybean oil produced an re8CUei a woman trapped within owns a car where everyone dresses will be nice work for the relief ft Many of the Louisville bluejackets neat and 794 per cent went into edible uses expensively and where the who can get it And what 4 The soybean in the form of meal eaPl nto the water and supported standard of living is higher than in new WPA projects it opens up1’ the experts say has proved to be an tbe drowningr victims until the boats any other worth of climate to California 4 country in the world reach them important factor in helping producers cou thors and politicians to Indians Fve persons were known to be 'Radio Work improve quality meat because of its to Oklahoma and Texas of sta: concen- - drowned and twenty-fou- r to I superiority as a others mis of skyscraper tu Pittsburgh in Proper they 'oFiutomobil to oi credited th m do Ur U tho b'Ue "k'U with ch v Washington " and he greater dsaster for the 150 pasaen- Lilities are pracUcally onlimKei San D‘e0’ c&v± With radios on BATTLESHIP on the gers ferryboat COSTS eyery sbip in the navY and scattered Ask any sailor wh h k Subscribe— don’t borrow 1943r L VALLEY ip o euPrb SEE YOUR FORD DEALER ?- - fn foDAYl r'cui-rwZ- nZ i vs E vf ku to toTitra KX743 IN TOU DSIV1 cid arms can ( T 5 f r |