Show - Economic ignugnis Gunnison Valley News ' ndimtrial News Reriew Gunnison— “The Sugar Beet and Turkey City It is significant that th most agto Winston gressive opposition GUNNISON UTAH THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 1941 No 20 Churchill in England has developed Irora his lefusal to open a new front m Europe The demand for this has' largely come from labor M P’s' but they haye been given the support ot' Republicans-Citizen- s’ s a number of conseivativea and WHEREAS conditions' in the world today have necessThe feeling is growing in many itated an unprecedented peacetime extension of our Army cuarters that Hitler’s Russian campaign has for the first time sufNavy Marine Corps Coast Guard and reand his diveited eneigies ficiently WHEREAS our nationsl civilian defense program necessources so that it may be possible to sitates a strengthening of all those services essential to the carry the war to Germany three from each ticket conduit The military problems involved in Ward Re’ief 5o iety public health and welfare and Sucessfol Campaigns — Election Coifeence Sunday Evening this are enormous and no layman is WHEREAS no section of the United States is free from t lose in All Departments in a position to discuss them There C the J of Penney Mnnageiship Tin (iiimuMMi waul Relief Society the threat of natural disaster such as flood or catastrophe is however a pioblem of mot ale m- store in Gunnison hands changed will hold tln'i1 conference Sunday hurricane tornado drought earthquakes fire explosion epiVoteis rultying to the polls at th volved which is of the utmost of H D Monday with the arrival evening in the Gunniaon waul chapel municipal election Tuesday Uni est in the nations which Oveson who will relieve 0 M demic and place poitance he fo lowing pioginm wi be cut- - three Republicans In office and thu has occupied is obviously grow- - lick as head of the local concern WHEREAS the international situation still continues to ned out- pi elude Mis (dheit bjeltlmmbora of the Ctien’ patty wlt The hoiiible toll of executions! Gun-iing Oveson before jjr coming t) sted mmhei musical Singing th aeVenth and dividing off ice th cause intense distress among Innocent victims making essential is evidence of njson occupied Fiance assistant manager at the Mothes piajer Mis Hvum Chris- - of mayor( American aid to suffering humanity abroad and to Ray R MftcB that Hitler’s henchmen aient killirg penney stoic in Murray woiktng In of offices Mrs tinmen sustaining I Fiench cit zens for fun but because tba hadpd both tickcts WHEREAS the American! Red Cross is the only organof capacity for the past fifteen lutul winters Dewey picview Mr In addition to Metcalf the f they endanger th& put pose and poll- - montha The new manager has had woik and pi esident repoit Mrs Wilization in our land equipped and ready first to assist advise So it is argued that low mg cies of the Reich received the majorities f wjde experience in buying and comes liam Fun conference theme Mrs and otherwise serve the men of our armed forces and their G Rosenval’ L the if the Allies could stait an aggressive to thia community with high recom city positions: musical number Royal Buchanan loved ones at home second to carry on in our own and every r councilman military campagjn against Hitler 01 mendations He hag worked for the Singing Mothers talk Mis Roy Ed- Republican other community such indispensable welfare programs as Red Harold Christensen the Continent the subjugated peoples j c Penney company for the past Republican Han win ds talk hy a member of the board C Olsen Republican and W L M would be immensely encouraged and thirteen years and was associated with Cross Public Health Nursing instruction in Home Nursing Mrs lemaiks Ray Bartholomew Citizen councilmen would increase the extent and scope Mr Garlick for five yeais while both musical First Aid Water Safety and all kinds of Accident Prevention Bishop Ilyium Christiansen William R Riggs Citizen incumbent of their opposition were employed in the J C Penney number Singing Mothers closing the Junior Red Cross in the schools to act as and through reoordef Mr Jos A Larson Citizen There is little doubt but what that store in Helper Mis Ieolu Edwards prnyei the medium far service by out young people third to render treasurer If for in Argument has validity Mra Oveson and daughter will join disasters The closest vote on the t'cket w itance British troops could effect a M 0veaon in Gunnison and they protection and relief in case of the Hallowe'en Parties Keep soil the on and French between Byron Knighton Republican push and fourth to undertake the administration of American aid landing wi make ther home here as soon as Youngsters Entertained Germans back the democratic world f jnai arrangements are made nominee for councilman and and refugees abroad to stricken A Hallowe’en would take it as a miraculous tonic piuty was hell at the w L McIntyre Citizens’ choice foi Mr Garlick” well and popularly D E BORG Mayor of Gunnison THEREFORE Hamilton ward evening But it is apparent that Mr Chuichil1 known Saturday same position McIntyre’s vote tbe local residents and The for the two districts was 137 as by the Primary his high command even though proclaim the period of the 1941 American Red Cross Annual sponsoi ed er 0f the Gunnison store since 1934 was held in connection with the pnml wlth 134 for Knighton Roll Call from November I to November 30 a time during they realize this believe the t'me is tendered his resignation giving with the A bazaar annual fitting program McIntyre a majority of three votes And heie again a morale not right which the public spirited people of this community both men company some time ago ill health as well as military problem is in- - J making it necessary for him to seek prmonM to th Ur (rroiip con- - Whl WM rtlvlty and womens boys and gilds should make every effort to support nil of dulls Mil ltlnK volved younict' an occupation less strenuous At the dur th IU and strengthen the Red Gross by enrolling through our local U "" " The hard truth is that England ha" time of his resignation he hnd been f7 nd fight w put on goodnturll wh th mumbor Mmury th had nothing but failuie in her land with the company for sixteen years memberships in it and 1 further proclaim that it is the sense ou of dltrbutln (luu no old chinoo Thu motif of th purtv of all of us who are residents of Gunnison that our membership operations agairtst Germany during 0 Mr GrIick gtated that plana for ulifMton J(1 was to secure funds to get equipment this war Her navy and air force haveLke future had not of the candidates enrollment in the Red Cross must be larger than ever this yeaT yet been completed and material for handicraft work for Her infantry and her but he and his done wondeis family would remain in order to enable this great national organization of ours to Direct Following are the election results he children in the primary artillery and her mechanized divi-jGiinnison for the time beirtf tlon of the work will be under Mr ff om nearby towns: meet whatever demands may be made upon it alons on the other hand have been A large crowd also CENTERFIELD— Venice Kearns completely unable to cope with theii i The Qleanor Girls met Tuesday C Good Government — Mayor attended the party held Friday to The officers and teachers of the The Bonni Foi club was entertain enemies This is no criticism! njn(f the home of Mrs Norwood celebrate Hallowe’en at the Gunnl-- Dewey Lund 112 (headed both evened at the home of Mrs Royal of the courage or resolve of Tommy Hyres Following a discussion of the Gunnison Primary met Monday ILtrustees The ward evening was spent ts) Mrs Elmer Atkins at the home of Mrs Ellis last Wednesday Kipling’s “Thin red line of I leaders of the Mormon faith games The party was sponsored Alma J Larson 43 0 L Malmgren But Britain sim-- J were played and light refreshments chett After problems were solved Nielson gave a book review on “Opera dancing 'eros still remains 54 G W Sorensen 64 a singing practice was held and re-and wel Tcnhauser” by Richard Wegner by the Gunnison Primary served ply hasn’t the equipment C Dewey yor Citizens were served to fifteen Refreshments were served at 4 o’clock freshments haven’t been able to deliver it to her Lund trustees Alvixtv Barlow - 59 members The German to thirteen members in sufficient quantity 52 59 Alex A Beck Clive Despain Army whether you like it op not is f Alvin Fjeldited 72 still the best in the world No disposition a to the tie that England’s debacles at Dunkirk and resulted between R A Fjeldsted and In Crete and Norway tell the story Mr Malmgren has been made They There soldiers did all and more thin are tied for the fourth office of could be expected of them But a man trustee with a gun in his hand is no match for Tops Properly Taken Care of All Farms Harvest'ng Three A trooper with a few month8 MAYFIELD-T- he Have High Value In Fattening a tank Acres or More in Last S Years Lambs and Steers of training can’t equal a ruthless Ssys Specialist Labrum Gunderson of Mt PleasOnly 55 Ter Cent of Reports Republicans elected their en Classed as Commercial Farms bly trained soldier of the Reich Received In National Defense tire ticket with the exception of ono ant Will Represent Sanpete Counswehr with seven or more years of As beet tops are a valuable feed for trustee office e Truck and Bua Inventory John Mortenscn the Organization! ty In All farmers of Sanpete county who livestock they should be conserved Democratic nominee intensive received ' the "'ll1"? Intend to grow three acres or more ex- him Th A second mailing of truck and bus of the Utah State and M properly Hairy R Smith majority for one of the four offices Organization gllotment tha husbandman at nmal tenalon Dilast long in a sky which holds twenty I from their Christiansen made Council of Defenae authorized by Angus mayor trustees today by 7 county AAA committee E questionnaires was State Agricultural college Luftwaffe panes for each one of the! y the Orson Chrlstlanaen Alvin Lyman and of 1941 Utah legislature IH Anderson chairman of the com- - rector of Motor Vehicles E G I p va®a Jesse Bartholomew fill tho other off i Herbert to 11000 truck and bua owners in recommended by Governor jlmittee said today much Mr Churchills Much waste Is caused by pasturing cea made their B Maw has been completed through-I Where in the past potato allot-i- Utah who have not yet lie is understand to thus easy policy Defense out the twenty-nin- e National in the counties of the the tops on the ground because mnt Have been made only In com' reports I stock destroy the feed value of the apparently conserving all the mill-truck and bus inventory now under of Utah I merc P°tof° counties this year all tary resources England can obtain farm for traffic the advisory highway the of twenty UnP" hy trampling them into the aoil With way appointment b® commercial classed as As he said some time ago the diffi- nine county council of defense chair-- Much of thla waste can be avoided arms onwb ch verae committee to the war department cultles Hitler is experiencing In been received men who also serve in the posts ofhy placing the tops in small pile in thee cre or more of potatoes Returns have already arrival of their first sia provide no guarantee thit Ger Held 55 percent of the truck Hauling the tops into a ioMngwn the county coordinator! the organization- - Hh wcre harvested during the three years from about anJ feeding them as part of the tDandchild a fme 7 pound 6 ounce many will not attempt a majjr inva-and bus owners in the state a al structure of the Utah State 1940 and 1941 and In addition satlion of the British Isles before long ration haa proved to be the most The inventory is being made at cil of Defense is ready to function e counY arm op w Snl° England is sending planes and tanks M80 anY handling them Pro- - JIri’ waY Labrum Gunderson of Mt Pleasant the request of the war department hnd Salt Lake Mr Churchill anl his ad-- ! conumtte determines three acres or to Russia lessor Smith explains comwill defense national represent county Sanpete the advisory 1942 in harvested Mrthe former P’r Lum visors know that the British public more will be conserved by placing Complete returns are neces- chairmen of the local defense I Payments for complying with the mission niles or by ensiling Mother and sen are reported to be d must not be unnecessarily subj eted to this country can make The pattern of the county councils iie’miniarg e program by seeding within acreage sary so that I them the and is (Continued on Page 5) ’lppy 8r mother the P5 ground dry to Dan M allotments will be based on the nor- detailed plans for adequate transpor- of defensej according who Juat returned from Salt Lakethe com- Whelan- regional director Is the same I westner eiesr mal yield except that no payment will tation in any emergency — satlsfacTrench silos have proved - - for each of the twenty-nin- e counties be made with respect to any farm on missioner explained ' in many parts Ranker and Wife Re1 eased! They are prescribed tory for storing tops which no potatoes were harvested on Every additional day of delay 'in of the state west but silos should not be From Sadt Lake Hoepital ' ofl® law and tha organization by truck by 1940 from 1939 returns three final years receiving any of the as weather apd Beitormy and 1941 and the operator did not and bus owners la costly he added the Utah ppundl of Defense Ira Overfell feturrel 11 "1 ? '10 cl tk Urrtln f th "" fmm'tli llolcro office force la harvest potatoes on any other farm because a special hopltl t Fuu' w maintained to check all questionnaire Cit during this same period If the acreage of potatoes harvest-wiconfined to the hospital for several (Continued on last Page) With all the cards on the table you plains cent-o80 the lesa than is ed per get a fair dea almost any place When the tops are placed in piles So long as you don’t have a card in potato allotment the payment will be they should be well packed and at tha reyour boot you wil’ reduced in line with the amount of dd'd to Veep th 10 Eltu homClt' pile lettlea mor along pretty duction in the harvested acreage Sturdy tnnln high pile ipprolmtcly tight On the other hand if an acreage N” good But if you do In were worth thl stored Top have one in your olJ in excess of the potato allotment or d'7 IU5 per ton of beet for fttcnlng ‘I0lh M"' three acres whichever la the larger la ' Vnd South lemh In DkoU leer you may be neater harvested a deduction from farm pay Beet topa should not be fed as the raProv This deduction than menta will be made the cemetery however sole source of roughage will be ten times the payment rate for you think Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet Professor Smith concludes I got in mind pol compliance At Royal Whitlock Horne d Gleanor Girls iticians right now M Me Entertain Gunnon Quartet The Daughters of Utah Pioneers ef versus ' wild west Fn o “Fire-£id- ” CUt At Salina Sunday tha Gunnison camp met st the hom‘ Members of the Gunnison ward M With the Jo Serra gamblera Mrs Royal Whitlock Monday Tha of which con Girls and Glcanor Men Gunnison The on back sponsored quartets whole nation bending its chat at the home of Miss lists of Mrs Al Smith Mrs Junius program Included a vocal solo by Mrn preparedness it is not going to be too Gll-Newel Childs who was accompanied and Ernest Metcalf Nedra Farr Funday evening j Swalberg healthy for the folks dealing off the Mrs Dan were guest lingers by Mrs ArvllU Jensen nine members of the classea were bert Fjeldsted down theie on our and held at the evening services light gave the lesson “Dramas in present and enjoyed games ed Potomac day at the Salina Second ward chapel1 the West” and Tearl Hill gave the I got in mind this piirities bus!- refreshments served by Miss Farr Mrs sc history of her grandparents The group sang two number ness where you can’t get mctil for The evening met with so much Mrl Royal Whitlock and Mrs L L Henrio Com pan led by Mr Fjeldsted million success it wss decided to make it a a percolator but you see Re Steven' were hostesses of the affair Swalberg also sang a bass solo dollars of U S money set aside for monthly affair with the various mem L Richards of Salt Lak was the freshments were served to approxlelectric plant where they are bers acting a hostesses Some mately twenty members KNIGHTLY HIGHLIGHT principal speaker at the services gonna put in equipment and wriret Mr and Mrs Burton Morgan and and where there is already plenty of "ONC OUT OF Six PfRSOMS KILLFD I N Mrs Lawrence Anderson who Ini Norman served a hot Howard Mrs was Orem of ofjgame Mr Mrs Fawn kind If and that Morgan electricity 'MOTOR "ACCIDENTS DIES 6E7 WEEN dinner at her home Tuesday in hon- been visiting at the homo of Mr tried out wrt of the Missouri there came down for the pheasant hunt and Cov- and Mrs Charles Rasmussen for sevher of or amo‘ anniversary in Ed birthday of to homes the visit be st Morgsn fresh dirt pronto would ers were laid for twelve guests and eral months left for Ephraim where and Mr and Mrs Adolph Sanderson Hill Cemetery HaiI satsTV couch HOHB the afternoon was playing she will spend the winter with Mr spent respective Yours with the low down They returned to their IN SUNDAY Uf J l to 4 utAMSMf and Mrs Clyde Stevens cards homes Monday Jo Serra I Managership At £ PROCLAMATION Divide Offices At Tuesday flection w cllletb IT Potato Growers Urged to Request 1942 Allotments Truck Bus Drivers Requested to Send In Questionnaires 1 T cmptai Specialist Urges Care In Feeding Of Beet Tops Defense Chairmen Named In 29 Utah Counties d'T'°rb'hlni r andtah K 19 J? l I)0?!!! f Wry u dlnnltu !?luw5:'"l0"ltiinr Knight Safety get V nSSS Sh ft ' su ThS Hord 0""lt N02 set Ib4 midnight on Sunday staktJ t I S 01 Slt 7 |