Show '' i v i THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS Gunnison Published t Every uallev hews Member matter a 1171 Subscription Utah State Press Association Editorial Association One Year Six Months : FISIIY many people were by the proposal of the Secretary of the Interior to $20000- give the government’s 000000 Worth of war Industries Of to the returning ' Soldiers course this would involve f a A great astonished Utah Thursday At Gannlson Entered at the poitofflce at Gunuison at second-claunder the Act et Congress of Match S National IT LOOKS Rates: : $$M fl1l Payable In Advance government-controllegigantic holding company Industries a w ay Giving ’’would be a revised edition of Act and the the Homestead land provisions of the Reclama- - tion Law” said the Secretary although he admitted that perhaps the first directors of the experiment would have to be appointed by the government It is hard to see any similarWESLEY CHERRY ity between such a proposal and Kdlter Publisher the homestead Jaw under which a man got a piece of land of which hewaspbsoluteTOcwnerl """PROGRESSIVE POLICY"” — ' RETAIN RIGHT OF- CHOICE free from government inter- BENEFITS PUBLIC wartime ference or directors The home-Due to legitimate Is there In controls government by gteader became an independent During a confused period the economic history of this a growing tendency to extend dtin owning a piece of prop- nation' the stock fire Insurance bureaucratic domination of the erty in fee simple which he This have taken a pro- - people in many direction companies couij dispose of as he wished ad- gressive step that marks an out- - is Illustrated in proposals tnj for any price he wished' bust- - vanced for Federal socialization In that All a returned service man advance standing ness and benefits virtually of medicine with enforced pay- - WOild own in - this proposed a gjant holding company finance to deductions roll or owner house would every dwelling monopolistic program) renter in the country be a paper stock certificate Contrast this European idea The assets of the company would They have inaugurated a new insurance policy for dwellings with thousands of be made up of war Industries and contents which broadens medical care programs now sue- - most of which could not be ap- coverages simplifies language cessfully operating in the United piled to peacetime pursuits and takes the place of a large States to cover the cost of doc- - without heavy reconversion inRough- - vestments number of varying forma now tors and hospitalization It is probable the into classified ervlce man would even be pro in use While it gives the in ly these can be sured much more protection it eight types according to the hiblted from selling his stock Committee jn order to assure continued And National Physicians does not Increase the cost of Medical government Is something for which any for the Extension monopoly and op- Industry should be commended Service: (I) Company or em- oration of the properties In these times ployee medical service plans (2) look jike thi propogal to company In developing the new form Regular insurance gve the service man some- Medical (3) had id group Policies insurance executives thlngj lg t buni to keep the Pnaored toveremcnt ta butine mind th desirability ol a uni-fProv1 Union sponsored the lcrvice man form policy across the country Pjans’ t a tool to that was simple clear and un- - Plans (3)v Cooperative groups accompush that end Consumer sponsored groups derstandable They wished to Farm Security Admlnlstra- When we were a boy we used give very broad protection to (8) Private to who ton operations the average householder" put a hair from a horse’s tail ’ grouP of practice clinics constitutes so large a part jn a jar of water and Wait for insurance buying pub- - The foregoing offer means weeks to see it change into a lie’ with due recognition of the whereby an individual can pro- - nake: That ought to qualify Nw Dc‘ ’ hoiw”: Advertising Rates Given on Application ” !T“ “ y GUNNtSON UTAH follCfctt £yz: NEW ENTERPRISES WAIT “GREEN LIGHT” Spedd and more speed must” dominate the dissolution of war of contracts ahd reconversion industries to civilian production Eric A Johnston recently told the House Committee on Postwar Economic Policy Given quick reconversion and the opportunity to invest in new new inventions and businesses nf improved processes —whose deof the Chamber velopment Commerce president said only counawait an armistlcer-t- he try will experience a pertod of prosperity the extent of which will be largely dependent on the GOVERNMENT IS A SERVANT type on controls exercised and Tha real aim of any government the speed with which capital In peace time should be to make itis freed for new enterprises to go as nearly self unnecessary out of business as possible jSnRINKlNGJrnE COUNTRY Government at present is like a No individuals in the world waited who has pulled a chair up to the table at a business luncheon and ar® such users of railroads air- at are down and dominated the con- - planes and automobiles the inhabitants o( the United venation Every corner of our Government la nornsl times States be InvUible inaudible nnob- - 000000 square miles la reached trusive by Vapid transportation of some Its aim in life should bo to kind Ing commit suicide No matter in which of the 48 states we live we want the products of each of the 47 other P®°ple every year la a perfect nation you’d praetl states on hand when our desire dictates whether it be a fresh gardenia or a carload of wheat It Is Interesting to read of the postwar plans of the' Railway Express Agency to give increasgovernments make it ingly fast service for many products and commodities via the Now I have no Uea of overthrow-thtog n7 government But I’d like to airlines Mr L O Head president of the company says: “The ert a government which kelp aould aim to get rid of itself Just no gviation industry uc builders and operators alike lets’wait V WCt Mi children will find that they THE cultivate the habit of thrift by making small deposit regularly in their bank accounts here Mother f atLUse a checking account to good advantage to make payments (father can too) thus saving time and effort end keeping all accounts in good order Father will reap many benefits from our credit services He knows that credit id a modern farm “tool” - ttt which wisely used will increase farm productivity and profits will welcome the opportunity to mow rou and your tmauly W Gunnison Valley Bank UTAH airplane BLACK v mi r plannlnf exhaustively for lbout MACC flnding melhod! of m Panning U unpredictable expenaea of by thoughtful and catastrophic illness and says men well versed t4The politician and social work n problems of air transport offer government medical 1 possessing competent tech-as an answer to this n cta knowledge” He points demand Insurance jeveloping ou yiat plans for Air Express offer accident and service will be coordinated with companies Insurance health Industry or h! Plan4?i the alr tansport management offers contributory done oEfure‘ experienced fj1 industry has never been stagnant It is sp busy supplying the needs of the peo- pie that it often fails to tell its achievements that make this nation a constantly better place In which to live How many people know that American “Kh ta u- - FIRE THEFT and All Classes of Insurant Written IttA OVERFELT Gnnnison Valley Bnk 1 DR FA BULLOCI DENTIST In Gunnison Every Wed ° surance s?rve’ Some groups of phy has resulted in at w renaerea size and scians offer attractive y Innovations which Anytime by Appointment of Plan facilities for fapacity utnized ment Some countj after gchemes may widely n rea One of these is a war? medical societies offer cooper- actuarial proof and stabilization smokeless type stove design- methods stive “Social security” includinf for bituminous coal Another Combination of “It is so easy to argue that socializeed medicine is not an menta coordinated new a medical through js the style profession must acInsurance P°licy' 14 is a matter $toker which comes under the aency have been a big cept the whole responsibility of that can be of legislation factor In the development of Air' classification of fully automatic extending and distributing all shifted sacrificed or Here ls an lndustry w hkh is Express and will be outstand- - the services to all the people changed’ lArflt ktf aJ to In mekin bankruP the of But the responsibility must be product aively thf fm efflclen tesdUy improving n communltie quickly mil- - shared by each of the basic fac- of lhe roduc tclll n to FOR ORGANIZATIONS cotmimen- in every town tor in tho whole problem order lncrcasc ltl output In the nation IMPORTANT MARKETING Government should encour- Jtrlve to rcduce I nd ge the people to accept solu- coT broaden thereby Indicate-thaevents t tern has led the yiY In making an A rtKSONAL MATTER court’ its potential markets “emergency tions that are adapted to demo-the farmers as never before this possible where a complaint can be put The consumer benefits from Dr E H Skinner editor of cratic cconmics rather than will have to use exceptional to interminable delays this spirit of Initiative in a pro- - the Kansas totalitarian PromotIng City’ to operate successJudgement While the wxr nuke tome gresst've Industry thatVeekrto todc' fully For example there is “There can be no Isolation of There has been general ac- - fe!Sn ?eCessfry’ keep areast of the times and thoughts in connection now a g number with remalns highly to medicine Federal socialization of medi-- responsibility to of animals on the farm— cattle ceptance of the idea or ration to Seek correction ofimportant meet competitive conditions rulings e cine as proposed under the - labor to Industry or insurance ing and reasonable price hogs chickens and turkeys which if unchallenged leave In these modern times the ing Wagner health bill pendEvery-th- e rhe People themselves must ac- business organizations He of trol as a war measure the citizen outside the torch £1lngc!0f yfsterday has out that a survey of farmers such as market on undersands that the prob- and at the put cePt and discharge their in- mercy - of political come the n singer of lie opinion shows that a major- - dividual and collective respon- which follow pro-- lems of the OPA are ing control forces his n beyond today But of the ity are concerned Ability by agreeing that good people 'and consumer public trends tudlnous r jT health Od ttentloh tO their fll- - ' render the Individual farm- - not understand why price and nesses can' neveir be a matter i$ Found is to control allowed er service as never before In rationing government spending through THE OLD JUDGE SAYS aiding him with prductlon and develop Into a method of opBy bureaus marketing information which it presslon in many 'cases Take a ruling like the Any health service based on When you lost V Jvertis would be Impossible for him to shared expense that ls sound for himself Particular- - t price line limitation adopt-l- y Uey Don’t Stay loitUnf to principle must be subject to two years ago It has been In the dairy and cattle in- n aAAAAAAAAAAyyMYyyygywpj(A dustry will Intelligent group unworkable on a basis of be essential to stabillz- - ness and equality It Is there-atlo-n of output and income fore heartening to read that at statutes observed Fire lnsur- ance agents welcome the new form because It reduces clerical work at a time when efficient help Is scarce Once again does private en terprise anticipate demands and prepare to serve - the public more efficiently and inexpen ation costs tinder a program best suited to his requirements instead of being compelled to pay for a Federal program whether he wishes to or not The people of this country must assert their tights to retain their individuality or they will find the professional planners In Whlnon-te!U- n them how to meke ‘very move In their dily live Medial cre should matter of pernl cho!ce be ”i S! last certain adjustments Lin be made although the public now takes such promises with a “spoonful” of salt’ Another practice of The price control program which Is shak- is denial ing public confidence of court appeal on OPA rulings No ulWxctory tnwer Vaa yet been given for hutting mn out of regular court when he object to ruling of the OPA combustion Ieas4 two u otcr “ “ “ - joimr7r'eS!e7 Km“ ' Pnts The Lost vof Our Want AJi THE POCK £70 ©OK of KNOWLEDGE torn v THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER “Did you hear that Tom Is going to be inducted into the Army next week Judge?’ at the barber shop Our town’s got a lot of men In the service now Jim In fact all towns have 1 was jyst reading In the paper where there are more than 10000000 men away from their homes in the armed forces And from all reports they’re doing a grand Job bringing victory closer every day “We folks at home have a mighty big obligation to those 10000000 fighting men We’ve got to produce the food to keep them Thtt well fed We've got to keep them supplied with the ammunition and equipment they need tb finish their job We’ve got to help the Government pay for all these supplies our men need by buying more and more War Bonds We’ll have another big chance to do that by helping to put the 5lh War Loan drive over the top Jun “And in addition we must be sure that while they’re and can’t express their opinions we don’t go voting on and deciding any things that will displease them when they come back aay ijMiffW by Cmf ! 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