Show f THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS UTAH GUNNrSON Sli! areas Charles M Upham Direc-- I ONLY THE FREE EAT WELL VALLEY GUIIIIISO of ’the American1 “Some of our more advanced The fanner has always been joa(j Builders’ Association ap-- thinkers” says the Wall Street in- picked fts the for action to release fiov- “have had the ef front-er- y Journal when dividual by politicians crnmen funds for road projects Utah Published Every Thursday At Gunnison to put into so many words they wish to bring tears to Ve now that war emergency to the effect that statement a and put has eyes of the public ien relieved He says: “We freedom is all right but you bills call- - do not claim that highway conthrough appropriation matter Entered at the postoffice at Gunnison as second-clas- s eat can’t it’ ing for the expenditure of count- - struclIon without If limitation under the Act of Congress of March S 1979 perhaps you can’t eat less millions of dollars of tax should start now but we find an7 ’—“Well But note one thing freedom funds to finance excursions by f in the problem unempi0yment v £reedom rc°P1® ho d into socialistic ex- - dumber of government Member £ Subscription Rates: returning service are bely not eat statement periments in rural areas mn and the cancelling of war Proof Year One $200 latter of the racket watched We this have Utah State Press Association contracts” ' $100 becomes more evident in the Six Months ! carried on successfully In the Highway construction can be United States each day J Due Federal program to socialize National Editorial Association Payable In Advance flexible as new roads to wartime restrictions extremely the Now' we the power Industry It can are required everywhere people ef our country- - have see the same political forces at areas Advertising Rates Given ou Application those to be fit gauged freegiven up many of their work to get a hundred-milliowhere demobilization and can- - doms ft principal one being the dollrlnltlal pproprUtlon n -' As right to produce and sell rural telephone expansionWESLEY CHERRY tracts develop a local unemploy-- ’ wartime usual the poor old firmer Is We have accepted With few exment situation Publlsher Editor as dragged in It seems there isn’t materials for highway rationing and price control ceptions on every farm distribution of a telephone construction are no longer essential to the we as there a be But Therefore must supplies existing and another for three large critical according’to Mr Upham Adour freedom to streamlined buses for tour pro- Federal Rural Telephone He finds no shortage exists for have given up have dwindled to see that every: ministration grams such basic materials as cement produce supplies until the United States today of farmer has one construction Immediate stone tar crushed sand of the War restrictions have pre- asphalt new terminal facilities at Salt and gravel The WPB has modi- faces acute shortages All the alibis installations telephone Lake at a cost 'of $179000 also vented fied its controls over construc- essentials of life in the name of that' for years Telephone companies are offered and such equip " haWvlectrlc companies kept far tion machinery the nation’s needs when free- the volume of passenger traffic ‘bead of demand In normal problen Evan Lyman of Los Angeles1 on the Rio Grande Motorway times' and gave this notion the In service is here for the summer months has Increased 241 per cent since greatest telephone with' his uncle Glen 1939 and tons of freight handled the world without governmental visiting tax exPehditure: has Increased ! 89 per cent Lyman' The Fayette Primary held a In order to handle this tre-- Some 12000 cities and towns lawn party Monday afternoon Rio Grande In the United States receive tele mendous volume at the home of Mrs V Lloyd officials have Imposed heavy phone service from more than ' Bartholomew Bank of New York sums the drain on earnlpgs and tax 6000 separate privately-owne- d 'The M I AH held 4 festival accruals in order to acquire all independent telephone compan- - situation up accurately when it les It is good business for the says that the extent of the re- Tuesday evening at the Lloyd available equipment home Bartholomew Even so additional large pur— promoters of Industrial Miss Donna Mellor of modem passenger ization to weep for the poor arrived a home Saturday evening from equipment will be made as soon farmer when they sk one- - are wUUnr to to In reducing wUd employ everybody for months or a year og two Los Angeles as such equipment is available hundred-milliodollars in Fed- - government spending after the but nor neither th Congress Trustees of the Rio Gsnde eral taxes that could be used to war The Bank says: “The Miss LaReta Mellor and Miss court change such a network of pri- American i people need to get Shirley Mellor returned Tues- Railroad have obtained U1 it first takes P10 authority to purchase the Motor- vate business into a political out of the habit of trying to day from Orem rom he PP® n t?es-bsolve every economic problem way stock if ICC permission for patronage machine Is to fur- Eovernment V1 its sale is granted All presently for PLANS EXPANSION running to government or continuously - PROGRAM some kind of subsidy or financial ® outstanding stock o! the Motor- PRACTICAL U confiscate all property way is held by the Rio Grande UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF guarantee the sum totals of an g Application of the Rio Grande Railroad n“ustry and go into which easily run up to stagger- ness to earn the money to pay Anyone who has driven on Motorway to issue new stock amunts” — the highways of the country is — valued at $807300 has revealed FOLLOWING ' couldn't it public employes m wm if I h ' plans of the company for an ex- HITLER’S PATTERN people enough to'' provide dIviduals and communifles per- -' tensive program for Improving sist in asking public hand-out- s livpral News from Paris dispatches for the taxpayer to conduct years snd have been equipment and facilities at the i from of kusneM with ' government state that in a broadcast to the denied necessary present time and In the lm upkeep U nation ' General De porting Charles r ' mediate In view of the feet that return- HiUer1 years Germehy would he' Gaulle r promised that before ing soldiers and cutbacks in The petition for authority to kindergarten compared with the the end of the year the produc- - manufacturing have created issue the new stock just filed Help Bomb The Japs! would develop in that tyranny of coal and electricity and In certain local employment Bay More War Bonds with the" Interstate Commerce any country flat provUed the distribution of credit would Commission sets up proposed be placed “organically’’? under of equipment program purthe control of the state With chases and terminal constructhese key controls In its hands tion which envisions3 heavy the state would be In a position t Many toMUr cUvotat kk furlovgk to increase in traffic particularly to national guide' the whole awchonlMgl operation oo tho koMo form Tkk b CpL farm products and an influx of economy De Gaulle said Delmag Voa Horn Jr with kit dad at Joffonon Iowa tourists into this area':: "F'J Thus the totalitarian state is Principal item Involved In the promoted in France not by expenditures is $137 ler but by French leaders them-50- 0 fo the purchase of 14 trucks selves What a mockery of the and 13 large trailers primarily freedom and Independence the for use in the San Juan Basin people were to There is enjoy :Li i liras IIE one thought that done natea our policies and actio Is helping fo win the war Viet® is our goal our business Wj doing all we can to help win- comm1 our serving country our nlty and our customers Can help you with credit or counsc? or In some other way? Don’t htH tate to come In with your problet Faye tic Ncva “rmion lcv i ' V GunnisotiValle Bank GUNNISON ui y Wy S' and San Luis Valley Another no independence for the calls for the purchase of 18 vidual when government trucks for the improvement trols the basic means of of plfk-u- p and delivery service duction ik pro- Mf' I t Dr LaUcrnc D:Iy Optometrist MAYTAG GENERAL OFFICE HOURS 12:16 — 1:31 to 8:36 ta Saturdays 9:00 to 1:09 Phone 322-- 1:39 68 N Mala Richfield Authorized Scrvlco Utah STILL THE GLORIOUS ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE NORGE HORTON '' V V 'Vv m1- " Aw- am KELVINATOR GIBSON and others' Blake Electric Co Richfield 4thl - - Dy Collier and women lhas helped maintain local nistle their own Jobs will they ernments as weU as the Ft government through t : It’ is difficult to under the reason for such attero limit ' state jurisdiction j ment of Justice has filed a test natural resources withic suit in the United States District boundaries of the states Court in Los 'Angeles asserting the Federal government’s right io oil and other mineral deposits To fho People in coastal submerged lands lying of this Community between th6 low water line and three-mile the limit In the My Thinking Time will glay Uj this present case the United States the finish” Ted R Gamble Nation Attorney General would enjoin rector e operations of "an' oil company 'War which is extracting oil off the nance I i ob i California coast near Santa leaders Barbara under a lease issued by million the state of California although volants Who ait it has been long held In court in y decisions that the ownership and " extra Bondi i jurisdiction of lands ip states ed to bordering on the ocean extends the Jar in all cases at least one marine comp the wt: in Europe put the wartime c league or three geographis miles of Americana in these 14 w “from the coast on the open It's good advice to foOot sea” only during war loan but r day You can’t help too mu While the Attorney General win a war i Rays the suit Is entirely friendly Today’ a community and tional war loan totals shoal nevertheless its purpose is to fleet your personal determ to: take away from the several to see the war through Re less of what the War Bond i states the ownership and con- Is today It is not high b trol of land that has been recogunless you have gone to bt: nized as under state jurisdiction bought bonds to the actual i of your buying power ever since the creation of our TILE nr: Federal government It would STRANGE WAX YO BE “FRIENDLY” f -- Q- rtlEY DID IT BEFOR- E- : THEY CflfJ DO ITfieffltl yMf Yith Farmall Tractor Power mimorcTiort the Spring from the Rockies to the 1 Atlantic seaboard worried farmers searched the skies for signs of clear weather but the cold rains fell relentlessly For more than a month the seed should have beeq germinating In the warm soil Millions cl acres lay unplanted because the ground was too wet far preparation of the seed bed and too cold for germination of the seeL Only generation ago there could have been but one outcome— crop shortage and food scarcity Nature allows scant time for planting when the warm sun waits till late May or Juno before drying tho soggy soil Horses are too alow and tire too qukkiy to get tike Job done then But the farmers remember May of ISO— only two years ago— when their fast untiring tractors averted crop failure Then too rains flooded the fields and the month was all but spent before they could go la on the land and plant In 1513 most fanners drove their tractors uu m AoslCrcoc TTJAVEUD RAFT f ROM KENTUCKY from dark to dark nd longer Many planted around the clock working In two or three shifts They made one of the greatest crops In history TO world— with hunger and In today's war-todisease already stalking many peoples— even one major crop failure could bring famine This is why the sound of tractors and planting machinery was heard day and night from tha BLiins states to the Eastern seaboard— why headlights stabbed the darkness over the fields ltrs 130 N Michigan Ave SOJUWC COFFEE CXPSUMEKTE VlTM COASTIHU - Ml JotO TO ST05E3 ANtt HOTCU t America’s farmers are doing It again In tpita of an unprecedented combination of adverse circumstances— bad weather shortages of marhin-and shortages of manpower For the second time In three years they are relying upon their machines to help rescue large areas of the world from catastrophe More of these tractors are products of International Harvester than of any other company Intishational IUivxstes HASKYiuc‘Om G07 A 003 iki V‘ih MtO MAXWEUlkUSt TRIED me coffee ' tTAKAKg v KV' ibm 1st Comp Chicago X T!'irvnl CREW oints$ PROSPERED MO fiwc yo®3 o ta iv tnnoRrrKntvT- CORES CROCES auv woat sansi cat TRUCKER iS JjySTNZS? 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