Show ll ( r j - THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH I Almanacs 7nmcn Work for Peace $ Important Roles in play tAes beckwitii U II 0 Behind4 Iff ' AD PEACE MOVEMENT omen are taking then share of the load in furthering the movement for pease as exemplified by the I'nited ations it is pointed out by Miss in the accompanying arti-k- r s substitute for Kathleen Norris’ regular feature Women bold high places in the U N setup uhile still another group although shorn of publicity and notoriety quietly do their hit for peace hy serving in the secretariat 7 he story of these unmen should provide inspiration for all working girls and women m fteli women at to wM rol being 'StottumwN 'SfcWwA ”- wm L coocotHcommission z fj I Oil on the Th n poup o On feminists that Oi-- 1 mult SsUonalegencyshod cognition to women’s inter- - representative is Mis I New York attorney and Judge Long organizations Miss of to work in an office filled (erred as a member only with committee on English And then - dim umt to lj rf Nations voters women sound too high minded- - but there’s ittus-oa great satisfaction in working lovement for UN for was launched at the peace After every difficult tune when we seem to hae made a little Wcisco conference progWeeded to getting the princress and it makes you feel good to ipal rights incorporated In think you have had even a small I charter part” rilio got the proposal for a Dynamic Mrs Trudv Veit Austrijsuo for women put on the an bom art editor of the visual in formation service directs the proI tor the London meeting of 1948 At this meeting duction of posters exhibits and set charts some of which are omic and social council produced on the status in 16 languages British born Mrs in the commission on mother of sevenAudrey Langston Eleanor of which Mrs twins as U N phot oilman officer directs a photographic staff jit ii the chairman lommission outlined a profwhich snaps pictures for U N postedu-- f ers and exhibits iling for civil political and social equality for wom- One of the toughest U N Jobs is asked that an executive held by French born Lucie de Vienne affairs should be set Blanc head of a four language typI part of the United Nations ing pool of 200 girls most of whom lat They recommended ex-- came from Europe Mme de Vieninto a larger independent ne Blanc who used to be a concert jsioo The economic and sosinger keeps harmony and clock the ldi approved work order while English French establishment of Spanish and Russian documents At their ate commission pass from translator to stenographer in New York in October to reviser to typist to reviser etc council designated the She’ says the girls love America js to be represented on the like American men better than Euemission ropeans because they treat them Verk to Secretariat better are fascinated by New York jh they seldom appear shops and rejoice in pretty clothes eye another group of at relatively low cost is playing an important role Among the girls working hard for the United Nationa itory If peace is a large quota headed to'worli This group is cornward interesting personal careers 'll members of the UN Take Mary Ronay University of a major accomplish Michigan graduate who is credenam if their work is tials officer in charge of press acthe scenes creditation cards and seating arIf members of the secretari- She worked in a Derangements many of the new twentieth troit bookstore to earn $200 to come women who have risen from to New York and now is working At first glance ft of war and saving to study music In Paris iris look like smart young Then there is Senorita Orellana of I you could see almost Chile Spanish translator who holds North Americans In a Ph D degree from Columbia uniM1 sweaters and blouses versity taught three years at Smith Chinese in short skirted ver-- I college and now is headed toward a Oriental dress career In Chile’s diplomatic service Americana with liquid Latin Doreen Feng daughter of the Chismart hats and all nese ambassador to Mexico pores lipstick over paintbox and pencils making batch them awhile and you U N posters and charts but some i they are different There day she hopes to be a great painter arty talk and more drinking Add to the list Marie Bordy tiny ’t tor a purpose Not that ' ny leas interested in men Russian photographer on Audrey who speaks five staff Langston’s men always were aim-they kind to think and talk about languages and chalked up some ' Theie women hold what of a record when she not only got a good picture of camera shy Soviet ibJ the world's largest but also Andrei Gromyko of university de-- Delegate made him smile Her ambition is a own of her studio peak from two to five Ltted States & ?rijT'l'U v 7 t‘— U W7 $! I ' ' j '4 THF 11 Js 1 1 Hy u s N D 'V i ') 1 d rd can translate or in aeveraL Others kith paintbrushes take sre Mother Gois to Jail To Savo Children's Dog -- Butch o DETROIT white Spitz is still rompat their children Whitts ing with the Iletta homo In East Detroit Mrs added to that Whitis 36 their mother went to I “4 leneral assembly they Macomb county Jail for what may oiked in s bath of work” b a term rather than surr Tjrtully no time for render tho family pet to police friends or play The Jell records show her cited 7 toey do it? contempt of court after Justice 7ion Dix tell you Mist for John McPherson convicted her of r “wer scenario writer a city ordinance forbidviolating $1000 a week in Holly-tding dogs to run without control a week In the In her first court appearance 11 chlel of the film Mrs Whltla drew a suspended fine W ectIon-- ’vbich to a of $3 and agreed tost she would pi 00 functions pur- - allow a policemao to pick up the 1041 of United Na- - dog At home ahe found three of her ix 12 children: Phyllis 13 William Nstiooi fiog there and Everett 10 heartbroken at the Ih U mut ucceL thought of losing Butch or ? UCC1 U th best i She refused to give up Butch Wu L44 k4v ribt now— tnd no pay any fin when Pttfolnun too hard r® llam McGowan called kdds few police Matron Boss Bamburger Dhodei U an and two stalwart officer called at Jrrt Ji Ituditd at tte Paris the Whltla home and escorted the for toe ILO In determined mother back to court UndT B°W U y sentence: Three day la Jau Mcretary to hand man to $3 fin and $750 matron costa and seven extra day If to cash isn’l U forthcoming full 10 Work gets in TU atay hers In Jail th your surrender my days rather than said pwple Of SQ children’s petJMrs Would bore at the Jail’ ' working for far less money kve made before on a bdiedule that sometimes ex- or 12 hours a day six or hjt a week with a three hour J if ¥ t r 3 EAST f?4 t It W "y I V ton turTr L right UN i ldv h fi in n it in n i !'' 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ABOUT PIONEERS In order to learn how the pioneers of Ameilca lived pupils at ldison Institute school Dearborn Mich recently spent a period In s practical course In which they spent part oi their time In the pioneer log cabin and woikcd In the various old shops and mills of Greenfield village at Deal horn Left Peggy Anne White Is busily engaged at the old spinning wheel center Joseph l'sehbac k energetically swings a broad ax In the Job of squaring log for cabin building right Patricia floedl churns butter for the meal tni'k ii o s slightly min p ‘Whit would you suggt st addtl n1 ll'l'uhfll' UllHIItli ing’’" he finally nskt d P’IIIh I) nf tins wolld ’"MlMHIIlLim "Well how about just adding h tmliv min i) Ntiinuei mi wlierv ” site said meet- ’tra la’ the New Yelk lnteinillmiil "No" lu said firmly "that ings convened would just make it sound silly” lhc nierli an public iniiv not uuilcTstniid this rt fully Prize-Winnin- g the proKiesa made at the Hu coiiferi'iiee while was the In stipei s advances made Itul sy Communism are basic the delegalea appear to understand It Hume authorities who have heard the debates first hand have been dismayed at the plane upon which they sre conducted— a wandering plane of Ideala wholly torn loose from MW fflrOTW Kr Vf L& i i Aim ear m ls Aim mu Ht it LEARNED livK tmn ’iVViJfi hi RT so ii ti I lmiriil p ii ssi to j'l " iii 'Mil ml N "I k ( the M iti it ii'iMit tun Ii toi I’niti1 i u in to in in ft I H if 4 (Iroeheletl Knnnrr bedrock WANTS HER OWN WAY ALWAYS On disarmament for Instance Russia has changed position repeatedly finally embracing Ideal but refused to let anyone know tire sire of the a site army On picking New York from Russia switched to New to Geneva and back York She would not go to San Fran rlsco because It was too fur to go for pence although actually It is closer to Russia than New York On' paying th coat of this peace or- ganization Russia got a committee to favor her paying only ilx per cent while we pay half the whole peace bill While saying ahe would In not use a veto on disarmament Pattern No S30S effect ahe used it Immediately in reference to the Ruailen army and pIIIS exquisite crocheted to the choice of a site In the site ner was made in Louisville ease she said if her wishes were not Kentucky and won the prize in a followed she would withdraw and crochet contest It’s not attend U N The meetings were 10 by 9 inches and can be used as ill like that as if sincerity were dining table runner bufTet run- bedroom dresser wholly lacking as If her politicians ier or on e were playing in shallow tactics HAPPY ANGLERS i You’d smile too if your angling resulted la this record catch biggest of tho rainbow Te obtain complete crocheting Initruc-fo- r which wers not resL Frtxc the trout season The final day at Lake Pend Oreille near Sandpolnt northern Idaho where fish have grown pheHunner (Pet- Look around ths world for the torn Ne BtoS) vend Winning 30 cent In coin your nomenally largo in five year proved to be the single best day of the year A few of the happy anglers are real answers Russia has asked us tame eddresc and the pattern number shown with the ralnbowo weighing from $3 to 294 pounds Second from left la hock row Is Laurenc Hamfor a loan of a billion dollars direct-'lilton Reardon Wash who holds the world’s rainbow record with 334 pound Itoh ho caught la 1943 srwiNO ctact K nefplewomc or Indirectly but It la th only Ik Chicago f 1U lit Sonia Welle nation in th world which has not Enclose 30 cants for pattorn said anything about settlement on Wo 10 billion dollars of th material already given her We cannot find put even what she used or what shs has which could be returned or what repayment sh could make in kind aa ths agreeHome-Mixe- d ment provided About thoss things ah says nothing at all but aha wants a billion dollars mors It does not make sense unless Stalin ii limply taking us for a fool and acting as a man does with a genial Bo Easy ' hoT'eokfng Rig Saving t fool You aaay not kaow it but la your wa kltchaa you can saaily preparo ILLUSORY ACCOMPLISHMENTS a rosily surprising rellaf for coughs duo to colds It’s your On tho surface wo havo gained used tt— but for real fivo pea co treaties with five little mother p ratably result It’s hard te beat countries in Europe but not jrct First maka a syrup by stirring- 9 with Germany Austria or Japan a cups granulated sugar and ana cup Until diaarmament agreement ’in prin- of waterNoa few momenta It's no cooking a sailed ciple" which seems to ba only a troubla Or you can Use corn syrup or In diplo- liquid honey Instead of sugar syrup delusiva Russian gam ounces of from Fines Then get $4 matic tactics a ludicrous budget This la a apodal comdruggist proposal an attempt by Russia to any pound of proven Ingredients In con fores tha United States to plica th contrated form well knewa for permanent conference site wher quick action la throat and bronchial Russian pipelines are deepest and Irritations rut tho Flnex Into a pint bottle largest and ml up with your syrup Thus you— Measured agalnt these accommake a full pint of splendid cough and you get about four times ara ef th advances syrup plishments a aa much for your money it never Communism around tho world spoils Children love Ita pleasant taeto — wbllo this congenial nullity was And for quick rellaf It’s a wonder ft looeena the phlegm soothes tha Irribeing effected Aa underground 6ITDOWN STRIKE eases tha aoreneaa Ralph IV Communist campaign bat swept tated membrane Barnes 17 Stockbrldga Mass win makes breathing aaey and lets you g Latin America noticeably get restful sleep Just try It and If not la conducting sltdowa strike becausi In the Ita advancements pleased your money will be refunded school hoard retired hint aa A teach Chilean labor vnlona la er dual age He started the strlki Communism has brakes Europo tho Solast September te cialist bits opposition strengthening Itself by elections la tha Balkans and by closer delusive management of TUo and Ita satellites la Franco It "won plurality’ representation In" tho assembly with tho parties of liberty la Italy It la winning' city elections and baa broke whin others For (ho Socialist stand agilnat It ‘ gaining Socialist cooperation la Vl SOUS for esk It slip baa driven a deep Britain wedge A Communist mars te i weft cs es get at Spate through Its colonies has been detected as being well Heels hy predicted NyWm 'LONDON: — ‘Although— synthetic new to textiles are comparatively their English philosopher predictedIn 1M SfO 300 years use nearly from when silk newly introduced wonder the East was a scientific ealed book a in Robert Hooks wrote 0 s -1 Micrographia”: there might beating thought that probably make an be a way found out to much re- pjmbsrgk flclal glutinous composition a good nay M)ium J lembiing If not fully out of a better than th excrement sito" H !r U which the silkworm spins hn ' w aiul tin’ tlVitv i 1 sllMl'P P Lj wit t m mi 1 ItAULMaLLON ' k in U S One in 250th Year Among the oldest publications in the United States local at manars the ontents of which appeal chieil) to farmers says Collier's ro Setup Long-Live- r i This Cough Relief Is Truly Surprising n’i fimtritl? o financed f I r GRIDSTEB Charley Trlppf Plttshargh fa Georgia nnlveralty's all - A merle halfbark pbo waa chovrn batloa’i outvla tiding football atar of 1948 h) tho Maxwell Memorial Feotbal club of Philadelphia at their aa anal fonlbaU banquet OUTSTANDING Believed te he the enly totally blind UUtly HiNDICArS student la the I’alted fiutes Rabert J gmlthdat sou ef a sterl worker la shown Irft ss be was congratulated by Dr Mahaoey president ef St John’s enlveralty Brooklyn sRer outranking CS normal atudenta to via bunors an th dean’s ih sehor ef sewral short sUrte sod poems hava All theso thing and mor been accomplished by Communism against the spirit of freedom and democracy In the world while tha superficial congenial era was being raised In New York It Is almost as If wa had forgotten Communism Is movement for world revolution and had decided to give in to It But the fact that It Is miking great strides in Us world revolution la obvious and avallabl for all to see even In official quarters— while we are not They are not mine but the plain facta of th world observable checkable true 0'Suliksn t I’ F' If tl J |