Show UTAH TIIE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON ' ( Soviet Trains Foreigners To Wreck Own Countries rate Jean Lafitte often termea tne cross the American Buccaneer Day at Corpu Christ! scene with the revival Discontinued during the war Buccaneee “’U L“erfved ftiVyrarVwitl i nationally famous enter-Etaedance bands colorful pageants ataMtudded staVshows and other events added to emphasize the “fun and “ t7 By BAUKIIAGE NWi Analyst and Commtntsior N Moscow This university teaches the youth of other lands to go Wuhlittaa D C back home and wreck their WASHINGTON— It was one of Over the years It countries those strange foggy nights that has trained and returned to the sometimes descend over the eastUnited States al estimated SOI ern part of America— not like a Americans They are' London disloyal nor the clean smoky fog the leaven of some 60006 Comwhite stuff that' rolls in like giant munists and 100006 pinkos to breakers so artistically against Yer-bonr land (hey are the high ofBuena in Stfn Francisco bay ficers of a secret army now be-s nor yet like the mists on the nor the clammy North Atlaning drilled te overthrew eur government and social order" that drips over tic "weather' Wood describes the t and quarterdeck turning ship and sky into cold wet surroundings of ths school end what happens to Russians who get curious drizzling steel about it (Siberia or ths firing squad) The point is that I was stranded in York Pa (mentioned recently and goes on to descrlbt the in ' these columns atmosphere into which e stufor Its hospitality dent is Inducted: "With matriculation each atudent It to veterans) takes a revolutionary or party name was simply hopeless to try to inch by which he will be known in Comalong through the munist circles and outside activities condensed milk Mark Aldanov in The Fifth Seal’ that enveloped telli of a party worker who had o many aliasei ba forgot hia bapus I knew there was a genial hos- tismal name" According to Wood the school has telry there so we r course devoted priedged up to it s decanted marily to intensive indoctrination were But there are also courses In labor and sure enough met no less a activities party organization and propaganda aa well aa military tacperson than Junius Wood lolling tics and weapona When ths student returns to his in the lounge Of course you are likely to meet own country says Wood "he must Junius Wood anywhere on an atoll Join trade unloni or liberal aocletiea in the Pacific tapping his pipe Into —attend all meetings pay dues the crater of Mount Vesuvius fordpromptly be eager for work unite ing a fjord in a borrowed car lost others by party discipline until the in Grand Central or sipping vodka organization ia blindly following the in the Kremlin So It wasn’t strange party line In which he (the atudent) il 0 well grounded" to find him in York Pa Wood points out that Moscow does As I write these lines I have Just left Mr Wood (at the National Press not consider revolution! imminent In He Informed me this country club this time) But he claims they are preparing that some of the former "students’ r about whom he writes in the article for the psychological moment quoted below testified recently be- "and thesa peaceful preparations go on for yeara through capable party fore a congressional committee Rep Karl Mundt of South Dakota members burrowed into trade unions public offices the police force read Wood's article into the Congressional Record thus making It a libera clubs and other sources of When the time cornea Information" document" "public (Today a lady who signs herself to attack a city "the needed knowl"Just Mary" writes me saying that edge of where to attack to paralyze ( should pretend I’m a "nice ole it will be at hand— even auch facta Beagle hound" and "keep that aa the knowledge that a watchman beezer" of mine “pointed down the has a dog will have been recorded" to the time schedule According middle of the road" She claims I habit of of ths Communists" says Wood "a have the "damdest “schroochln over to the right" I city tike Chicago could be captured hope the following won't hurt her In less than 48 hours" these feelings) Despite frightening Her are the quotes from the words Wood says this In Wood story which originally ap"The Soviet echoole for peared in the April Issue of "Naferelgnere ere not toe alarming tion's Business" under the title of when they are stripped ef mys"Trained to Raise Hell in America" tery It weald be well te know their Amerlcse alumni Background I know was gathered alee their Instructor! end what by Wood while he was reporting from Russia and I was bending ever secret plotting la behind the fora copy desk in thqQjd Chicago Daily mal handshakes ever e confer- News office whither Junius directed ence table or the clink of cockhis daily dispatches: tail glasses nt n banquet beard It also will help whea they knew "Attention ambitions young that we knew— ae Interesting men and women says Wood "A and liberal- job for eur state department and FBL" ally endowed 'university offers End of quotation These words you free courses la factory sabere the author’! and the views exotage bomb making kidnaping train wrecking bank robbery pressed not necessarily those of your columnist But Junius Wood is e fomenting armed mutiny-anether techniques of violence and source "hitherto reliable" end I oftreason 8cbolarahlps cover all ? fer him for what hia report la worth He assured me todsy that hia expenses Including reoreatloa and annual vacations at summer sources are "old grads" not necresorts This university Is the essarily Leningrad and Stalingrad West Point of world revolution— but real alumni of this the International Lenin school la school if 1 Service 1611 Eye Street f 'TYRO THESPIANS Roanoke Island youngsters tome ef whom have never seen n stage play la their young lives try out for parts in Paul Green’s "The Lest Colony" an outdoor epectaclo staged annually In a waterside amphitheater en the North Caroline island Mors than ‘62606 persons saw ths symphonio drama last year in Us postwar revival NEWS REVIEW Postal Boost Foreseen POSTAL RATES: May Go Up fits through forcing higher wags levels Twice that many unorganized workers have not shared to aa equal extent in the wage Increases A number of industries-abltc control prices have driven them upward Others at the lame time have been held down by government controls The main reason that farm and food product prices soared after ths war was that there was little elss the consumer could purchase Now with production making the previously scares) ‘'radios refrigerators automobiles - and sfl ‘MISS BUCCANEER’ on are competing for the consumer'! money Modern Version I? Federal reserve board economists say that farm prices are expected Into Corpus Chrlstl’s harbor to ‘lay to stabilize about 23 per cent tmde! siege" to the city As they storm the 1946 peaks They' also express the harbor the "Pirate Chief’ will confidence that they fcan put ths publicly proclaim that the city has brakes on any further Inflation iJ been taken over in the name of all congress provides the 'necessary good pirates assistance From that moment on during the next three days a series of events GIANT’S DEATH: will be staged along the City's READJUSTMENT: At least two events will be End of on Era? No Depression The battleship Oklahoma first of staged simultaneously to insure diNot e depression but e price "reversity of entertainment the adjustment" Is In store for the One of the features of the 47 well be recorded In history United States the federal reserve might as an accurate symbol of the ers Buccaneer Days will be the Miss board has predicted with which It ploughed the seal Texas bathing beauty finals during Reserve board economists exfor the U S navy— heroic but futile the winner going to Atlantic City's plained that heartening news by Miss America contest to represent 31 yesYs In her existo£ a out that in downtrend pointing the Lone Star state ence she never fired a ehot at prices is "necessary healthy and Sail boat races annual Inevitable" The inconsistencies In enemy Christ! open sea race a proBased at Berehaven Ireland dur the national economy which have fessional World L aquatic show a War she saw no action arisen out of the fact that our econ- lng and on December T 1941 five Japa water parade with floats and boats omy is part rigged and part free nest torpedoes sent the sturdy old colorfully decorated with flowers will have to be eliminated ship lunging to the bottorq of Pearl hidden treasure hunts several naFor instance: About 14 njtllioq orHarbor before her crew could mat tional radio network programs origiganized Workers have derived bene the guns nating from the huge floating stage Raised to the surface and thee motor boat races gigantic street paabandoned as not worth' salvaging rades barber ahop quartet contest x the Oklahoma was consigned to the swimming and diving contests firescrap heap and taken In tow for the works displays old fiddler's contest last long voyage across the Pacific square -- dancing exhibitions' and 640 mllea northeast of dancing to three’ name bands will Suddenly Pearl Harbor the tragic battleshlf complete the celebration program listed heavily as if tired ef war an This year’s Court of the Queen of S r X its aftermath and slipped Into the the Seas will be one of the most v sea three miles deep at that point lavish pageants ever presented for her final escape from the era p violence that had been her lifespan measure embodying the first general revision of postal rates since 1879 which would add about 110 million doUars e year to post office revenues has been introduced in the house of representatives The bill provides for e 30 per cent increase in parcel post rates end would revise the air mail rate from five to six cents en ounce In addition the new plan would add about 30 per cent e year to present scales for mailing of newspapers and periodicals sent outside the county in which they ere published Another provision would maintain t the current local end nonlocal rate for first class mail beyond the July 1 deadline when those rates were slated to revert to the former level The new rates woujq go into effect 60 days after the bill Is passed and signed by the President X ' a ’JOE COLLEGE This Is the Japanese version ef "Joe College" In the Nippon capital the amart college lads like te leek like something eat ef Ike poorhoaee This atudent wears e tattered salt and sloppy cap end lets hia hair grew long Demonstrating violently In open defiance of Chlang ordei to quiet down thousands of university students in several Chinese cities fortlftedlheltiiemand that the civil war be ended immediately by calling for a general strike Declaring sternly that the Student riots were instigated by Communists Chlang said they would be quelled forcibly if necessary The students reacted with further pa rade and violence in Shanghai Nan king and Peiping About 23000 students were oe strike from 16 universities with their demands Including everything from e better system of grading p pers to higher government living allowances and an end to the war EXPORTS MUST CONTINUE 7 Iowa Centenarian Sounds Challenge As Garden Champ OELWEIN eign agricultural relations said The gloomy picture- wee pre- ' — Belying his Duffy once again 106 AIRPORT rmychi0U( CHATTER Of his original family Elseak’ IrJ 1 pu4 famous Derion” w at Washington D Work has been commenced on lighting seeding and fencing of the new $2500000 municipal airport at Iowa There will be 116 Dubuque contact lights along two runways with 18 rango snow tower will bo A lights equipped with a rotary beacon light The for 36 inches in diameter mer naval airfield at Arlington III has been taken over Heights Aircraft Services end by Illinois Sales company for civilian training purposes It will be known as the ColoFlying Center Arlington rado Flying Farmer and Ranchers held their second annual meeting at Christman field the Colorado A and M college airport at Fort Collins Program highlights included discussion of legislation affecting aviation survey of uses of airplanes of the in agriculture and purpose and program’ pf the FlyFarmers organization ing Mayors airport manager and aircraft dealers from lO midwesterji states' gathered ai St Louis' for an aviation clinic sponsored by Parks College of Aeronautical Technology' The clinic was arranged in connection with the regional air fair held In the St Louis arena The Lenox Ia ' airport operated by Al Wurster and John Kehdall Is being Improved to meet government requirements to permit flight instruction for war veterans r MAST me hi sda r 7 mile ee’J OS :ec rom ito rizc spei cd PREMffiUmJ Premier Aldd L & asst J leave the office st lUhSw sional president Enricajeju! after resigning his godthnJ factions want hia tackle' ms: pars ore o be itrsi Gr ‘her Participating in the first gTenp air tour for business survey and good will building purposes n group of Indiana business men left New York June 1 on n tour which embrace stops in 12 countries The tour is sponsored by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce The Itinerary calls for steps in England T France' Denmark Sweden Swltserlend Italy t Greece Egypt India Burma China and the Philippics in addition te h ' i 9 ‘DOGS IS DOGS’ re k 81 3 nd k ill lrt Pt a Ion - York A flight FUND BEAD MONETARY Andrew N Overby kas bta pointed by President Trinsii the U S executive direct 4 International monetary hot Is an authority financial and monetary K at $YC valu- able cocker spaniel en route from Toledo to Mt Desert Island Me gave birth to a litter of four pup- pies as the plane sped towards New York Upon arrival at LaGuardia field the spaniels were pronounced fit to continue to Bangor FEEDER Feeder SERVICE line operations of Wlscon-siCentral Airlines will be commenced this summer the service 43 Minnesota Wisconsin J JL L DEI" THREATENED Wlli Victor Russian embassy atUcJ nounced j Communism feare assassination Rrrc£ life He guard a war" Grandfather Tops law School Class Jaegt AMONG THE PEAKS of suppHee lands A oe Maidrew gtader the Mt JI n PVher camp " luTower t ex W® will a ace ad McKinley U the Interests of ence ft f -' o pacts and figures Approximately one miri°f ? irmy’ tTr rC vinrln' education ets were rly used as a ae 1792 In operU(iIrCrift i to OC£urrfd earner out of four Industry ere marine ’ ’ in y Ruslan mission India? a e h a i sani dj aiini t re dies of nine chil- Duffy camj to Iowa with one of hia 12 brothers and his three sisters U work on the farm of relatives But his wanderlust wasn't satisfied t0 ° Weit f06 Uttl silver mining to get traveling out of Duffy's system before he cam back to the TU Corn state to make his permanent home Duffy also is a booster ef air travel On of his granddaughters took him for a plane ride eight years ago and he never forgot the c fan Ellis Parker Butler’s classic "Pigs Is Pigs" tha story of the express agent who found more pigs in shipment than he bargained for was bound to have its modern coun- -' terpart especially with all the pets and puppies pedigreed cats and such traveling in air express service these days And so it happened one day recently on covering 8 !ach ITALIAN dren seven still are living nd from here on out the Duffy progeny art numerous "I sure started something” commented Duffy as he counted his 24 grandchildren tnd children Ig" " VETERAxg Tii wight aviation notes communities in Illinois Upper Michigan and over a network The airline recently wat years Peter certificated by Civil Aeronautics has issued his perennial challenge that he can pun weed faster and administration ta6pertth"aenrr ice DC--1 any gardener In Oelwein type 21 his age Duffy has the passenger Douglas Despite transports are vigor of a man In his twenties and planned for the servicedoesn't even need glasses to read the evening paper His only physical handicap is deafness IOWA The same situation was reported sented as the administration was in for rice with the surplus producing the midst of an vent effort to send areas of southeastern Asia still n additional suppliei to both Germany tn fuH production' and Franc to avoid a crisis that Finance will be e major problem could force reduced rations throughin agricultural trade tn th out most of northern Europe department said With the tempo Officials abroad railed at failure rary wartime expedient of lend of the German government to push NEW YORK— After 23 lease and United Nations Relief an year properly Internal food collection a traveling talesman Rehabilitation administration out Harry L Donand charged German producers the nelly the volume of foreigj picture grandfather took with hoarding their output Imports will depend on the s mourn tip the study of law "juat for The Now he has sounded one of United States funds appropriate department beep graduated cheerful note In predicting some tor foreign relief the buying powei aummacum laud at valedictorian his dsis from the Uw echool in eugar potato end fats that Importing countries can mustet of hnd oils production but reminded out of the receipts from their owe St John a university In Brook! that "the supply of all these com- exports out ef gold end dollar re Dozily led hi das h modities will continue below pre serves end out of loans despite the fact he ated from high echool la I9il '4 TWO trk World Food Outlook Is Critical WASHINGTON-Becof forius eign crop losses the world food situation will remain critical for the crop year according to a warning Issued by tha department en InAlthough of agriculture creased output among the principal producing nation ta‘ foreseen thla gain will be offset by declines in grain production In nations which normally Import psrt of their food requirements ThI v shift In the supply picture will mean e "somewhat greater movement of grains in international trade during the coming year if supplies In Importing countries ere to be maintained at the relative low the office of for levels of entertainment’ theme of the celebration was Although Jean Lafltte’i crew the scourge of the gulf during the to early 1800s their contribution of Gen Andrew Jackson's defense 1812 of War tha in New Orleans won them a full pardon from Pres Later Lafitte James Madison moved his pirate band to Texas and historians agree that in 1821 he established his headquarters on the present site of Corpus Christ! From time to time old Spanish coins have been found along the beaches surrounding the city lending credence to the numerous stories of his buried treasure here Pirate Jean Lafitte and his crew portrayed by leading citizens of South Texas will be the central characters In the celebration Festivities start as the pirate brig sails A Students Riot A new package same price delivered eontalns 17 yards of cotton goods needles thread thimble scissors and thread And how they want efitton goodsl Clothes are still not available Here are the countries to which you can send the eotton package: Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Finland France Greece Italy Hungary Netherlands Norway Poland Romania and Germany (all tones except Russian) The food packages can be sent to all the above plus England Wales Scotland and northern Ireland You'll help Uncle Sam's food problem too If you send a package to someone whose address you know In these countries— if you CARE a Economists Decry Slump END THE WAR: A few weeks ago a physician said that the British people were starving to death on their present rations We know what has been happening these past weeks in Germany Other European countriet jre inno '"bettcrpo’sltioh iome worse I have seen what being toe hungry does I have seen it in the United Slates army on shipboard and It doe among foreign peoples something to your brain that Juat isn't be explained In terms of everyday easy American language The American people will do their to help the rest part collectively of the world over this ugly gulch partly because we aro decent people partly because weT don’t want that "something strange" to happen to their brains which will make them the prey ef any evil political which exists Influence The Americsn people Individually can help in another way They can send some food to the people whose addresses they know and they can do it efficiently cheaply quickly through an institution called CARE standi for Cooperative tor American Remittances to Europe inIt if a stitution which has the blessing of the United States government CARE Through you can tend packages well packed containing carefully chosen food of the kind most needed and other materials of ahlch there Is a trsgle lack A $10 food package delivers 40963 calories (The minimum ration In Cermany is 1500 calories a day Ihey aren't getting that) A blanket package at the same price provides two army blankets scissors needles thread and two sets of heels end soles for -- - thoes r WSV ( WNU '! 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