| Show UTAH THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON scots Reasons for GUARDIANS rani mires : Hallowed Sites Preserved In National Park System Impartial Groups Attempt Study of Business Flaws By and Commentator “A The favorite game in Washington to“button button who’s got the button” day is a new version read: Depression recession shake-dow- n "button” for Only readjustment or what have you'— if you have anything WASHINGTON— f of chairman of congress’ Joint committee on the ecoSen Robert Taft nomic report had a questionnaire sent out to long Hat of business men The gist of the report seemed to be that there was going to be a business recession but it was going to be In the other fellow's 'business Frequently It Is too much faith In the other fellow's fallings and too financing taxes and competitive opportunity There are very definite little regard for ways in which the business man own one’s that might be helped in solving these causes business problems particularly the problem failure! This is of management The CED report especially true mentions these Through Idvice and of small busiCounsel from his suppliers through nesses Locating guidance available from the large some of these trade associations by means of pro"failures” and grams Instituted by his own compreventing them munity through special services was the job which could be provided by estabundertalc lished counselling and market reen and reported search agencies within the means on by the Comof the small enterprise more ex mittee for Ecotended research supported by busl nomic Developness men and foundations special ment a courses In universities colleges and nonpartisan group which makes studies secondary schools and expansion of the present services offered free of this nature-Jusas this organization was by the department of commerce These are graphically Illustrated In completing its work another somewhat similar group was setting a the diagram task for Itself In the hope of straightening out some of the other Meeting Need kinks In the business world This Of Butinet was the NaUonal planning associaBut the greatest problem Is how tion which Is out to discover how to place before the the many firms which steadfastly ualistlc small busl maintain good ness than the facts both as to his and year-ou-t year-irelations with their employees do the needs and how to satisfy them trick Both propositions are highly That Is in up to the Individuals ' interesting each community who will take enough interest to read the report CEt) Furnhhe s (available without charge from the Fair Report Committee for Economic DevelopThe Committee for Economic De- ment 283 Madison avenue New velopment has for Its chairman York City) and bring It to the attenPaul Hoffman who In private life tion of the local business men's Is president of Studebaker corporaclubs chambers of commerce and tion Directing Its research and polsimilar groups which The other proposition icy division Is Raymond Rublcam Is In the making and which the advertising man likewise baa a purely objective This organisation Is highly reaim Is being carried on by the spected It has a staff of top National planning association notchcrs doing the research la also a which and Its members lean over non profit Tho backwards to be organisation N PA ' states as Its purposes In fact at n news conference called hero to discuss the reAmericana In by Tlannlng port's findings one reporter beagriculture business labor and came pretty riled because he government” couldn't get Hoffman to comIts study which will probably ment on the tax situation one take a year Is entitled "The Causes of the of Industrial react under Collective political Issues of (he moment Bargaining' There are two reasons why CED’s The project Is under direction of latest report (on small business) is two special committees composed TRADI ASSOCIATION CUIDANCg COMMUNITY PROGRAMS TO BUSINESS IMPROVI miCIFNCY management COUNSELING SERVICES SPECIAL AND vim a chhim RESEARCH ctm run IN COURSES t iC SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ‘ " WNU Features of the great trustees National Park service has become one national of the system of American history and tradition' In more than 80 sites hallowed by the events that Eavftranspired there or by deeds which have been memorial-teof America's In mSbU and stone Almost every phase sacred areas of these uast tods Expression in one to present Ameriwhere National Park service is endeavoring order that can history in a simple straightforward manner in BAUKHAGE News Analyst CLEARING HOUSE POR GOVERNMENT SERVICES AND INFORMATION GRADUATION Three member of the TRIO received degreea ai graduation exercises at tho Los Angeles campus of University T California Mrs 8ony 8evln (center) a grandmother completed her college courao in five year nd her married eon Shown with her ar her daughter Lola 21 Marshall 23 also graduate UNUSUAL Labor Act Is Effective Weather Hits Corn Crop after a bitVerging on mental and political exhaustion two-da-y fight weary senators voted 68 to 25 to override bill y labor of the President Truman's veto ter The action sustaining a wallop—— ing 331 to 83 house vote to pass the age crops and possibly buckwheat ' bill over the veto came on the it seed Is available On upland farms ponds and lakes heels of final presidential plea to their boundaries also Sen Alben Barkley (Dem Ky) to overflowing muster all possible forces In the wlU cut seriously into corn yields senate "to prevent this bill from AU In ill a bumper corn crop is considered extremely unlikely even becoming law" with a favorable growing season up Opponents of the measure needed to October and 32 votes to uphold the veto Some authorities have begun to they waged a desperate battle to attain their objective believe that the government’s grain export program should bb Final result however was a smashIn view of conditions existing ing defeat for Mr Truman at the on ths ‘nation's farms at 'present of bands the congress IKE RESIGNS: a of Highlights opposition fight to delay the senate Goes Academic vote as long as possible In order to General of the Army Dwight D lea- gain support was an Elsenhower has resigned as army chief of staff to accept the presidency of Columbia university in New York PROTEST STRIKES effective early next act to year With the His decision to step out as top force only a few houra scatman In the nation's mlUtary hiertered proteat strikes auddenly walkarchy to take the blossomed Into a academic post out of 180000 soft coal miners was announced At leaat 41 mines were closed In a statement In 10 states The walkout apGen by Maj peared to be a spontaneous reaction on the part of the minFloyd L Parks chief of the war ers to tho new labor law department's during which Sen Glen H Taylor (Dem Idaho) held the floor for eight hours and 20 minutes and Sen Wayne Morse (Rep Ore) talked for 10 hours and two minutes It Ion wlll aid ln RAPID GROWTH public relations d i v 1 s i on The J statement s a id that Elsenhower Elsenhower accepted the Columbia presiden e cy- approval of the President and the secretary of war His resignation wlU become effective "at such time as his superiors may release him from active duty In the congressional history act which conTht stitutes a wholesale revision of the Wagner act of 1934 was termed by President Truman In bis veto mes- army” The man who mapped the stratsage a "shocking piece 'of legislawhich brought victory to Allied tion” II asserted that the measurt egy forces In Europe in World War U would "causa more strikes not will retain his rank as a fewer” and would put Ihe country for life and continue to rea long step on the dangerous road general ceive a of about toward "a totally managed econ- $13000 a compensation fear omy” Initial speculation on a successor "This legislation would encourage to General Elsenhower as chief of distrust suspicion and arbitrary staff centered on r attitudes” (he President told con- Gen Omar N gress Bradley bow Veterans' administraFLOODED OUT: tion c b I a L who commanded the No Crop Bumper It may be readily understood and belong to the first 75 year? of the correctly Interpreted by every narepublic are Fort McHenry tional monument and historic shrine At moat of the more Important at Baltimore Md- birthplace of the sites a program of educational to the Star Spangled Banner” the Lee Ar- public has mansion national memorial at National Parks been estab- llngton Va which wa the home of Is and Lee E typical lished with Gen Robert Tenth competent of the plantation days of the' ' old historians in South In a Series Of Interest also is the birthplace will of Abraham Lincoln near Hodgen-vlll- e Guides as areas of the Ky Here at Abraham Lincoln be found In many national historical park In a magwell as museums with Interpretala pretive and study collections At other nificent memorial building areas guide service has been sup- served what Is thought to be the log cabin In which Lincoln was born plemented or supplanted by a maps literature outdoor Jf EARLY ALL of the great battlesigns and trailslde exhibits Historic sites In the national park fields of the War Between the States now under Jurisdiction of Nasystem fall roughly Into six differ- are ent groups or periods— Colonial tional Park service Reof the visiting them to chronoBy Era Early Revolutionary logical succession one may acWar Between the States public quire a thorough understanding Winning of the West and the recent of the events of this vast InterAge of Industrial Expansion nal straggle The better known battles of this THE COLONIAL period la represented by the Castillo de San Marcoi war of which the sites are included and Fort Matanzaa national monu- in the national park system arc: ment! at St Augustine Fla Fort The first and second battles of Raleigh national historic site In North Carolina Colonial national historical park In Virginia Fort Frederica national monument In Georgia George Washington national monument In Virginia and Fort Necessity national battlefield site In Pennsylvania The CaatHle de San Marcoa moated and bastloned was begun in the 17th century to de4I fend the oldest settlement made by European on land now Included within the United States From the battlements of this fort today one may look across Matan-zaInlet and outdo sea With a bit of imagination on may see there the proud galleons homeward bound to Spain with the treasures of Peru GETTYSBURG or the Golden Hind which brought Sir Francis Drake in 1580 to plunDedicated to Peace der the Spanish town or the ships of General Oglethorpe who in 1740 Manassas In northern Virginia in Maryland Gettysburg In laid siege to Si Augustine On Roanoke Island to the north Pennsylvania Shiloh ’In Tennessee on what is now the coast of North Vicksburg In Mississippi Chlcka Carolina la the site of Sir Walter mauga and the Atlanta campaign In Raleigh's "lost colony" Here each Georgia Chattanooga in Tennessee Chancellors-ville summer Is presented In pageantry and Fredericksburg Richmond the drama of the Spottsylvanla first attempt of the English to plant a col- Petersburg and Appomattox in Virginia ony on the North American contiit nent THE GREAT WESTWARD moveStill further north on Jamestown island In Virginia la the site of the ment began long before the War Between the States and continued for first permanent English settlement Fort Frederica national mohumen many decades after In this phase on St Simon's island Georgia rep- - of history one finds In the national park n m a tveewwecmeoew expansion memorial at SL Louis Mo tho Meriwether Lewis national monument ta Tennessee which contains the grave of the explorer who led the Lewis and Clark expedition through the northwest to the Pacific coast and the Scott Bluff national monument In Nebraska' a famous landmark on the Oregon Trail There are also the frontier military posta of Fort Laramie ta Wyoming and Pipe Springs to Arizona the site of the Whitman massacre ta Washington and the site of last stand ta Montana v In the West also In the Black Hills of South Dakota la the amazing memorial carved ta the granite' of Mount Rushmor to the memory of the four presidents Washington CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS Jefferson Lincoln and Theodor Oldest UcS Defenst -- — Roosevelt- - - i CHILD PROD1G1 1 fareBa of GenoJ years eld but tJ distinguished htr) pianist Shewn for a series g United States charge- NEWS REVIEW Experts who recently predicted a tnrea Tmtotr butter tombrcp-th- ii year were hastily revising their estimates In toe light of continuing torrential ralna and widespread significant One Like all CED re- of both NPA members and On Is r sponsorship floods which have transformed ports It represents ths cooperative In of men the highly committee composed of 40 business much of the Midwest Into a soggy efforts top practical field of business 'and top and labor leaders The other is ths mass of mud nen In the field of science— political research committee made up of 28 Damage has been particularly a cooperative effort experts In the field economy heavy In Iowa extending from on whose sole purpose Is to make Th Idea Was explained to a end of the itate to the other FloodAmerica a better place In which to group of us by Clinton Golden who ing of river bottom lands Is only live There are no axes to grind will direct the research part of the loss The second reason the report la Golden explained that what hia Thousands of acres of crops have Important to all of us Is that today committee was after was a differ- been washed out and the loss Is more than ever In a world of com- ent approach to the question of considered Irreparable It Is too late peting Ideologies- - the perpetuation relations to replant with anything except for of our democracy our system depends upon the fostering of small business smsl business needs Although assistance that assistance Is difficult to proffer because small business Isn't an "it"— It Is three and a half million small business men aU Individualistic all a lndo - NEW highly YORK— The Fer West sec "pendent and hard to Influence is tion of the United States has grown supply With its vast store of natural resources and Its rapidly inmonkey at the top of a cocoanut greatly In recent yesrs In popular palm And these disunited tion Income Industrial stature and creasing population the Far West swim make up looks forward to a continuing postInternational accordImportance 88 per cent of the firms operating In war Industrial growth through deing to a study In the Index a quarthis country today of new product and new terly publication of the New York velopment As the CED report put It markets” Trust Just company published "Small business Is more virThe seven- states included In ' "World War II” the study says the ile and more durable than California study are Arizona "telescoped Into a few year an In- Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah and might be deduced from the hue dustrial expansion In the Far West and ery heard (or many yeara Washington aa to the disadvantages under I which might have taken aeveral "The Far West" according to the decades to accomplish even at the article "made th which It labors Nonethelesa largest relative small businesses are confronted relatively fast rate of development gains in population and Income of some parts of tha area had been with special problems and diffiall the areaa of tha United States culties that ars very real It la enjoying" during World War IL and hat vital to all business and la all The war It Is pointed out grown faster than the nation aa a citizens that conditions unfavorbrought new factories and facilities whole since 1839 Increasing Its able to small business ba remto the region accelerated developpopulation by 31 per cent aa comedied wherever possible ment of its raw materials expandpared with a 7 per cent Increase for The report finds that the prob- ed Its power supply and Increased the entire United StatesFactory of lems the small business mao fall Its population thereby In the Far West In the same both adding job into four categories: management to 1U market potential and Its labor period rose 68 per cent as com Chart Illustrates how comprehensive "'CED-- program solving problem of small businesses OF PAST army ground force in Europe tiurfng the war 1 PRINCE Ce When Albert F Arlington N J ta London he id bad arrived In EUiabr Princess promptly shipped ( United States L? seen the princesii dreams ever sloct NO r DOESN’T LIKE Net elothek' walnut moth enh three times Its sit emerged from Its this moth will of five Inches J o Other resent tha English struggle with generals under Contho Spanish for dominion of tha sideration for the South Atlantic coast were Gen position On the banks of the Potomac rivJacob LDever army ground er In Virginia Georg Washing-ton'- s forces chief and Lt Gen J Lawton birthplace national monument Collins chief of army public Inforand ta Pennsylvania near Farming mation ton a reconstructed pioneer fortifiAs president of Columbia Elsenhower will be the successor to cation marks the site of Fort Neces-ltand the scene of the Nicholas Murray Butler who retired opening In 1843 and la now Columbia’s battle of the French and Indian war The general president emeritus has also been elected a member of TIUC CREAT Revolutionary war the university's board of trustees battlefields of Saratoga In New York Yorktown ta Virginia ar In th national as well as th alt of park system Washington winter encampments at Morristown REPRESENTING MORE recent time are the Statue of Liberty national monument ta New York harbor the memorial at Kill Devil hill North Carolina marking the site of th first airplane flight by the Wright brother the Vanderbilt mansion and tha home of Franklin D Roosevelt at Hyde Park N Y Representing the world f tomorrow la the proposed national monument to mark the alto f the first atom bomb la New Mexico The most recently acquired national historic sits is the Adams mansion at Quincy Masa This mansion a part of which dates back to 1738 baa been the home of two N J president and many statesmen and J??rJtn?P0rUnt wrltera and its history flows conEvolutionary altei In the national park tinuously through th whole American acene-troearliest days ot the York Guilford courthoui pared with 40 per cent for th naand republic to the present tion In food production tha In- Moore'a creek ta North Carolina crease In the Far West amounted to lunga mountain and Cowpens In A complete list of national hi South Carolina 23 per cent as compared with 23 toric altea may be obtained per by writcent for th United States as a LISTED AMONG ta more In- ing the Director NaUonal Park whole Service Department of "Continued expansion of Industry teresting and significant sites which Washington 25 D C tha Interior appears to ba of primary Importance to th progress of the Far West” th article concludes "Its abundant natural resource! Its climate Its forest riches Its excellent WASIIINGTON—Streiilng the ne- vealed adding that the flgur harbors and it scenic beauties cessity for better observance by the rU ° 0131 m-have been the chief contributing public of safety regulations Newton factors to Its rapid growth In the B Drury NaUonal Park service Contrary to popular belief fella past To accommodate and aupport reported that ta accident from heights ta ta rugged a population Increase in the future rat among visitor to the naUonal country characterise of most of the park ayatem Jumped 28 per cent comparable to that enjoyed so park accounted fo only H In this century and th first alx during In month of tat particularly °f U' 1818 ”nt th World War 11 period present year would aeem to require the broader econFatal accidents ta all e the 169 Drowning waa responsible for 6a Per cent of the fatal areaa of the national park omy uhleh Its sustained Industrial d ayatem ta many Instance tha mishap victim were growth la furnishing” during 1848 totaled 29 Drury re swimming alone ri ASSISTANT SECL Charles Saltsmax of the New York has been named blj man as aaslstash state la charge H affairs He aocce I firing Industry Expands in Far West Accident Koto In Per! ta Socrs Si fr st I W1 ANOTflUR ©14 Aa camp Went of the Old William II Itobb" and cake at I |
