Show hzt THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH 4 OCTOBER idrtrlUrmnU which actually costs less than it did (before the war on a national average It is the smallest Item by far In most family budgets Tf It cost exacly nothing to the Published Every Thursday At Gunnison Utah saving to most Americans would ‘ be hardly noticable s matter Entered at the postoMce at Gunnison as second-clas'The electric bill Is the least o'f as headaches most Industries itj under the Act of Congress of March I 1S79 cost for each finished article is too small to figure in the price : "Subscription Bates Member Thera’s a lot of different of From where I sit so long aa we to the consumer opinion in oar county on the best never become Intolerant of one an 250 One Year Those who are chasing votes Utah State Press Association of pasture Borne say alfalfa hind other's different tastes so long In125 with the power issue say by Six Months mixed with brome as we live together with our differtimation at least that only the But National Editorial Association oats or Payable In Advance nixed with ences even eupplement them and barley say elegovernment can guarantee us all agree that a mixture1! better the way brome grasa doea alfalfa ctricity In abundance Yet everythan a single crop Bates Given on Application then we're a mighty good crop! Advertising one knows that this country had So neighbor— enjoy your cider I sometimes think people are the cheap first class power service same way -- and the strength of while I enjoy my beer I Vote for long before the socialized plants WESLEY CHERRY America is its mixture of so many yonr candidate— FU stand by mine! existed even In blueprint form some from one different strains But never let our differences and that private enterprise supEditor Publisher some from another divide us! natright country 80 the cent over of plies per down to little differences: like ion’s power today under pub- who and taste for have folks beer a hostile the Since most who like those are THE GBEAT DIFFERENCE Ucly regulated rates those who prefer cider to private enterprise are acting government went into the power pven socialism it seems must capitalists them- - business "power shortages” have benighted imitate capitalism on occasion However it went on been most critical in regions Copyright 1948 United States Brewer Foundation In England' a number of the pbere Is one difference between where the government moved socialized coal mines — those capitalist and the govern- - in and blocked private industry’s which are losing Uie most mn When the capitalist no normal expansion — and least hold up egg prices — and dispos- - most powerful price fixer there money — are to be closed and ionger made a profit he did not critical where the private Indus- - ed of the eggs it bought at a'loss is their labor and equipment is to can jn a board of Statistians and try provides all the service Soc- - of over 24000000 Early in the be shifted to mines which have has made for year It bought potatoes at 275 ON THE FIRING LINE Up a blueprint he just quit lallzed power a better financial record Before an(j gavej guch portions of his scarcity here as In all nations per hundred pound hag and sold e y this can be done however the bide as he could Unlike the where it crushes private initla- - them back to farmers for almost are making a real effort to hold government must make surveys government he had no authority tive nothing with the stipulation that prices down Evidence to that and plans to the faxion of bur- - to counIn used the for ajj be people Government to the power they could not be eaucrats the world over and so try to continue to subsidize his RtaJmvmts It bought (business is apolitical issue As a human consumption of aumbeTof mines which lose as much as while he made a re- - necessarv and ating - large quantities of raisins operations of governDollar sales chain gystems 28 on each ton of coal produced whlch wouM be orderly mcnt 11 ls Iu?cti0n to h th £ prIce ' and "0nfy keep Phoney a compared with Uo wU will continue in business for amJ facegaving And it has spent hundreds of same up some time period a year ago But net millions to prevent major farm Look at the American coal of one on that Commenting mineg' by contrast Private enter- - GOVERNMENT AS A crop such as grains and cotton and this country’s principal business fronT falling in price below a inTwsts bas built them to a point FIXER p 0 newspapers said that It looks 0j efficiency where each miner fixed level and have not been offset by cor- There is much to be said both can get out several times as much Prlce gupp wjn be increases responding price each day and with less lab- - tor and against the government s as both parties have en- 'pi” This Is in line with the long- or than his English counterpart direct support of agricultural jorge(j those who established However policy of the chain li As a result the American miner Prices which makes it impos- - blindly blame processors man- - gtore industry to sell goods on as gets a wage which would seem tole tor them to fall below - ufacturer and retailers for gou?- - ow a margin as possible — and the The Statutes of Utah actually unbelievable anywhere some prescribed level Butwhedone to absorb lng the public should realize how ' Governor is the State’slaychief against the eise If a mine cperatorloses an influence It is on the pricee Creases wittout passing law enforcement officer Backunderstand should you Under luck policy his ls tough cost 0f living — paUcularly on them on to the buyer Thousands moneylt ing him up is the attorney office and every other this system our coal production the influence it has on keeping the necessities of life So next funeral's independent stores have been unit of state has 'been sufficient for our great the cost of food along with other thne you 80 int° and n county and city government a!f°°dkSt0re needs with a margin left over commodities high This is a formidable array feel like denouncing opera- - The result has Ibeen to save the for export to other countries — According to Senator Williams an enormous of policing powers It is suffof and experts say it can be further of Maryland the government tor as a burglar keep that icient to enforce any of' our laws laws including the liquor stepped up If required Things recently spent 32000000 to mind The government le the UMtion may by are certadnly different to the Why then create another unit which goes under the socialist paradises where everyname of the liquor ' enforcething is in short supply ment control division? Gunnison UflLLEY riEVJS Joe Marsh From where I sit I'm Glad Ve'rd "Different!" - Family Emergency - In misfortune or adversity money In tho bank is the best ges T0h ciTnrreanwages jJJJ price Strife- toeryoureforcr You know the record of You know that ethat division it has winked at the law Its chief enforcement officer was convicted of bribery f A PHONEY PJ Re-ele- S7 br ficever Straight i H Utah) W Scef 48 raillcf Federal Deposit Insurance have bank Corporation pointing to the fact that prices have risen But that has hap Mt pened American retailin2- Store oper- ators are practical men They are 6havin Profit margins razor tM "Tm told that Utah's primary fndustriis art thesa that product hih Uvin8 standards enjoyed by milli°ns of consumers However rata“ers ad pay the wholesaler and the land- tax °°llector- M°st lord and stores are operating as as is humanly economically stole Therefore the ability of retailers to absorb price boosts H linilted more than Utah pe pis uso so the txcea It sold elsewher It bring back dollars t nsed to buy things si don't produce primary b Industry mlningl" I UTAH MINING ASSOCiAfC CONSITTUTIONAI AMENDMENT resolution TO AMEND ART 0 SECTION 13 OF THE HITUTION OF THE STAI I TAH RELATING TOjt 1 CUTION RY INFORM 4TIP 'INDICTMENT AND TO ' JURIES Be it resolved by the Lfs ef the State of Utah alt members elected to e the two houses voting i° ' thereof: ' Section 1 ' It is prop® amend Article 1 Section U Constitution of the State of to read: Section LEADER - FIGHTER - WINNER — Ranking Member of tho Powerful Agriculture Committee A Statesman of Vision and Courago Honored and Respected £ ELO— EVNU — KOAL — KSVC — KSUB on Oct 20 6:09 pm OcL 27 - Nov 1 6:30 pjm PaU Foltlcul Ai C T by Grmgr Campaign Chjiruan IUmtoAPS rusT ortRATX around the dock very day and night of the year Although they know thia loaders of 19 Monunions are demanding a day through Friday week for one million railroad employes They want 43 hours pay for 40 hours work —in itself a 20 wage increase They also demand a minimum of 12 hours pay for any work performed on Saturdays and 16 hours pay for any work performed oa Sundays and holidays On top of ail this they want an additional increase of 25c an hour for every employs ! You’d Pay Ojin Cormnitl Ulah the Dill! Summing up these damaods they mean that these union Isadora aesk to fores the railmsds to give one million employee an annual rxtite which would overage —TUNE IN — I bigger! PROSING wMir ' §bm§iim l I's to mighty proud long to Utah's ISSUE C0K5SM YOUR ct ualley and prosperity SI ‘n'tlntf at the matter it’s hard to think of an issue which 4s of smaller importance to tho Vast majority of ’nerl'an3 Tower is practically the only commodity or service Caruluiatt Republican h Governor Republic ( Paid Member domestic political Issue According to one school it will be necessary to put more and more billions of the taxpayers money into socialized power projects and all who oppose this are branded as enemies of progress Sincerely Vote Gunnison An attempt is being made to build electric power into a major Why then waste the 100000 per year it consumes in taxto encourage payers money malfeasance in office and to attempt a policing already for in the law? O' friend you will ever $ 1500 they must have still further Increases Demands rats and fart Unreasonable These employes have had substantial raises during and tines the warThslr average weakly earning are higher than the average weekly earnings of workers In manufacturing industries They have more job security than the average worker in American industry They also enjoy paid vacations a retirement eye tern and other advantages more generous than the average worker receive t In contrast wltk the demands ef these II anions which add eg te the equivalent ef 43c a hear Ike Conductors and Trainmen recently settled their wage request for an increase ef lie — an hour ' IU!!roxd3 Eca for Everybody— Not Employe! JJcag The railroad industry moat serve not one bwt many groups — producers businessmen ship pen passenger and the general publlo— night end day every day of the year These unions are proceeding In utter disregard of this important difference between railroads and other industries Industrial plants can be abut down over weekends and holidays but freight mail express and passengers mini continue to move Everybody who sn&r roll’ road employment hnowe tile Strike Tbrtxt On September 18 1848 the leaders of thee 18 unions began taking strike vote Bid the threat of a etrUte will not alter the oppoeixion cf the railroads to such unreaeonalls t per employe! The total qost of this would 1 no less than Uf billion dollars per year which U mors than twice the sxpocted net income of the railroads this year You’d pay the bill bocauas if these in crcaaod coats are forced on the railroads Hi- - !! iiVdib’i uWUill0 WIST ADAMS CDICAOO S ILLINOIS STRICT are nulil uJung this and other advertisements to talk with you tors which are important to every body at first hand about I at 13 Offenaea he 'required to be nroeecuted dictment shall be proacco’j information after examinat commitment by a magistn less the examination be rf by the accused with the r) or by Ind o the State with or without wch exam and commitment The forrrs the grand Jury and the f and duties thereof shtll b scribed by the LegislatureSection 2 The Secret State is directed to amendment to proposed tors of the State of t’t next general rbetion In t1 ner as provided for by hf Section 1 Constitution of If adopted Section 3 electors of this state th ment shall take effect the ef January 1948 tl I IIEDIIR BENNT0N £ retary of State of the O Utah DO HEREBY that the foregoing l and correct copy of th tional amendment D'opcyef regular session of Seventh Legislature 6 pears of record in my IN WITNESS Will have hereunto act affixed tho Crest Seal cl Utah at Salt U lCth day of Aognt h ' t‘( Secretary ffEAL) OCOOOGOOGOOQ- |