Show T1IE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Truman Renews Pledge of Support Of ‘Safe Plan’ for Atomic Curbs Attlee Charts British Saving Plan tlWTOH alt Mr It s that o was conducted club f jj: ered contest fought chewing of on The D l r aaalytt and at lt H att thaaa at af Ihla maaaaaar Ikimllimm atillT outing for boys and Washington Vthr ytBln I dlan'a ataa opinion eating part NOTE Svppr pie"— judge’s pie bitterly match by o for the was the at this The "tie Afternoon Style in Contrast Tailored-Dress- y Combination C girls men's meringue — covthe lods attest faces of the effort expended i National Kids' Day sponsored by more than 3000 Kiwams clubs will be celebrated for the first time this year on Saturday November 19 In succeeding years the third Saturday in November will be designated as the date for observance This series of photos shows something of what is hoped to be accomplished by inauguration of a National Kids' Day Its purpose is to spur work with underprivileged children at the community level so as to make them better citizens combat juvenile delinquency and at the same time insure the children all the pleasures and delights of normal childhood Because the problems of underprivileged children cannot be solved without providing additional money Kiwanis clubs throughout the United States and Canada will conduct dignified drives in connection with National Kids Day Money raised in a community however will be spent in that community in assisting underprivileged youth t p and girls together with dishwashing this children's physically oble the chore but the es ot p All share is popularity question TRUMAN: Hearing aides are a big help to hundreds of school-ag- e children whose studies often suffer when they are unable to hear their teachers Provision for this sort of aid is a part of the National ' ''"V ti ” 'H f rj f jt Kids' Day plan 4 iu '' ' Si Norway In Supports "To assure that atomic energy to man’s welfare vwll be devoted conand not to his destruction is a and tinuing challenge to all nations all peoples " In those words President Truman pledged tils support to any safe and effective plans that would outlaw the atomic bomb PRESIDENT spoke at a THE Naceremony In which the United laid the cornerstone for its tions In New permanent headquarters m wmiwwiMtMM ' £ Crus Chin (facing MKFS BID FOR STEEL PEACE amcrai director of the l S mediation srrxlee In surrounded by newsmen as he arrixed from Washington to make another effort for settlement of the paralyilng steel strike These conferences xxere described as "exploratory" although thing later reported that the situation xxas "not hopeless" X' York city Mr Truman stone rites "an Reports Progress Study was gettmK slong rather atomic research accord-inrepoit by the council for scientific research The report said drilling for uranium in Setesdal valley had been successful and underground operations had stalled with a crew Skirt Norway well with to a of 30 called the corner act of faith— our unshakable faith that the United will succeed " Nations conThe President declared that to a trol of weapons Is essential "Ever peaceful world and said that was since the first atomic bomb a major objective of developed of U S policy has been a system atomic of international control effective assure energy that would prohibition of atomic weapona and at the same time would promote the peaceful use of atomic energy by all nations’ anew the BerHE ENDORSED which nard Baruch control plan was rejected by Russia of disagreement The chief point Rusbetween western powers and sia on atomic energy control has on an been Insistence by the West effective means of Inspection to see keep their that nations would bombs Ruspledges to outlaw the for thst prohcfld still wouldn't sia posal The country’s first atomic pile is being built near Oslo and three universities have received equipment for atomic research ENGLAND: 8453 At! Two mouses for AWKLCOMK change— well your tail- lace Featured HACKFUL afternoon dress women that's ideal for ored skirt that's easy sewing plus two blouses for whatever the occasion The tailored blouse has a la pert bow tie the dressy blouse trimmed in tiny lace dressier occasions Dainty all over lace is used for the shaped yoke SMjo with narrow sulTling or lacc ' PntUrn No 8453 Bled pattern tn ale SUe 34 44 nut i yuitl contrail 34 3 yard M e e e deined tor Pattern No 1839 II 12 13 14 15 IS and IS S‘e 11 or eltlrt 2S yard of blouee ehort aleeve IH yard 54tiu-with bow 24 yard 9 Por ot JUlnch DEPT SEWINQ CIHCIE PATTERN t’hlaie L HU U9 Seatk Welle 84 Encloee 28 cent In coin for acb More Austerity pattern detrd — to rescue effort Pattarn No ——— ——8lo— In a drastic Nam Great Britain from its financial ewlni Jdra— filled with amart It' Clement the Foil and Wittier FASHION Send 25 Addreaa morass Prime Minister comcente today for your rnpv of thl Attlee charted an economic course u!de nd dependable plete dodesigned to save 784 million llars annually He also ordered a cut of 400 million dollari In dollar Accidents Among Leading Imports did tha prime minister Causes ot Death in U S THUS for more of course austerity plot a CHICAGO— Are accidents now In the British people the leading cause of death The savings effected or hoped to America? lopfrom would result be effected take Accidents deIn a sense— yes ping off spending for national a greater toll of productive year fense capital Investments public than any one natural cause of relations and food subsidies to a study by the say thousands Attlee presented a quick graphic death according Medical Association about ood Interpretation of what was pro- American are still deaths actual More posed ”We must reduce expend! disease cancer tastinj SCOTTS ture and Increase production" he caused by heart But the EMULSION told the house of commons But It and cerebral hemorrhage such deaths out that wasn't as simple ss the formula report points If oMahanoeeroe usually befall older persons after would seem to make It aatek tham ofun maybt t anousk Bturl AD their working lifetimes are ended von doa’t To the already austerity-wear" Vila mis food Thn urt In the usual working age span Britons It meant that many of the h5 Uatlss Bitottha! Kmulaloal “‘4 claimed 175 65 accidents 20 to have to of P b It Ur now for which FRONT: they WORLD goods piumv bull(J yo( up to yoa lwtl disease heart aril stand tn line for hours would be million work years your one pneumonia HIGH BN HOY JOOO Spotty Picture even more scarce Gasoline and 15 TONIC— rlek l as million and cancer one million ng The world picture was spotty some food items would cost more Vitamins ssd natural oil Economics! Hup forty thousand International developments became They would have to pay a today st poor drug atorw A Washingfee for medicines they were getting Increasingly confused the Intensified tonic -iMORI than urt ton development free under the national health proRustension between the U S and gram l’t powerful nourWunenfl U and British war cold in the sia to split S leaders were beginning the British alon at Hong the leave their on the issue of recognizing Kong and promise to respect on opinRed conquering governChinese rights there The difference mmiNESH A INVEST OPFOR to ment France was ion between the US and Britain a nw starttn a ARK KOI) lauraata In on the subject of recognition was organize Its government Van BIHInae the and senot considered as a particularly pact appeared possible Daat U S closed Its consulate rious one It was regarded here as HUFPLIE8 M anilNERY V7I1EU SLEEP n Inevitable reflection of their difrien A look at the overaU situation angtns drlvan SAWll gaaolln ol While the Vt'ad ghowed that in: by orllnl 4tnnuctutara - S man fering national Interests UPS lyp— aawai COME AI1D YOU WASHINGTON has been withdrawing from US on RusKOtt N V C Whtla thy the British are still “In’ China States in a new crackdown Pnsumstle Tal Circular avatlabla FEEL GLUM lalan Hr UT Mil Ac sia had obtained an Indictment and hope to remain so for obvloua ( purchasand financial reasons economic gainst Amtorg Russian This Delicious MISCELLANEOUS six of Try and S U — Harassment by Chi ing agency tn the DARIEN Laxative of falling to printing anl’ar'llnS conyChewing-Guits officers on charges Communists bad forced elos of a foreign nese rkata as Writ 1sM”ta further lays 4 agents lor WWs yM rW register A La tng of the US consulate there Tha Deed £ The maximum penalty for- American consul and bwdschf sod just BWlul PMnuse you power ('amsrnla II $10dotttia ilAJtsUrt violation of that law would be city clous from this yntn Cbrw Imprison five years 000 fine and attaches lsxaUreTbe seUon of to moved to SeouL The US atomsch ment The firm Itself was liable OTNal madlclns “Bmrooas" tb who bad spent 13 months here said lb atom U a Tbsl Is It dewant set wbU In $10000 fine Shortly after ta ine Communist policies prevented their an but only urban fsrttwr along McGrath general rou wan w attorney the end of a scheduled in— ar chkmUts traetMr at relief return of tha indictment quickly! nounced tour of duty At a newa MUi Tent fast linessy8im mskea arrested ebswtna wert Russians of And sciantiats the five conferenct tha reported CommuA line madlcine In New York by FBI agents Into nist obstacles had limited their IIVIaTMtUBV U so tt flow ’ genUy Soviet official H Wf If A was expected movements severely ijfitn-0- t tbi BOB BALE arrests IWT BANCS the rOULTET NX only vigorously protested said h wa one Orug eounur-aCulver Glejiteen Iwm trdlsg ftlg rw madm There bad been repeated allegaChines Com- gss 4alyanU Usslr far sees ptwlta acta held four hour by tions In congress thst Amtorg IMS Adaaaa Aawrtcan lack L'tak II N munlst police and Soviet aoldiera aaala 14 Esal — Tarms as an esplonaga agent Said him of “signaling out accuaed who Rig WNU--tint U S attorney Edward R don’t to sea" with ths lights of hla Jeep ney: “Diplomatic paasporta HAWAII-- Th prolonged atrlke for the trim defen constltuta of Hawaii' flva did ot dock worker at charged here" Tb Indictments aa lx ports was over’ at last Tb CIO not charga Amtorg with aervlng and agency for the International longshoremen' an espionage warehousemen' union ordered It Soviet 2000 striking stevedore to go bek dewa LONDON “There atrucfc-hlBrit to their Jobs The men veloping split between Greaton tha 1 demanding a raiao of 32 etnte la tin and the United State Tb atrlka hourly wage their $140 Issue of recognition of the Copy but octobf continued pending aetUement of th”f would esUbllab London were condiworking Involving Issues sldt soon relation fuD diplomatic tion! pay and other Issues In However this appeared contingent Don't let “Cold Demons" ms V porta would on whether the Comm unlit her cheet feel eore con g failed— rub on Menthobtum Fast safe Mentholatum help COLD KUSH temen congestion It vapors Booth Inflamed passage ease Pea-Sicoughing apesma For head reachplanes loaded with excited mta mskea breathing cold too The spell of th Yukon ws and husky blood of and mining equipment the heat to out easier In Jars tube again ing In dog teams were pushing Into the men who seek quick fortune winter arctic th with In a ran area l “Lht Of nugget U gold Report mining which would paralyze l of peas" being found near Th village of rLhwhetl effort In Alaska had been fashed like overnight a new was mushrooming FOR POCKET OR PURSE I throughout the territory and the famed clUca of the fabulous on Grizzled sourgold rush was Manikov swdlcerto I" kondy tU loos th gold days earlier rub of Yukon vied with y qvkcfc reUal to dry croctad dpp4 lip doughs untried tenderfeet reachIlk a ws magnet The lure to tarry aatf to eto Only J JA ayvkaraf th other to ataka claim lor the ing out with Impelling force KEWl MENDIOLATUM medkoled SUCK precleu metal telidij&P million CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT x—Aiaiininn and girls in Bar- -i Ohio (above) are safety conscious A I bike clinic con d by a men's club the police depart brought out 200 for safety inspec- handi Physically sd children (right) aided through the Day fund Here a deal of effort is into a basket-wea- v s tvr&al VOtl’T - “l nt Ul Asla Srla ourse fSHE FREE v Jv V b (ct inj a Kiwanii tummer balanced fcy models kit) iA Hy rl ?' Clay and eC“ figure u rapidly is becom-T- ti flueit 1 comfortably counter wa houn 'ton demons' COTYOlMllllII? iScuil uchu n9 o f81 bunt American in Alica tfight) whera a fferent nationalist represented — trything from a rabbit to bubblt ate ball is another tponsored octivi t than 40000 boy 2126 team! or-- I end tponsored by clubs in New aa last year M Nuggets Cast New Yukon Spell 10 fy |