Show 1 Y Dads Dad's Column 1 d. d SUNDER CLOUDS ON TIIE By MYRTLE EFTING L THE sage brush land where the sun suns is s king He sends forth o oTo hit heat piercing rays To gather 6 ther the dewdrops left by the night And her scorches the desert for days Then out of the cast a thunder cloud streams And nd waiting his chance for lor a spill Hangs gangs on till the sun releases his hold Then pours forth a flood of raindrops that flu fill Each crevice and dent submerging the earth Then en silently hurries away And later the breeze blows up from tin th sage A A perfume that none can convey o and o 00 Q MIAL U A. A L KOLL nOLL CALL LL THE AMERICAN Red Cross Is kept busy right now filling the bowls rth th oil keeping the wicks s trimmed and ande I Ithe the e globes shining bright that their iscon of faith and hope will light a a. orld surrounded by tears and gun pow- pow w. w It t. t Tills This organization Is a a. peoples people's part par- par t In defense mobilized In the I Ie Not yae sae e of mercy and brotherhood Jest JUIt Ht national but reaching Into the I en- en ere IK R world It knows men are one when Bering and disaster hits None of us I ii i it isolated or Ignorant that we are a. a i t so aware of the devastation loose In to- to I Cl 55 1 world the misery heaped upon w b Innocent And no one can be blind ei e a charity charlt administered by the Red Today with the Junior Red Cross gerta q enlisting aid of children of there are nearly ten million join members and still not enough rendering co dering this should be bo the concern c d 1 every child in every room In every stool In the land the Red Cross Is its robe With nine million members you ou might feel the or- or or-I or is powerful and big enough to 3 go on without us But Dut In order to reach mch the goal set from the calls from I the CIa ie field neld for requIrements it will be he necessary to double this membership I Their national budget was slightly over four 1 our ur million dollars last year and this it Is over eleven I It Isn't because Ameri Ameri- America ca cw people do not believe In the Red for they know too well of its ser- ser serto serto to mankind It goes Into Britain Egypt and an Russia where it is so soI I needed today Through their Intentional In- In Red Cross the banner waves wavea ILIS to lands Blood plasma is 15 supplied this source Volunteers serve in InI I canteen aacen l motor corps nurses nurse's aide pro- pro first aid Nutrition courses emergency stations life ute saving are at a few of the administrations Park Parl City as cs always responded liberally to tile tie 1941 roll call THE UNITED States cannot afford to let John L L. Lewis or any other leader divide labor Into hostile camps over such an issue as the closed shop in the midst of a defense effort upon which the very ety tolerance of unionism itself even la Is time peace-time may depend Those leaders of 01 I labor and of industry arc wisest who see ee e that in this crisis It is necessary to ue save e the whole In order to save the parts arts They will strive to maintain the utmost Justice in working conditions through tough peaceful means but will not Jeopardize rights by insisting on them themo to o the point where those rights must become became lost Christian lost Christian Science Moni Moni- Monitor tor O 0 O 0 O 0 I CROSS ROSS ROAD ROID SAYS BAYS THE Industrial Press Service Organized labor in America Is 15 no nor f r longer lODger in swaddling clothes In those I Secretary of Labor Perkins recent- recent i l If ty ly I stated a fact that labor leaders would f do to well tell to recognize For labor has r grown up And the time has come for It r to act as though it has Weve We've heard hearda f a lot about labors labor's rights Its It's time we weh 0 ti h heard ward about labors labor's responsibilities responsibilities to its own members as asi F i Jell as to t the public Today labor Is big k business b Every year 5 ear It collects half a ai i billion possibly po more from tram its members What happens to this money i 1 few people know often otten even the people r v Who ho Pay It can not learn how its it's spent TOO Tho he conviction of several local labor waders leaders for theft suggests that its it's not tall spent legally Why shouldn't union officials be required by law to give an r f r accounting of these funds Why W h y wouldn't u t be b to t run n their t they ey required I now American labor stands at the thc cross- cross crosSI I I rolf road ad Union terrorism Instances of cor- cor j I l option in tho affairs of various locals Justified labor wars needless strikes strikes- i ithe the fn tune has come to stop atop them and andi i labor if Its It's Vi wise will stop them now r V V V I In THERE ARE two kinds of discontent this world the discontent that works i iI Ir I and the discontent that wrings Its Its' Its t r F nos The first gets what it wants and II t the e second cond loses what It has Gordon Graham Q 0 O 0 O a O a I 1 1 t EVER saw an army that wouldn't t vote te to 8 go General Generali L home bome says Brigadier lw k e i I ace L s B D. D Hershey ll Federal Selective Sere serce Ser- Ser ce Director The General merely points out 0 p r ir t that hat Americans prefer home life Ufe to f vrr rny life Ufe fc and there would be something t il U Tong With Americans and their homes th f r t this Were not the thc case casc The TCP reports that one e hears about soldiers complain complain- complaint t In lag ng about ut this and that in ln camPs comPlain I and on the K trainIng fields reminds us that t Americans find something to tot to t fl en th T ble e about out with slit little le effort Despite e r their e r chronic dislike of what Is under- under I F ron h r their that e r they will WUl make mako good soldIers for forI I COuntry I WREN e HITLER came to power in 1933 tr ado first thing ho be did was to abolish 1 t Ii GIs unions and collective a bargaining the Advertiser of Richmond Wash Wash- ato In on German an labor leaders were kill kill- put cd tel 8 j concentration camps exiled or kUl- kUl killed then wages and hours bours have Pa Party en f fixed d solely by decree of Nazi called labor trustees ITA O 0 O 0 O Q Oct ct or ITALY th th LY v Vs IS an au ancIent land the mother the e Renaissance of which Columbus Continued on Pago Page Four I J Dads Dad's Column i fe Continued from rom Paoa pw anal Oms was a product Is It possible that Mus- Mus Mussolini's war which has robbed It t ot of many things i Including Its Us pride and In Independence ln- ln dependence c has Induced In It a senile senne decay Or Is It merely Its spokesmen that are arc responsible for this Impression The latter Is our guess cue and that some day not far distant Italy Italy will shake these ridi ridiculous culous ulouS croakers and stage another rebirth re rebirth re- re rebirth birth of ot mental and emotional fU dignity I Y New York Herald I r Tribune ld N i o 1 o o o 1 LET US look to io ourselves In time i and see that we fall not as many a i nation has fallen before us o o o oA I I A PUBLICATION Consumers Guide Guido which may be obtained by writing to tho tiro Department of Agriculture contains valuable Information for all members I of tho family regarding better health savIng fc electricity Red Blood as a n valuable valuable able brew and many Items of nutrition that have have- been tried and proven by i government and state stat scientists I O o O J NUGGETS I ITHE THE THREE precepts for victory which Americans must keep before them In Inthe inthe I the great national effort now being made Is is' Work save save and and fight If 1 necessary I observes William S. S Knudsen Chief of the Office of Production Management Every Everyone ono one from the large Industrialist I to the average householder must become becomer I r Imbued with the realization that to beat Hitler It Is essential cs that we work vork like blazes adds straight-shooter straight Knudsen o Sa as never before and help others ourselves If It It becomes to fight or fight or fight necessary ho he advises The Production Manager for National Defense Insists that everything must be bo done by b the public to meet the growing demand for tor I critical supplies for our defense Indus indus- indusI tries J I O OOOO O O OTHE THE RECEPTION at tho the Soviet Em Em- Embassy Embassy bassy In Washington on the twenty- twenty Gr Great t Octo October o fourth anniversary y ot of The i ber bey Revolution n. n ayas was roo attended tep led by persons Even tho the Japanese Ambassador tO 1 was there 1 Thero There was plenty of ot vodka and c caviar Ambassador LIt LIt- Litvinov was very ery popular when he was here before and he will bo be welcomed I back He gave better parties than any other Ambassador and Stalin certainly I picked the right man to send to Wash Wash- ington He Ire Is smart and a n go getter go-getter getter says the tho National Industrial News Ser- Ser j vice o 0 0 0 1 FOOD FOR TOR THOUGHT AM ANI ACTION I ATTENTION OF OP our progressive bust bust- bustness busi busl- business I ness men and loyal lo al citizenry and the public generally Is called to the reports i of or committees recently appointed at tho II convention of or business men and citizens to discuss ways and means for making a at t Bigger and Better Park City The figures i j presented by the housing committee la IS 15 almost startling and should spur co co- cooperation cooperation cooperation operation and united action netlon on the part I of ot our citizens In general to change v 0 tJ W M yi existing i d i conditions conditions s If It t the i huge percent percent- percentage per ago age of ot town out workers at at I our mines and mills could be reduced to even one half the number there would bo ho no vacant business buildings on our Main street and greatly Increased I new I homes and town home-town patronage patronage and and with tho the forth back contingent practically eliminated Park City would bo be again booming as In the early carly days days' of ot this present greatest mining city in inthe tho the state of ot Utah Let the good work Inaugurated by the local union and backed by our progressive citizenry con con- continue continue continue with renewed efforts and deter deter- determination and and the slogan of a Better Better and and Bigger Park City will wui be realized Remember In Union there Is Strength and with united effort success will be attained i |