The producers news., 1929-11-29

Chicago and set about digging up
all the "dirt" he could find on
Burton K. Wheeler. In letCer
that fell into the writer's hanos,
asking for information regarding
Wheeler's career, Mr.. Jung says:
"I was informed by some friends
of yours that you had plenty on
Burton K. Wheeler. Is there any
POSSIBLE chance of getting the rec
ord and activities of this gentle
mans past career or any confiden-
tial material you may have.
Ready For Action
crest assured that very effec-
tive use can be made of this data
at this time or in the near future."
Enclosed with the letter OF in
quiry regarding the past activities
of Senator Wheeler was a leatlet
reprinted below, containing an
editorial alleged to have appeared
in Pravda, the central organ OF
the Communist party of the SoVi-
ct Union. on August 2, 1929. THIS
alleged editorial has been reprint
ed in full by the Chicago Tribune
and other capitalist sheets:
'RED DAY IN MOSCOW
"Enthusiasm, the real revolu-
tionary enthusiasm-when eyes are
fiery and there come ecstatlc OF
indignant shouts from hundreds o.
breasts-such an enthusiasm can
not be the product of Imagination
Also the militant enthusiasm
which urges the people to tax
m stronger hold of the rifle, to keel
| in step with the comrades, and t
| sing half forgotten war songs
chorus, suddenly acquires a spe
/ cial significance:
/ "My pet rifle, shoot, shoot, snoo
Il NV pet rifle shoot!
| New pet rifle,
| Have no pity on the bourgeolIs:l
"This song comes from the III
of those in blue .blouses. Half
hour ago they stood at wol
benches, assembling the parts
agricultural machines. Now the
- columns march, following the en-
less lines of other proletarian e
or umns, filing in front of the ID
ne trict Party Committee, and aoo
them floats the slogan.
. eve Do Not Want a New w;
but We Are Ready to Resist 1t"
"This preparedness at times
H.. felt almost physically, strengthf
iiAiio ed by the conviction that the te
ed feminist leadership will ]
Aau. r give up as we'll as by the reall'
on tion of the power and unity
LT!,, LT!Vv the international revolutions
1,eo lie proletarian columns.
NJ nNd "The slogans appear on
anu aua placards. The columns as II
,oo1 Sl meet each other shout them at
~ ,'Cn = another. They are hurled from
s+;oS % platfroms on the Red Presnya,
''iOn Sukharevka, on KhamovniH
a+,on in the Proletarian District.
'Tl1 To5, masses of the Red Capital,
,d;o. % million strong, swear by them:
: = 'Down with the instigators o
: ;s new war!-the amplifiers carry
who the streets.
ohlo" % "Death to the world be
Toato not geoisiel" the masses answer b;
,oII,s Death"
yin "The slogans for Red Day
local sounding here and there in
& Sof- workers suburbs blend finally
+hon, % to the thunder which is heard
side it, and even beyond the bt
daries of the u. S. S. R."
To Frighten the Plutes
Running perpendicularly
the song: "My Pet Rifle, E
and the slogan, "Death to the B
4 and geoisie!" there are black lines,
better to frighten the little
stool Riding Hoods of capitalist An
v tv- ca. How those well-paun
wears plutes will tremble with the
!; paw of a creased bayonet slitherint
York way into their innards as they
save by the festive board listening
and the awesome howls of an oratc
nv of the National Security League,
e and American Legion or any of
e here other capitalist auxilaries eng
in the noble business Of sha
er dollars out of the plutocrats
in the driving the fear of Red Terror
alters. them! But their hands will
,e ros- steady enough to sign the cl
. such that will enable the red-baitel
ism as eat while saving the republic.