The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-07
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the sacred institution of marri-
age, and the destruction of these
is the forerunner of the COM /
munist state. Will the Amer
lean people take heed or will
they let desire replace reason and
decency?
Not only are the weekly jour
mails of thought and opinion sus-
pect to the Vigilants, but they be-
lieve that several large newspaper
chains are becoming "pinker and |
pinker." The Hearst papers "eulo-
gize the radicals of the Senate
who are and have been linked with
the pacifistic and radical elements
of the United States" The Scrlpps
Howard papers shave deeried pa
triotism, sugar coated the fire.
quent communist outbreaks and
uprisings in our country. The
Senate might well investigate this
socialist-cum-communist outfit"
Chasing Reds and aiding the
government and state officials in
bounding alleged communists is a
very diverting pastime for the
Vigilants. Items of Interest for
September "a, 1929, contains a
bright note on the results of "co-
operation" with sturdy state Off.
Gals:
On June Is, twenty-six COM
munists were arrested in Grant
Park after parading through the
Loop in Chicago to the park.
They were booked on a charge of
disorderly conduct. Fortunate
ly the case came up in the court
of Judge Lyle where Assistant
States Attorney Evart o. Hut
chins practises. Being a four
square American, Mr.. Hutchlns
was not content with a disorder
ly conduct charge he issued
warrants charging these Reds
with sedition. Mr.. Hutchins is
faced with a gigantic task, but
the courage of a lion, he faces the
fray undaunted and with the de-
termination to win. The A. v.
l. F. is back of Mr.. Hutchins 100
per cent. +. We salute Mr.. Hut
chins as qualified for the honor
ed title of American Citizen
They are becoming scarce in this
day and age.
Not only do Mr.. Jung and his
Vlgilants salute and back up state
attorneys, but they are interested
In city officials and lay claim to q
large share of the credit for court
action against alleged communists
There is no direct evidence of col.
fusion or conspiracy between Mr.
Jung and city or state authorities
but much may be inferred from the
Vigilants' OWN statements. Thus
in their Items of Interest for Dc
tober %, they state:
Who said Chicago official!
were not loyal? Commissioner
Russell, City Prosecutor Pesks
and their aids. Assistant
States Attorney Hutchins anC
Judges Samuel Trude and Fran
CHS Allegretti have demonstrates
their loyalty in concrete form.
We feel that we are not unduly
egotistical when we state tina
the A. V. 1. F. is responsible fo,
the interest being taken by thes,
individuals we have enumerate,
we have had the utmost il
cooperation.
Mr.. Jung and the Vigilant
take every advantage of the 10y
atty and cooperation. In October
when Lieutenant Mike Mills an,
his efficient squad, all old hands
at following the Red movement,
, arrested some twenty alleged com
munlsts in Chicago, it was prin
clpally through the efforts of MI
Jung that exorbitant bail totalinJ
$lOO,OOO was fixed for the sus
poets. Later the bail was reduces
; and some Of the prisoners wer
released. At present there is ev
cry indication that the indictment
against the remaining allege
communists will be quashed. Tn
arrests were made under the I'LL
nols Sedition Law. eff it 1.-THE law
Will not stand up in the face of il
, REPUTABLE evidence of the revolt
tlonary character of communism,
! wrote Mr.. Jung, "then it had BET
Ter De scrapped and an efficien