The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-05-16
As We See 1t
Tom o'FIaherty

.svoIution in India is
The IT As this is written
ps'dIsnss:, advise US that the
dspaiG MI city of SholaPur, mas
esst a intn the hands of the reyo-
tIIsn n.r Iss The British forces ce'
htion1 STlSnersed and British pres
SGe als dI;ved a severe blow as
de Feegltv' officers of imperial
he hsugnSs! sfOre the bayonets of
So ile1 rebels. Ghandi is In
he Hl,uI n,anv of his lieutenants
a 1s nG 5' up but the struggle
r 9 q. It 7 looks like the re-. twi-
gs On M British rule in India.
sHo ssa Ind Indians are not fit to
b. .., ne themselves e1D,e This has al
~ g. 1f TaIin ll' classes: The Brit Brit
d the lU nmoSTerned the Indians
| Z :, have y. s sDd sword and famine
win III rnf have governed every peo-
IS ;; 'n TS, we were Unfortunate enough z!
3. I've fs, n DI lnaSs And What is
ues ~ - British is true of all i'm
true ., = including this sancti-
l ;. i:.,,nsriaIism of ours. Watch
I !, i HS Streets smoke in Nicar-
man H,ifi Porto Rico and the
/ Philippines
U,smier Ramsay Macdonald,
Il .. Presbyterian Socialist and
f,t. darling of the liberals
NJ socialists of the United
! S ~ / causing his admirers a
s 0 dpal of measiness these
B 'Ys He had Ghanlii arrested
II ordered the military to sup
/ o 80 fhe Indian revolution by
] s.,,s He stands up as a staunch
] slender Of John Bulls right to
Issn a subject people in subjec-
an We're the Communists cor
y when they branded MacDOn-
, tool Of Imperialism? Now
N Nation. The New Leader and
dIg liberal anil socialist papers
p Urging Mac to be a little more
dpbmatic in dealing with the In
i dars It makes things rather
5ugreeabIe for the milk-and-
ntsr radicals" in the United
States,
!!!!!!!
The British vicerOy in India
,Iyises the Hindu leaders that il
! hey lay down their guns anE
Asir knives they will receive al
nitatiOn 10 another conference
i London. They are promised
.M time and lots Of speeches
BIZ London has not been so luck!
vh conferences of late. Th'
lnl1n naval conference was
hh and an Egyptian delegation
h Just left the British capita
ihsr having failed to agree OF
Tie terms Of a proposed treat!
covering the Sudan, the gTear
ccttOngDwmg valley Of the Nile
The Hndu are wise to stay ava!
from London conferences. 1t wa!
fOrmr senator Reel of Missouri
vhO said that no man ever cam,
Vt the gates Of Buckingham Pal
= the same as he entered il
L had reference to the grea
nd lamented Woodrow Wilson.
!l!!!II
The Chinese revolution is agail
\ tull swing. While two sets o
ngands are fighting for supre
macy IN the North. the worker
am PEASANTS under the leader
shp Of Communists are maxim
" cams In the South. Sever:
pOnnees are already under thei
"nITOL The Chinese revolutiO
N more advanced stage tina
R htlan revolution. There al
Ghandis in China than in Ii
Y and more communists. TheI
y less theOsOghists and mysti,
uO wOrshiDpers of sacrel1 COW
Y .Alna than in India. Supe.
,Su0O IS the opium of all per
PIES !, and the shackle on the limI
Of the slave. ~ I'M
!!l!!!!
~. Commenting on the progra
NV :" y Oeing drafted by Congress
y 1'1 !. Brl 4 Of Illinois, charm;
ann sae ! House Naval COMMITTEE
s 0SS o6 Tor -. the expenditure
u" "'V =, FOR the cOnstru
Fan. u nm new warshiDs. the Gre
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