The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-08-29
AS We SEE IT

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the pOverty-stricken generally
from their own plight, to the al
legged Vaccinations of the Soviet
Government and the Communist
Party of America. But the Fish
investigation Topped, because il
was proved to the satisfaction of
everybody except idiots like Al
bert Johnson that the imvestiga-
ton was based on framed evil
dence and the average American
regards a stOOlpigeOn as a par
, ticularly low form of life:
! 49, $3.50
/ How terrible il must appear to
the hungry American unemployed
{ worker that his Russian brother
is forced TO work! He would
E probably be glad if a cop came
y along, tapped him on the think
y tank with a club and said: Hey,
q you! Hoover is putting everybody
in the country 30 work today at a
~ minimum wage of seven dollars,
~ seven hours and a five-day week.
u Unless you get to work as direct
'n ed | am instructed to blow your
ru can Off-unless you are sick or
q: so weak from hunger that you
ne are unable to carry your trousers
as In the style they have been ac-
La customed TO-" Why, that worker
wv would wrap himself around the
neck of the limb of the law and
shout "Kamerad." -.. ...-.. 49,. --.--
list
lrd At the risk of being unduly
Ter repetitiOus / must again state
are that the Soviet workers are not
as obliged to work at the point of a
Wa- gun. had the privilege of see
ing thousands of them at work
under the best conditions of labor
ied existing in any country In the
NV world. Every tOiler in Russia is
in a member of his or her industrial
,sa union. They secure employment
IA thru their unions. Thru Their
onU unions they have a say in deter
No. mining their hours of labor, wag'
,ow scale and working conditions
Pit Thru their unions they secur
go tickets to theatre and opera TO
IN half the regular price. Thru thei
unions they receive favored treat
ment in the matter of rent. Thr
tho their cooperative restaurant
:. they are able to enjoy whOlesOm
- food at cost. The workers ar
II. the PRIVILEGED class in Rus
Ieo STA. The capitalists are the UN
80 DER DOGS. This is fran
.om and brutal statement of til
I'D FACTS. And we doubt If ther
of is a worker in the United State
II whose brains have not been n
4 duced TO putty by the America
of press, school system and the pu
IT pit, that would not rather be Il
hat top dog in class society tina
a the under-dOg.
@ There are still classes In Il
/ old Soviet Union. But this is only
Col. temporary situation. This is wi
wood the government is based on Il
the Dictatorship of the PrOletariat
ee or alliance with the poor and midd
+ pa farmers. All class government
; Oh rest on bayOnets. The differen
door between the government in Ru
some STA and capitalist governments
box, this respect is that the former
Win the instrument of the produce
the while the latter are instrumen
sells of the explOiters. While the al
inn of the Communist is the elimin
you tiOn of classes and autOmatical
No, the elimination of class COVER
: yet, ment, the capitalists intend
part preserve their power to rob
other workers and farmers. They
off tend to keep what they have
olden they had to lay down the life
Lake the last worker and peasa
re a foolish enough to do their figl
lnday ing. (TO be continued.
S31y SO
ln'ers "Atta baby. AimeeI Come
u par Ma! There. Sock her IN [
l 1s beazer. Ma delivers terrible
uon to Aimee's left earring. Ain
So So shivers from toe to tiara.
o.Ie shudders like a ship hitting
shack ~ 80. ~ .,en1
ing. She is down. Ma stands
er her with terrible frown
.da her face. The referee counts O
Il the two. three four. five six, sew
wh;s eight, mine. :. Ur. or. vow !.
40 ON brrlishiss-Aimee's out. The N