The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-18
Heavy Vote in Republican Primaries
As We See 1t
~ Tom o'FIsherty

ENGLAND to OuIIa" seTi0Oy -
o. n~i affairs, free the seas
tplo'l t5e hegemOny of any one
iron " free small nations, ETC.
pssh; ,diUnant senator's are pro-
l SF- "a against HoOver's refusal
les'n 4 them see the notes ex.-
Hinged between the y, 5 :, a no
9th Sas governments that led up
Bn ~ naval pact. 1t is true that
@ = .Is IS willing that the sena-
HOO'' .bould see the notes under
Il5 e. If secrecy. Why not have
ssus nubIished in the press on
lns Ii,;on that the people pledge
%S.ussITes not to write their con-
eta about it,
new and rather pleasing way
/ In off preachers has been in
.tsd by the students of an
va%sb College. They prevailed
f,urteen sky-pilOts to enter a
]. marathon. The dOmi-
- work in shifts-pleas2 don't
y. .';'.,understand-and are hanldi-
..1Ded or vice versa according to
~ performances. For instance,
clergyman, who had previously
..,monized for three hours on the
JirDity of the soul of am ammuni-
6oD manufacturer would he CIV
tbree-minute handicap while
~s who had talked for five hours
\ tbe Immortality of the soul of
King Henry the Eighth would be
NH hack for ten minutes to give
h. less renowned competitors a
gart. This is mighty good idea
and we hope it is taken UP by
tired congregations on this side
o the Atlantic.
s&%$ *$%
Where ignorance is bliss it is
l,ly not to know your neighbOr-
bod prohibition agent, Some
where in the South a man aged
seventy was visited by two per-
sons who looked to him like hu-
nan beings. Being a SOutherner
The old man was automatically a
Gentleman, so he hauled out the
Big Brown jug and offered the
visitors drinks. The visitors took
the drinks, the OLD man and the
Big Brown Jag, simultaneously
informing their host that he had
violated the prohibition law. Stat
ing that he had hitherto lived in
hissful ignorance Of s~cl. : -,
and cursing furiOusly, the old
nan was led to Jail.
t&E&s
Kansas farmers are urging
Farm Board Head Legge to re-
ap. Legge is said to have adj
nitta that he has done all he
can to help the farmers. There
tore, argue the Kansans he should
quit while the quitting is good.
What Legge has done for the
hrmers is as near zero as the
result Of the London naval con-
ference He was given a revOlv-
ng fund by congress estimated
a IRON Sl5O,OO0 to 100000. A
lev paltry millions was spent to
hep' the farmers but whether
! vas thru their own fault OIL
ne iault Of the agencies thru
smen the money was spent, the
Idners seem to be worse off
'han before they were relieved. )"
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legge says he cannot do any.
9ng Tor the farmers unless they
y what ne tells them. And II
ues % what he tells them they
.y Oe arrested for criminal syn.
oSalsm. The multi-milliOnaire
S 1sleVer is urging them-6,5OO,,
wv wv Of them-tO Join one Drgani
,SuOn' ln other words. he want:
T sm 70 form One Big Union
inste are lots of workers in TAI
A., urging the wage slaves to IN
S.., very thing. Should tn,
~ ,"IA e form One Big Uniol
~a., me farmers do likewise Their,
~ saO , BE- a lot of activity anon,
es T Tlli!ary and naval forces O
s;., United States and Hooye
ssnI invite MussOlini over her,
Mas =. as adviser to the Hooye
\. aa up. That is, provide,
niS IoSlAers and farmers in tn
' Ha One Big Unions formed a,
@.lns a Workers and md r F.r orgs
~'smmnt. 'i'er
*Aas -
t,a me !, Producers News ius;sta
Boar ,,s' ne beginning that the Far,
he u 0c cannot and will not assis
ns,0l pC ~ farmers and tha
s st,a: the majority of 't tSemM '1lt
soil T Va a better living from m
fan No, No capitalist adm;nist :.
t6sDs"0O would have the support :
bnr |, an: y industrial capital E,
tie i1 i i concerned itself viii
,las.sa' e a' t, of the produciu ,
~ r on the land and i IN iuJu
Act v ,ae AGRICULTURAL M Ia stT
0ter' n + a gesture made 70 II
Ton n y the Hoover administr
tnre - was a v0te-catcb;rr -,
tttsiI n f,- 50 far far It has ' only ben en-
hss ' ss,. concerned with drawn draw
Militant ', n1 than building n r"I ,
IN ORGANIZATIONS Of ia,
aoOvsr 4 : leaders have adv;s.
sst a1 2 keep away from uuV't I
Bower ISr aSg the hot waatb,
S s,gs,,,i ellOvstOne ' Pan. %sar ~, on v y
via i,. spots but the s s1u O'n
mood , .as !. are in ; sons I;s,.,,
!, hsa aSf t, their i, savage bra r,sk :
ss 4 4 q n Washington. lays Sr :
sad stto, :. Erickson, poIit ar;
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