The producers news., 1932-11-04

oAAN" wi IA44CdI6 VI INOuludC1OQ was
filed tho the call just did not fill
the bill. You see, Jane, told
doc Madsen that Bob would Just
split the reds and cinch his cleo
ton and Neils grabbed the bait,
hook and sinker. Now the BARN
is busy, and if he gets in his work,
old Economy League, we will put
all of your brats on the payroll,
even Carl and Dolly. Amt we
smart? Wont we have a good
laugh" Harry twisted his mouth
into another quarter moon but
this time with the points down.
COntriving of Economy
League and Why
In the spring when the Economy
League was contrived by the Polk
Collins-Bennett combination it was
Jolk's and Benefits opinion that
Frank French could not be elected
county commissioner. Both were
satisfied with Franks record.
French had delivered 100 per cent
for the mainstreeters. Upon be-
ing pressed they even admitted
that French was the brains of
the republican-democratic machine
French had voted to give the
printing contract to Folks Plenty
wood Herald without bids as Ank-
er and French had done for Dolin
and the Wave two years before.
However Polk who lives at Will
liston, North Dakota, is a carpet
bagger over here in Montana and
is in politics for the profit three
is in it for Harry, only. Harry is
not concerned with principles. he
is not even concerned about the
reds nor American institutions.
He is as much for the Communists
as he is for the hbertyites. And
Harry knew that Com. French
would not vote to give the print
ing contract to him and the Her
aid next summer, and that Com
Hansen would. not vote to give il
to him either, but that Com. Ank-
. er would. Harry and Burley haC
, poisoned Anker against Dolin anG
, the Wave, and Anker was and is
{ positively. Harry's man. French
! insisted on giving the printing
/ contract to Dolin and the Wave
French's home town paper for two
, years next June when the contrac+
, was relet, on the same basis a!
. he had voted to contract with th'
! Herald. French insisted that Dolil
!. and the Wave were republican to-
' so were entitled to the contract fo
e the coming two years. Hence Poll
q did not want French in spite o
e his record or his ability even i
: French could be elected. For i
7 Harry could not have the print
y ing contract, he did not care VIII
. did get it-whether the Medicin
! Lake Wave, the Redstone RevieV
t or the Communist Producers News
4 Harry wanted the contract fol
Y himself and himself only.
n Jack Bennett, on the other han
It was only concerned in keeping tn
n contract from going to the PIX
If ducers News and the reds out
e. the Court House. and in the keeI
e ing of Ills own job of Plentywoed
,r postmaster, By saving Sherida
n caunty from the Communists an
sr delivering it to the republica
in party-for Jack is for the republ
r can party and Wall street and a
lie that that stands for; he has onl
~ contempt for the people. Jack
es for the Wave, the Herald, the r
TO view, but against The News. Jat
/ felt that French just could not
Of elected this fall and did not wal
es to take any chance on him; tn
French's nomination meant a
to other Communist Commissions
he and red control of the court hou
IN sure. Personally, he did not ha'
lg thing against French, in fa'
he French should by rights be r
ty nominated; but if French cou
it not be reelected, what was {
en- Continued on rage Two)