The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-15

deem it.
The foregoing is the substance
of the reports carried by the cap
itaIist press. 1t is the Plumber and
Hunger Program of the Capitalist
Class against the tOiling farm
masses on a scale as yet unknown
IN the history of capitalist explOi
tatiOn in the United States.
The capitalist press tries to hide
the horror Of this mass expropri-
alton with the statement that
these oppressed farmers will have
a chance to redeem their lands
during the next two years. This
means that capitalist Justice" and
claw and order" DEGREES that these
exploited tens of thousands will
have a "chance" during the next
two years to rack their bodies and
those of their wives and children
with the most relentless toll to
keep their farms-or to buy them
back from the plumber crew which
10 now in possession of them.
But the state already has one
million acres-the lands of tens
Of thousands of farmers who have
ALREADY" been sold out and whose
time of redemption is not two
years off but one year, or sis
months, or three months or to-
morrow. Tens of thousands fac
ing eviction in addition to thost
plundered at the sale on April 5
The sale on April 5 was not tn
last sale but only the beginning o
the mass appropriation of the toll
ing farmers of the South by tn
Capitalist class, the bankers wit
The aid of their sheriffs. The cap
italist press reports without
culver on its cynical bloody coun
tenance that the sales will con
dnue uninterruptedly and that tn
state will have not one millio
acres of farmers lands but tire
n4liOn acres in another eightee
months.
During the past three years {
capitalist crisis the capitalist elias
has plundered the farm masses I
a degree many times more intenS
than during the ten precedin
years of agrarian crisis. TT
small farmers and troopers of tt
south, Negro and White, hay
been exploited to a more frigh
ful degree than in the rest of Il
country. The bankers and Ian,
lords have maintained this oppre
sion thru bloody lynch terror. II
rights" granted to the Whit
have been denied the Negro mas
es-ground under the iron heel
capitalist barbarism.
By these means they ha
ground billions in profits out
the enslaved Negro masses. T
capitalist class cannot now pro!
as previously out of the toll
these masses. The severity of t
crisis is such that it has deere
that the toiling farmers of t
south shall pay for the crisis vi
their very lives. The capital
system has reached a point whe
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t1al slavery are in themselves
lonser enough to guarantee
bankers, the mortgage and life
surance companies, and the ca
talist state the plumber that Il
have TO this time taken from
masses of small farmers and sh'
CHOPPERS.
For two years after their Is
has been sold these farm mas
will be driven, by the doom of
HctiOn onto the barren highws
TO such toll and slavery as t
nave not yet known. For
more years they will slave to
main Owners" of the land
which they are living. But
capitalist class thru its press 10
almost two years ahead alre;
In another is months, with
rete Of acquisition INCREASI
tne state will have more
three million acres of farm
lands" The capitalist press
mits that during the next eigh
months the appropriation OF q
uOnal tens Of thousands of (;
ers win take place and at an
CREASED tempo. These ere
!" shc twenty -four months du
SiseA the farmers who@e l