The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-11-11

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Willard of the Nation and c .rSon'
nors Olson. of Minnesota and Ian
ger of North Dakota will sneaL IN
Sheridan county and turnout Mon
tana he said. '
VIII Submit Legislative
Program
Some of the progressive Eoisl.
ton now being prepared for s,Ib-
mission to the next session Of tbe
Montana Legislature by the Lib
erty League consists IF the follow
ing: 0
This legislation" he said econ
sists of a bill now being prepared
for the taxation of electric power
l: Graduated income tax on all |
individuals and corporations earn |
ing above a certain amount
2. Legislation establishing the
Bank of Montana" and having
branches in every county in the
state. This law would REQUIRE thar
all subdivisions of the state de-
post their funds in this bank or
its branches and all flotation of
bonds or other public financing be
carried on exclusively through this
bank.
8. The abolition of the State
! railroad commission and the trans
: ferring of its functions over to a
new Board composed by present
elected office holders.
a. The consolidation of several
country Judicial Districts, thus
eliminating much expense to the
taxpayers.
5. A state insurance agency
connected with the Bank of Mon
tana that would issue policies
covering hazardous occupations
Jsuch as dry land farming.
would dovetail into the new liquor
law advocated by President elect
Franklin Roosevelt, which would
regulate and control the dispensa-
ton of spurious liquors in this
state in accord with the enlight-
ened sentiment of modern times.
Editorial Note: P. J. Wallace
of the Council of the Liberator
would have a reconciliation of the
farmers and workers of Sheridan
county into one group under the
: fake progressive leadership, pro-
= posing as a remedy for the bank
ruptcy of the farmers caused by
20 cent wheat, the above reforms
g which if carried out would not
mean a hamburger sandwich to q
farmer in the state. His pro-
gram is a non-struggle program
calculated to stabilize the capital
ist system. 1t is a proposed or
ganization to mislead and betray
the workers.
If 400 ibertyites deserted the
liberty candidates to vote for the
q Economy League candidates anC
= for Harry Polk, which thing
= never happened except in Pat'i
~ imagination, in order to defea
It. the Stain Communist they voteC
1t right there where they shoulC
- have voted for there is where the.
s., belong, until they learn the Com
1g muniht party is the only part.
~ with a program that will solve tn
d problems of farmers and workers
which fact they will learn aloni
ey with the opportunist Pat Wallac
20 before another IL months roll by
er unless Pat happens to get attach
tn ed to a meal ticket in the mean
It. time.
- The Communist party is bull
cd on facts and not fiction or sent
ct. ment or liberal slop. Sincere me
j. are not so interested in the retur
. of those prodicals who sell the II
ell terests of the people for 30 piece
I'm of silver in order to buy ham anC
* for themselves. Any camp wit
in. them in are entertaining thos
to who will sell it again to the frs
TO 10 buyer who shows up. The ran
RI and file of the libertyites are onl
an, confused farmers who will make
united front with the Communists
-, as soon as they learn thru e.
to perience the soundness of tt
md Communist proposals and tactic
~. and the party will welcome the.
. into it's camp with joy-but it wi
Ind never admit such characters
US Pat Wallace or Bob Larson, n,
- Harry Polk, who well know II
fallacy of heir teachings al
their traiterous role to the wor
ing class they are playing. Th'
cannot hide their false faces al
. cowardice behind the hypocritlc
- words, "Stalin Communists" VIII
striving for pie ticket for the1
selves.
The Communist party went no
estly before the people in this ele
:, ton campaign and it has noth1
% to regret or apologize for. WI
- the party told the people is {
~ truth. The Communist propos;
are the only proposals that W
10 ever bring jobs and bread TO
y the workers. The Communist
their best to explain the party pl
posals. If the people are afr;
of the Communist that is too b
-, it is an obstacle that will ha
- to be overcome-an obstacle tt
future developments will help
to overcome.
Don't miss the Thanksgivi
dance Thursday night, Nov. "a
q the Farmer-Labor Temple. Tick
u 40 cents.