The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-10

brothers, despite their denials, to the Mussoiini
black shirt hordes, and to the brown shirt murder
gangs of Hitler in Germany.
Cox and Harvey are training the murder le-
gions of American capitalism Behind the dema-
gogic program of the Blue Shirts lies their fas-
cist basis They are being prepared for the cap
talst class for the physical attack on the working
class in strikes, demonstrations and meetings.
1t is no wonder that our Farmer-LabOr editor
finds himself kin to these elements. His answer
to the demand of the United Farmers League for
a truthful story of the occurrences in the commits
sioners' meeting a threat of physical violence
against the leader of the militant farmers.
His political alliance which on the one hand
attaches him to Coin Harvey links him to Roose-
Welt on the other. In Coin Harvey he finds very
radical" attacks on capitalism to cover up the
preparations for murderOus defense of the system
by attacks on the working class thru the Cox
Harvey Blue Shirts In Roosevelt he finds his tie
to Wall Street, tho covered up by RoOsevelt's dem
agogic statements of better deal for the unem-
ployed and the farmers.
In Roosevelt he find sthe outstanding figure
in the attempt to mislead the workers into
tinued support of the two chief capitalist parties
cans the cause of the crisis and as chiefly re-
sponsible for the misery in which the working
class finds itself.
Like true Farmer-Laborite his support goes
out to both. 1t is not only among the Farmer
Laborites that we find these natural alliances. We
find the Socialist Norman Thomas in support of
the Farmer-Labor party in Minnesota We fird
the Socialists supporting the Farmer-Labor party
Fundamentally in that state to the extent of the
extinction of their own state ticket Progress
ives" Of the LaFollette type support Roosevelt on
the one hand and win the admiration of the So
cialist party on the other.
Turnout the entire political campaign we will
find evidence of these interlocking sympathes and
alliances. What do they mean? They mean thar
all of the hypocrites and demagogs from Roose-
velt, thru the "progressives" and the Socialists,
to Coin Harvey and Cox, find natural sympathy
one for the others. They see in each other bro
theirs in arms against the working class They
recognize in the statements, slogans, speeches. and
literature of each other very able means to de-
ceive the working class.
Against capitalism they shout all kinds OF
inprecations. They warn the capitalist class OF
the downfall of capitalism if something is moi
done for the wretched millions. They INTRODUCES
bill after bill for unemployment relief and for re
lief of the farmers bills to protect the capitalist
class, not to win relief for the toiling masses Bills
to prevent the united struggle of the mass
es for immediate relief from the misery that op
presses them.
There is one characteristic common to all O.
these most vicious enemies of the working elias!
! the ruthless attempt to stifle the rising vii
of the masses to struggle. This is their task
which they undertake to carry thru with the vari
Gus means at their disposal They want to keel
the masses passive and disOrganized In this wa!
they carry thru attacks on the working class b!
disarming them before the onslaught of the CAPT
taLists.
The affiliations of our Farmer-Labor edito
of the Clearwater County Independent are yer,
natural. Treachery and enmity to the worker
and farmers mites Roosevelt Farmer-Labor- Col
Harvey and Cox.