The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-03-16
DENISON F. N. C. A.
MEET LAYS PLANS
FOR BETTER WORK
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of the dairy farmers of the nation.
The keynote of his talk was taken
from the program of the Pennsyl-
vania dairy farmers: Higher prices
to farmers and lower prices to
consumers.
Slower showed the necessity of
organizing all milk sheds in the
preparation for a general strike.
Organizational reports were
given regarding united front work.
Many successful struggles were
outlined, milk strikes, stopping of
evictions, struggles for relief, etc.
War and Fascism Discussed
Considerable time was given to
the discussion of the rising war
danger and fascism. 1t was out
lined that war and fascism does
not Only mean greater suffering
on the part of farmers and work.
ers but it will mean that every
effort of the working class to bet
ter its conditions will be drowned
in blood unless we fight now so
strongly against it that it will be
, impossible for the money bags to
either declare war or put down on
us the iron heel of Fascism.
Particularly lively was the dis
! cussion on the so-called Third Par
ty Movement, The speaker ex-
planned that experience has shown
n that when people become dissatis-
!. fled with the old fake parties 8
: new party comes out with a
radical" program, trying to catch
a those that are falling away from
the old parties. But in principle
this "third" party is the same a.
: the old two, controlled by the Wal
"a Street money bags.
n Such a third party movement ha
e been started and is known as tn
# Farmer Labor party. Workers an
IS farmers must be prepared to kee
their class from being fooled int
N fascism as in Germany by "mor
d radical" party.
N Election Principles
nj Andrew Omholt, of Nebraska
a reported on the role Of the FNC.
IN during the coming election can
co paign this fall.
e. The committee then agreed upo
I'd three principles which all cand
IL dates must subscribe to before I'll
local united front of the FNCA o.
ganizations would give them an
support.
The resolution on elections TIL
was passed contained the followir
three points:
81. Unqualified acceptance o
:" the principles and demands con
tanned in the Call to Action.
- "2. Acceptance and support o
- the local demands of the farm
''0 ers supporting the Call to AC
ton.
eel ''S. Willingness to submit tt
ag- the discipline of the militan
farmers N all matters once tn
candidate is elected to office"
int The Importance Of the Farme
dr. Weekly was emphasized as one
the best organizing means. 1
farmers are fast recognizing tn
VI the Farmers Weekly is the on
sSS national farm paper that rea
fights the farmers battles. III
an widest possible distribution of I
try paper will counteract the trickf
of the ruling class.
After the discussion Of
ON Roosevelt corn and hog program
law special Corn and Hog Commit
rch was set up by the meeting. ]
task Of the committee is to ms
clear the danger of the administ
", tion's program which will ma
lty- mere serfs of the farmers.
I'M contracts they sign now can
changed any time the Secreta
. sees fit and the farmer will
We bound to fulfill it.
~; The committee has started
ton to draw up a program t
will be of benefit for the farm
.sen and not for the bankers and
day packing house masters.
hey This was Only one of the M
nee. meetings which farmers will n
70 hola to draw up plans for Il
fort own interest as conditions G.
ppo- worse. Finally the farmers
oils, have to make their own laws
xing rules and discard the laws Of Y
Street.