The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-03-27
Friday, March p. a..

the tRen introduced i an ndSWistova ~,
Plan fas Townsend Old Old A Spoke ! p boy
clo the Friday afterDo,, ''''p
Clark Of Window speech e {; by '1 1o9a
ST Ser t Ffa1iasaTi ssrTeS@ESS 's astI
the act. Ope and Opersso.e "a.
The evening session, ~ q
vacated because the ! Friday W,
cay Gay evening ta session pS van Of Ii.
p. Friday S1' e9eaiDp morning t9a Ia 5Sl
ne! beard a Mr.. Loeb, Who [ne su deleggaatts,
Economy of Ab1n %IsO spoke Op@ Upon
courthouse. cascade couoS
SATURDAY
SESSION
IS, Saturday morning thu -.
ence reassembled o. T ~ confer
with President SaIi liz III O'Clock
chair. '"ilSOury in m
PARTIAL REPORT
RESOLUTION COMMITTEES
Chairman Har;l+o.. 1AE
luton committee ~ re NJ me Resr
RESOLUTIONS Nos. /, 2 SOlIed out
8, all of which we y, ., ~ !. 5, and
ccussed, and after an eau DIS
from the floor, were un llTna aI
approved. The resolutions ipOa mo motion q
PEI pc found in il the order >. VIII i,,, al
Dered. at the end Of tbis as nun num-
amen and etmbOdy the decision on lSp St
SUBJECTS before the conference 'A'
President Salisbury t5e S's e.
Luverne Hamilton r. tb ,t,7I Il called
he introduced Reid R Slial5,
president of the R,,t +.OOll l5
grs Union, and chairman If MN u,
Regional committees for orp % ,a
ton of the Farmer-1aboUrt S 8nLl
who spoke on "The Farmer a ny.
Robinson was ~ roa n;uoI
with applause, as the pres iieei's y
a militant labor union that i T.. "
9een making history at Butte. H TG'
discussion made a deep imnr rs, ~,
On the delegates who interr 1noisi
n with frequent applause ws ic.
disclosed the popularity Of "I @a
Farmer-Labor Party idea. FoIIo wv
ng Mr.. Robinson. the chairman
introduced Jerome Locke, former 1-rr.r
surveyor general of Montana. for
ner chairman of the State Cam.
'ensatiOn Board; member s STATE
committee of the Holiday. and sy
Donent of Independent PoIiH9
Action on the part of the farmers
md workers, who delivered a veT
earned and instructive discourse
n Production for USE" which
vas well received by the delegates
BEET WORKERS
DELEGATE SPOKE
Felipe Moralez, executive Sec
etary of the Beet Workers Union
lSo member If the State Commit.
llttee of the Holiday, spoke On
Conditions in the Beet Fields
loraleZ is a very eloouent and
Onvlncing talker. He made
ervid plea for unity and under
landing between the beet faTmg
nd the field workers, pointing
ut the unity Of interest between
ne beet growers and the work
IS, and the contradictions q
lterest between the growers and
he sugar company which exploits
9TH at the same time, while fore
g the beet grower to exploit th.
cid worker for the benefit not q
le grower but of the sugar con-
any. What we need is n0'
oney for beets, not less wage
r the field workers. Moaa
ade a definite impression on ~
ylegates who applauded him IT.
lently.
The conference adjourned u1D
80 for lunch.
ATURDAY AFTERNOON
ESSION
The conference was called to@
r by acting chairman y !,
rne Hamilton of Roundup WV wy
PRODUCED J. J. Mcclure Of N .s
ty, executive official Of
orkers protective Union w.
oke on the 'Problems Of the H., n
lployed." He pointed out !, o. p
fore farmer or worker could s q
ct any consideration thai W.
lst organize and unity :, Ae
G. G. Davis Of Forsyth was as 'S
reduced, who spoke q Chm
roblem of Accusing the ~
ring Masses"
MISTER FROM
OnnE