The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-02-26

a. National Guard.
Sec. IL. Articles Of War; Freedom
from Arrest; Jury Duty.
b. No officer or enlisted man o
warrant, except for treason or felony
while going to, remaining at, or re
turning from a place where he is or
dered to attend for military duty
Every officer and enlisted man o.
such forces shall, during his service
therein, be exempt from service upor
any posse comitatus and from jury
duty.
Sec. 10. Severability
| II any provision OF this act or the
application thereof to an person OF
circumstances is held invalid, such In
validity shall not affect other provi
sions or applications OF the act which
can be given effect without the In
valid provision or application, and to
this end the provisions Of this act
are declared to be severable.
This bill 10 similar to Senate Bill
80 that was killed. It 10 not quite a
broad In scope a. Senate Bill 30 but
is more on the lines Of a United
States police organization, similar to
the German storm troopers.
Tho bill was introduced by tho COM
mittee on Military Affairs here, but
most certainly ls another one Of those
companion bills to II. r. 1875. GIanc-
ing through Section you will notice
that It gives other states, who are In
pursuit of InsurrectIonists, saboteurs,
enemies, or those whom they may
term as an enemy, the right to Invade
Montana. OF course a southern squad
In Montana wouldn't have much trou-
Bile finding what they would term en-
emles, az all Of the free thinkers Of
Montana would be classified with the
negro Of the southIands, whore they
are still unable to vote without paying
poll tax.
In Section q you will further note
that this bill ls again mentioned with
a National set-up In regards to funds
appropriated by Congress for that
purpose.
In Section 2, sub section b, no en-
listed man Of this organization shall
be arrested on any charges except
treason to the organization or felony.
| wonder does murder OF a so-caIled
enemy consist Of felony? If not
that would be a mighty good way to
act rid of those that don't agree with
what the organization might call good
What is tho need Of an organization
Of this kind In free and democratic
II an organization OF
this kind is necessary then surely
they that are In power must intend
to put over something that a great
mass of the American public Is going
to oppose and they must have Storm
Troopers to beat them down to their
knees. Or Is It for the purpose OF
forcing organized labor to accept a
lower standard of wages while the
bio contractors reap 10000 profit?
But whatever 1t is, In satisfied
an organization OF that
<Ind Ia not needed. There might be
crank or so but they do not harm
,r Interest anyone. II the people are
to such an extent that
hey must have Storm Troopers to
<eep them from uprising then re
line the government Is changed to
,uit the people because they arc the
Otherwise we will slide
nto a Hitler dictatorship and person-
lIIv am not Interested In the least
With a dictator, be It Hitler or Roose-
,eIt. | want to have my tWo-blts
worth Of say 80. intend to do Just
hat until such bills az this 10 passed
With southern 0un-nen coming In to
he old state Of Montana, putting the
LIBERALS Of tho state on par OF the
outhern negro and under the heel OF
he southern gentlemen" and mint
ulips."
Your kilograms Of protest to your
enator or to Governor Ford will Kill
his biI.-By Ben Buckley.