The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-01-23


the nazi propaganda line in this coun-
try through it's official mouthpiece
Destiny Magazine, has aided in distri
button of this book, as well as the
discredited Protocols, proven forg.
cry.
! Now, after giving ample evidence
that his fiji st reputation of anti-Semi-
tism was not sincere, and was done
merely to escape being brought into
court, Mr. Ford again makes a pub
lie reputation of this form of race
hatred He did this in letter dated
January addressed to Sigmund Liv-
ingston, national chairman of the
Authorization League.
&c. agitation for the creation of
hate" said Ford in this letter, 4"
has been utilized Che could have added
here by Cameron and his Anglo-Saxon
Federation) to divide our American
community and to weaken our nation
al unity"
There is much more behind this
than appears on the surface.
For many years, Henry Ford has
been taking cheat" for the activities
of Cameron. Most people-and prob
ably correctly-regarded these activi-
ties as having had Ford's blessings
If not, why did he not order them
stopped? Cameron was on Ford s
payroll.
Henry Ford, this column learns
from most reliable sources, recently
held a conference with some people
on the question of these activities
and the letters sent to him protesting
them. At this conference, he is al
legged to have made the startling state
ment that he was in complete ignor
ance of these activities, didn't know
about the distribution of "The Inter
national Jew" despite the fact that
its bears his name as author, and of
the letters of protest addressed to him
personally.
By insisting that these letters had
never reached him, he plainly inferred
that they had been intercepted" by
somebody in his office, presumably
Cameron. He even is said to have
gone so far as to have called Cameron
in and put him on the carpet''-a
swell show!
All this happened just a few weeks
ago.
the question naturally arises why
Ford doesn't once and for all get rid
OF this fascist mouthpiece of his.
Ford is said to have explained that
he would do this were 1t not for the
reason that he then would have no
check of any kind on Cameron. That,
of course, sounds like a lot of bunk,
since Cameron, without Ford, couldn't
muster a corporal's guard to as much
as listen to him.
That raises a still further question:
What has Cameron got on Henry Ford
that he is afraid to fire him?
1t is alleged that Ford intimated
that he would ease Cameron out of
the public limelight, by degrees, to
which Cameron undoubtedly would
consent, to help his boss out
Ford's statement in 1927, when he
disclaimed all knowledge of the arti
cles carried in The Dearborn indie
pendent, was most amazing. His
statement now that he knows nothing
about what Cameron had been doing
is no less amazing.
But amazing as both of these are,
they are not more amazing than the
fact that mature, intelligent people
waste presumably valuable time get
ting from him insincere, meaningless,
and hypocritical letters such as the
kind he recently sent to Mr.. Livings-
ton. Why not let Henry Ford stew
in his own juice!
Labor Protects Consumer
Here are a few OPA Consumer Di
vision reports that show what labor
is doing to protect the consumer:
South Bend, Ind.-In the past few
milk in this city has gone
up from 10 to IA cents quart. A
consumer committee, dominated by
labor, has completed ar
to buy milk from Michi-
gan farmers, just over the state line
for 10 cents a quart, the milk to be
centrally distributed.
Philadelphia, Pa. To combat an
order of the Milk Control Board,