The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-10
Standard Oil Company to Germany

and Japan.
George Washington ordered Majo
Andre executed as spy, and, but TO
3 his escape would have hanged Bene
9 dict Arnold. They attempted to be
? tray Fort Ticonderoga-a log hut witt
. perhaps a hundred soldiers. TIL
Standard OIL equips millions Of ou
, enemies to slaughter American youth
The Standard Oil may have put vi
: some money for some radio talk
: against the President when the latter
: was trying to unpack the supreme
: court. Our senior senator might an
, swer this question when he tells why
Viereck, now a convicted spy, was
less than IL months ago sending thou
sands Of pamphlets into the mail un
der Wheeler's postage-free mailing
privilege as senator of the United
States
In Moscow five years ago, they
gathered up the German spies, tried
them by due process Of law, shot three
dozen of them, and imprisoned about
$50 more. The capitalistic press all
over the world cried Holy Horror!
In France they made cabinet members
of prominent, wealthy fascists. France
is today enslaved, Russia is free and
a bulwark against the overthrow of
democracy in the world. In our coun-
try, we send pro-Nazis to the senate
(Wheeler) and TO the house of repre-
sentatives (Dies and Thorkelson).
We are soft. In Japan, If mem
Der of the house Of Mitsui had favored
the United States to the exclusion of
president Of the Standard Oil Com
pany admits that the Standard Oil
has done against his native land),
why the Mitsui officers who did that
stunt would have their heads missing
in "a hours. In Germany, such trait
ors would be shot in dozens.
Such treason is not confined to the
heads of Big Business in this country.
The War Production Board has the
work and duty of making our fac
tories change over quickly from MAX
ing civilian supplies to turning out
munitions. This board, by now of
course, has hundreds of branches. In
every branch Big Business has honey
combed Donald Nelson's force with
key obstructionists. At first these
fellows were content to resist the
honest men under Nelson who are
actually trying to get munitions to our
armies and navies and air men. FL
nally, however, the profiteers under
Nelson, growing bold with success
and doubtless encouraged by their
masters on the outside, seem to be
organizing mutiny against Nelson
himself. In this, they got the secret
backing of the old American First
isolationist senators and congressman.
In spite of these "Munitioneers" as
the profiteers in World War l were
called, the President is forcing sup
plies to Russia In immense measure !
This will probably enable the Soviets
to put Hitler on his knees by Octo- |
Der Of this year. Due to constant |
prodding of Big Business by Mr.. |
1 think we are gradually |
gaining equality with Japan in the
air and on the water in the South
Pacific.
A fair guess for the next IL months |
(regardless of the experts who said |
Germany would be in Moscow last |
August and other silly things) is:
This autumn, there will be other
risings in southwest Europe against
Germany like the gallant, unconquer-
able Serbs in Yugoslavia. The COM
mon people in England may change
their government-turn out the re-
appeasers - invade the Con-
tinent through Norway or Finland or
France.
If the Cliveden Set in England do
not keep the promise of Dominion
Status for India made to the Hindus
in the first World War, India will be
lost to Britain and the Japs may in
wade India, but they cannot retain it
against the frown of Moscow and the
fight of China.
The loyalty Of the native Philip
pinos to America speaks volume we
should enjoy reading. 1t convinces
that we have been more nearly fair
N the Philippines than England has
been in Malay, Borneo or India, or [
han France has been in Indo-China.
We have organized schools and built
water works, sewers and highways
n the Island Empire, and above all,
We have treated all native religions,
Catholics and others there, with con- {
,ideration. In India, in order to op-
,ress everybody (just as Big Business :
lere sometimes encourages religious :
conflicts among workers, to rule both !,
actions), so in Hindustan, England >
elishes and encourages enmity among {
and Budhists Brehmins :
nd Untouchables, to preserve empire !,
yer all Hindus. The English press !,
penly admits backing native prince :
Ings to exploit their subjects for 200 .
ears.
Macarthur and Wainwright have
allant support from native Philippine
rmies.
There are 100000 natives in Singa- g
ore. Percival did not trust them
nth arms until the day before Singa-
ore fell There are so million ma .
ives in the Island of Java: match
Or half of Japan. They were tired
{ Dutch exploitation; Dutch or JAP
nese rule was matter of indiffer- y
nee to natives of Java. Bermese are
hooting English soldiers Malayans y
)se against Britain. =
Australia and New Zealand are al
lost pure white. The Japs will not 8