The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29
waukee Journal.


Rep Leland Ford of California of the most ntoerant
critics of everything progressive out of the roll call half
reactionary and half liberal The New Republic and UDA
think he voted 100 per right foreign issues and 100
wrong domestic Elsewhere in it's issue the New
Public that Ford of the worst members of
gresswhich he sbut Mr. Ford gets clean bill OF health
on foreign policy from the New Republic and UDA
And here's the that deserves the grand prize in the
awarded ignomnious 176 He IA out
of possible II times according the New Republic and UDA
roll call But the fact remains that Senator McNary is
ming for reelection with the blessing of the House.
rotary Icke Senator Norris the ALL the CO. the Oregon
public power districts and the Oregon Fedora
ton And yet the Messrs Cox Dies and Smith, not to
ton of Hagues boys and the Tammany
five times better liberals!
Those Modest Editors
the explanatory material in the New Republic
roll call supplement devoted to proving how this that
in predicting this that about the
the would take The editors of the magazine modesty
refrain from telling that they too took fer in progno
cation when the mood moved them.
month before Pearl Harbor instance the magazine
assured it's readers that Japan war; tremendous
odds against her would limit the hostes relatively brief
period" and that it was not unreasonaby optimistic to con-
could dispose of the Npponese in six months
Six days before Pearl Harbor the publication assured
that Japan cannot undertake against unless the
navy the British the Mediterranean and the
Russian armies collapse Apparently Of the brass hats
Pearl Harbor must have been reading the New Republic
These quotations. of not printed in the current issue
of the magazine; there only show how others
lights of the New Republic and UDA
You Take Your Choice
Liberals who decide to wade into the 1912 campaign with
the Republic supplement for ammunition will be further
confused when they leading editorial in the
zine itself with the Introductory material in the roll call
plement.
First we are assured that 18th Congress he congress
Lendease draft extension scuttng of
Neutrality act recordbreaing military appropriations
will down in history of the weakest bndes most
dsunted have had" We told that the few good
congress lonely soldiers fighting their
isIative battles against disheartening Odds"
Elsewhere however, there different version of the
personnel this congress- We told that the wfu de-
cet can't "ony small minority within congress- eve
overemphasze the fact that it is only minority which
should plead guilty. say the editors.
The reader of free decide whether the good
lonely and battling against dishearenng odds
whether lit is only small minority which has gummed up
The works.
Dividing American Progressves
The whole effort of the New Republic and the UDA
liberals of
ca at when they urgently be united There
congress against whom all should unite
there others who deserve the undivided support of all
If But this roll CALL keyed in part to foreign policy de-
which ended December T. 1941 muddie the issues of
942 beyond recognition.
What are supposed think t
tance when PM lists Rep T. H. Cullen of New York
the small clique congress that trying wreck the New
DEAL while the New Republic lists him fright 16 out of
possible 10 times foreign and domestic issues? Pm thinks
sep Doughton of North Carolina leading
conspiracy destroy the New Deal but the New
republic finds he the side of the gods ID out of 18
ines. lite
The New Republic UDA roll call coapses completely It'll
it tries to fuse foreign and domestic issues and turns
with ridiculous results 1t is based on the false assumption
hat liberals liberals ntervenonists
victim of its twisted reasoning when awards in
higher dehard Tories than to sincere and hard
awarding
the rubbertamp voting of machine
who responsive to
re will of people, 1t Tories who represent dis re
where whole sections of the populace dsenfran
nised. eli
In short the roll call is mess-The Progressive. Fl