The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-05-18
May 18, 1915


Hitler line. The very last squeals we
we hear from that monster were
Observation-Disclosures conspiracy" 1t is
easier to nip fascism in the bud than
to stop 1t after it starts terminating.
The ruling class of America are by
no means united. Just suppose for
example that the Industrial section
which Is represented by steel, copper,
power and other industrials should
decide that their security could be
guaranteed by a war on the financial
section. What would happen if their
press should suddenly discover that
Great Patriotic American by the name
of Wheeler was the man to overcome
the octopus of financial capital. The
International Capitalist would become
the "scape-goat" for all the sins of
capitalism
| On, Mckay has another pipe dream
Wheeler is a great friend of the work
ing man. | will remember how 1t was
when Wheeler sold us out in Montana.
1t was Bah! Blah Blahl l can re-
member how the napkin socialist and
the parlor pink justified the betrayal
Well they would say, 1.-THE League
was dead and Wheeler made a wise
political move" eff he gets in he can
do something"
Well friends, Wheeler got in and
he did something" alright. He
picked, provoked and prodded the
worlds most formidable liberal, so
hic c0rf % II
shorten mans life, Wheeler made a
contribution to peace by robbing the
conference of the man who had the
courage, ability and leadership to
combine the forces of what was
termed "Decadent Democracy" to de-
feat one phase of fascist development.
I am not too certain we can escape
the evolutionary forces which are con-
ceived in the womb of capitalism.
Neither am l too sure that nature has
provided any other means than catas-
trophe to end the existence Of devel-
opment such as we have here in
America, but l am certain that the
only hopeful ray of light we have in
very dark outlook is the establish
ment of some organization that has
the power to deal with the issues in
volved. The isolationists are in real
lty the champions of a situation where
the unseen government can rule with
out interference or law This is what
Wheeler offers and what is the mo-
tive? The opportunity of Wheeler to
reach the goal he set quite early in
life, place, power and fame "The end
justifies the means" But, dear read
er, remember the warning of the
Greek philosopher who ages ago said
mo man who loves money or fame
can love humanity"
JOHN F. MCKAY.
We have great need of staunch men
In congress, men who will be abso-
lutely loyal to the people and defeat
ing those candidates of the selfish
groups, who want special privilege.
This capitalist system machine oper-
ates in most of the approximately
$500 counties in the United States
and these corporations with the cham
oers of commerce in nearly every
county in the U. S. Industrialists
bankers, and other groups, then elect
men to congress or try hard to elect
hair type of men who will serve
hese selfish groups. The crucifixion
If some of the ablest OPA officials
~ the senate committee investigat-
ng food shortages by members of the
committee Senators Wherry, Wheeler,
3ushfleld and others in this inquiry
Their noise has created CONSERVATION
n the administration branch of gov
But they need not worry
IS 4/5 of the democrats in Montana
re against Senator Wheeler, as he is
working with the Republicans in the
enate, and because he helped to elect
Governor Ford, he expects and is en-
tiled to the support of the chambers
t commerce in Montana to re-elect
i'm in 1946. Sabotaging the OPA is
or the benefit of the chambers of
ommerce of course.
Senator Harlan Bushfield of South
dakota was elected in 1912 by the
lellon and DUPONT families of New
ersey. About $4,000 was spent to
lect him and the chambers of COM
lerce of South Dakota also worked
ard to elect him and he has been
otlng for the benefit of the power
'ust, and business interests. Senator
Vherry of Nebraska is very strong
dictionary and is under obligation to
lie Nebraska chambers of commerce
'r his election. And these reaction
ry senators and members of the
ouse in congress are going to try to
ut over bill by Senator Taft to
bolish the OPA January first. Mr..
oosevelt planned on keeping the
PA functioning for sometime. I
link couple of years after the war
as entirely over l think it would
a great calamity to do away with
now as the business interests seem
want initiation.
They want to get every penny pos
BILE out of the pockets Of the con-
Imer, and it seems they also want
have another depression. The
lsiness interests were to blame for
at terrible depression that started
1929. The OPA is meant to protect
Q consumer, but the republican bus
ess interests are working to knock
It this protection, 2/3 of the appro-
tion to enforce the regulation of
g OPA when it came up in congress
rs cut out of the bill by the re-
blicans which made it easier for