The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-07-06

n. Names Will De WlLnnolQ on request
election proved that the people die
not want MVA or controls on oul
economy, and as far as he spoke fol
the people that did not put off voting
for "day or two, he was correct
But let's look at a few figures: 44%
of the registered voters got to the
polls on time and only slightly more
than 500 of these voted for Mr..
D'Ewart This means that slightly
less than 25@c of the registered voters
showed their opposition to MVA and
government CONTROLS.
D'Ewart is making quite broad
and unfounded statement and yet
more blame should be placed on those
half citizens who insist that their
own puny affairs are of more import
ance than the affairs of the nation or
state and put off voting for a year or
two However Cap the spirit is will
ing but the flesh is weak, and 1 do
hope that the good old Peoples
Voice" thrives and prospers for much
more than "day or two
My mornings Tribune printed an
editorial from the Daniels County
Leader, headed "Stalin's Boys Have
Inducing Ways, the meat of which
is in the following paragraph, "There
seems to be something very signifi-
cant in the fact that the Is Poles
who have been in the custody of the
Soviet secret police for about four
months seemed very glad to plead
guilty when court opened and that
the one who was seriously ill in a
hospital says he is not guilty With
out question, when he fully RECEIVERS
and has been guest of the secret
police for while he, too, will be glad
to plead guilty. Perhaps it is just as
easy to be shot after a public trial
as it is to be shot after no trial at
ALL"
Now the editor of the Daniels Coun-
ty Leader will tell us that he is a
good World citizen and is in favor of
World Peace and Cooperation with
our allies, after squirting this kind
of rank anti-Russian venom in the
faces of his readers. This is the kind
of thing that causes some of our plain
ordinary citizens to become disguised
with the workings of politics and the
press and say to themselves What
the Hell's the use", and stay home on
election day permitting such Company
Stooges at D'Ewart to be able to say
that the voters on election day pre-
ferred his kind of Democracy" to
that of his opponent.
Well Cap, thank God for the Peo-
pies Voice where one may find the
truth goodly percentage of the time
Keep the good work up. Although
the reward is sometimes obscure it is
inevitable.
Yours in faith of the Common Man,
L. L. PRICE.
RUSSIA HOLDS KEY TO JAPAN |
For long time, after Japan's de-
feat in Korea, she remained hermit |
nation until Admiral Perry opened
her ports to Western trade as we'll as
aggressive Occidental ways. From a
peaceful Powerful kingdom of about
sixty million isolated and backward |
Japanese, it swelled up to the Rising
Sun, the most aggressive nation since
Jengis Khan in he Orient, now claim
ing billion people under it's rule.
Japan over-reached herself and COM
mitted the same mistake in tackling
y. S. as Germany did by invading the
Soviets nd now she would like moth
ng better than to crawl back in her
she'll but can't
The United States has just about
knocked her out of the air and what
s left of her navy is so badly mauled
is in hiding and Japan itself, get
ing crippled from our B-29s, is seri-
,usly considering moving it's head
quarters, Hirohito included, to Hsink- ,
ng, capital of Manchukuo.
This province, Kwantung and Korea |
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