The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-09-20


inerfered with internal affairs of of Latin
American neighbors under the pretext that it
entail to hemisphere protection? How about our pres
ent day policies far Indonesia, China, Korea are
concerned? Why do sponsor reactionary, fascist
government in China against which has been con-
clusively proven be much the type of democ
racy to which give lip service? Why do the
ahnd prattle loudly about the terms of the Atlantic
Charter and at the time provide munitions and
materials to exploitation-bent Dutch regime
which is determined to keep millions of coonials in
subjugation and abject poverty in Java, Borneo New
Guinea? Why did we refuse to recognize democratic
regime in Korea which had been duly elected to office
by the people of Korea?
1t all adds up to the fact that while we demand that
the Russians understand position in the game of
politics, adamantly refuse to make any at
tempt understand theirs We sponsor fascistic gov
ernments and at the time condemn them for doing
likewise. We condemn them for demanding repara-
lions from Italy while seeking the ourselves al
though Italian divisions fought the eastern
front than pted against American boys in Italy
and North Africa We make a big TODD about their
demanding that the Dardenelles be nternatonalized
although in two the Turks have either been
lively passively the side of the enemy. Further
at the same time the Russians are demanding such
concessions navy brasshats reasserting that
America will fight protect freedom of the seas. Is
there such difference between these two natOnaiStc
demands-one for inernationaizng otherwise land
locked lifeline, and water route to Russia, and
nsstence that the must remain free at all
times for American commerce?
halt to much of this talk of with Russia and did
bit of stock taking In the first place. what have we,
the great of Americans to gain from such
dertaking ?-2,500, 900 dead instead of 100000? The
complete destruction of remaining natural
sources? The complete bankruptcy of not only
economic wealth. but in all likelihood moral
well? The end of highly-touted democ-
racy its replacement with dictatorship probably
closely akin to the late Germany type, possibly of
by the proletariat? Add it up anyway you choose
and matter how brilliantly such might
be the battlefield, here in America would lose
and the rest of the world because of the greater
magnitude of such world ILL., would be worse
off than at present
X X X
Probably there isn't another in the state who
has enjoyable job than Bob Cooney director of
wdlife restoration for the State Fish and Game Com
nilsson One day this week Bob spoke to Helena
service club the activities of his department during
the past several years From the of enthusiasm
he evidenced in telling about the progress of wdlife
it is only fair to that he is very
much in love with such worthwhile work.
Outlining briefly the known history of wildfe in
the state he pointed out that at the time of the Lewis
and Clark expedition Montana almost limitless
haven for all northern kinds of big Then in the
1905 and SOS the rappers sought out valuable
animals in every remote corner of the state