The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-11-15
1.-THE GREAT CONSPIRACY"

assumption that it is a matter of com
mon knowledge.
J A bright spot is the story of how
Major General William S. Graves, act
ing under instructions of the late New
ton d. Baker, Secretary of War, ant
a friend of Raymond Robins refused
to use American soldiers to try tC
crush the Soyiets, and the Revolution
for the people.
The three great futile military eff
forts to crush the Russians, led by
Generals Deniken, Wrangel and Yu
denitch, are reviewed, and their awful
costs to the Russian people.-exceeded
only by Hitler's devastation.
A HypocritcaI Campaign
More important was the desperate
and hypocritical campaign of the Gov
ernments of Britain and France, ter
rified by the prospect of challenge
to the capitalist system and to con-
cessions for OIL
Our Ambassador to Russia, David r.
Francis, on April 81, 1917, telegraphed
Secretary of State Robert Lansing:
Extreme socialist or anarchist
named Lenin making violent speeches
and thereby Strengthening the govern
ment; designedly giving him leeway
and will deport OPPORTUNITY"
1t was Francis who left Russial
Major General Alfred Knox, Com
mander of the British forces in Siberia,
warned General Graves: you're get
ting the reputation OF being friend
of the poor. Don't you know they are
only swine?"
Winston Churchill-"was the unof
fetal but acknowledged Commander
in-Chief of the Allied Anti-Soviet
armies"
British Foreign Secretary Arthur ].
Balfour said:
ut is necessary to take steps to put
the Bolsheviks in the wrong, not only
before public opinion, but before those
who hold the view that Bolshevism is
democracy gone astray with large
elements of good in it."
Sir Henri Detering, head of the
great British international oil trust
Royal Dutch Shell-was leader in fin
ancing the anti-Bolshevik campaign
There is still oil, if not an atomic
bomb, in the Caucasus.
Britain's ace spy and secret agent, |
Captain Sidney George Reilly, long
before the October 1918 armistice, de- |
handed:
peace, peace on any terms-and
then a united front against the true
enemies of mankind"
French Prime Minister Georges
Clemenceau said:
"if Bolshevism, after spreading in
Germany, were to traverse Austria and
Hungary and to reach Italy, Europe
would be faced with very great |,
LANCER Therefore something must be
lone against Bolshevism."
He devoted himself to that effort.
Spanish Intervention Fiasco
The facts about the forged Zinoyiev
etters, the expulsion of British engi-
leer spies, the fiasco of "non-inter-
,entionD in Spain, the traitors within
lussia's gates and their trials, Rus
ia's efforts for collective security
nd their rejection by the democracies.
re well told.
Lord Rothmeres DAILY MALI lion
Ion) November %, 1888, is quoted;
The sturdy young nazis of Germany
re Europe's guardians against the
Communist danger, also Walter Dur
nty's statement in "The Kremlin and
he People,:
"The Munich Agreement seemed to
mark the greatest humiliation which
he Soviet Union bad suffered since
he Treaty of Brest-Litovsk" during
World War y
Brooks Atkinson in his recent series
( articles in the New York Times,
aid:
"In competition with Russia, which (
a dynamic force in the world, we
ave to maintain our supremacy by
rowth that is also dynamic.
1--WE have to increase production
nd raise standards of living on a
ynamic scale"
Marquis Childs comments on this
Instead, at this moment, we seem
, be heading toward the old boom-to-
nst cycle" {
Our addiction to the "boom-to-bust"
,onomy is Americas great conspiracy {
yainst Russia.-People's Lobby Bulle- &
n