The people's voice., 1946-07-19
By LOWNDES MAURY, Butte

By LOWNDES MAURY, Butte
Every day in flaming but usual,
false headlines the Kept Press Of th'
United States abuses our great ally
the Soviet Union. The Hearst papers
(also Montana Standard), are syndi
eating a barrage of lies about Russif
by a renegade Russian said to have
had some office there His title is
81 Chose Freedom" This vagrant is
no more worthy of belief than Sena
tor Wheeler was when he was giving
the German agent, Viereck, (now serv
ing 20 years. the use of his senatorial
mailing frank to peddle free of post
age Hitler and Japanese propaganda
and Wheeler was parroting speeches
made in Germany against Roose-
velt's preparation for war that he saw
Japan and Germany were going to
begin against us.
This fellow is no more friendly to
his native land than Wheeler was to
America when in public speech in
Chicago, with German U-Boats in
Testing the Atlantic, he blurted out
"Our Marines are already sailing for
Iceland" Of course if he would tell
the truth, (renegades seldom do), this
fellow could tell more about Russia
than Wheeler ever knew about Japan.
The day before Pearl Harbor, Wheel
er, in an interview for the Billings
Gazette, said 81 am in favor of IRON
ing out all our. difficulties with Japan
around a peace table,"
Remember Anaconda Gable & Wire?
There are men born in the Soviet
Union who love money more than they
do their country, or their fellowmen.
Likewise there are men born in the
United States who cheated our in
spectors with hidden magnet, "a
button box" and supplied phony COM
munication wire to our boys fighting
in the South Pacific jungles. The
Standard Oil company president was
born in Mississippi. He admitted to a
committee Of congress that for four
months after we were at war with
Germany, he was sending gasoline to
a South American port for re-delivery
to the axis The DuPonts were keep
ing good their "cartels" with the l.
G. Farben company, long after the
war was raging-and until they were
stopped by the attorney general.
These American porn wolves (or
snakes) own 95 per cent of the daily
press of America, aye their gang is
international. 1t owns 95 per cent of
the press of English and Chinese
speaking people.
The fortunes of that most class-con-
scious, insidious bunch of exploiters
began in war. Those predatory men
land women maintain their fiscal
power by preparation for future war.
They increase their means to do evil
by leaps during actual war. The day
that there is no more war, nor rumor
of war in the world, is the day when
these fellows get off the backs of the
workers, and when they too must
earn their bread by the sweat OF
their brow
The fortune of the Rothschilds be-
gan in the 10th century at Augsburg, |
lending money to Catholics and prot
to fight religious wars, from
which only the "Fuggers of Augsburg"
profited. A Fugger married Roth
schild. The name changed. The same
money supported first Napoleon, then
Britain. 1t entered the British mun1-
ton plant of Vickers. That house has
often sold arms to Britain's enemies,
as we'll as to her friends.
Greed has always outrun patriotism
with that crowd During our Civil
war; $4,000 muskets were condemned
n Washington as being unsafe for
Use. A Morgan bought them for $3.50
each; shipped them secretly to the
Western field of operations, and sold
hem to Grants commissary general
IN the Mississippi river.
They have been fattening on war
md rumor of war for 300 years. Their
,ress, their pulpit, their politicians,
heir radio, have been working for
more war since a month after VI
Day.
The first symptom that 1 noticed
vas B. K. Wheeler. This was before
World War II ended. AS ambassador
rom the munitioneers, to Europe he
,ddressed our soldiers in Italy. He
uggested they would have to fight
sussia The troops called him names
lot nice to print. He has peddled the
anne line in Montana recently. There
5 but one class in the world that !,
rofit by war. Any public speaker