The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-07

Iu61llS, S6ueIdIS dl1u Lie real
instructors, to hold their jobs, must
goose-step to militarism in their
teachings. Our press has so persis-
tently proclaimed falsely that the So
viets want war that finally the mill
itary, running Washington, are order
ing congress to pass universal mill
tary training law. Misguided young
thugs openly attack persons meeting
to criticize this falling away from our
old basic laws.
Where are any placards clarifying
the farmer, the cowboy, the tractor
driver, the miner, the factory work
ers?
Crushing Union Labor
1t is hard to sy1hpathize with stup-
idity. Millions of workers did not
vote at all in 1916, or voted to return
the congress to the Republican friends
of exploiting capital. They tired of
price controls. They thought govern
ment by injunction would never be
revived; that their union funds were
secure from confiscation; that equal
ity before the law applied to them
Hitler's first acts were to wreck or
ganized labor The Taft-Hartley law
IL d LII SG Ii ulI vi lI1S COIlQ H1t1u-
ing to German culture.
When Anaconda Wire and Cable |
was caught (by the Russians first, |
then by ourselves) cheating the ma
ton with button box to fool in
spector, and sending phoney cOmmu- ,
wire for our boys in battle, |
that company was fined $4,000 by
Federal Judge Slick (that is his true
name). When the United Mine
Workers disobeyed an Injunction that
three supreme court judges said Colds
borough had no power to issue, $780,
900 was taken of money miners had
saved for hard times. And now, Colds
borough demands another S1,4O0, 900
Of the unions money. If this is gov
by man, and not by law,
that is the surest known test of Naz-
ism yet devised. Goldsborough saws
that out of court he consulted with,
and followed advice of the govern
ment's counsel. Here we find rule by
one man, the attorney general, Tom
Clark. A dissenting justice of the
court likens such fines to
If it is such, it is of
money of helpless, aged, hungry wild
)ws, barefoot children.
The Spy System (HitIer's I
Gestapo Has Gomez
The most damnable function of Hit. {
erism adopted by us, the conquerors,
S the Spy System. Can Irishman
;onfessing he had killed Black and
Tan was reproved by the priest, "My
ION, you came here to confess, not to
)rag.")
We got a sample of Washington
Methods when Wheeler sent a Ten
lessee Hill Billy. since indicted for
and a Georgia Cracker to
Helena to smear an opposing candi-
late
The FBI heads in Attorney General
7om CIark's office. Clark has made :
a part of the duties of the FBI to r
investigate the loyalty of all persons a
n government service. If the word ;,
f a detective under oath in open
curt is not to be trusted, how about
is word given in secret?
The Attorney General has forgot "
IN the Bill Of Rights, the right "to il
e informed of the nature and cause ii
the accusation; to be confronted a
18th the witnesses against him." ri
COuSCIOuSu0SS VI gum, Oh OppF6S- 81
ion, of Fascism, fear of the exposure
such deals as Geneva Steel in Utah
| this Washington frame-up is the p
rigin of this spy system. The Gen pl
va Steel plant in Utah, built at great 3
)st for war production, was sold by p,
FAR Assets Administration to United W
tates Steel Corporation for 4S mil az
on dollars, though responsible men te
Los Angeles bid 200 million dollars IL
II it, They must scare men not to T
hisper of such scandals in high in
aces. al
Clark More Efficient Than IL
Himmler W
The Tudors had their star chamber ~
secret COURT. The French Revolu-
on was fomented by "Lettres de Ell
aches" Voltaire served a year in sc
e Bastile under no open charge. The pc
,cret police of Hitler drove many eA
dentists, writer's, from Germany. But az
+ numbers involved, Tom CIarks 81
stem holds the record of furnishing n
en- for their thoughts and perhaps III
r their criticism of corruption in Oh
ashington. 10
Just 100000 government employees Oh
We been investigated by the FBI III