The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-02-27

ClOnal American f1SnCS are III conflict
with the domestic and foreign policy
of a monopoly dominated economy
and administration. The American
nation and government will survive
and be safe only if the people more
fully exercise their democratic rights
as citizens, and Montana Pea must
effectively aid all citizens in so doing.
4. Recommend that the state Pea
and all it's affiliates reiterate positive
opposition to the Taft-Hartley Slave
Labor law as law purposely de-
signed to destroy organized labor, to
deny the right of freedom of express
sion and promote RECOMMENDATION of
thought; that every effort be made to
defeat all legislators who voted for
it's passage; and that full support be
given to those pledged for its repeal.
Be it further recommended that Sen.
James e. Murray be highly COM
mended for his having already intro
duced a bill for the repeal of this
vicious law.
5. We condemn the activities of the
National Tax Equality Association,
the private grain trade, the National
Association of Manufacturers, hard
ware dealers, and cohorts as an I'M
just and vicious attempt to destroy
the peoples democratic business or
CARNATIONS, THE CO-OPERATIVES.
The shameful program of Smearing
the co-operativeS in committee hear
ngs in the 80th congress, where the
same committee members function as
Judge, jury and prosecutor is charac-
erized as new low in the anti-dem-
,cratic drive We see in this attack
~ the monopolists an attempt to kill
he only genuine free enterprise.
g. The next 10 days are or crucial
Importance in the peoples fight for
permanent F. e. P. G. What we
nd our organization do now can be
f tremendous influence in deciding
Jhether or not the Ives-Chavez bill
gainst racial and religious discrimi-
alton in employment Is. 9S4) is
assed this year. We recommend that
ur organization vigorously support
MS and other legislation safeguard
lg civil and economic rights of all
linority groups.
Z. 1t is imperative that strong steps
g taken Immediately to prevent
lrther loss of our natural resources
nd that a comprehensive program be
Inflated to build up our great natural
ealth. Any efforts to deplete our
oil fertility, ruin our forest resources,
.arve our fish and wild life, plumber
IL minerals, and waste our water is
serious theft of the foundations of
merica and a hollow mockery of our
romises of aid to the miserable peo-
les of the world. To the end that
emocracy and peace be served, we
zee Cd a complete program of soil
(2) an adequate de-
elopment of fertilizer potential in the
ADDISON valley; CD the development
fish and wild life; ca genuine for
It conservation with sustained yield
tting for the national benefit and
1t for a special interest as revealed
the negotiations between the For
try Service and the J. Neils Lumber
)mpany; 60 and conservation of
ater resources and implementation
methods for more effective use of
ater in the mountains, plains and
kes for irrigation, navigation and
'dro-electric power for all the peo-
e. AS a basic resource conserva-
)n there must be initiated programs
maximum multi-purpose develop
ent of the Missouri and Columbia
lleys under broad control of public
operations (MVA and CVA) direct
responsible to the President, Con-
ess and the PEOPLE.
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