Montana labor news., 1949-03-10

Rcating OF Tom-Toms in Wash
that Russia would ever begin war.
The lear was that unless we threw
billions OF the surplus product into
ratholcs in China, Greece Turkey,
German air-liftS, A~msterdams war
in lndoncsia, and our own arma-
mcnt, the undistributed wealth made
in America would cause a market
glut, a stoppaee Of factories, and
depression.
In spite Of waste OF 80 billion the
year since VI Day, our farmers
and other workers under the lash OF
an economy OF greed. have reached
the amazing point OF exceeding the
quota, plus the waste. Larger stocks
than the market can absorb seem at
hand. Scquent unemployment is ris-
ing rapidly. Truman cannot, as
! Democratic. really capitalistic, Con-
Roosevelt did, push a nominally
gress into doing what all should
know must be done To save our
system. i. G.; Rush internal public
improvements. The same men IN
public now know the panic Is Just
around the corner so they are
throwing of the mask and begin
ming to talk sense.
Rear ADMIRAL +. NJ. Iaoharias,
on Feb. 2lst, spoke in Butte. and
oi all things, at a regular "kniie
and Fork Club meeting. II the
Admiral had made the same speech
six months ago, he would have been
hailed before the Committee headed
by Mr.. Thomas, now under lndlct-
mcnt ior robbing the Government.
The Admiral himself might have
been indicted by a hand sorted grand
jury ior scdition, il not even Tor
treason. ior such a speech last year.
"NNar Is not imminent nor IN
c,itablc' says the ADMIRAL. Quite
, good. Admiral. hut not quite good
enough Why not add on the next
stop. Woodrow Wilson said MAR
i, grew out Of rivalry Tor foreign
!, markets" Economists now know
that all foreign wars grow cltllei
: on; OF such rivalry, or To continue
r Colonial oppression all civil war
t spring iron oppression. Russia DIS
r tributes as fast as she produces.
Further, the United States shoult
: have moved ont OF Berlin some tinl'
;. ago" Politically that was better "a
miral, but ii the waste OF 400 mllliol
7 dollars ior the air-liit had not bcel
G made there. a Republican Coneres
r. would not have let it be used 10
!. valley authorities the surplus woul'
+ have piled up that much faster.
c Japan is receptive to democracy
Our military forces should be win
drawn. The Emperor has bccom
: democratic, and Macarthur has be
d come imperial" \ little late with IN
news about Gen. Macarthur. thin
1t Macarthur reduced Billy Mitche
J. 10 ranks Tor criticizing our lceb'
e ness in the air 10 years ago.
l. read once he fired on a veteran
ia camp near Washington while NJ
n Hoover was President.
OF THE Chinese Communists al
NOT much influenced by the SOW
ed Unionl' says the admiral. f
ct European situation must be solved
y comple,e chaos will result. Con
nd nlete chaos is there already, ~
Id miral. We had better try to stagg
lat ont OF chaos in these Grand ~
ny United States. 1t. too, may be Ju
RS. around the 0Iooverl corner mere.
But the good, brainy Admiral CIV
le- away the top Atomic secret l
nd Atomic Bomb is now No. 4 IN {
ed. fc~ctiyeness as a weapon. The ora
ted nj merit being. % BacteriologiiC
m warfare ~(disease). ~ BiologiI
OF warfare changes in the chemist
f. OF the body. (3) Destruction OF vt
lite CITATION. "a The Atomic Bob. w
ur- NOT, add. Admiral, at your next 81
ner all the secrecy about Atomic !
elk SIRE NAV be to prevent Ator
ess power from competing with gas
ers electric companies, and bankrupt
quickly capitalism, as most una
lst- stand il who do not own mares
ded these.
lor- The dropping OF the bomb
tate Hiroshima was unnecessary. W
ar enough Admiral, but why not J
en- one voice OF the clergy. an
anne scure Catholic priest oil Kansas !
who said it was just plain muir