The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-16

The Historic international Hoax


defense Of Europe against the Soviets,
he would have announced it In scream
inE headlines when he got back.
What he actually did find in Europe
was such communist parade against
him in italy that in sitting it, the
chaps who get our money killed or
wounded some paraders. The French
top men who get our money ordered
out 5000 armed gendarmes to stop "a
similar parade ~ Paris.
Eisenhower wants to arm West
Germany The French fear this more
than they fear Russia. The majority Of
West Germans themselves object to
arming, as it would again make their
homes the battle ground between East
and West In France. with five po-
Htical parties, he found the largest was
the Communist. with 30 per cent Of the
votes. In Britain the minority party.
the Tories. led by Churchill. are will
ing to fight; the majority party, now
in the saddle. are unwilling TO rearm
He learned of a parade of 500. 900 Com
munist youth in East Germany Cen
Eisenhower got a fine response in
Luxembourg, as big as silver Bow coun-
~, which is the smallest in Montana.
GENERAL McARTHUR
For some years as a postwar satrap
in Japan, Gen. Macarthur did admirable,
famous, work. We sent plenty of money
for him to do it, He was II recently
Most great generals have been young
men. Napolean died at So Q76g TO
lS2D. He was too old in his Russian
campaign, and at Wagram, and he lost
Waterloo 1Sl5) because he forgot a
sunken road in front of the British
squares, and ordered his Imperial
Guard calvary to charge over 1t. They
filled 1t up with men and horses.
remnant rode across on the bodies of
hose in front. Grant was much younger
than Lee. Alexander the Great died at
S6. Julius Caesar died at 81
General Macarthur court martialed
ZEN Billy Michel because Mitchell said
our next war would be fought in the
ar, and our chief effort should be in
he Air Service. This was 20 years ago.
'erhaps General Macarthur was not
alert" then.
OUR FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
or course, every American admires
he gallantry of our youth in Europe.
Africa the Pacific Islands, during the
asst war But without our strong fl
lahces and great wealth, their fight
would have been in vain The same gal
ant men are with us yet. But we owe
2f5 billion. While Congress does not
eem TO know the difference between
DllIlon ana million, actually bill
On is 1000 times a million. Since 1910
ne buying power of the 100 cents is
oW about 50 cents. Francs used to
e worth "a cents. A lady of Butte re-
emily gave three other Butte peo-
lie dinner in Paris. 1t cost 10 thou
and francs (about $500.
me day after Hitler invaded Rus
la, Mr. Roosevelt gave the Kremlin
! billion. We sent the Soviets in nm
ltions roughly SIS billion Lend-Lease
Inc mines of Butte have been active
years. Butte has not yet produced
billion gross of metals.
our economic disease does not strike
cutely in any one part. 1t resembles
ne systematic weakening of diabetes
OF painful for time, but deadly if
OF corrected We are building a rep
ca OF cruiser built 80 years ago.
nat cost $40 million. This one is cost
X $40 million.
Tin my youth | put the owner of a
ne restaurant in Butte through bank
lptcy When the petitions were all
repaired and signed one night, for
ing the next morning, we went to
ie restaurant and ate a glorious SIS
'pper' Tor which we did not pay. A
w months before closing their doors,
me private bankers in Butte put
wv $37, 900 front on the bank build
g.
during the war, for patriotic rea-
ms, | bought all the u. S. bonds that
possibly could. The day after VI
" they were all sold, and the money
eht into common stock (where there
MS not preferred stock.) 1 am not a
'mmunist. | follow the American plan
out my own affairs
JR ALLIES ARE GONE
FOR few months after VI day, Aug
I 10Th, 1915, America had the friend
ID of the victorious world About
at time a senator from some Western
ate named Wheeler started our ex-
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