The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-02-01
DIS0UlETING SIGNS OF the TIMES

DISPUTE Ting SaGhS Of the TIMES
while fellow Montana editor remarked editorial
y "Only the Communists know where they're going.
think about it, he's right Certainly I'd be the last
presume vaguely where of the United States
headed but cannot heavenly visions the horizon
The Junior Chamber of Commerce (Helena puts play
against 'ms another ditto the local ACM daily, labels
it "civic betterment" feature.
patriots peaceful meeting in Conrad take
the of all grimace threateningy few
times, and call it "Americanism.'
this part of the nation and that receive posthumus
for killed in Korea and Immediately return them
expressing sentiments that medal for valor small
pense the loss destroyed needless military adj
venture 1000 miles away.
Meanwhile the its surveillance putting the
finger on this citizen and that citizen because they have the
courage speak PEACE (Four of upright
cizenhree of whom had in World War H. of which
didn't returnhave thus far been called attention
And because discomfort daily becoming rife
raton already under construction in several south
midwest purportedy to house Communists but need
be, Republicans and all other malcontents.
The McCarthys and the McCaans sowed their poisonous
seed we'll Now terminating and flourshing. Dsunty
fear and hatred fast gaining the hand The bitter
fruit that will be forthcoming unless sanity returns to the land
destroy from Within will bring revolution and counter
revolution.
America today is on the edge of precpcenot because of
the inransgeance Russia a nation
the shortcomings of capital
stc SYSTEM and the doctrine of scarcity which
based In Short chronological has been
comparison sociological progress, that
ton begin back all of the goods that
ton produce But for Korea and the impetus this poce
ton launching fulscae rearmamen this
nation would have long been plunged another de-
preston Even and military is major
financial fearful that IL
months to two industrial machine will be producing
in such abundance there will be market for what called
surplus product What happens then? Those of old
enougo recall 92933 do need to have pictures drawn to
refresh memories
In the meantime instead of going about doing something
constructive off minimize dips, prae
iss prepare blacists peaceful citizens attending
meetings. and smile approvngy the FBI harnesses and
of neghbors Instead of using the the
Lord work economic destiny within frame
work of Peace and Christian principles permitting fear
dictate daily permitting ourselves to be-
convinced that the only out is War Sheer mad
it all Saints finally permit
better Judgment For them the Communists
won't be the only who "know where they're going
THINK THIS ONE OVER
Military and Economic assistance to foreign countries in
1851 toaed $449 100000 In 1862 the estimate for such
assistance placed at $685. 100000 and for 1853 $685.
0O0most of which will be for military aidwl be siphon
ed from American taxpayers pockets for the purpose
Total cost of operating American primary secondary
education system for 194748 for 23 1853 children in
the 48 states and District of Columbia $431 O00
Congressional Record, January 26, Page 358.
NEWS NOTE
The auto industry will have to hurry up if it is all
of it's first quarter 1862 allotment of steel Did anyone
thing about shortage of pretty tin automobiles
they talking about growing shortage of the where
withal with which to buy those shiny gas-buggies?