The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-04-13
By FRANK SMALL


some other newspaper than the PV.
The Peoples Voice editors and read
ers expect too much thought and
authenticity to be Incorporated in the
approach to anything that is published
at Coop Pub. How much simpler it
would be to write for the local daily
where damn foolery passes as the
news.
The Governor has decided that
April 10 will be "Bells Across the
Nation Day.. Patriots Day has been
celebrated in Maine and Massachu-
setts since 1894 in memory of the
battles of Lexington and Concord in
ITS. The minutemen of today are
in the gopher holes, are old ''kukes",
or parading around the city parks.
The editor of the local daily exhibit
ton of ignorance says that it is i'm
possible to define Fascist-the car
bine l carried in Europe for 25
months gave me a good understand
ing of the word, along with a few
million other guys. Militaristic single
party control of expanding corpora
ton PHILOSOPHERS about sums up
Fascism and give a clue as to what
Communism means. 1t would be a
militaristic single party control of
expanding governmental policy.
A very real and definable word
met defeat in World War III and it's
principles will never again be ac-
ceptable in the society of mankind
no matter how hard the John Birch |
Society tries to infiltrate our insti- |
buttons.
The United States has never Off
cially fought Socielist or Commu-
mist nation except for the exuberance
which had to be curbed in Korea.
Governmental rightists gaining con-
troll of the corporations and institu-
lions have been the only danger civil
lied people have had to face.
In order to understand the editor
assigned topic of this column-pa-
triotism-the paternalistic good feel
ings one has toward his country must
be espoused. This makes a difficulty
in separating your emotions from
those of religious fervor, springing
from the fear of death, since the
main preoccupation of governments
in our time stems in the bringing
about prematurely this universal hu-
man event.
Since April 10 brings us back to
the Revolutionary War, there was
a gent in my family, according to
legend, who once got his papers from
Congress to wreak havoc on British
shipping. How he happened to be
proficient in such business will not
be discussed now. After the King
Of England became discouraged with {
5he colonial UPSTAIRS, this forebearer
became interested in less fortnight
activities than piracy and came to a =
natural endy
The principle that a self-deter-
mined Constitution could be basis
'or government was established and
hat free association with any ele-
nent of society could be basis for
business.
Now let's look at the Yankee dol
ar that wasn't worth a Continental
nee. Alexander Hamilton o
ooh Aaron Burr what have you done? s.
You've shot great Alexander
Hamilton.
you hid behind bunch of thistles
And shot him with two horse u
pistols" a
Hamilton got the engraving presses =,
olling so people could go about their u
ontinual diversion of schilling count :,
1g. This was the real purpose of gov u
rnment according to Hamilton and 81
his thought is kept alive today by the h
ow privately operated Federal Re- .,
erve System. Good shot Aaron. M
Aaron Burr thought that this Con-
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