Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 236, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1926 — Page 7

FEB. 2, 1926

TIDE TURNS IN MUSCLE SHOALS ‘GRAB’ FIGHT Southern Manufacturers Suddenly Shift Their Position. Timet Wathlwrttm Bureau. ltl New York Armue. WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—The tide is turning in the Muscle Shoals fight. Southern manufacturers and business men have Joined In the effort to prevent the seizing of the Government project by private interests, according to telegrams received by Senator Nonrls, Nebraska. Several weeks ago Norris warned that two large eastern manufacturers would attempt to grab the $160,000,000 power project as soon as the Federal Government opened x to bids. That warning seems to nave marKed the turning point in the southern viewpoint. thin E. McGugin, attorney for the Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association, has wired Norris that his association is sending copies of the warning to every Chamber of Commerce in the South, with a personal letter from John Edgerton, National Manufacturers’ Association president, “commending your efforts against the grab proposed.” Praises Courage McGugin continues: ‘‘No Ynan in public life has shown more courage and ability in conducting a fight than you on this question. Regard-' less of how Muscle Shoals is operated, I respectfullly suggest that the resolution now pending before your Senate Agriculture Committee be amended so as to provide that power from Muscle Shoals not needed solely for national defense or fertilizer be distributed to the public at lowest reasonable cost.” Edgerton has tdso wired Norris urging a similar amendment and pointing out that “west Tennessee, Mississippi and other southern regions are without water power and there is no other possible source.” W. H. Proctor, Georgia State Chamber of Commerce president, has wired indorsement of the Tennessee viewpoint. And the Mississippi State Legislature has wired suddenly demanding that Congress insure that some of the power generated at Muscle Shoals be distributed in Mississippi. Farmer Acta The first real break in the opposition to Norris came early in the week when Samuel H. Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, wired from Chicago urging that the word “lease” be stricken from the pending resolution and that the proposed Muscle Shoals disposal committee be directed merely “to conduct negotiations and recommend legislation to secure operation of the nitrate and power properties." The concurrent resolution now before the Senate Agriculture Committee be appointed to receive bids for a lease on Muscle Shoals. The Senate Committee expects to vote on it this week. NEW KINCADE TRIAL" SET Bv.United Brest TIPTON, Ind.. Feb. 2.—Lee Kincade, 66, of Indianapolis, will face a Juiy.on a charge of murder, for the third time, on March 29, Tipton County court officials announced today. Kinoade is charged with the slaying of his father, James Kineade, 78. Broadcasts Good News

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