Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 238, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1935 — Page 30

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GOV. TALMADGE OF GEORGIA REVEALS HIMSELF INDORSED BY BIG BUSINESS INTERESTS ‘Cracker Box Candidate’ for President Is Backed by ‘Southern Committee to Uphold Constitution.’ BV THOMAS I, STOKES 1 im** Special Writer W ASHING I ON, Dec. 13.—Gov. Eugene Talmadge of Geoigia, the ‘cracker box candidate for President, finally has revealed himself as the protege of big business. Ihe question many people have been asking—“ Who is behind Gov. i almadge!—was answered by the announcement that the so-called “Southern Committee to Uphold the ( onstitution,’’ is sponsoring his southern “grass roots’’ conference at Atlanta in the near future to try to wean the Solid South from President Roosevelt.

For that organization, headed by the former tariff lobbyist, John JT. Kirby of Texas, is financed by textile magnates who fought NRA higher wages and shorter hours; utility executives who are battling against regulation; bankers who challenged Federal Reserve changes; oil men and high-priced lawyers who are battling New Deal measures in courts Strength In South The Georgia Governor will be counted on by these interests to snipe at the New Deal in the South, where his homespun wisecracks and his red suspenders carry an appeal that cannot he found in the “Yankee" dialect of the eastern and northern industrialists whom he will represent. His bill of complaints against the Roosevelt regime is identical with that adopted by the business giants in New York. Both are against the New Deal in its entirety. “Gene” Talmadge was elevated to the governorship, incidentally, by a combination of farm and labor Votes. The Senate Lobby Committee, investigating all sorts of business organizations, may bring out just how Ihe expenses of delegates to this! “grass roots” conference will be dc- t frayed, and how representative they will be of the interests they purport to represent. Gov. Talmadge in this movement. will be found marching side by side with such persons as Robert L. Lund of St.. Louis, former president of the National Manufacturers' Association and an American Liberty Leaguer, for he is on | the Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution. Affiliations of Backers Other associates are such persons as William Logan Martin, attorney for the Alabama Power Cos.; Borden j Burr, Birmingham corporation law- ! yer; W. C. Bradley, J. A Mandeville. J. P. Tlges and V. R. O'Neal. Georgia cotton textile manufacturers. and J. C. Self. South Carolina textile man who threatened to close

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Speaker for tee Y. M. C. A. theater meeting at 3 Sunday afternoon in Keith’s is to be Fred B. Smith- above, authority on international affairs.

ers League, was labeled a “phony organization” by the Caraway Lobby Investigating Committee. These organizations are still in business under the management of James A. Arnold, shown by the Caraway Committee to have collected $860,574 for the Taxpayers League and additional thousands for the Tariff Association from gullible business men. Breaks Arm in Fall Mrs. Mary Carr. 55, of 1414 N. Dearborn-st, slipped and fell on a rug in her home last nignt., breaking her left arm.

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CHURCH LEADER SPEAKS SUNDAY IN T PROGRAM Fred B. Smith to Appear in Last of Fall Meetings at Keith's. Weekly theater meeting of the Y. M. C A. at 5 Sunday afternoon in Keith's is to be addressed by Fred B. Smith authority on international affairs. The meeting is to conclude the fall series. Winter season is to open Jan. 5 when a program is to be given by Miss Edna Means, impersonator. On the program with Mr. Smith are to be the George Washington High School Orchestra, directed by Miss Maude Delbridge. and Robert Rothman, accordionist. They will play Christmas music. James M. Ogden, Y. M. C. A- board member, is to preside. Mr. Smith has been a leader in Y. M. C. A. activities for 25 years.

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