Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1936 — Page 11

RULE FRANCE. * LOBBYIST SAYS

Speculator’s Control Tends to Bring About Change, - Clubmen Told.

A prediction that Fascists will control France in the near future was made here today by Benjamin C. Marsh, People’s Lobby executive secretary, of Washington, D. C. Mr. Marsh, speaking at a luncheon meeting of civic and social workers at the Washington Hotel, declared that after a recent tour of Europe he is of the opinion that the “new France is controlled by the same predatory powers as the ‘old,’ and its inevitable failure will lead to a Fascist France.” “The French ‘New Deal’,” he said, “with the popular front in control has enacted some desirable social legislation, but the alleged socialization of the Bank of France and the r8duction of interest rates has chiefly helped speculators in lands and in stocks.

Living Cost to Rise

“Labor legislation has added about one-third to the wage bill of industry, which will increase the cost of living at least equally. “The ‘new’ France is still owned by speculators in land, in commodi- | ties and stocks, and the Blum government is afraid to tax. When it does, it probably will fall. It has borrowed about $1,550,000,000, only a small part for refunding. “M. Blum, wealthy Socialist and premier, took the lead in urging nonintervention in Spain, knowing that the Fascist powers, regardless of this pact, would send munitions

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The Indiana agency of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. was to be represented by six Hoosiers at the agency leaders’ conference in Boston, Mass., today. Officials of the Indiana agency attending the convention are: (left to right) seated, Ray O. Woods,

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grandee landlordism. | “A Europeon war is inevitable un- | David Klapper, less the people of France, Britain, | ate-av, faced

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sales manager; B. A. Burkart, office manager, and Walter B. Lichtenstein, all of Indinapolis; standing, (left to right) Clarence K. James, Peru; Dan W. Flickinger, general agent, and Ed R. Grisell, Indianapolis. Mr. James and Mr. Lichtenstein were accompanied by their wives.

BIT COSTS as follows: First offense, $2; sec-

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Germany, Italy, Poland, Austria, | Dewey Myers in court today as the :

Yugoslavia, Rumania and most of | judge was in = the smaller nations of western | : WARE Europe, throw the privileged classes stepping up fines who are now ruling, out of control.” | tions. The luncheon was sponsored by

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Mr. Klapper was charged W. Roland Allen, Miss Hazel Funk, | parking in “no parking” zones on F. E. DeFrance and the Rev. Bert | four different occasions.

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