| Show Between Y You d and M Me Gov r Talmadge Pl Plans ns Revenge Women Held Fly Flying ing Handicap Presidents President's ent's Banker I By RAYMOND CLAPPER WASHINGTON G Go o v c r nor nor Talmadge of Georgia is preparing his revenge for tor tho the way in which he was humiliated by administration tion forces during the big homecoming homecoming home home- coming meeting for or President Roosevelt at Atlanta a a. few days ago On that occasion the day opened with the hanging in effigy of ot Governor Talmadge by unknown persons Although th the meeting me-eting was In the capital city of the state of which he was governor Talmadge Talmadge Talmadge Tal Tal- madge was carefully excluded from any position of prominence on the days day's program He was assigned a scat seat in a section with some 1500 others Rather than go through with it it the governor left town and went hunting Now he announces that h he will stage a southern meetIng meeting meeting meet meet- ing In Atlanta late next month It will be held In cooperation with The Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution wh which h is headed by the bitterly Roosevelt anti-Roosevelt southern business businessman man John Henry Kirby of Houston Houston Houston Hous Hous- ton Texas Talmadge and Kirby probably use more violent language In condemning condemning condemning con con- Roosevelt than anyone else on the stump They can be counted upon to make the Atlanta mass meeting the occasion of one of the most aggressive attacks the south ever has made on a a. Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic president Talmadge is taking Huey Hucy Longs Long's place as the most prominent heckler of Roosevelt But whereas where where- as Huey was shooting largely from the left-hand left side with his wealth the campaign Talmadge Talmadge Talmadge Tal Tal- madge shoots from the right-hand right side Most demagogues court the masses at the expense of Wall Wallstreet Wallstreet Wallstreet street and the rich Talmadge takes the same point of view for tor instance that Lew Douglas takes but ho he dresses up those views with trimmings designed to appeal appeal appeal ap ap- ap- ap peal to mass audiences and he throws in a bit of ot circus stuff such as his red suspenders If It Talmadge's Atlanta meeting comes up to expectations he may be expected to find himself in demand all over the circuit One trouble with most of the American American Amer Amen ican lean Liberty league leaders is that they are not good on the soap soap- box They are persuasive in the circles where no persuasion is needed The groups that John Johll W. W Davis could sway are already against the administration But Talmadge can take their arguments arguments ments merits and jazz them up so that the crowds out in the street will cheer That Is why he is capable of causing the administration considerable trouble One prominent government official official official of of- has hu a theory th that t women are retarding retarding- aviation Any number number num num- ber ben of husbands arc compelled to promise their wives that they will not fly while away on business trips This official says women as u. u the sheltered shattered sex always have been conservative In adopting new modes of travel Whenever he speaks before women's clubs he tries to throw in a n. good word for tor air travel D Department of commerce avIation aviation aviation avia avIa- tion officials say that lack of funds is preventing them from introducing some of ot the latest safety precautions The department department depart depart- ment of commerce operates the radio beam but the thc present equipment equipment equipment equip equip- ment is such that the radio beam must be Interrupted to broadcast weather reports A pilot nearing a port in bad weather when it is vital to stick to the guiding radio beam may suddenly find the beam signals suspended while he receives a weather report With adequate funds the the department could set up separate communication tion systems so that the radio beam would suffer sutter no tion Senator McNary of Oregon has indicated he will reintroduce e his regular farm arm bill embodying the McNary-Haugen McNary equalization fee the export debenture and domestic domes dome tic allotment plan Republicans will not attempt to todo todo todo do anything with the farm issue until after the supreme court passes on A AAA A A. A The action stion of Republican Senate Leater r McNary McNary Mc Mc- Nary in preparing to introduce again his old way three-way farm tarm re relief relief relief re- re lief bill is of ot little significance He has done it every year ear since Roosevelt came in McNary doesn't believe the Republicans should make A AAA A A a political Issue If It the supreme court throws It out then McNary's bill will be the basis for devising a sponsored Republican substitute While in New York reporting the convention of the National Manufacturers' Manufacturers association for tor forthe forthe the Washington Post Mr Felix Bruner made inquiries to ascertain ascer ascer- tam tain what great bankers bankers' might have told President Roosevelt in 1933 that a debt of 55 to 70 bl bil billion billion bil- bil lion dollars could be safely carried carried car car- ried ned by the United States The quest was fruitless until one banker said he had a theory of what had happened He said probably the president had heard those figures from the liberal economist Stuart Chase and thought he was one of the Chases of the Chase National bank Copyright 1935 by the Washington Post Pst |
