The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17

too long to be told here. But during ie35-36, the du Popt family alone. with its associates, coD- tEibuted s25es es667 to such organiza- tions as the American Taxpayers League, Minute Men. Crusaders, National Economy Leaguel Sen" tineis of the Republic, Farmers Independent Council, Liberty League. and various others.
 Penngylvania's COP boss, Joe Pew, of the Sun oil company, also contributed 3T.2s0 to many Of these organizations during the same period; and 1t Is significant that two vigorous leaders of the anti Roosevelt revolt at the Texas convention in lssa gre paid mini. ons of Republican Joe Pew - John ?. Morgan. chief lobbyist for sun oil. and George Heyer ot Crude 0il. a Sun subsidiary,
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 How much this had to do with the lush Coca Cola salary offered to Jim Farley Is hts secret. How ever, tt remains fact that 4, B, Freeman. head Of the Coca Cola B0ttllng company, with offices lD both New Orleans and Chicago ls one Of the most Fabid Rooses Velt hateEs in the country, and is Louisiana chairman es the byEav f0r-PFesident Committee,
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 I've frequent meeting places Of the southern revolt were Ailr t0lne's famous restaurant ln New orleans and Jack Gamers front porch ip UvaIde. Texas. There must have been e terrific Coca Cole market among the ese7e pee- pie Of Uvelde, judging by the lllilpbeg Of times Jim Farley went there ',on business ,,, At first, the meetings at Aataine's Were kept ultga hiashshnsh, and the boys used to pull theiF hats down over their faces wien they weDl iD te meet with blg Jun ,,,, Elarlegls ehaef Louisiana Rsseeiates were 2, E, Nicholson, publisher of the 0neTtinle liberal Ner Orleans Times Pleaynne, Ralph Nicholson, publisher 0f the New 0FleaHs Item lwbjeb Is saia to he GaDv iFolled hy the lDternats0nal poWs er and Paper company and q course, eSE00VeaaaF Gam Jones, -, When sem Jones was elected agl q pugger0fE IgleyEI ,onglspl Neket he abolished I5uey'e system 0g havlng delegates t0 naslenal eeglr ventions pleEed by 2 few bosses, tlelr pockets stuffed Wlfb pFeSles, But Just before dones sent cut Of olAee, he Fs60Fted te kingflsh tactics ln the bottle against kIDlf ,,, Using the pFaKy system, he Aelaetea hanasplekea delegates to the Chleae0 convention and elhes iGfs wlg0 secretly have baaeied that they gre pledged tQ vote against Roosevelt in ihe Electoral College -, Jones called the lfleetg Ing lust before he hltaself EeDt cut af efIlae, fearing that hlsellev eessar, Noy, dlmNy naVAs, nllell he ln KDale A0rnev,
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