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HEFLIN CHANCES
TO RETAIN POST
REGARDED SUN!
Only Miracle Can Save Job
for Alabama Senator,
Observers Claim.
flu flcriSpe-Hovari Sew ’paper Alliance
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Jan. 17.
Nothing but a political miracle can
save J. Thomas Heflin, senior sen
ator from Alabama, from defeat in
the general elec*ion this fall. But
there are many who will bet on the
miracle.
Heflm, because of the bitter fight
he made against the candidacy of
A1 Smith in the 1928 presidential
campaign, has been kicked out of
the Democratic pr.marv set for
August, and that means that he
will be faced with a single opponent:
who will have the back ng of the
powerful Democratic machine when
the general election comes.
Despite Heflin's record of never
having lost an election in Alabama.
hi3 opponents point out that he
never has been popular in the
middle district of the state, and i
claim that his previous election re
sulted from split opposition.
Prejudice Cited
They also claim that Heflin can
nr l hope to hold all oi the 120,000
vctes received by Herbert Hoover in
1928, since many voters undoubtedly
cast their ballots for the Republican
candidate because of Smith's prohi
bition stand and because of his
religion.
John H. Bankhead, the only an
nounced Democratic nominee, is a
dry and a Protestant. His adherents J
say that he will keep all of the 127,- j
000 Smith voters and get many of
the 120,000, who voted for Hoover.
Heflin, on the other hand, de
pends largely on the thousands of
friends he has over the state, and
on his own prowess as a campaigner.
Even Heflin’s most bitter enemies,
and he has many do not deny that
he is a hard man to beat on the j
stump. And Heflin has indicated i
that he will stump the state in be- j
half of his interests.
Saw Handwriting
Many political observers say that
they saw the handwriting on the
wall for Heflin when H. L. Ander
ton, prominent leader of the ultra- t
dry church faction in Birmingham, !
announced that he would support '
the Democratic nominee.
They claim that Anderton simply
was smart enough to get on the
bandwagon.
Heflin probably will make his
campaign on the fact that he “con
sistently has fought the battle of
the common people against the cor
porations.”
This line of attack is aimed di
rectly at Bankhead, a corporation
, lawyer and a mine operator.
Heflin's weakness in the "Black
Belt,” the oldest and most aristo
cratic section of the state, is in the
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final analysis the principal reason
that his chances in the general elec
tion are regarded as slender.
It is conceded generally that
Heflin will hold his own in the so
called white counties of northern
Alabama, where the small farmer
has sworn by him for more than a
decade, but in the plantation coun
try, Heflin must make a far better
showing than Hoover did in order
to win.
POLICE ESCAPE INJURY
Speeding on Davidson street to
1004 East Washington street in re
sponse to a command broadcast
from WMDZ. police radio, an em
ergency car driven by Glenn Macy,
narrowly escaped being wrecked
when a steering arm broke, Thurs
day night.
The car’s front wheel struck a
curb, which served as a track until
Macy brought the auto to a stop 200
feet away. No one was injured.
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