Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1936, Page 38

' B-18 : KNOX WILL RE FINANCIAL ATTACK Republican Vice President Candidate to Precede Roosevelt Tonight. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, October 1.— Col. Frank Knox, Republican vice presi- dential nominee, loaded his campaign guns today for a predicted fresh as- sault on the administration’s fiscal policles when he precedes President Roosevelt on Pittsburgh's political *double bill” tonight. Aldes traveling with Knox on his special train said the speech he was. preparing would deal new and heav- fer blows on the front he attacked in earlier addresses at Allentown, Pa., and Helena, Mont. In those Knox declared that the administration’s “spepding policies” lead “straight to {nflation.” Promises “Certainty.” The Republican candidate, in an address here last night, which fol- lowed a day-long tour of Ohio cities for platform appearances, promised an administration of “certainty,” which he defined: “Certainty means that the people can go to bed at night without wondering what the Fed- eral Government will do to them next morning.” “We have had for three and a half years a Government that has never known from day to day what it was going to do next,” Knox told his local audience. “You used to hear a great deal about planned economy. But you have not heard much about it lately. The present administration will not risk using that term again. “What we have had is the most planless, confused, muddled govern- ment that was ever endured by a great nation. For three and a half years the most vital institutions in this country have been subjected to major operations, decided upon over- night and forced through a bewil- dered and cowed Congress without discussion.” Further Tour in Ohio Today. In his Allentown, Pa. address last month Col. Knox declared that be- cause of “amateur tinkerers” with the Nation's currency “no life-insur- ance policy is secure, no savings ac- count is safe.” He expanded his statements at Helena, where he de- scrived the danger of “ruinous in- flation” as increasing “as the Gov- ernment piles up deficits.” Before swinging into Pennsylvania Mental ’I“ri@é Ended by Lecture to Hypndtism Patient By the Associated Press. s material aid in ? young married man of an obses- sional infatuation for s woman not his wife. Prof. H. W. Martin of Emory University told of the incident in an interview. He said the man had come to him “highly nervous and irritable,” seeking advice on how to break away. - At the man’s request, the psychology professor said, he hypnotized him, gave him a good lecture, and succeeded in elim- inating the moral conflict. for his Pittsburgh address, he planned to tour more Ohio cities today, in- c¢luding Blanchester, Washington Court House, Columbus at noon for a luncheon appearance, and Newark, Coshocton and Steubenville in the afternoon. ISR MAXWELL CASE VENUE CHANGE TO BE OPPOSED Prosecutor B;y- .8chool Teacher “Has Plenty of Friends” in Wise County. By the Associated Press. JONESVILLE, Va., October 1.— Commonwealth’s Attorney Fred B. 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