Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1936, Page 25

D. C. REPUBLIGANS 10 RAISE So0.000 2= Fletcher Points to Need for Funds—Assails New Deal Regime. With a goal of $60,000, District of Columbia Republicans today set forth on & quest for their quota to the campaign budget of the Republi- can party. The objective of the District group was set forth at a luncheon meeting yesterday by Henry P. Fletcher, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, in & “pep” talk in which he censured severely the present ad- ministration and asked District work- ers to aid in deposing it. This District contribution, he ex- be part of a total expenditure of $8,636,000, of which only slightly more than $2,000,= 000 had been collected up to October 1. Lists Expenditarcs. Setting forth some of the items in the party budget, Fletcher told the luncheon gathering of about 250 that $1,750,000 is being spent for publicity, 450,000 for research, $250,000 in special efforts to gather the colored vote, $100,000 on the farm vote, $100,- THE EVE Rexford G. 'mmll, Undersecretary of f 000 on the labor vote, $200,000 in i 000 in party donations to State cam- paigns. Fletcher criticized the Roosevelt Committee and entitled “Plowed Un- der” was shown. Norway's fishing industry is pros- ministration and " in particular | pering. WOODWARD - & LOTHROP 107 11" F av> G StREETS Patriot Brand Hams. Pound Prore DIsrext 5300 Gold Drop Corn. No. 2 can |5¢ Preserved Ginger. Pound Blue Bell Tomatoes. 18-ounce (May be obtained vacuum cooked, ot propor- tionate prices.) Coffee. Pound can, vacuum Ginger Ale, golden or pale dry. Pure Maple Syrup. Pint jug 35¢ Golden Tap Grapefruit Juice. 16-ounce bottles, dozen 80c Mocha, Java and Columbian Coffee, Pound can, vacuum Land of Lakes Asparagus. No. 2 can Ivins Chocolate Nut Ice Box Cookies. Pound Tur Foop Smop, FrrTH FLOOR. 18-ounce cans____2 tr 25¢ Visit These F. F. V. 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