Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 5

NEW DEAL FIGURES FLAYED Y LANDON G.0.P. Nominee Says Bonus Is Future Obligation of Government. By the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kans, October 8.—Gov. Alf M. Landon, expressing “renewed confidence” of victory today a few hours before starting a 2,400-mile Lake States presidential campaign, asserted a check of New Deal figures would give results “quite different” from those reached by President . Roosevelt. “The time has come for every | American voter to get out a pencil and check recently issued New Deal figures,” the Republican presidential nominee said in a 500-word statement. | “After adding and subtracting he will get results quite different from those reached by the President and his various spokesmen. “An ordinary knowledge of arithme- tic, without even the use of a pencil, | wou)d show the fallacy of the Presi- dent's recent statement at Pittsburgh that ‘over & billion and a half went for the payment of the World War veterans’ bonus this year instead of in 1945 and ‘that payment is now out of the way and is no longer a fu- ture obligation of the government.’ “Leaving out of consideration the | question of the bonus itself, I would | like to ask: If the billion and a half paid in bonus is not a future obliga- MRS. ROOSEVELT TO SEE GRANDCHILD IN TEXAS Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, holding her first press conference in months a few hours before she left with the President on his campaign trip, today expressed interest in the Budget Bu- reau’s attempt to halt National Training School for Girls remocieling plans, but withheld any statement over the proper solution of the con- troversy. She sald she would stay with the President throughout the entire trip, with one possible exception—a plane trip to Fort Worth, Tex., to see her newest grandchild, Elliott Roose- velt, jr. The rumors of the engagement of her son Franklin, jr., to Miss Ethel du Pont are the personal concern of the principals and should be an- swered by them, Mrs. Roosevelt said. Combating the Pain of Arthritis Now you can relieve arthritic pains by following the health resort method at home. Drink Mountain Valley Mineral Water direct from amous Hot Springs Arkansas. ed by physicians for over 30 Phone Met. 1062 for book- et. . 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Phone COL 2080 - R T No More Privacy $50 bills, thirty-eight $20 bills, a $400 diamond dinner ring, another dia- mond ring valued at $95, & $5 watch and s sult case valued at $10. Police have obtained descriptions of two men seen leaving the place, one of the men carrying a suit case. The money and valuables were taken from a trunk and nothing else 2 the apartment was disturbed, lead- ing police to believe the burglary was the work of persons familiar with the home. The robbery occurred last Pastor to Speak at Y Branch. “This Bewildered World” is the sub- Ject chosen by Rev. E. C. Smith, pas- tor of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, for his address to be given Saturday at the Twelfth street branch of the Y. M. C. A, 1816 Twelfth street pm. D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1936. 5 Smoke Inspector to Speak. H. K. 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Landon, busy with last-minute preparations for his departure at 7|, pm, (Central standard time) added: “With the President himself being so careless with facts and figures, it is not surprising that his cabinet mem- bers likewise are getting reckless.” Without mentioning Secretary of Agriculture Wallace by name, Landon said, “An illustration of the reckless- ness that has become epidemic in administration circles is to be seen in Bills from TOO many sources are |} not only hard to hondle, but create a personal feeling that all ‘ the world knows your business. —honest-to-goodr ess values that you won’t wont to miss! GELATIN DESSERTS SPARK ANN PAGE PURE JELLIES... SIX PURE FRUIT FLAVORS L THE SWISS FOOD DRINK 3 e 13¢ 8 oz. glass 10¢ Get aboard the Band Wagon. Treat your fam- ily to the world’s finest coffee! 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