WEATHER. I”~~~~~ change in temperature; gentle northeast in Washington With the winds. Temperatures — Highest. 71. at Associated PrP«?«t Mpu/5 53. at 7 U rregS INeWS 12:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest, , a m. today. and Wirephoto Services. Full report on page B-8. Cloiinf New York Htrktts, P»t. 18_ _ _Y<“"dV,'f,£r;;l‘,»°°:.l'5700-_ No. 33,757. poTofflce8 wsThingt^."a c! WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936—SIXTY-FOUR PAGES. • *** on m..„. As.oci.ud Pr..,. TWO CENTS. Landon Welcomes Smith’s Help Awoht ITBfX YANKS LEAD, 910 4; f GREAT To MEET ] FASCISTS REPORT In New Deal; Romany of my Warring Against ^ Old party I GAIN OF PALS! LAZZERI HOMERS Roosevelt Sees Budget Balance 7,000,000 jjp CABINET MEMBERS ■ WITH BASES FULL President Resumes Campaign Tour. Employment FLEEING MADRID Says Higher V, S. Income Will in Obviate Taxes. Increase Jobs Since Low ABOARD WARSHIP IN BID 3D INNING Higher Point of Is B? Inf Associated Press. Depression After predicting that the Federal budget would balance In a year Shown in Reports. Advices From Valladolid American Leaguers Score 7 or two, President Rooeevelt resumed his Eastern campaign travels today , Say while Alfred now a more on * E. Smith, definitely Landonlte, planned attacks Drive Schumacher the New Deal. Several Have Left for Runs, U. S. MONETARY POLICY At Topeka. Gov. Alf M. Landon expressed deep appreciation for the the Marseille, France, on Ar- and Smith From Mound. support of Smith, the 1928 Democratic standard bearer, who called for TOPIC FOR Kansas Governor’s election to the presidency In a New York speech last right. DISCUSSION Giants Get 3 in Fourth. There was no Immediate comment from the President on this pro- gentine Cruiser. nouncement by his one-time ally. to Laws Ex- The Chief Executive, speaking before a Pittsburgh throng last night, Legislation Replace PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT discussed New Deal expenditures, calling them an "investment in the future piring Jn January to Be FRANCO PROCLAMATION of America.” AMONG 52,000 FANS / Smith’s threat of last January to "take a walk” became an actuality when •4j^ Suggested. PROMISES WORK FOR ALL he stood before a Carnegie Hall audience and declared that "the remedy < w for all the ills that we are suffering today is the election of Alf M. Landon.” Bf tlMt Associated Press. Landon conferred last with Herbert who later left to cam- Arrival With Party of 49 Taxes night Hoover, Directors of the Chamber of Com- Assures People “New Spain" Will paign in the East. "The Republican cause is making progress,” Hoover said. merce of United States the were told Be Ruled Resourcefulness of Giant Man- Ijandon’s partner on the national ticket, Col. Frank Knox, who spoke in today that private employment had by Corporative Sys- before Mr. Roosevelt, renewed that New agement, but Seats Are Finally Pittsburgh shortly previous charges increased steadily during the Summer tem and That a Concordat Will Deal financial policies endanger insurance and savings. and that at least 7,000,000 had been Be Made With the Catholic Provided for All Behind Giant •• put back to work since the low point Dugout. Election of Kansan Results Are Claimed of the depression. Church. In a preliminary outline of its ac- John W. Is Declared For 8 Billion Boost tivities, O’Leary, chairman of BACKGROUND— Line-ups. Remedy i the chamber's Committee on Employ- YANKEES. GIANTS. ment, said this estimate bad been ob- Spanish Fascist forces converging For All Ills of U. S. In Debt of on Madrid west and Crosseti, ss. Moore. If. Country tained from members in their own from north, south after capturing northern Rolfe, 3b. Bartell, ss. (Smith. Text, Page C-t.) i Roosevelt Text, Page C-6.) communities and fields of business. STILL WALKING! cities of San Sebastian and lrun Di Maggio. cf. Terry, lb. "Using the material furnished from B> Ihc Associated Press. By he Associated Press. in the prosecution of a revolution Gehrig, lb. Leiber, cf. these and other data which reports against the elected c. rf. NEW YORK, October 2—Alfred E. JERSEY CITY. October 2—Presi- popularly Leftist Dickey, Ott. upon analysis has been found to be anvernmrrit : Smith hands with Gov. dent Roosevelt resumed his Eastern Selkirk, rf. Mancuso, c. Joined today dependable,” O'Leary said, “it is clear Lands Loyal to the government, now Powell, If. Whitehead. 2b. ! Alf M. Landon in the presidential campaign jaunt today after leaving has Aulogiro that private employment steadily headed Francisco Cabal- all the tn his in industrial an assertion RECOGNITION by Largo 3b. campaign, going way Pittsburgh II. $. Lazzeri. 2b. Jackson, | increased the Summer of 1936, : during In Rolls lero, are opposition to the re-election of his that the Federal budget would be bal- Park, Left Republicans. Social- . Gomez, p. Schumacher, p. there were in j and at mid-September Communists and onetime friend and political associate, anced in a or two without addi- ists, Anarcho- Smith, p. year private employment in all of its forms tional taxes if national income as a Syndicalists. while composing the Coffman, Franklin D. Roosevelt. keeps more and Car p. j at least 7,000,000 wage salary Away are Monarch- ‘‘a walk," as he on at the rate." insurgents Fascists, Gabler. p. Taking prophesied rising present workers than when employment was PUN IS OFFERED ists and the more he would do in his address before the A morning speech at Jersey City conservative Re- Umpires—Geisel (A. L.). at the lowest in the depression. publican elements. American Liberty League last Janu- in dedication ol a Federally-financed plate; Magerkurth iN, L>, at “It is clearly evident that estimates Throng Sees Convert- ary, the former Governor and 1928 medical center and a similar after- first base; Summers (A. L.>, at which have been made of unemploy- Hailed Civil for 67 the Associated Press. Democratic presidential candidate de- noon engagement at the breaking of Cardinal’s Visit Here Service Commission secorid base: Pfirman 'N. L.l, at ment have been exaggerated: ible Craft Exhibited LISBON. October dared last night at a Carnegie Hall ground in Long Island City for the greatly Portugal. 2.—Re- third base. I that estimates of on a from the rally: Queens-Midtown Tunnel under the unemployment as One to Further 30-Year Self-Supporting ports Spanish insurgent ► j national basis are necessarily inac- Here. of j "I firmly believe that the remedy East River, with a world series date strongholds Valladolid today said BY FRANCIS E. STAN. curate and useless for practical pur- several Spanish cabinet ministers had for all the ills that we are suffering in between, was the heavy schedule Plan. Thousands of spectators In down- System. Stall Correspondent oi The Star. j I poses.'' left Madrid, of Alicante, from today is the election of Alf M. he faced before reboarding his special by way aboard NEW YORK. October 2.—'The Yan- | BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. town Washington this morning wit- BY J. A. FOX. the Landon.” ! train in New York City for Hyde Park. Employers' "Desire" Cited. Argentine warship 25 de Mayo, en • kees, American League champions, nessed the first demonstration here of route to Prance. As Gov. Landons name He will the week end at his The visit of the secretary of state A 30-year retirement plan for Gov- Marseille, he spoke spend In his O Leary were leading the Giants. National concluding report. an which (Informed sources at Buenos Aires : his face was grim and there was no up-State home on the Hudson and of the Vatican, Cardinal Pacelli, to autogiro is convertible into ernment workers that can be ad- League titleholders, at tne Polo said: last week said the wife of President i trace a return to or a motor car. of smile. Washington Monday believed in well-informed ministered at an estimated maximum Grounds this afternoon in the second there is little that can America is Manuel Azana of and the wives roar burst for a or two before atrik- "Naturally, Spain In the shouting that , Tuesday day The little craft settled lightly in the game of the world series in the be new in the continuing desire of quarters to be preparatory to the rec- co6t of $5,000,000 annually—and may. and daughters of other cabinet minis- (See SMITH, A-3.) (8ee~ A-3.j park just north of the Commerce De- fifth inning. Page I ROOSEVELT,'Page to ters had been taken to Alicante under employers expand employment. ognition of the papal state by the partment Building, and then, with as a matter of fact, pay for itself— The score was 9-4. of the natural human the protection of the Argentine Am- Independently United States Government and es- rotor blades folded back, circled the has been worked out by the Civil desire to better living conditions, bassador. to be put aboard the Argen- K^|VU« 111 OIAI1US. block on power shifted to a rear wheel. tablishment of a diplomatic mission Service Commission, and will be urged tine cruiser. There also were the success is de- ■ A warm sun a comfortable employer's greatly reports provided The roadable" giro was on full at the Vatican. purchased on the next session of Congress. in Buenos Aire* that President Azana contrast to the opening game weather pendent employment.” the Commerce by Department and de- himself had asked asylum aboard the SUNSHINE DRAWS FARMS TO SWING a number of other While the State denies Under this proposal, an employe end a crowd of 52,000 was ; Reports from Department livered to the front door at am.