Evening star., 1933-01-04
DEMOCRATS SPENT
S1,68,177 IN 1882
Campaign Report Filed With
Congress Shows Net Deficit
of S769, ,055.
HE the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Democratic National COMMITTEES
told Congress today 1t had spent ST.
638,177 last year.
The report of the Democrats, filed
with South Trimble, clerk of the House,
showed receipts for the same period
totaled 81 1,7o8,5o7, leaving balance Of
s7o,33o.
However, the report also listed un-
paid obligations of ss3s,385, so deduct
ing the balance from these, the net
deficit appeared to be s769,055.
The Republican report has yet to be
made.
After 1928 the Democrats reported
receipts of $5,444.958 and expenditures
of $5,342,34S.
The report today showed the Demo-
cratic Victory Campaign Committee for
1882 had collected 1851, ,513 and paid
out $576,878. The balance was given
to the Democratic National Campaign
Committee.
Cash contributions to the Victory
Campaign Committee were reported as
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duction of 100000 made by John j.
Raszob in the debt owed to him.
Unpaid Obligations.
In addition to large number of small
bills, the unpaid obligations of the Ma
tional Committee included loans of
$4,000 from the County Trust Co.,
S90,250 from John j. Rascob, 10000
from Joseph P. Kennedy of New York,
$4,000 from Wayne johnson OF New
, York, $4,000 from Henry Morgenthau
of New York, $4,000 from r. w. Nor
rison Of San Antonio, Tex; St. 900 from
Delaney Kountze Of New York. 10000
from Breckenridge Long Of Washing
ton, $4,000 from M. l.. Benedum, Pitts
burgh, and $4,000 from Mayor Anton
]. Cermack Of Chicago.
Reports today showed Bernard M.
Baruch was the heaviest contributor,
having donated $4,000.
Other large donors were:
William Randolph Hearst, $25, 900;
Pierre S. du Pont, New York, s14,500;
James w. Gerard, New York, 1888;
Morton L. Shwartz, New York, $20,-
000,; Peter Gerry, Providence, r. L.,
$4,000; Vincent Astor, New York, $35,-
600: John j. Raskob, $25,000; M. L.
Benedum, Pittsburgh, S22, TOO; James
NJ Curley, Mayor Of Boston, SIS 600 and
Joseph P. Kennedy of New York,
$4,000.
Senatorial Committee Report.
A report also was filed showing the
Republican Senatorial Campaign Com
mittee in the year received $61 ,492 and
spent SCI 1894 Among the contribu-
tors were William Nelson Cromwell,
New York, $4,000; I. E. White, Hot
Springs, va, $4,000; Charles Hayden,
New York, $1,000; Z. T. Stotesbury,
Philadelphia, s2.5oo; Thomas A. o'Hara,
New York, $4,000; Myron G. Taylor,
York, $4,000.
Senator Smoos Of Utah received the
most money from the Republican Com
niitee-S5, 900. Senator Oddie Of Nevada
got $4,000.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee reported to Congress today
that it had spent $685. ,487 from June Is
to the end Of last year to help elect
Senators.
The report was filed along with
others, including the Anti-Saloon
League Of America, which reported its
receipts during the year were $23,626
and its expenses $23,453.
Receipts of the Democratic Senatorial
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900 from Bernard M. Baruch, $4,000
from M. L. Schwatz, $1,000 from N. M.
Baruch and $500 from the Democratic
National Committee.
Among senatorial candidates who got
money from the committee were: Mil
lard Tydings, Maryland, $1,000: DR.. FL
bert D. Thomas, Utah, $4,000; Elmer
Thomas, Oklahoma, $1,000; Carl Hay
den, Arizona, $4,000; Alben w. Barley,
Kentucky $4,000, and william G. Nc
Adoo, California, $500.