Evening star., 1936-10-24
DEMOCRATS SPEND
$2,333,256 IN DR|vE|
Committee Reports ST.
$324,416 in Campaign From
Sept. | to Oct. 21.
By the Associated Press.


today reported campaign expenditures
of 81 ,324.416 between September and
October 81, bringing its total disburse-
ments since June to $2,333, ,256.
Campaign contributions since Sep
tember were set at 81, l,408,947. Earlier
donations raised the total to $2,490, It's.
The committees statement, fled with
the clerk of the House. showed bal
ance on hand of 84,531.
The Republican National Commit
tees report, filed yesterday. listed ex-
penditures of $3,161,6l between Sep
teinber l and October 49, or a total
of S4.949,428 since June /.
Republican receipts since June /
totaled s5,O38,419, including $2,987,7 ,765
since September l.
100000 From Mine Workers.
The largest contribution to the
Democratic fund was 100000, given
by the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea.
Walter A. Jones of Pittsburgh do
mated $4,000, the largest individual
contribution.
Miscellaneous receipts included
S22,050 from the sale Of advertising in
the Democratic National Convention
book, S142,71 from the sale of copies,
loans totaling s17,500 and S4s9 from
the sale of donkey banks.
Individual contributions included:
Curtis Box, Philadelphia. $25 1000;
Emil Schwartzhaupt. New York City,
$4,000; Bert Fish. Deland, Fla, S10,-
600; John j. Turtletaub, New York
City, $4,000; Arthur Mullen, Omaha,
Nebr., $4,000; LuciuS B. Manning,
Chicago, $25.0o0: James W. Gerard,
New York City, $4,000; Nicholas M.
Schenck, New York City, $4,000;
Clifton H. Scott, Little Rock, Ark,
$4,000: the National and State Demo-
cratic Finance Committees of Ten
nessee. $4,000.
Hearst Gives $4,000.
largest individual contributor to the
G. o. P. cause was William Randolph
Hearst, who gave $4,000.
Donations of 5000 each were made
by C. B. Goodspeed of Chicago, Frazier
Jelke of Newport, R. l.; John A. Roe
bling of Norristown, Pa, and Col M.
Robert Guggenheim of this city.
State Groups Contribute.
The New Jersey State Republican
Finance Committee donated $6O,868
to the National Committee, while con-
tributions Of $4,000 and $1,000 were
made by the Massachusetts, and
Maine State organizations. respec-
lively.
? The Nassau County, N. Y, United
Republican Finance Committee con-
tributed $4,000 to the National Com
nittee's total. while the Union League
Club Campaign Committee Of New
York City donated $4,000.
Individual contributors included
Harris A. Dunn, New York City.
$4,000; Mrs. Ellen Clifford Simonds
Fitchburg. Mass, $4,000; w. r. Coe,
New York City, $4,000; Mrs. Anna
Dodge Dillman, Detroit. $4,000; H. s.
Firestone, Canton. Ohio, $4,000; j.
A. Chapman, Tulsa, Okla, $4,000.
Report From Nassau County.
Other campaign statements filed
yesterday included Q report from the
Nassau County, N. Y, United Re-
publican Finance Committee, showing
receipts Of $98,619 and expenditures
Of S99, 1923 between August 80 and Oc-
tober 10.
The Good Neighbor League, sup
porting President Roosevelt, listed
contributions of s5o,537 and expendi-
lures of s47,780 between September l
and October 81. It noted that its un-
paid obligations amounted to S42,757.
The largest single contributor to
the league was James W. Gerard Of
New York City, who gave $4,000.
The league included loans totaling
$25,250 among its receipts, attributing
most Of them to the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
The Committee of One, advocating
the reelection of President Roose-
yelt, recorded contributions of $18,086
and expenditures of $31, ,064 between
September l and october 81. Pre-
vious donations brought the total to
$52,882.
The Independent Coalition Of Amer
lean Women, Missouri division, filed
q statement showing disbursements Of
$917 and the receipt Of S2,375 be-
tween September 80 and October 10.