Evening star., 1936-10-25
DEMOCRAT OUTLAY
$2,&5,074F FOR So
.S1,324,416 Expended Be-
tween Sept. | and Oct. Fl,
Committee Says.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Campaign expenditures Of 1924.
416 between September / and Octo.
ber 81 we're reported yesterday by
the Democratic National Committee.
bringing its outlay for the year to
$2,845, ,074.
Receipts amounting to 81 1,408.947
since September / we're listed in the
committees 125-page report, filed with
the clerk of the House. With earlier
contributions, this gave the commit
tee an income of S2,934,605 so far
this year.
The Republican National Commit
tee Thursday reported it spent ST.
1851 and collected S2,987, ,765 be-
tween September and October l3.
Its expenditures for the year were
SIS, ,686, ,536.
Total Republican contributions
since January / could not be deter
mined exactly from records in the
clerks office, because of accidental
damage to some of them, but since
June l they totaled $5,03S,41s.
$4,000 from Walter Jones.
A 100000 donation from the
United Mine Workers was the largest
single contribution on the new Demo-
cratic list, which was less than half
as long as the Republican. The great
est gift from an individual was
10000 from Walter A. Jones of Pitts
burgh.
Donations Of $4,000 each we're
made by Curtis Box, Philadelphia.
and Lucius B. Manning, Chicago,
while James w. Gerard Of New York
gave $4,000.
Contributors Of $4,000 each were
Emil Schwartzhaupt, New York; Bert
Fish, Deland, Fla; John A. Turtle
taub. New York; Arthur Mullen.
Omaha, Nebr., and Nicholas M.
Schenck, New York.
National and State finance COM
mittees of Tennessee turned over
s24, 200 to party headquarters, and the
Arkansas Finance Committee gave
$4,000. Donations of $4,000 were
made by the Mississippi, South Caro-
lima. Virginia. Alabama, Connecticut
and Florida State Democratic organi-
cations.
S22,05O From Advertising.
Miscellaneous receipts since Sep
tember / included S22, ,050 from the
sale of advertising in the Democratic
national convention book, and S142, Ill
from the sale of copies.
The enrolment of Roosevelt nomi.
nators and electors" most of whom
paid 81 each. brought in $237, 800
in the same period.
The report showed unpaid obliga.
tions totaling S581. .307 including $685.
876 borrowed from Joseph B. Kennedy
of New York. s12,500 from M. L.
Benedum of Pittsburgh and $4,000
from Robert B. Myers of New York.
The national committees balance
on hand October 81 was S84,531.
Two other Democratic organizations
the Congressional Campaign Com
mittee and the National Congressional
Committee-both interested primarily
in contests for the House of Repre-.
sentatives, reported contributions to-
falling $32,73l since September l.
Much of this money, however. was
advanced by the Democratic National
Committee.
Expenditures s27,S17.
Expenditures of s27,817 we're listed
by the two congressional committees
for the same period.
Statements filed by State divisions
of the American Liberty League in
Delaware, Pennsylvania, Kentucky.
Northern California, Massachusetts,
and Maryland showed total receipts
up to October 19 of S42,893, includ-
ing heavy contributions from national
headquarters.
Expenditures of both major parties
showed substantial outlays for radio
time and publicity stats. Their dis
bursements also included large sums
for campaign emblems, travelling ex-
penses of candidates and postage
Final financial reports of political
organizations prior to the election are
due October 29.