Evening star., 1936-09-22
|LANDON EMISSIONS
DEMAND TO EXPE[
RELIEF EXPL0|TERS.
Addresses Missouri Crowds
as He Goes to Speak at
DeS M0ines.
ADMINISTRATION PURGE
FORECAST IN NOVEMBER
Nominee Considers Revision in
Schedule to Extend Drive
in Wisconsin.
By the Associated Press.

6y tLe ASSOClhteQ FISSS.
ABOARD LANDON TRAIN IN
MISSOURI EN- ROUTE TO DES
MONIES, September 22.-Gov ALI
M. Landon told Missouri crowds today
that the Nations voters demand that
the political exploiters who are at
tempting to buy political support by
swapping relief for votes shall them
selves be removed from the public
pay roll"
The Republican candidate for Pres
ident travelled across Eastern Missouri
on his way to Des Moines for a major
farm address tonight.
Our people ." he said, want
the needy unemployed among our cit
izens to have the helping hand Of Gov
ernment extended to them until they
can get real work again at the best
of good wages. But they want the
administration Of relief to be made
honest and effective. They want it
purged Of waste, Incompetence and
absurdity. And they demand that
the political exploiters who are at
tempting to buy political support by
swapping relief for votes shall them
selves be removed from the public pay
roll. And If know the American
people that's one of the things they
are going to attend to next November" /"
Farmers Learn Lesson.
"As you know, am on my way to
Des Moines to discuss q truly ma
tional question-the future Of Amer
lean agriculture
The American people in my judg-
ment have at last learned through the
hard school of experience a lesson
that history could have taught.
The lesson is this: II we are to
make America more and more q land
of opportunity, if we are to keep her
the homestead Of the free then we
must restore the American farmer,
his wife and his children, to their
rightful place of economic equality in
our national life"
Landon's train stopped for more
Railroad yards at Kansas City, de-
parting from there at 1898 am.
Central standard time). He halted
again at nearby Excelsior Springs,
Mo-. for q back platform appearance
and scheduled two other stops in
Missouri at Trenton and Princeton.
The Kansas City stop put the train
slightly behind schedule.
Adviser boards Train.
Lacy Haynes, close friend and ad-
wiser to Landon. boarded the train
at Kansas City.
Landon emerged from his private
car to pose for pictures and re-en-
tered it for chat with Henry J.
Haskell, editor of the Kansas City
Star. Ralph West Robey, an economic
adviser. was with the Governor.
The nominee was understood to be
making a last-minute review of the
speeches he will make on the tour,
which will carry him for the first
time into Minnesota and Wisconsin,
home of the La Toilette Progressive
party.
Landon had under consideration a
revised schedule to forego fishing In
Northern Wisconsin lakes, planned for
Friday, in order to devote an addi-
tional day to campaigning in that
State.
Will Visit S States.
His "sunflower special train left
Topeka at 8:3l am. &C. S. IT, upon
the seven-day swing that will take
the candidate through five' States
Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Illinois.
In three major speeches and two
score platform talks he will detail
his plans for farm relief and social
security and amplify his criticism of
the reciprocal trade treaties.
William r. Castle. former Under
secretary Of State, who conferred with
Landon yesterday, made the first leg
Of the trip from Topeka to Kansas
City.
Three prepared speeches upon which
the Kansas relied to win the SUPPORT
Of farmers and stockmen in Missouri.
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois.
were in his pocket.
The first, to be delivered in Des
Moines, Iowa, at $50 pm. tonight over
q National Broadcast chain, will dis
close IN detail his views upon agricul-
tural problems and their solution.
Landons second major speech, at
Minneapolis Thursday night, will
amplify previous criticisms of the ad.
ministration's reciprocal tariff treaties.
Under q proposed change in sched-
ule, Landon would remain overnight in
Minneapolis and push his campaign
into Western Wisconsin Friday, can
ceiling plans for a days fishing north
west Of Eau Claire.
The Governor, who has called for a
workable" plan of social security. will
(see LANDON, Page A-2)