Evening star., 1936-11-01
Governor Sees
Foes Program
Secret.
CLOSES DRIVE
in ST. LOUIS
Good Government
to Be Restored,
$1,000 Hear.
fLandon Tert, Page All
By the Associated Press.


BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, October 31.-Gov All
M. Landon told an uproarious throng
tonight New Deal broken promises"
were holding us back" and closed his
presidential campaign by pledging q
restoration Of good government"
bringing full recovery and re-employ.
ment."
Enterprise and initiative are afraid
Of the present administration" the
Republican presidential nominee said,
contending it was shocking" for
President Roosevelt to ask reelection
ION the basis Of recovery" when H..
100000 were unemployed.
Before cheering, stamping, flag
waving Halloween night crowd over
flowing space for $4,000 in the big
Municipal Auditorium, the Kansas
Governor said his Democratic oppo-
nent has not revealed his program
for the future"
The present administration" Ian.
don said. has tried to conceal that
our form Of government is an issue
in this campaign. 1t has tried to run
from its record instead of on its rec
ord"
Landon spoke at the end Of a CAM
paign trail which had taken him near.
~ 10000 miles, including q transcon-
tinental thrust from Los Angeles to
New York.
Mrs. Landon Present.
For the first time, Mrs. Landon and
his l9-year-old daughter. Peggy Anne,
sat with him on . speaking platform.
Lowered behind the nominee dur
ing deafening welcome which greet
ed the arrival of Mrs Landon and
Peggy Anne, and then grew thunder
Gus In volume as Landon walked out,
and continued unbroken for IL min
utes, wss o red. white and blue ban.
ner reading, "You Can Believe Ian
dom"
Repeated efforts By the Governor to
begin his speech were drowned on.
In the noise.
A chorus Of boos echoed virtually
every mention of President Roose-
welt and the New Deal. Hardly had
the Governor begun when voices be-
gan to shout: Civ it to EN-, Ali"
and Alta boy"
There was a constant interruption
OF applause bursts.
Landon closed his campaign for the
White House by presenting a choice"
LET u.s." he said. look forward to
a great and happier America. An
America with real recovery, with
finances sound. with credit unques-
toned
AN America that sees its farmers
free to plant what they want, raise
what they will and with q market
for their products.
IAN America that sees Its workers
content because jobs are plentiful ana
secure. with wages rising. An America
that is united-united because our
people are making common cause as
Americans and irrespective of race.
color or creed"
The Governor said "the two big.
gest Jobs" today were getting II, ,000, ,0O0
unemployed back to work and
stopping the pouring of our money
through the great political sieve at
Washington"
"The two jobs are wrapped to-
gether." the Kansan said. I'VE can.
not live forever OF tomorrow's In
come. We cannot live forever by
borrowing from our children. And we
cannot live forever united Nation
with one-fifth of our working popu-
lation dependent upon the Govern.
ment"
For the spending job," Landon
promised a balanced budget. Then he
asked:
why are there still 1900, 900 un.
employed?
THE answer Is that enterprise and
initiative are afraid Of the present
administration. They don't know
what the administration Is going to
do next. They lack confidence in
their own Government, and without