The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-30

DC answered lC-tor-IaC, lnSG passed down the word to igl
 One matter that irked them es- pecially was Hamilton's blast charging politics in the ,CCC. Some of the New Dealers had Q letter which Hamilton once had writetn to Harry Hopkins praising the administration of New Deal relief. They wanted to throw this in the republican chairTnans teeth but were reined in by the higher ups.
 Also, when Lemke loosed one Of his major blastes recently, younger New Dealers wanted Co anSwer back with Q speech by . New Deal republican from the Middle West.
 But what really got under the skin Of the energetic young hloods was the censorship placed upon Q pamphlet they prepared on Gov. L0ndon's record, entitled THE MAN NOBODY KNEW.
 High Spots
 It set forth the following al- leged facts regarding the repuh- lican candidate:
 Land0n's Labor RecOrd-Re- counting his sending of troops inc to tho zinc strike area in south. east Kansas. Zinc miners were striking for union recognition, also hocaIse of deaths from lead polss oning, according to the democratic pamphlet, and although the strike also affected workers In Missouri and Oklahoma, no troops were sent by the governors of those states.
 The Kansas Federation of Labor meeting in Cofteyville on June Il, adopted Q resolution excoriat- ing Landon.
 Lnndon's School Record-Quot- ing Q telegram sent to Landon by the American Federation of Teachers, meeting in St. Louis on February 20, which charged Lane don with balancing his budget "by reducing funds for education and human relief" and pointed out that many Kansas schools are closed, thousands of teachers and administrators are receiving noe torlously low salaries"
 LAndOn's Oll Record-Cuotin speech he praised the admins. tration's work in curtailing oil production.
 Landon's Farm ReoOrd-show- ing that Landon sent his secre- tary of Agriculture to tho soc called "Greenback Farm Confer ence" in Des Moines, ct which 6 radical inflationary farn1 program was rocommended--in direct con. tradition to Landon's present gold plank ideas.
 LandOn's Economy RccOrd-- ,purporting to show that Landon'S balancing of the budget came as e result of half Q billion dollars being poured into Kansas by the Federal Treasury, whereas Kansas contributed to tho Federal Treas. ury only 900,000,000 during the first three years of the New Deal.
 This pamphlet had been printed and was ready for distribution when Q copy was sent to Eoose" welt. He barred 1t IN TOTO. Monkey House White House
 Capital Plaza shares with the White House area the reputation of being among the lowest rent area in Washington, going as low as $40 c month. one of the high- est rent areas is around the TOO, running as high as 9e0.
 Political Chickens
 Political chickenuS have . way Of coming homo to fooet. NOW that Representative Lindsay War. rei1 (North CArolina) iS up for appointment to McCarls old post of controller general, negro groups are recalling that as chairman Of the House Restaurant committee, he barred them from tho restaur" ant.
 Negroes arc now deluging the White House with protests against Warren's appointment.
 Cow Intelligence
 On c farm near Washington the latest labor saving devices are be- ing tested by tho Rural Electri. fication Administration, including on electric fence.
 The fence consists Of Q single wire carrying c mild charge Of electricity. Cows trying to pass 1t kicked up their heels and van. ished. Next day they took one look ct the wire and kept away. Apparently COW intelligence is uia- derrated.
 Wet Paint
 Madame Secretary Perkins has not been paying much attention to signs in her Labor Department reading "Wet pAint", and the other day she got her skirts all messed up in it.
 A dslegatoln of union pAlnt- CTS called to Inform her that the
 contractor painting her own Labor Department was . non-
 union employer who paid hts
 men less than prevailing rates.
 This was not only embaFrass-