Evening star., 1940-10-26
Political Groups List
$1,527,911 in Gifts
To Campaign Chests
Four Organizations File
Reports for J Weeks;
6. O. P. TotoI Awaited
BY the Associated Press.

been reported to the clerk of the
House by four major political or
ganizations. The Republican Ma
tional Committees report for this
period has not been filed yet.
The reports, filed yesterday
showed:
Democratic National Committee
Receipts, S642,320, disbursements
s603742; covering September l to
october %.
Associated Willkie Clubs of Amer.
Receipts. s624.6O5: disburse-
| ments. $464, ,376; September l to Oc-
tOber 20.
Democrats for -Willkie Organiza-
ton. New York-Receipts, sl48,7 ,72O:
disbursements, $117,OO1; September
10 to October 20.
National Committee of Independ-
ent Voters supporting President
Roosevelt-Receipts, SIP ,266; dis
bursements, s5OO88; September 20
TO October q.
$1,000 Contributions Listed.
The Hatch law limits individual
contributions to maximum of
$4,000.
The Democratic National Commit
tee reported $4,000 donations from
among others. Laurence A. Stein
hardt, Ambassador to Russia: A. J,
DreXel Biddle, Ambassador to Po-
land, and Mrs. Biddle: Henry Nor
genthau, Secretary of the Treasury:
/ w. A. Julian. treasurer of the United
/ States: Joseph F. Davies, State De-
partment counselor; Nathan Straus,
, United States Housing Admins
traitor. and Jesse Jones, Secretary of
Commerce.
William c. Bullitt. Ambassador to
France, was recorded as having con-
tributed $4,000: Claude Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture. $3.50; Henry
A. Wallace. Democratic vice presi-
dental candidate, $500, and Miss
Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor
$500.
Other Political Donations.
Largest single contributions re-
ported by the Associated Willkie
Clubs were 81 900 each from Stanley
Resor, Greenwich, Conn. and Mrs
ResOr, and $4,000 from E. Winsor
Ardmore. Pa
Units in New York, Chicago and
Philadelphia of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers were among $4,000
contributors to the National Com
mittee of Independent Voters
Locals of the International Ladies
Garment Workers also were con-
tributors.
Among contributors to the Demo-
crats-for- -Willkie were John w.
Davis, Democratic presidential NOM
inee in 1924, $1,000: John j. Raskob,
former Democratic national chair
man, $4,000. and James D. Mooney
New York, $4,000.
Willkie Club Donations.
Individual contributions listed by
the Associated Willkie Clubs in
cluded:
Paul F. Warburg. New York.
81 900; George F. Baker, jr., New
York. $500; Frank Altshul, New
Yofh. $4,000: Roland Remond. New
York, $4,000; Van S. Merle-Smith,
New York. $4,000: Mrs Kate F.
Merle Smith, New York. $4,000:
John NJ. Simpson, Lake Bluff, Ill.
$4,000 Maurice Wertheim, New
York, 81 1000; H. S. Richardson, New
York. $1,000 L. Richardson, New
York. $1,000; Carl M. Loeb. New
York, $1,000.
Miss Amy E. du Pont, Whining
ton. Del. $1,000; Mrs. Eugene du
Pont. Greenville, Del, $1,000: Har-
Old S. Vanderbilt. New York. $1,000:
John D. Rockefeller. Sd, New York.
$1,000; L. S. Rockefeller. New York,
ST 900: Mrs. D. NJ Milton. New York,
$500; Mrs. Olivia Herbert, Fort
Worth, Tex, $1,000 John w. Her.
bert w Kahn, New York, $1,000;
Edwin S. Webster. Boston, $1,000,
Mrs. E. S. Webster. Boston. $1,000;
J. Noel Macy, New York, $1,000.
Henry w. Bagley, Greenwich
Conn, $1,000 Mrs. H. w. Bagley
Greenwich, Conn, $4,000; Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Deblois Wack, Santa
Barbara, Calf, $4,000; v. E. Macy,
Jr., New York, $1,000; Mrs. Charles
Babcock. Greenwich. Conn, $4,000;
Mrs. Philip Roosevelt. New York,
1000; w. N. Rothschild, New York,
$1,000; Mary Pickford, Beverley
Hills, Calf. $1,000.
Robert Lehman. New York, 81 500:
Philip Lehman, New York, Sl,500;
S. Blackwell Jones, Washington,
D. c., 81 900; Mrs. Louis A. Forthing-
ham, Boston, $1,000; William N
Cromwell, New York, $500; Caro-
lyn R. Shaw, New Fork, $4,000;
Corrin Strong, Washington, D. c.,
1000; Mrs. James D. Winsor. jr.,
Ardmore, Pa, $1,000; Joseph E.
Widener, Philadelphia, $1,000; Mrs.
Widener Dixon. Philadelphia. ST 900;
George d. Widener, Philadelphia
$1,000; Mrs. George D. Widener,
Philadelphia, $1,000; F. J. Sensen-
brenner, Neenah. Wis, $4,000
Qoan.
Senatorial Group Receipts.
The National Republican Sena-
torial Committee reported receipts
of $77,525 for the months of Sep
tember and October and disburse-
ments of $66,515 during the same
period. Contributors of $1,000 or
more included:
A. Atwater Kent. jr., Philadel-
phia, $1,000; Pierre S. du Pont. 3rd
Wilmington, Del, $1,000; H. F. du
Pont, Wilmington, Del, $4,000: Mary
S. Harkness, New York. $500;
Massachusetts, Republican Finance
Committee, $4,000; Octavia M. du
Pont. Granogue. Del, $1,000: I
Sophie du Pont May, Granogue
Del. $1,000; United Republican
Finance Committee for Metropoli-
tan New York, s22, 500; Rhode Island
Republican Finance Committee
81 500