LANDON PRAISES 'PURPOSE' OF C.C.C. t Urges "Politicians" Be Re moved From Jobs in First California Talk. (Landon text, Page B-t.) Bs the Associated Press. J ABOARD LANDON SPECIAL EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES. October I 20.--Gov. Alf M. Landon opened his J personal drive for California's 22 presidential electoral votes today with J praise for the Civilian Conservation Corps and a pledge to remove "the pol J ltirians (who) have taken over the l administrative jobs." Declaring the present administra tion has forgotten the original pur pose of the C. C. C the Republican nominee asserted "it is threatening to lead the several hundred thousand j young Americans comprising the corps down a blind alley." Landon said the C. C. C. could be made "far more effective" by adoption of an educational program fitting the members for "places In private life," and by giving "full opportunity for advancement" under the merit system to "the C. C. C. boys themselves." His first speech in California was I at Barstow. An operating stop at San Bernar J dino (at 11:40 am.. Pacific standard time) was the only other scheduled before the candidate's arrival in Los Angeles at 2 p.m. for the first major address of his final coast-to-coast j campaign swing. He is scheduled to speak tonight j In the gigantic coliseum (at 11 p.m., j Eastern standard time) over a na tional radio network. His subject has not been announced. The colis seum seats 105,000. Among a delega- tion from Northern California will be Gov. Prank Merriam. Republican' leaders in Los Angeles said they ex pected more than 1,000.000 to see Landon during the 10>2-hour stay there. from unfair competition of foreign na tion* which indulge In unfair currency depreciation, *ub*ldlea and other un fair international practice* to capture our domestic market*. "But I am sure American industry Is fully alive to Its obligations to the farmers and consumers of this coun try. It realizes that such protection should not be extended to the inef ncient producer except in case of thoee Industries which are essential to us n time of war, or new industries which have not yet reached their full devel opment." Text of C. C. C. Address. The text of Gov. Landon's Barstow speech follow*: Traveling across half of the Nation on this trip I have been happy to see from my car window several C. C. C. camps and evidences of the good work the boys In them have done. As Governor of Kansas I supported from the first the measure creating the Civilian Conservation Corps. That bill, as originally Introduced, provided that the work should be done on national domain. I called the matter to the attention of the senior Senator from my State. He added an amendment that was adopted which permitted C. C. C. projects to be carried out on State as well as Federal domain. Subsequent experience has shown this has greatly enlarged the value of the Conserva tion Corps. Once I am elected President I will do everything within my power not only to continue the C. C. C„ but to improve the organization. It shall be my purpose to make it far more ef fective than it yet has been, both for the young men who compose it and for the public. The present administration has for gotten the original purpose of the C C. C. It is threatening to lead the several hundred thousand young Americans comprising the corps down a blind alley. Purpose to "Tide Over" Bov*. The purpose of the C. C. C. is not to provide permanent occupations. Rather, it is to tide its members ovei until they can find real jobs wit! genuine opportunities for themselves It should not only build bodies, bul furnish education so that the boy) will be able to make up for lo6t tlm« when they do find their places In pri vate life. Hits Reciprocal Pacts. Only operating stops were made by the "Sunflower special'' yesterday as It rolled across Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, with Landon speaking briefly at each stop. At Albuquerque late yesterday a J crowd police estimated at 5,000 heard the Governor assail New Deal recip rocal trade agreements as destroying foreign markets and increasing im ports of cattle "more than 500 per cent" during the first six months of 1936. He told big-hatted Southwestern stockmen New Deal policies "deprived you of a broader domestic market and better prices." and pledged "to do all in our power" to revive foreign trade. Asserting "the present administra tion in June. 1933. fumbled a great opportunity to break the trend toward intensive economic nationalism which has been spreading over the world and may shortly transform economic warfare into actual hostilities," L&n don said: "Now, I would like to ask the Presi dent whether his policies are those of the Democratic party which has tra ditionally stood for international trade. "Are they not. In fact, those of a strange new party which captured the Federal Government in the name of the party of Jefferson, Cleveland and Wilson? Tradition Seen Repudiated. "Has it not repudiated traditional Democratic doctrines in international trade and substituted new policies which are clearly leading us to the narrowest type of economic national ism and other theories dangerous to America and to world peace." Promising to preserve "the American Idea of a constitutional government of personal freedom," Landon sum marized his tariff view's: "We shall use our reciprocal trade negotiations to protect the efficient American manufacturer and workman STEAMSHIPS. BERMUDA VIA FURNESS. $50 up. rount trip with private bath Freouent sailing: direct to dock ol Hamilton. Furness Ber muda Line. .'14 Whitehall st New York EDUCATIONAL._ Cartooning Fashion Illustrating Comm. Illustrating General Comm. Ar Interior Decoration and Architecture Architectural and Landscape Rendering COLUMBIA "TECH" INSTITUTE 1310 F St. N.W. Met. JMWi Send for Art Catalogue--Start Now! WALTER T. HOLT Mandolin, banjo, guitar, Hawaiian gui tar and ukulele. Pupils trained to home, orchestra, stage, radio playin{ Ensemble Practice with Nordka Chib 1801 Col. Rd. N.W. 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DE KALB. 111., October 20.--Secre tary Wallace told a political rally here last night that Republican party lead* era "are spending untold millions to sow the seeds of discord, to set section against section, class against class" in "their desperate drive to win a na tional election and resume control of the National Government.'' The cabinet member called upon voters "to Join President Roosevelt in his efforts to preserve this Nation" by re-electing the Democratic standard hearer. The speech was the first of more than 15 political addresses scheduled by Wallace in the farm belt during the next two weeks. It was under the auspices of the Roosevelt-AU Party Agricultural Committee. He contended Republican leaders "are seeking to arouse the people of the cities against the farmers, and the farmers against the people of the cities." This was done, he asserted, by "stirring up" city consumers against retail prices of food and by telling farmers that the administration's reciprocal trade agreements are "sac rificing farmers' interests and favor ing the Industries and workers of the cities." "The underhandedness of this cam paign is shown by the way It is carried on," Wallace said. "You do not hear the Republican nominee talking about it on the radio." He added the campaign was being waged in newspapers and by spreading hand bills. Wallace said that present food prices "are well below the prices of 1929, when their (Republican) party was in power." He contended that "to drive retail food prices back to the 1932 level would Inevitably drive farm prices back to where they were In 1932" and eventually cause "a na tional calamity."
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