‘DICTATORSHIP'
DENOUNCED BY
G, 0. P. LEADER
Landon Charges New Deal
Leading Toward Misery,
Poverty, Helplessness
ABOARD LANDON TRAIN EN
ROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA, Oct
26.—Gov. Alf M. Landon said to
day that the “overwhelming issue”
of this campaign is whether the
American people “want dictator
ship,” contending “this foreign pat
tern is becoming clearer.”
The Governor has been treated
for a bad cold and sore throat by
Dr. L. F. Spake, who said his con
dition was much improved.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26 —Gov. Lan
don opened his Atlantic seaboarc
drive here, picturing “fundamenta
New Deal policies leading step by
step toward misery, poverty anc
hopelessness out of which dictator
ships arise.” The Governor made
his address during a half hour stof
here enroute to Philadelphia where
he speaks tonight.
IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 26. —
Gov. Landon arrived here in a
drizzling rain. Several war veter
ans. who said they knew him when
in the army, pushed through the po
lice lines at the station to shake his
hands. Gov. Landon pulled his Le
gion Service cap out of his pocket,
put it on and the crowd cheered.
Crowds pressed to the center of the
street as he drove to Independence
Hall and then to the hotel.
Japanese Warships
Pass in Review as
Emperor Looks On
KOBE, Japan, Oct. 26—Emperor
Hirohito reviewed 107 warships
participating in naval maneuvers
on Sunday.
Because of the maneuvers, foreign
vessels were prevented from land
ing here and several were forced tc
proceed to Yokohama.
Allan Jones and his wife, Irene
Hervey. are trading their yacht foi
a speedboat and a cabin at a near
by mountain resort.
