Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
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Arizona to Be Represented by Governor Campbell 19 Women Numbered in List-Hays Explains Pur- pose and Powers of Body "of Leaders"
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S.-WiIl H- Hays. chairman of the republican na- tional committee. tonight made public his appointments to the advisory com mittee on policies and platform. con sisting of IT members, 19 of whom are women. This committee includes F members Of the republican national committee whose appointment had been announced previously by MT. Hays.
 The purpose of this committee. MT. Hays said. lis to invite the advice and cooperation of the ablest men and women from all groups. sections in dustry, business professions and inter est in the nation; to gather pertinent facts and data, to study intensively the larger problems confronting us. and To offer the result of their efforts as sus gestions to the resolutions committee
 To Have Executive Committee
 This committee will itself be n working body he added, and will suggest the line of thought for a great many others. Many of the committee will give their entire time to the ef- fort. Those giving substantial amount of time will constitute an eN- ecutive committee, Of which ogden L. Mills, Jr., of New York city will be chairman and John Callan O'Loughlin of Washington, D. C., secretary. The organization for the committee activi- ties will be enlarged and additional members designated as the scope or the work broadens.''
 Party programs" MT. Hays assert ed. must always be subject to amend ment and change by the responsible living thought expressed within the pary by men and women alike The republican partys half century or
 .l~s the country of future fulfillment, but it is not only on future fulfillment that it's usefulness will depend The Darty must continue to be the instrument to apply to new and changing condi- tions the efficacy of honest, zeaious service. It is the party Of the future or there is no use for the party.
 Men and Women Decide Course
 To men and women alike is offered the right of political self-determTna- ton. The duty of the party member ship is to say what the party's pur- become The Fundamentally essential right within political party Is thaz opportunity of the membership to ex- press itself. It is the problem Of the party membership to determine what the party stands for Through 1t all. however. should run suprenls motif in the honest and unselfish pa -riotfc and intelligent effort to pro mote and safeguard the best interests ,f the republic and it's citizens
 In his statement announcing the appointment Mir Hays says further
 G. O. P. Trusted By All
 ''The potentianty for usefulness to the country and the party as such a. committee is very great. The prob Iems which are ahead of us are i'm in magnitude and com plexity- The ma jority or the citizenrN of the country believes that the repub- ican party may best be trusted witt he solution. The country wants. anC is entitled. not only to this faith in the honesty of intention and fundamenta ability of the republican party but tC ! well defined statement of purpose md party program. It is obvious that he convention can do fuller justice to a platform commensurate with the needs if they have for their considera- ion the reliable material thus fur 1ished by some of the best brain in he party working for five months in he evolution of the suggestions.
 Underlying the whole plan is the great fact which the national com nittee recognizes that there rests on he republican party the tremendous responsibility of ascertaining fully the leeds Of the nation, and frankly hon .stly and definitely stating the funda- nentals Of the party's plan for the solution of the problems in d compre- program of constructive measures Then recognizing that the platform establishes d contractuaI re- ation between the party and the Deo- ,le, it shall be the supreme duty and purpose Of the party when entrusted with power to square it's performances with it's premises"
 The new members Of the committee. III of whom have agreed to serve. in Jude:
 Mrs. Rupert Asplund. New Mexico: Henry A. Butchell, Colorado; Governor Thomas Campbell, Arizona; Senator Albert E. Fall, New Mexico; Herbert > Hadley. Colorado; Daniel C. Jack ing, California; Miss Anna WoIcott
 aile. Colorado; w. H. Wilson. Texas.