Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-13
MOSES SEES HARD
WORK IN BAY STATE.
G. O. P. Leader Confident of
New York-Says New Jer-
sey" Looks Better"

chairman of the Republican campaign
advisory committee in the East, an
nounced today his confidence that New
/ York will go Republican next Novem-
Der. but added that he had encountered
| "all kinds of trouble" in Massachusetts.
Interviewed as he was leaving Hoover
headquarters on Massachusetts avenue,
following conference on the eastern
situation. Senator Moses, with charac-
teristis terseness, said:
Trouble? Certainly there is trouble.
We have all kinds of it in Masachu-
! sets Much more so than in New York.
7 confidently expect New York will be
tor Hoover. 1 never have had any
doubts about that
The New Jersey outlook, he said, is
better" because Senator Edge mas
iazzed it I'D some" He refused 10 be
quoted about Delaware, however.
New York Marking Time.
New York, the Senator explained, is
: marking time" until the STATE ticket
is disposed of September 20. The Re
publican campaign work upstate IS
progressing satisfactorily, he declared.
INV watchWord everywhere l go
through the territory assigned to me-
is prudence" the Eastern leader stated.
MY final admonition to every state Or
ganiZation is be prudent.
Asked what comment he had to make
about Gov Smiths statement cntltleo
Mailing Lie in the whispering Cam
raion." Senator Moses replied:
Il have nothing to say. II Gov.
Smith wants to give publicity in that
way to the fact that somebody SAID
he was drunk, he is welcome TO 40 so:
Personally. ii anybody said was Jlngled
last night, would want to ignore 1t.
Statesmen to Organize.
A delegation of sales managers of a
large number of industrial corpora
tons called on Hoover today to an
nounce plans tor organizing themselves
into a pro-Hoover committee, similar
to that formed by leading engineers
Of the country.
Among those in the delegation were
Charles F.. Abbott, New York City:
George N. Alderman, manager retail
shop department, Doughnut Machine
Corporation, New York City: w. r.
Cummings, vice president, Monroe Cal
culating Machine Co., Orange, N. j.;
H. B. Gay, sales director, Electric .Stor-
age Battery Co, Philadelphia, Pa; E.
q. Gibbs of Sales Stimulation, New
York City; Charles w. Hoyt. president
Chas. w Hoyt, Inc, New York City:
Bevan Lawson, executive sales manager
Dictaphone Sales Corporation, New
York; E st. Elmo Lewis, Detroit, Mich;
A. c. Monagle, general sales manager
ROYAL Baking Powder Co, New York;
John H. Moore, sales manager Prophy-
Tactic Brush Co, Florence, Mass; w.
r. Hill president Sargent Greenleaf
Co., Rochester, N. Y; r. G. Richmond.
general manager the Waterbury Co.,
New York; Winslow Russell, vice presi-
dent Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Madison, Conn; Seymour N. Sears,
vice president the Turcker Co., New
York; John r. Spicer, manager Gem
eral Auto Equipment Division, Johns
Evansville, New York; G.. II. Voelker.
vice president, Primrose House, Inc.
New York H. S. Whittlesey, vice presi-
dent and director of sales Sherwin-
Williams Co., Cleveland Ohio.
Speaks for Labor.
David B. Robertson of Cleveland, pres
ident of the Brotherhood of Railway
Firemen and Enginemen, and chair
man of the Railway Labor Executives
Association, gave to Hoover today an OPP
timistic view regarding trend of senti-
ment among labOring men in the cam
paign.
Il hope that some one during this
campaign will dispell the fallacious idea
that the wet stand of the Democratic
candidate has an appeal for laboring
men, he said 1T is annoying to be
confronted with Democratic claims that
they expect to carry such and such a
State with the support of labor, accom-
panied by the inference that their cam
didate's demand for modification will
win that support. They may as we'll
understand that the support of the rail-
way brotherhoods cannot be bought with
liquor. The railroad worker who drinks
to excess loses not only his job but
his membership in the union as WE'LL
why, then, should any of them support
presidential candidate on the illusory
wet issue?"