Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-07

Brown. also of Ohio, as Secretary OF
Commerce. when he comes to make up
his cabinet. Mr.. Brown Is at present
Assistant Secretary OF Commerce.
Senator Sackett is expected to present.
fhe name of Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, wee
chairman of the Republican national
committee, for appointment TO the cani-
net. ..,,
MIR. Hoover that he and Senator-eiece
Kean had recommended to Mr.. Hoover
that Ambassador Morrow be appointed
Secretary of State. They tolo Mr.
Hoover that they had no desire OF pos
ing as cabinet-nakers, but thai thev
understood various sections Of the
country would be taken into cons!ceca-
ter II framing q cabinet, ard tnat
they wished New Jersey 70 e gwen
consideration.
~. Morrow t..sy sac, was wei qua
aeS - every vay so- tie c4.ee G. Sec:e-
tz-y o. state, 2.S they hoped ts2S Hs
would Re appointed
Eeeve, Noz-co=.ss4ts-
~. ycove.," sad Senator E2ae.
'ss.s :os ocsz.s...s; ...z:s.se.. :: a>-y way =.
rsgz-c IS TIE MATER wa4c. Ns 4a.e a.
fo~s min. lie sic however s-:o-eSs
paica AnaaSsSco- Mo:.oG IA: zen
uereo."
Mr. Morrow vas formerly partner
OF J. p. Morgan g. Co. He has been
q resident now for many years OF New
Jersey, and while Senator Edge was
governor of New Jersey, MIR. Morrow
was appointed a member of several
boards by the governor.
Senator Edge said that he DID not
take up with Mr.. Hoover the question
of the legislative situation in Congress,
and that he had purpoSely confined his
conference with the President-elect to
the recommendation that Mr.. Morrow
be appointed to the cabinet.
The New Jersey Senator said, how
ever, that while he was one of those
who had hoped that farm bill might
be put through now, and "a special
session Of Congress might be avoided in
the Spring, he was now convinced that
special session was inevitable and I'M
avoidable.
Representative TilSon of Connecticut,
Republican floor leader of the House,
has an appointment with Mr.. Hoover
for O'Clock this afternoon. Mr. Tilson
had an active part in the Hoover cam
paign. He is one of those members
from New England who believed that
there should be prompt revision of the
tariff. Senator's Sackett of Kentucky
and FeSS of Ohio also will call on Mr..
Hoover this afternoon.
At O'Clock Senator Burton OF Ohio
Is 70 see Mr.. Hoover. The Ohio Senator
leo the fight for a Hoover delegation
from the Buckeye State to the Repub-
lican national convention in the Ohio
primaries last Spring.
Among Mr.. Hoover's early callers
tnG0u former Sonator IanrOat nf
Wisconsin. who also played prominent
part in the Hoover campaign for nomi-
nation and election.
Pose for Pbotogra pliers.
AT the White House following the
conference between President Coolidge
ana Mr.. Hoover, they posed together
for the photographers Mr.. Hoover
referred all those who asked what had
q. transpired in the conference with Presi
dent Coolidge to the fountain of news"
the President
Mr. Hoover then went Immediately 10
his headquarters in the Mayfiower
Hotel. where he will meet all his callers
He and Mrs. Hoover, however, are liv-
ing in their home on street
The President-elect plans to remain
3 in Washington for week or 10 days
No definite time has been set for leav-
ing the city. He has under conSidera-
ton visit 10 the West Indies after he
L~SDent about week in Florida. II
= he goes TO Havana and other capitals
in the West Indies it will be with the
IDEA Of returning to Florida and re-
naming there until just before his in
auguration on March T.
So far no appointment has been made
for MI. Hoover TO see Senator Borah of
Idaho, chairman Of the foreign relations
committee. or Senator McNary of Or
J egon, chairman of the committee on
agriculture. It is expected however.
I that Mr.. Hoover will confer with boSh
of these Senators during his stay here.
3 After Senator Moses of New Hamp-
l.: shire and Representative Smell of New
York had discussed with Mr. Hoover
today the plans for the inaugural cere-
monies at the Capitol. they talked over
with the President-elect the legislative
situation in the present session OF Con-
gress Senator Moses Saio iater that the
President elect mad ny indicated that
5Ie would himself interfere in any way
with the progress of legislation.
Senator Moses said that New HamD-
shire had A candidate for appointment
10 the cabinet, John r. Bartlett. now
First Assistant Postmaster General
Senator Moses said he would he glad to
see him appointed Postmaster General
: IN the Hoover cabinet.