Evening star., 1932-08-06
DEMOCRAT CHIEFS
TO RECEIVE ORDERS
New York Conferences Set
Next Week to Map
State Drives.
BY the Associated Press.

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NEW YORK. August 6. -LieutenantS
of Democracy from every corner of the
Nation will report at Roosevelt-Garner
headquarters In New York within The
next Is days to get their orders for the
political battle of 1882.
They will come from 43 States. With
the exception of a few national COM
rnitteemen, they all will be chairmen
of Democratic State Committees.
With the generals in the Roosevelt
Garner camp they will discuss the cam
paign strategy to be followed, the is
sues on which attacks will be made, the
financing plans, and the individual
problems they expect to face in their
own sections.
Before they leave for hcme, James A.
Farley, national chairman, will place
on the shoulders of each State leader
the full respcn visibility for the conduct
of the campaign in his territory.
But, Farley said last night in out
lining his plans, if any State group
6ubordinates the presidential contest to
local political fights, the national Or
ganization will reserve the right ito go
right in and take charge"
OeekS feTlect harmony.
I'VE will ask each state chairman
what his plans are" FARLEY said, "and
will try to make ours conform, so that
we will have all 48 State org nizaticns
working in perfect harmony with head
quarters"
The financial problems Of the cam
paign also will be outlined, and the
State chairmen will be asked how much
they expect it will be necessary to spend
In their sections. ...
The first group will arrive on Monday
from the Far West. The last conference
will be held a week later, on Monday,
August Is, with State leaders from New
England and the South.
Representatives of five States not in
eluded in the present list will be sum-
moned to New York at some later date.
Democratic national headquarters will
bpen in the Biltmore Hotel next Mon
day and with the arrival OF the Far
West delegation will Immediately take
On a convention aspect.
The visiting leaders will remain here
only 48 hours.
The last conference date is the day
Speaker Garner is slated to arrive from
the West for a conference with Gov.
Roosevelt.
Those who will greet the State lead
erS and confer with them are Arthur
Mullen, national committeeman from
Nebraska who was Roosevelts floor
leader at the convention; Joseph Guffy,
Roosevelt preconvention leader in Penn
sylvania; w. A. Julian, national COM
mitteeman from Ohio; Horatio ]. Alb
bott, national committeeman from Mich
igan; Senator David I. Walsh of Massa-
Chusetts, Senator John S. Cohen and
Joseph c. O'Mahoney of Wyoming.
Finance Post to Be Filled.
These men will be the first contingent
of national leaders who will visit head
quarters as members of floating ad-
Visory campaign committee. All will cir
culate around the country, but some
will be at national headquarters ct all
times. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of
Arkansas will arrive in a few days to
join the other advisors. w. w. Howes,
national committeeman from South
Dakota, will be in the second group of
advisers to ccme to New York.
It YVES learned at headquarters that
the important post of chairman of the
Executive Finance Committee will be
filed within the next few days. The
man 6esignated will have the job of
T2i5ing funds for the ballot drive.
Farley made public the following list
OF conference dates, the men being
chsirmen of State committees exceps
when otherwise designated:
Monday, August 8, George E. Starr,
Washington; Carl Donaugh. Oregon:
w w Mcdowell, Montana; william S.
Mcknight. Nevada; T. A Walters,
Idaho; DR.. T. K. Cassidy, wyoming;
D. NJ. Draper Utah; c. E. Adams,
Arizona; w. J. Barker, New Mexico,
and the new State chairman from
Nebraska
Tuesday. August 9. Charles D. Hus-
ten Iowa: Otto La Budde, Wisconsin;
r. M. McCool, Oklahoma; Lamar Will
Hanson. Arkansas; He'd Adams, Ma
tional Committeeman from Texas. and
D. A. Mccullough South Dakota
Wednesday, August TO- E. G. Will
liemS, Mississippi; E. W. PettuS, Ala
bama: Lawrence S. Camp, Georgia; J.
ven. Illinois; Henry G. Drummer, Ohio;
Alfred Debo, Michigan; r. E. Peters,
Indiana, and c. W. Greenwade, Mis-
souri,.
Friday, August 12-Harry Heller, New
Jersey; Raymond Miller. national COM
mitteeman from Colorado; Warren Van
Dyke, Pennsylvania; Claude Sapp, South
Carolina; H. p Wooten, Kentucky; Fred
Mclean, North Dakota; Guy T. Helver-
ing. Kansas. and the new State chair
man from North Carolina.
Monday August l5-John Briggs, jr.,
Delaware; Frank Duffy, national COM
mitteeman from Vermont: Robert E
Gould, New Hampshire; John H. Dooley,
Maine: j. Howard McGrath. Rhode
Island; Robert Kelly, West Virginia;
David Wilson, Connecticut; Joseph A.
Maynard. Massachusetts,: ]. Enos Ray.
Maryland, and J. NJ. Hooker Virginia