Evening star., 1932-10-22
DEFEAT OF HOOVER
WOULD HURT j. s.,
C. 0. P. RALLY TOLD
Ex-Representative Campbell
Describes Roosevelt
as "Shifty."
.E. F. C0LLADAY PRESIDES;
SEES PARTY VICTORY
New York Governors Record At
tackled by Mrs. George A.
Wyeth in Address.

Describing Franklin D. Roosevelt as
"shifty. evasive and dangerous" Philip
P. Campbell, former Representative
from Kansas, in speech delivered be-
fore Republican rally at the Willard
Hotel last night, predicted serious con-
sequences in this country If President
Hoover is defeated for reelection.
Mr.. Campbell declared the funda-
mentals of this Republic are at stake in
this election. He based his statement
upon the inefficient manner with
which Gov. Roosevelt has administered
the affairs Of New York State, upon his
fantastic campaign promises, his dodg-
ing OF issues and upon the political
company he Is keeping in this cam
paign."
In the latter connection Mr.. Campbell
singled out Senators Huey Long of
Louisiana, Dill of Washington, La Fol-
lette OF Wisconsin, johnson of Cali
tornla and Norris Of Nebraska He re-
ferred to Senator Norris as that YER
million radical Of Nebraska whose ad-
Vocacy of cheap power would throw
many thousands of workers out of EN-.
ployment." He added that Norris is
man to whom Gov. Roosevelt said
when they met recently in the West.
III go along with you, Senator"
More Than 300 at Meeting.
More than 300 persons attended the
meeting. which was presided over by
Edward F. Colladay, Republican ma
tional committeeman for the District
and president Of the Hoover Curtis
Campaign Club of this city.
In a brief speech opening the exer-
cises. Mr.. Colladay spoke of the Or
ganization work being done by Repub-
licans in the District, the primary OBJ
ject being, he said, to get out the
more than $4,000 State voters tempo
1arily residing here. He pointed out
that the Hoover Curtis Club already
has a membership of more than 900.
and predicted a total membership of
800 before the campaign is over.
Mr. Colladay predicted reelection of
President Hoover. and said there would
not be the slightest doubt about this
now If the Republicans of all the States
had used the same efficient organiza-
ton methods, had shown the same
energy and industry as has marked
the campaign work of the Republicans
of the District
Mr.. Campbell. after reviewing the
record of President Hoover from the
beginning of his humanitarian and re-
lief work at the out break of the World
War, declared the President has rem
dered a great service to the American
people and that 1t was only due to his
wisdom and courage and sound judg-
ment that this Nation has success
fully met the economic storm Of the
past three years. He added Mr.
Hoover has modified the Nations re-
sources and credit in his fight on de-
preston and declared his program for
recovery is solid and sane and will win
the economic battle.
Mrs. Wyeth Speaks.
In conclusion. Mr. Campbell said. IT
feel confident that vast ma jority Of
the American people will leave their
passions and preiudices behind on No
vember 8, and will demonstrate their
intelligence by voting for the retention
Of Mr.. Hoover for another four years"
Mrs. George A. Wyeth, president Of
the Women's National Republican Club
of New York City. spoke on the record
of MI Roosevelt as Governor Of New
York and that of the Democratic House
under the leadership of Speaker Garner
She declared Gov. Roosevelt's admin
istration of the affairs Of New York
State has demonstrated clearly that he
is not sufficiently equipped or in any
way big enough to aspire to the presi-
dency.
The rally concluded with a brief
speech by Allen H. Seed, who told how
the young Republican men and women
throughout the country have mobilized
and are working earnestly to bring
about Republican victory.