The border vidette., 1932-10-01
STATE LEADERS WILL MEET

ness activity in Arizona will be
represented at the State Eco.
nomic Conference called in Phoe
nix for October z by the Arizona
Industrial Congress, according
to acceptances to invitations re
ceived during the past week by
state development body.
Not only Industrial leaders
and organization, officials from
throughout the state, but large
number of candidates for state
and county Office and the legis
lature, will attend the confer
ence to take stock of Arizona's
economic situation and discuss
plans for Fastening the general
recovery in sight for the coming
year.
Believing that tie actual facts
regarding the states condition
and prospects would be of great
value to the public Off cials who
will guide Arizona government
FOR the naxt two years, directors
of the congress extended special
invitations to the meeting to all
candidates in both parties. Dr..
B. B. Moeur. Democratic, and J.
G. Kinney, Republican candi
dates for governor will head the
large contingent of candidates
in attendance and have given
the conference their endorsement
while acceptances also have
been received already from sew
eral score of nominees for other
Off ;es aud for the legislature.
The economic conference will
convene at the Hotel Westward
Ho at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon,
October Z. with an opening ses.
sion devoted to concise and au.
lucrative reports covering con
ditions and prospects in every
ma Or industry. At 6:3J o'clock
an informal buffet supper will be
sponsored by the Phoenix cham
Der of commerce, and the meet.
ing will be concluded with an
evening session Of general dis
cussion of Arizona problems and
of plans for co operative effort
in furthering general recovery.
Many outstanding leaders in
different Industries of the state
appear 90 the program for the
conference. now being complet
ed. A preliminary list of the
economic reviews to be given in
cludes the following:
Copper, Robert E. Tally, vice
president U1ited Verde Copper
company. Jerome, and former
president American Mining Con
gress, economic future of Ari.
zona mines, T. Il. O'Brien, gen.
eral manager Inspiration Con
solidated Copper company, To-
spiratiop; public health, Dr..
Clarance Gunter, Globe, presi.
dent Arizona State Medical asso
citation; education, Dr.. j. W.
C!arson, Jr.. Tucson. president
Arizona Education association; !;
cattle, Wayne Thorngurg, Kirk
land, director Arizona Cattle
Growers association; sheep and
wool, Charles E Burton, vice
president Arizona Wool Grow
ers associations; lumber, james
G McNary. president Cady Lum
Der corporation; general busi.
ness forecast, P. G. Salisbury,
president Arizona Industrial con.
gress; co ordInating unemploy.
ment relief, w. Val DeCAmp,
Jerome, chairman unemp!oy
ment relief committee Arizona
Emergency council; agriculture,
George W. Mickle. president
Salt River Valley Water Users
association; power of advertis'
ing in business reconstruction,
w. r Mathews, Tucson, secre
tary Arizona Daily Newspaper
association; finance. w. q. Weiss,
president Arizona Bankers asso.
ciatiod; Ia Dor, Cecil Richardson,
Tucson. Brotherhood of Loco
motive Eaginaers; wholesaling
and jo5Ling. De-! Ssapley, Phoe
nix; governmental finances,
Frank G.. Brophy. president Mar.
icopa County Taxpayers league.
Practically all state agricul
tural, business and industrial
organizations have appointed
delegates to the conference, as
have chambers Of commerce and
commercial bodies in al sections
Finn members Of the | >dustrial
congress also are beipg invited
to attend.
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