Evening star., 1935-07-12
PARTY FOES ASKED.
TO PEACE POWW0W
Roosevelt, Ickes, Tydings,
j 'TugweII, Peck on Week
+ End Outing.
Ry 7. RUSSELL YOUNG.

The pipe of political peace will be
passed around a crowded circle OF
Democratic party chieftains at a
gathering of more than passing Sig
nificance at the jefferson Island Club
over the coming week end, it was
made evident today with release Of
the names of those invited to the affair.
Planned as an outing in honor Of
the big chief of all Democrats, Presi-
dent Roosevelt. the party will bring
together all factions Of majority
political machine that has been
travelling over some rough ground
during recent weeks. Among those in
Vited, for instance, are Secretary Of
Interior Ickes and Senator Tydings,
Maryland Democrat, who have been
hurting verbal tomahawks at each
other over the investigation of Virgin
Island administration.
Hopkins, Farley. Tugwell.
Other guests include Harry L.. Hop
kins, works progress administrator,
who also has brushed with the Secre-
tary of Interior; Postmaster General
Farley and DR.. Rex Tugwell, Under
secretary of Agriculture, both of whom
have been targets for other Demo-
cratic leaders upon occasion; Senator
Dieterich, Illinois, Democrat, Who is
just quieting down after a most de-
termined battle with Roosevelt leaders
over the utility holding company bill,
and George N. Peek head of the
Import-Export Banks, who has been
reported at complete odds with the
ruling powers IN several instances and
has been a party to two classic feuds
with Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
and Secretary of State Hull. And
just to make sure there will be some
differences Of opil.icn in the party,
the guest list includes a few Repub-
licans, one of them being George H.
Payne of the Federal Communications
Commission.
Additional guests will be Senators
Barkley of Kentucky, Radcliffe of
Maryland, Robinson of Arkansas,
Democratic leader; Shipstead, Farm
er-Labor, of Minnesota, Copeland of
New York. Walsh of Massachusetts,,
Gerry of Rhode Island, Duffy of Wis.,
consin; Col. Edward Halsey, secre-
tary of the Senate; Speaker of the
House Byrns, Representatives Rayburn
of Texas and Warren of North Caro-
lima, Attorney General Cummings and
Secretary of War Dern.
Walker, Jones and Michaels0n.
Frank Walker, director of applica-
tions and information of the new
work-relief program; Jesse Jones and
Charles B. Henderson of the R. F. c.,
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Undesecretary
of the Treasury; L. w. Rob-
ert, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury; Charles Michaelson, pub
licity director of the Democratic
Committee; Sidney Weinberg of the
Presidents Business Advisory Coun-
Gil, Herman Oliphant, general counsel
Treasury Department.; Charles T. Rus
sci, deputy commissioner of internal
revenue; Arthur Mullen, Democratic
national committeeman for Nebraska;
j. Bruce Kramer, former Democratic
national committeeman for Montana;
Clark Howell, Atlanta, Ga, editor;
Samuel H. Kaufman, special assistant
to the Attorney General; Charles H.
Marsh, Federal Trade Commission;
John Finch, Bureau of Mines; Stuart
Mcdonald, acting administrator OF the
Federal Housing Commission; Ray
mond M. Beebe, local attorney, and
John D. Kelley, president of the TODD
Snip Building Corp.
Most of these guests will not arrive
at the island until Sunday morning. A
number of those VINO will go to the
island tomorrow to spend the night
will accompany President Roosevelt on
the Seuuoia. President Roosevelt ex-
poets to return to the White House
about 10 pm. Sunday.
Mr.. Roosevelt expects to leave
Washington in the forenoon tomorrow
by automobile for Annapolis. Md,
where he will go aboard the Sequola
and sail to Jefferson Island, about 10
miles.
In the way of fun and entertain
ment skeet shooting contests. crab
bring, fishing and swimming have been
arranged.