Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-21 | Page 3 | Democrats Eye Gains by G. O. P

it MOCHA IS EYE AINS BY Gi O. O P. P YORK Nov 21 CS NEW EW Half P-Half Half a ab atop b top Democratic leaders Jem in the Mississippi east to the AtI At- At I i ic met today with Postmaster James A. A Farley to take stake ate stock of the post election d nation and to discuss future Dem Dem- policies policies with 1940 in mind Farley the party's national chair chair- i n ly was extraordinarily reticent out bout the conference I The closed meeting had been de- de bribed officially as designed to lake ike plans for the customary on day dinner of January 8 tan authoritative source con con- led ded that a main unstated purpose to talk over Republican gains Discuss LaGuardia among the matters under discus discus- discus on was the recent activity of F H H. LaGuardia of New Nework fork ork in undertaking to spearhead Solidification of what he termed forces Some regular Democratic leaders ive ye given evidence of concern that minor minor- mayor a member of the minor minor- American Labor party had the a at t to on or of f a third par party t y in mind a at t to on or of f a third par party t y in mind The only form formal al conference he Mat M held t thus ius far I held however was Governor Murphy of Michigan III d d' d Senator Bulkley of Ohio both m defeated for reelection t f II Showed No Enthusiasm The fhe three talked here a week ago 11 l Hi neither visitor showed i for any new political moved move- move tt d nt it i furphy urphy was emphatic in the con- con tion that progresses must work I der ler the leadership of President I 1 I The Democratic assemblage proby y will extend to tomorrow with I ly selected leaders remaining r. r Upon this point as upon ers is rs connected with the meeting I i ial information was meager ne ne e source intimated there was a aire Ire ire among other things to atI at- at I pt to dispel any remaining party due to President Roose- Roose 1 Its It's t s efforts in the primaries to toI urge irge certain members of cons con- con I s unsatisfactory to him