Show WORK JO RESIGN AS Of 1 6 fAll fAllI I WASHINGTON June 5 AP AP- AP 1 A A new chairman will guide the Republican RepublIcan Republican Re Re- publican national committee through the approaching campaign Dr Huffy Hubert Hu- Hu Cb bert rt Work ork who accepted cc the chair chair- v u manship last June to conduct the Hoover campaign will call a meetIng meetIng meeting meet- meet Ing of or orthe the committee early In the full fall to tf submit his resignation and J discuss plans for the new campaign campaign cam- cam which should be put Into effect next winter Dr Works Work's Intention has been made known to President Hoover j and members of or the committee In Ina ina a a. letter which disclosed that he had bad prepared to resign at the commIttees commIttee's committees committee's committees committee's commit commit- tees tee's meeting March 5 5 but had been dissuaded Acknowledging the lettel letter letter let- let ter tel and expressing expressing- regret reg President Hoover Hoover recalled that that in accepting the chairmanship last June the former former former for for- mer interior secretary had agreed to undertake the task with the understanding understanding understanding under under- standing that he would be permitted to resign soon after the election NOT SURPRISED Cognizant of or Dr Works Work's desire as as as expressed by President Hoover ver That someone else should undertake undertake undertake under under- take the increasing burdens and anxieties of the party chairmanship which aro are imposed by each new campaign Republican leaders at atthe atthe atthe the capitol expressed no surprise and generally withheld comment The Indications were that the congressional congressional con con- gressional leaders knew V a good deal about the situation and what was likely to take place at the fall meeting meeting meeting meet meet- ing of or the national committee but the only suggestion forthcoming was advanced by Representative TIlson oC ot Conn Connecticut Republican leader in the house and ho he went no further further further fur fur- ther than a remark that several important men have been considered consid consid- cred ered for the chairmanship GOOD MAY BE NAMED Among those mentioned In political cal ca circles as likely to succeed Dr Work was Secretary James W. W Am Amy Good of the war ivar department j pIe le precedent for the placing of ot the chairmanship in the hands of a cabnet cabnet cabinet cab cab- net member was seen in the fact that Will Wilt Hays held the post from larch 4 until June 5 1921 while postmaster general James Janes Francis Burke committee 4 counselor and close friend of or President d dent g nt Hoover who has figured promInently prom- prom 4 In the administrations administration's s ef cr efforts ef- ef forts to straIghten out patronage tangles w was vas s another whose name name figured in gossip as a probable successor to the chairman and awas a third was Ra Ralph Williams o of f Oregon Oregon Ore Ore- gon gong now a vice chairman |