A movement for the amalgamation
of the association and the United
i Democratic Women’s Clubs was start
-1 ed by the latter organization in June,
! and a committee of three was ap
j pointed to confer with a committee
'of the same number in the other
| club for the pifrpose of drafting a
; plan of co-operation in the event
there are too many obstacles in the
way of amalgamation.
One of the difficulties-in tHe plan
foi- co-operation, according to a mem
ber of the Maryland Women's Demo
cratic Association, is that the opposi
l (ion organization may indorse eandi-
I dates for Stale offices, while the Mary
land Women’s Democratic Association
does not indorse candidates for State
offices, but only candidates for sucli_
places as the State central commit
tee. congressional campaign commit
tee and similar committees.
Election of officers and a program
; of work will constitute the other busi
ness of the convention.
The Democratic State candidates,
including Gov. Albeit t\ Ritchie and
Millard R. Tydings. candidate for the
United States Senate, will Is 1 ' guests
of honor.
THE EVEN' IXO HTAIi. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1026.
UTILITIES BOARD ASKS
MORE ACCQUNTANTS
Problems Too Many for Present
Force. Bachman Says in
Annual Report.
