Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 12

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DE LUXE SOUTHERN DAIRIES PINT PACKAGE { betw | ing soclety, will meet to decide upc THE EVE IPHIL LA FOLLETTE HITS SENATE BOOM Tells Legislative Committee He Is Not in Race Against Lenroot. By Consolidated Press. MADISON, Wis., April 20.-This State must be contented to have on one La Yollette in the United States Senate for the time being. An organized move to urge the can- didacy of the youthful Phil La Fol- lette in the September primaries against Senator Irvine Lenroot has met the objection of the young man bimself. So young Bob, Phil's older brother, will remain, for a while at least, the family’s sole representative in Congress. “I_appre has brought reque: didate for the Senate,” Phil told a committee of legislators who called upon him to run, “but I do not think it proper at this time. It is necessary to serve an apprenticeship in politic which I hope to be able to get in the State.” Incipient Revolt Nipped. Toliticians, particularly Gov. John J. Blaine, who intends to be the La Follette candidate the upper house of Congress, were much upset by the sentiment which was develop- ing to back Phil La Follette for the Senate. Something of a revolt was impending before the youth made his pronouncement disavowing any inten tion to enter the fight for mnational oftice. Phil, who is only 8 at the preseut tlme, is cutting quite a figure as dis trict attorney of Dane County—the ! father started out in a century ago. His ag ess:and his oratorical abil- 3 of the elder La Follette, already have much im- pressed paliticians. Several newspapers in the State were likewise impressed and there commenced to be something of a con- certed clamor for two La Follettes in the Senate. “If one satisfled won't two be just some influential p Phil has a birthday soon and b 1927, would be old enough to comply the senatoriul requirement of ate the sentiment which that I be a can- the State, why twice as good?’ | Keeps Grip on Present Job. ! But the sentiment wasn't able to! jar the voung Districteattorney loose | from his present position. He appar ently did not want to inject any new disrupting elements into the fight for the Senatorship which is to be the re of the Fall primary. Some progressives don't like Gov. Blaine | and there may be another split in the ranks which would give Senator Len- root smoother sailing. Senator La Follette has been back to Madison and with his brother and | other leaders has mapped out the| political battle. Phil isn't on the slate this time, but time being, line to follow in his father's footsteps as a candidate for governor in a few featu KEEN LABOR DEMAND SHOWN IN BALTIMORE Employment Situation Is Best in Six Years, City Bureau Director Reports. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, April 20.—The em- ployment fon in Baltimore is better this Spring than in any year simee 1920, according to Director McAllister of the Municipal Labor Bureau. McAllister said if the demand for skilled and unskilled workers con- tinues there will be a greater deple- tion of the labor supply in Baltimore than there was In 1919, 1920 and 1924, the pcak years of employment since the war. Txodus of laborers from the city has been greatly increased by opening of work on the Conowingo superpower project. McAllister sald he has sent daily en 100 and 150 laborers to the dam site for the past weelk. The demand for labor at Conowingo | will greatly exceed that dally average during the next three or four months. The city eventually will be cailed upon to supply approximately 3,600 workers for the project. In connection with the work at Conowingo, McAllister has begun an | enrollment of “selected men” for the ! work. Skilled workers also will be similarly enrolled for employment when the dam has reached a de- veloped stage. 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