Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1929, Page 24

it BY STATE FIGHT Edge to the ambassadorial post at Paris opens the way for & scramble for the Republican senatorial nomination in New Jersey. tor M. M. Neely, Democrat, will seek to defeat Senator Guy D. Goft, Repub- can. General Scramble Opened. The removal of Senator Walter F. from the domestic political arena fairly general Former Senator Joseph 8, Freling- | huysen already is in the field. Franklin Atlantic and “Border” Elec- w Fort, member of Congress and sec- tions Worry Leaders as Rival Strength Shows. retary of the Republican national com- mittee, is considering his candidacy, as is former Gov. Edward C. Stokes. David Baird, jr., who is expected here |to be appointed to fill out the unex- | pired term of Senator Edge when he re- | e signs late this year to go to Paris, un- Br the Associated Press. Political situations developing in the forthcoming senatorial contests in two Atlantic Coast and a like number of nearby “border” States are glving Re- | publican leaders here as much concern 25 are those in some of the New Eng- doubtedly will be a candidats ‘or the | party nomination to succeed himself. Democrats Still Quiet. ‘The Democrats have yet to bring out candidate, but in the minority party councils here there is some talk of land commonwealths. former Gov. Moore entering the field. A bitter internal strife is brewing in | Representative John M. Robison may New Jersey, with formidable Democratic | get into the Kentucky primary against opposition a possibility in the 1930 gen- | Senator Frederic M. O. P. lead- |long have been political enemies and eral elections, while the G. Sackett. They ers expect a real contest in Delaware, | some of the party leaders here hold where former Senator Thomas F. Bay- |that a bitter contest between them ard. Democrat, Daniel O. Hl!tlnzs, With a party fight looming in Ken- | will oppose Senator | would lessen chances of victory in the general election. Judge M. M. Logan of the Kentucky tucky, some of the Republican chief- | State Supreme Court and former Sena- tains make no effort to conceal their |ator Stanley are being discussed as pos- anxiety about the outcome there. also are far from sanguine about the | They |sible Democratic candidates. Neely already is active in the effort | ‘West Virginia outlook, as former Sen: to regain a place in the Senate. He The PALAIS ROYAL DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Style Notes for Kiddies in “Billiken” Shoes THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEt-IEMBRR 27, i929. 7 was defeated last November in'the Hoo- ver landslide by only a few thousand votes and Democratic leaders contend— and some of the Republicans concede— that he will make a strong race, with the result rather in doubt, YALE STUDENTS ASKED TO CUT WEEK END TRIPS President Says Excursions Are Harmful Physically and Men- tally te College Men. By the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn, September 27. —Week end trips to New York and to women's colleges are condemned as “harmful, physically and mentally,” to Yale students, by President James Row- land Angell. In his address of welcome to the student body, President Angell sald that week ends spent in New York. Northampton, Poughkeepsie and other cities caused the students to return to :}’l- university in bad physical condi- on. 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