Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-19

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one of the young guard" who pro-
posed that Moses be instructed not u
60 into any State unless requested py
the Republican senatorial committee
Neither Senator Moses nor Senator
Metcalfs ONCE would make public this
letter.
Harrison Chides young Turks"
Referring to the Republican regular
boilers as the young Turks" and Junior
IeaQuers," Senator Harris said 1t was
only after we drove this group OF war
riors who style themselves Turks back
into their seats, so that you had NIL
nority here that you deserted the SEN
ator from Utah, Mr.. Smoot, and the
Senator from Washington, Mr.. Jones
and you said, Let us get out from
You thought you could see in the
country the disfaVor of this bill, the
recommendations that have been pro-
posed: YOU know you would receive the
castigation of the constituents VINO mao
so recently sent you here, and then you
put UP this stool pigeon, so to SPEAK,
and said, oh, we are against the OLD
guard we will form q new group and
we will run this body How?"
Adverting to the objections to Sena-
tor Moses as chairman OF the Repun-
lican senatorial campaign committee,
Senator Harrison said that Senator
Metcalf, who asked the committee 70
curb Moses, has a sore toe"
Harrison said that Metcalf sis a little
angry because his Republican colleagues
set him aside as chairman OF the Re-
publican senatorial campaign committee
and elevated the distinguished Senator
from New Hampshire to that place,
ami now he forms a group to put out
the Senator from New Hampshire.
Acknowledging that he had replied to
Senator Metcalf, Senator Moses said:
at do not conduct my correspondence
with Senators through the newspapers"
Say No Revolt Is Intended.
Moses said the Rhode Island Sena-
in Rhode Island newspapers before he
had received 1t.
Members of the young guard" move
ment again reiterated yesterday that no
revolt against the utular heads OF the
Republican party in the Senate was IN
tended. Senator Allen, who breaEfasted
at the White House, insisted the move
ment was entirely devoid OF personai-
ties and without the personal equa-
ton" He had invited Senator Jones of
washington, the acting Republican
leader, against whom the young
guard" voted on adjournment, to the
dinner last night and Jones had ac-
cepted.
The Republicans sat silent during the
Harrison attack. Once Senator Allen
spoke up as the Mississippian said the
group had designated themselves
Junior Leaguers" or the "orundy
"The frst designation of young
Turk" said Senator Allen, Il heard
from the eminent Senator from Mis-
sisSippi, who now entertains US.
THE real designation, as I under
stand it, is Boy Scouts.
Il think that is a very apt appella-
ton. Boy Scouts" replied Senator
Harrison. Il have thought all along
that instead of being called Junior
leaguers.' And here is what the die
tionary says about Turks: "A person ex-
hibiting cruelty, duplicity, rudeness or
the like, such as is attributed to
Turks"
Wants Chests Measured.
Senator George, Democrat, Georgia,
observed that If the newer Republican
regulars were responsible for the night
sessions they could not be altogether
exonerated from the charge that they
are disposed to be very cruel to some
of us here in the Senate"
Declaring that the chests OF some OF
the members had Swelled about four
inches by the publicity they were re-
ceiving. Senator Harrison said the table
of tariff exhibits in the rear of the
chamber should contain tape measure,
80 that we might measure the en-
Iarging chest expansions of certain Sem
atcrs of the new group as they come in
in the morning"
Senator Norris, Republican, Nebraska
then picked up tape measure from the
table and said, Il hope the Senator will
not misrepresent this store in any re-
Spect."