The Washington times., 1930-09-08
SPENT
BELOW LEGAL
Maximum
Mye Report Shows Grundy Is
High Spender and J. Ham
Low Man With No Outlay

Low Man WIN NO Uutsay
Ambassador Dwight w. Morrow
spent 4A9,546.04 to win the Re
publican senatorial nomination
In New Jerseys three-cornered
primary battle wased on the pro-
hibition issue.
This was revealed yesterday by
the Nye senatorial campaign fund
committee, which Is checking the
expenditures of the candidates.
Repeal Platform
Morrow, who ran on an out-and-
out platform for repeal OF the
Eighteenth Amendment and state
control of the liquor traffic, and
his two opponents Just came with
In the New Jersey law limiting
senatorial campaign expenses to
$4,000.
Former Senator Joseph 8. Ere
linghuysen, q former dry, who
ran on q modification platform,
reported expenditures Of 446.-
447.55, while Represen n tative
Franklin w. Fort, dry personal
friend Of President Hoover, spent
44S,0s
Grundy Has Highest
OF the expenses to the commit
tee, Senator Joseph r. Grundy.
of Pennsylvania, still holds the
high mark with $420, 7O1 90, with
MRS. Ruth Hanna Mccormick. Of
Illinois, who has been in con-
troversy with the committee, next
with o total Of $310,786.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, OF
Arkansas, Democratic leader Of
the Senate, reported $9,26S. Both
Senator Simmons, Of North Caro-
lima, and Representative Cordell
Hull, of Tennessee. reported $1O,-
900 each. Josiah w. Bailey, who
defeated Simmons for the nomi-
nation, spent $9,7S5.
Glass Spent . Cents
The low score is held by former
Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, Demo
cratic nominee in Illinois. He
reported nothing spent. Senator
Glass, Of Virginia, is runner-up
with a total outlay Of 2 cents.
while former Senator Nicely, Of
West Virginia, went in for an ex-
travagance of 80 cents. Senator
Steck, of Iowa, spent -.
Bulkley Leads DemOs
The high mark for Democrats
is held by Robert j. Rulkley, Of
Cleveland, the Democratic nonli-
nee. He reported O total Of $lS.-
$50, while his Republican oppo'
1ent, Senator McCulloch spent
$1,3sS.
In his drive to defeat Senator
Norris, w. M. Stebbins, Of Neb-
raska, spent $19,304 and O com
nnittee spent $10.662 for Senator
Schall In his Minnesota campaign
Among the other reports were:
M. M. Logan, Democrat, Ken
tucky, $4,000: Senator RohSion
Kentucky, 500; Einar Hoidale
Democrat, Minnesota, $4O5: Albert
]. Galen, Republican, Montana.
$9,7S3, and L. J. Dickinson, Repub-
Mcan, Iowa, $4,93S.
Supplemental Report
The Nye committee has de-
manded o supplemental report OF
primary campaign expenditures
from Representative wallace III.
White, Republican senatorial can
didate from Maine, 1t was learned
yesterday.
In response to the demand,
made last week and emphasized
La q telegram Thursday. night,
the committees office here yester-
day received an acknowledgment
ia O telegram saying an answer
was on the way.
Early in August in response
to Q request made by the COM
Inittee June II, the day after the
Maine primary, White filed Q
report identical with the one he
had made under State law to
Maine officials, showing expen-
ditures Of $1.491.81. The maxi
mum under State law is $500.
The committees latest mes
sage to White said that as the
committee has received no reply
to it's latest demand, an immedi-
ate report was expected, and
added that you are hereby ad-
Vised" that the early August re-
port Of $1.491 was mot in com
pliance with our demand Of
June H."
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