Evening star., 1936-09-13

THE SUNDAY STA
Brent Spence, Democrat, in the fifth,
have opposition. Senator M. M.
Logan, Democrat, is opposed by Rob-
ert H. Lucas, Republican, Of Louis
vile.
From Louisiana there will be six
new faces. The entire Democratic
slate Is unopposed. Senator Rose Nc
Connell Long was not a candidate, and
Allen J. Ellender Of Houma is the
Democratic Senator, in prospect. Five
present House members were defeat
misrepresentation Numa F. Montet
by Robert L. Moulton of lafayette,
Representative John N. Sandlin by
Overton Brooks, Shreveport; Repre-
sentative Riley ]. Wilson by Newt v.
Mills, Mer Rouge; Representative
Jared Y. Sanders by John K. Griffith,
Slidel, and Representative Cleveland
Dear by A. Leonard Allen, WINFIELD.
Maine will send at least one new
man to the House-there are four
candidates for the vacancy in the sec
ond district, where Representative
Edward G. Moran, jr., Democrat, was
not seeking reelection. The Maine
elections are the first in the country
on September IA. Senator Wallace H.
White, jr., Republican, is opposed by
Louis j. Brann, Democrat, of Lewis
ton. The candidates for the Moran
seat are: Ernest L. Mclean, Demo-
crat, Augusta; Clyde H. Smith, Re-
publican, Showhegan; j. Clarence
Leckemby. Independent, Pittsfield,
and A. Raymond Rogers, Union,
Waterville.
Opposition in Maryland.
In Maryland all six Democratic
members have been renominated, but
each has opposition. Representative
Vincent l.. Palmisano of Baltimore is
opposed by Col. John Philip Hill,
former prominent House member.
Representative Ambrose j. Kennedy
of Baltimore has three opponents.
Massachusetts, will have at least
three new faces in Congress-one in
the Senate, vice Coolidge, and two in
the House. Representative William
j. Grandfield, Democrat, has been ap-
pointed a district judge, and Repre-
sentative A. Piatt Andrews, Republic
can, died.
From Minnesota there will be one
new face in the Senate, and at least
one in the House. Representative
Ernest Lundeen, Farmer-Laborite, sue
ceeds the late Gov. Floyd B. Olson,
Farmer-Laborite, who was candidate
for the Senate. The other candidates
are Patrick J. Delaney, Democrat, st.
Paul, and Representative Theodore
Christianson, Republican, former Gov
ernor, Minneapolis. Guy v. Howard,
Republican, of Minneapolis. is candi-
date for the unexpired term, ending
January 8, as Elmer A. Benson,
Farmer-Laborite, appointed December
27 to succeed the late Senator Thomas
D. Schall, was not a candidate. The
House vacancy is caused by Repre-
sentative Christianson's candidacy for
the Senate. Walter H. Newton, Re-
publican, a former prominent House
| member and late secretary to the
President, is a candidate, opposed by
M. j. Dillon, Democrat, and Dewey
w. johnson, Farmer-Laborite, all OF
Minneapolis.
On unofficial returns there will be
one change in the Mississippi delega-
tion, but it will not mean a new face
in Congress. Representative Aubert C..
Dunn was not candidate for re-
election and Ross A. Collins, former
active member, chairman of the sub
committee on military appropriations,
is slated to come back. Senator Pat
Harrison and the other six Demo-
cratic House members have been re-
nominated without opposition.
Missouri promises at least one new
face, on unofficial returns. Representa-
tive James R. Claiborne, Democrat
from the 18th district, was defeated
for denomination by c. Arthur Ander-
son, Democrat, of st. Louis, who Is
opposed by Harry P. Rosecan, Repub-
lican, also of st. Louis. The II other
Democrats now in the House from
Missouri have been renominated, as
also the single present Republican
member, Representative Dewey Short
all of these have opposition except
Representative Clarence Cannon, for
mer parliamentarian Of the House and
chairman of the subcommittee on Dis
trict appropriations.
New Faces From Montana.
There will be two new faces in
the House from Montana to replace
Representative Joseph P. Monaghan
Democrat. unsuccessful candidate for
the Senate, and Representative Roy
E. Ayers, Democrat. nominated for
Governor. Senator James E. Murray,
Democrat, has been renominated, but
Is opposed by T. o. Larsen, Republic
an, of Choteau, with Representative
Monaghan threatening to run inde-
pendent. Jerry j. .O'Connell, Democrat,
of Butte, is running for the Mon
CHAN seat, opposed by H. L. Hart, Re-
publican, Of Helena. James F. O'Con-
nor, Democrat, Livingston, Is candi-
date for the Ayers seat, opposed by
T. S. Stockdahl, Republican, Billings.
Nebraska will send new Senator
to replace the veteran Senator George
w. Norris, Republican, who was not
a candidate after "a years of con-
tinuous service. Terry Carpenter,
Democrat, of Scottsbluff, is fighting
for this seat, opposed by Robert g..
Simmons, Republican. Lincoln, a for
mer prominent House member. The
four present Democratic and one Re-
publican House members from Nebras-
ka have been renominated but all face
opposition.
In Nevada Representative G. Scrug-
ham, Democrat, is renominated. He
is opposed by Ed. c. Peterson, Repub-
lican, Carson City, and Harry Austin,
Independent, Las Vegas.
New Jersey will send one new man
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Representative Randolph Perkins
on May Is, subsequent to his renomi-
nation. j. Parnell' Thomas of Allen
dale has the Republican nomination,
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