The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-10
THREE SENATORS
 TO BE OPPOSED.
New Deal Plans to Crack Down. "-Lonergan Will
 Not Be Hampered
BY LYLE C. WILSON United Press Stan COrrespOndent) ]

United Press Stan COrreSpOndent)
 Washington, June 10.-UP) - Three Democratic senators who op- posed President Roosevelt's judiciary reorganization bill and who are up for renomination this year have been marked for political reprisals, the United Press learned today on good new deal authority.
 Senator Guy M. Gillette, Demo- crat, Iowa, who also baked at judiciary reorganization, was renom- mated in a landslide vote this week despite endorsement of his opponent by Works Progress Administrator Harry L. Hopkins.
 Four other Democratic senators, who likewise refused to support MT. RooSevelt's court bill, are expected now to campaign unhampered by public opposition of any of the new deal inner circle. A fifth already has been marked for slaughter by his state organization.
 Of the nine who bolted judiciary reorganization the three now mark cd for punishment were identified to the United Press as:
 l. Senator Willard F. Tydings, Democrat, Maryland, who not only opposed judiciary reorganization but compiled an anti~neW deal record on other issues.
 2. Senator Ellison D. Cotton Ed Smith, Democrat, South Carolina. who also has been critical of the administration on several counts.
 3. Senator Walter F. George, Democrat. Georgia, who has not gone along" 10 the satisfaction Of the administration.
 In the case of Tydings, IL is probable that there will be an open and ayoWcd opposition to prevent his renomination His opponent in the primary campaign is Represen- tativc David J. Lewis, Democrat, Maryland. one of the new deal shock troops. The death sentence on Tyd- ines is not expected to cauSe tur- moil within the administration high command. The full weight Of the Democratic organization IS likely to be thrown against him. The primary will take place Sept. G.
 George and Smith are expected to have left handed" opposition some what similar 10 that passed by Hop kins against Gillette. who was op- posed by Representative Otha D, Wearin. George is opposed to for mer Gov Eugene TaImadge Will jam McCrae and U. s, District At torney Lawrence Camp. Camp car rieS the new deal colors. MT, Rcose- yflts plans 10 visit Georgia before tie Sept IA primary would offer a'. opportunity for direct presiden- t.,l intervention If that strategy became desirable.
 Smiths opponent in South Caro- laa is Gov Olin D. Johnson. new dealer high in White House esteem Some means short oi a public statement by the president IS expected to be found to aid John son. The primary will take place on Aug. 90.
 As the political situation shapes ID now, five other Democratic sen ators who offended on the question op judiciary reorganization Will De dealt with in still different fashion. The Indiana state machine alreaoy has disposed of the case of Sena- tor Frederick Van Nuys. Nomination in that state is by convention, con lrolled by the Democratic state ma cldne which already has outla"ed V0n NuyS
 The breach was completed last night at rally at Bass Lake, lno, where the Hoosier Democratic or panization threw it's full support be- hind Lieut.. Gov. Henry F. Schrlcker to unseat Van Nuys. If the latter runs at all this year It VIII nave to be as an independent
 Schricker said he would accept the nomination and pledged himself to give MT Roosevelt the support that Gov M. Clifford Townsend and his organization aids claim Van NuyS withheld.
 The four other offenders are; Senators Bennett Clark, Democrat, Missouri; Pat McCaren, Democrat, Nevada; Ava B. Adams. Democrat Colorado; and Augustine Lonergan, Democrat, Connecticut. The United Press was informed that no repriSalS are contemplated at this time against any of them. All except Lonergan, however, have opposition i,l their respective states.
 In addition to the foregoining in- terventions, MT Roosevelt may md occasion during tran8-continental journey DeXt month to aid faVoflte candidates in at least three states Kentucky. where the new deal backs Senator Alben w Barkley Tor re nomination against Gov. A. E. (Happy) Chandler; Oklahoma, where MT. Roosevelt has indicated sym pathy with the rcnomination cam paign of Senator Elmer Thomas; and California. where Senator Will jam c. McAdoo is the new deal en- try in the senatorial campaign,
 MT. Roosevelt also will stop In Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas on his Journey westward en route to Pa cifc fishing grounds. There IS no kU llIlE5I|z|