Evening star., 1949-05-19
The PcIticoI Mi
New Roosevelt Hos Risen
Politically in New York
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rasntson4nE lae t> that lss IA~ss~r a.s
raasg nominate candidates tuz hesA hrnsatyr
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date
The tAet "a thAi FDR ~. erAn H..s~
aels mAklnS uAme-At the gcllA ans al
the same time has mAny 81 Ire shHAs3ss-
!stics whlcs made II possible log has father
10 charm millions of Netrys h2s sl~ctaoss
Congress NAV turn o4t 10 have heru cav
nA&h in Ghe pan and not a fvAl po.2tssA.
explosion but Il doesn't laak ,hAl ~ae,
NJ Roosevelt oAmpa2gued tut WEEKS IN Ets
@ote Sew YORK congressional d.stfscI aas
he made good a. = campaGg2eT hr esckra
the Democratic erEanIEattass TAmmAps
and along wiia u The Republican ard 80
American Labor Parties
Result Held kFmAFAahae
Thr result sSs rrmAgksh}S. gn = slxt A.
election Which brought otn au unusually
latse vote Nj Roosevelt received more
votes than al THREE ot hss eognl~sllnra psst
together That doesn't looa Hkr a Suks,
IammanS pat up Epod candidate AUo&e4-
pal Court Justice HeuJ Jam4n StaA3lcck ia 9
dt>tElc; which log wears has been strunt
Democratic NJ Roosevelt had "a run III
The distract an ihe candidate al ihr t4heGsl
Party and ol nes groap. lhe Pour F1ee-
dons party
Although he defeated thc regular DrFno~
cratic nominee toJ the hcuse seal when
Mi Roo~es eli comes "a Washington 10 taks
that scat he Nil find himself regarded ss
Democrat Democratic National Cnau~
man J Howard AcOgath Srnatof fFCn
Rhode Island has NOT hsAitatrt 10 SAY That
the Democratic organization slU isvAi 80
newly elected Roosevelt a. pemus ral Er.N
wlll mean Mi Roosevelt w4u he assigned
TO Democratic places On committee eyr.
What MT Roosevelt may say about ths
matter is something else he had tnr nusn.
tnatlon of the Liberal Party regularly
recognized party IN New Yosk and A. =
matter of gratitude II nothlns slse hs
might be SLOW TO side step a Liberal patJ
designation In the Congressional Directory.
II appears, however that Nj RooseSeilA
chances for future political pfefrrment II
he is 10 continue along the path his friends
have picked out for him must rest III q
ma lor political party. and IN hp particular
case in the Democratic Party his father
VAS a Democrat although some al the con-
Servativs Democrats deny that Young
Franklin has said In the past hs ~as .
Democrat Indeed he sought The Democratic
nomination In the 20th district bat Ras
turned down by the TammAhy bosses sha
preferred Ia reward q Democratic Tesidsnt
OF the district. of long service. rather than
put in nomination a young man who had
not been a resident OF ths district and made
no pretense al such residence untu hr Dc.
clded 10 make the race for the House in
district which. because Of It's population.
seemed an easy set up for him
Party Endorsed Shalieek.
Chairman MeOrath recently Sent q written
Endorsement 10 Judge ShAlleck In this HOUSE
race. As Senator Mc0rath points cut how
ever. the Democratic national organization
is bound TO support the regular nominees nf
the party. He was emphatic In sAytnE that
young Roosevelts opposition 10 the nomins.
ton OF President Truman in la+E had moth.
ing 10 do with the matter. u II # l1e
his brother Jimmy who vas then Demo-
cratic State chairman Of California came
out against a Truman nomination on the
ground that Mr. Truman could not Nin snd
had other liabilities In favor 81 tho
nomination Of Gen Dwight - Flasnhowrr.
In the presidential campAign. however both
the RooseYelts lined up and worked iuf q
Truman victory
Despite the fact that MI Roosevelt 10
young and untried in public once II is en-
tlrely likely there ain be strenuous dsmand
In New York for his nomination next year
for the Senator even for governor he
may not get either nomination He may
prefer 10 remain another two yFAFA In the
HOUSE. But II conditions look bad fof q
Democratic victory In New YORK neat year.
there will be loud shouts iof . Roosevelt on
the State wide tieket-And there wlil bs
much pointing of fingers a, the big way Nj.
Roosevelt carried q large New York district
this spring.