Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

pected to nominate Gov. George |
Leader for the Senate. They |
are In q sQuabhle, however. |
over the gubernatorial nominal
ton. Gov. Leader wants the |
Mayor OF Philadelphia. Rich |
ardson Dilworth nominated. 1t. |
Gov. Roy Il. Ftirman wants the |
nomination and has announced |
he win fight for 1t. even II he |
has to 60 TO the mat with Gov. !
Leader for party control. This |
is not hurting the feelings Of |
the Republicans.
Two other States in which |
both Governors and Senators
are to be elected. Indiana and
Ohio. are Of particular interest |
to the q. O.P. Senator Bricker
Republican Of Ohio. looks like |
Ia shoo-in for denomination. !
Senator Jenner Of Indiana. Re-
publican. has announced he
win not run and there Is q
contest coming up for the sem
atorial nomination. Delegates
TO state conventions viii be
elected May 6. and the nomi.
nations for Senator win be
made in the convention. The
Ohio primaries also fall on
May 8.
Democrats Hopeful
The Democrats look hopeful
" to Maryland for victories in
both gubernatorial and sena-
torial races this year. The Re-
publicans win try to re-elect
Senator Beall. and In all proba-
lbility to nominate and elect
Representative Devereux for
Governor to replace Gov. Nc
Keldin, expected 10 run for
Mayor Of Baltimore. The Demo-
Gratis have tentatively agreed on
]. Willard Tawes for Governor
and Mayor D'Alesandro Of Bal
timore for Senator. But all is
not peaceful In the party. The
Baltimore Mayor wanted to run
for Governor. and George p.
Mahoney has fled for the Sem
ate nomination. Mr.. Mahoney
has caused the Democrats plen-
ty Of trouble In recent years.
and he is likely to do so again.
Another senatorial candidate Is
James Bruce. former Ambassa-
dor to Argentina.
In Michigan. Gov. williams.
Democrat. is expected to run
for q sixth term and get it.
and go on to became q strong
candidate for the party's presi-
Dental nomination. The Re-
publicans have no hope Of de-
feating Gov. Williams-but they
do expect TO renominate and
Ire-elect Senator Potter.
Two primaries in the South
likely to arouse interest are IN
Virginia. July Is and In Arkan- |
sas July 20. Senator Byrd,
Democrat. Is up for reelection
and is expected to run, although
he has not announced. n he
doesn't there viii be plenty Of
ambitious Democrats for the
senatorial nomination - with |
the choice probably in the or
ganization's- hands.
In Arkansas. Democratic Gov. |
Faubus.. Of Little Rock Central |
High School fame. Is also up
for denomination and re-elec- /
ton.
knight Faces Fight
New York's Republican State /
convention. whenever It comes,
vii hold considerable interest. /
1t must nominate q candidate /
for Governor. to run against |
Gov. Hartman. Former Re-
publican National Chairman
Leonard w. Hall and Nelson A. |
Rockefeller appeared TO be the /
leaders for this nomination.
CALIFORNIA; primaries are
June 3. The nominations for /
Governor. with Senator Knowl- !
and on the Republican ticket |
and Attorney General Pat /
Brown on the Democratic. ap-
pear settled. Also the DemO-
Gratis have decided 10 nominate |
Representative Engle for SEN
ator.
West Virginia will nominate
four senatorial candidates, two
Democratic and two Republic
can. for two seats. one held by
Senator Revercomb. Republic
can. and the other by John d.
Hoblitzell. jr.. yesterday APP
pointed BY Republican Gov.
Underwood. The primaries fan
! on August &