Mr. Dwight Morrow,. former Ambassador to Mexico and recently 4 member of the American delegation to the London Naval Conerence, opened his primary _cam-tain for @ seat in the U.S. Senate today by deli '@ sensational beech in which he advocated. the repeal of the rational prohibition This attitude is of particular interest because of Mr. Morrow's close friendship with President Hoover and the bitter nature of the campaign in which he is embarking against former Senator Prelinghuysen. Mr. Morrow wax offered the con portunity to take the Senate seat left vacant recently, but. declined the appointment and said he would Tight for it at the polls.
In the course of today's address. Mr, Morrow said that he favoured substitute for the prohibition amendment, "restoring tothe states the power to determine their polley toward the liquor traffic.'
He said that he would also nct to vest the federal Government with the power to give all possible protection and ussistanee to those etgtes which desire complete nvhibition, helping them prevent interference from states which a9} vot—United Press,
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