Evening star., 1928-10-21
BY WILL r. KENNEDY.

No matter what the outcome may
be in the senatorial and congressional
elections throughout the SIS States in
which Senator's are to be chosen and
the 435 congressional districts In which
members OF the House of Representa-
tives are to be chosen. already there Is
certainty Of many new faces In the
next or Seventy-first Congress
Some OF the most prominent men,
bers OF both Senate and House in the
present Congress are among those who
will not be In the next Congress. These
include such Senators as Mclean of
Connecticut Republican. Chairman of
the committee on manufactures. rank
ing majority member on the finance
committee and prominent on the for
eign relations committee. who has been
in continuous service for 10 years. He
Is not seeking reelection.
Reed Quits Field.
Reed of Missouri Democrat, promi-
nent before the Houston convention as
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for President. ranking minority
member on the judiciary and manu-
factures committees and member of
the committees on foreign relations.
privileges and elections and public
buildings and grounds. He Is not seek
inc reelection after 1s years Of con-
tinuous service.
Mayfeld Of Texas, Democrat, who
was defeated in the primaries. He is
member OF the committee on asri-
culture and forestry, banking and cur
rency, claims. interoceanic canals, in
terstate commerce and public buildings
and grounds.
In the House those who will be alb
sent include:
Representative Garrett of Tennessee,
Democrat, minority leader. who was an
unsuccessful candidate for the Senate,
after "a years Of consecutive service.
He is ranking minority member on the
rules Tor policy committee.
Norm of Pennsylvania, Republican.
chairman of the military affairs COM
mittee. who has served Is years con-
tinuously was defeated in the primaries.
Daniel r. Anthony, jr.. Of Kansas,
Republican chairman Of the appropria 9
tions committee. who is not a candi-
consecutive service.
Rubey Not q Candidate.
Rubey Of Missouri Democrat. who is
not candidate for reelection after Is
years service. He Is member Of the
ComnnGLee on agriculture.
MacGregor Of New York Republican,
chairman Of the committee on accounts,
who has resigned after 10 years serv-
mittees on banking and currency. eX-
penditures in the executive depart
ments. immigration and naturalization
and roads
Begs. Ohio. Republican. right-hand
man to Speaker Longworth. who has
been in charge of ScrutiniZing all bills
and resolutions for the party in con-
troll of legislation. He was an unsuc-
ceSsful candidate for governor and has
been a member of the National House
for 10 consecutive years. He Is men,
Der of the foreign affairs committee.
Davey Of Ohio. Democrat. who is a
candidate for governor. after 10 years
service In the House. He Is a member
Of the foreign affairs committee.
Burton of Ohio. Republican who IL
candidate for the Senate for the un.
expired term of the late Senator Willis
ending March 3, 1888. He first came tc
Congress 40 years ago, and fater serv.
ing In the House In the Fifty-first
Fifty-fourth and Sixtieth Congresses
was member of the Senate for six
years. He held many important posts
such as chairman OF the Indand Water
ways Commission. member of the
National waterways Commission. ex-
ecutive council Interparliamentary
Union. the Debt Funding Commission
AMI was chairman of the delegation
from the United States to the confer
ence for control of the international
traffic In arms, at Geneva, In 1925
He has served In the last four Con-
crosses. He Is member of the foreign
affairs and rules committees
Sinnott of oregon. Republican is not
candidate for reelection, after
years Of continuous service. He is
chairman of the committee on public
lands and member of the commit
tees on irrigation and reclamation
patents and pensions.
Blanton Is Loser.
Blanton OF Texas. Democrat, was an
unsuccessful candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Senator. He has
had IL years OF continuous service In
the House where he Is ranking minor
ity member on the District Of Colunl-
bia committee and on the committees
on enrolled bills and Indian affairs.
Connally Of Texas. Democrat. Is a
candidate for the Senate, having de-
feated Senator Mayfleld and Repre-
sentative Blanton for the Democratic
nomination. He has been member
Of the House for IL consecutive years
and Is a member Of the foreign affairs
committee.
Black of Texas. Democrat was defeat
cd in the primaries after IA years Of con-
tinuous service. He is member Of the
committee on banking and currency,
Hersey Of Maine. Republican, men,
Der Of the judiciary committee, who
has served IL wears continuously, was
defeated in the primaries.
Tillman of Arkansas, Democrat. is not
a candidate for reelection after ID
wears continuous service. He Is MEM
Der of the judiciary committee.