Evening star., 1933-03-14
SLATE SUBMITTED
: BY HOUSE LEADERS
Democrats and Republicans
Give List of Standing CON-
Is Mttee Appointments.

Democratic and Republican leaders
submitted to the House today a slate
Of appointments to standing commit
tees. The Democratic list, which IS
complete, was approved by party caucus
late yesterday. Republicans, however
still have a number of vacancies to flll,
chiefly on minor committees.
McFadden Disciplined.
The Republican slate disclosed that
Representative McFadden of Pennsyl-
vania, who made repeated attacks on
President Hoover and twice attempted
to have him impeached, has been de-
prived of his place as ranking Repub-
ncan member on the Banking and Cur
rency Committee. This action was con-
strued by his associates as an act Of
party discipline. James w. Wadsworth
of New York. former Senator, who was
elected to the House last Fall. was
placed on the Banking Committee. =
Both the Republican and Democratic
states must be approved by the House.
With the exception of Rules, Ways and
Means and Appropriations. which re-
tain a fixed party division from year
to year, Democrats will outnumber Re-
publicans II to on the ma jor COM
mittees and IS to on the smaller
The assignments to major committees
follow: ,t.ls
Rules Committee.
Rules-Democrats Pou of North
Carolina, chairman; Bankhead of Ala
bama, OConnor of New York, SABBATH
of Illinois, Greenwood of Indiana, Cox
of Georgia, Driver of Arkansas and
Smith of Virginia. Republicans: Rans-
ley of Pennsylvania. Martin of MasSa-
chuSetts, Mapes of Michigan and Lehl-
bach of New Jersey
Ways and Means-Democrats Dough-
ton of North Carolina, chairman; Ragon
of Arkansas. Samuel B. Hill of Wash
ington, Cullen and. Sullivan of New
York, Sanders of Texas, Mccormack of
Massachusetts, Dickinson of Missouri,
Lewis of Maryland Vinson of Ken
lucky, Cooper of Tennessee. Shallen-
berger of Nebraska, Boehne of Indiana,
West OF Ohio and McClintic of Okla
homa. Republicans: Treadway of Mas
sachusetts, Bacharach of New Jersey.
Watson Of Pennsylvania, Crowther of
New York, Frear of Wisconsin, Knutson
OF Minnesota, Reed of New York,
Woodruff of Michigan. jenkins of Ohio
and Evans of California
Appropriations Buchanan
of Texas. chairman; Taylor of Colorado,
Oliver of Alabama, Griffin of New York,
Sandlin of Louisiana, Ayres of Kansas,
Collins Of Mississippi Hastings of Okla
homa. Cannon of Missouri, Woodrum
of Virginia, Arnold of Illinois, Boylan
of New York Parks of Arkansas, Aber-
nethy of North Carolina, Ludlow of
Indiana, Granfield of Massachusetts,,
Blanton of Texas, Hart of Michigan,
Kentucky, Jacobsen of Iowa.
Republicans-Taber of New York,
Bacon of New York, Wigglesworth of
Massachusetts, Sinclair of North Da-
kota Mcleod of Michigan, Thurston of
Iowa, Kahn of California. Buckbee of
Illinois, Swick of Pennsylvania, Bolton
of Ohio, Lambertson of Kansas. Goss
Of Connecticut, Powers of New Jersey,
Otter of Pennsylvania.
Banking and Currency.
Banking and currency-Democrats
Steagall of Alabama, Chairman; Brand
of Georgia. Goldsborough of Maryland,
Prall of New York Busby of Mississippi,
Reilly of Wisconsin, Hancock of North
Carolina, Williams of Missouri, Disney
of Oklahoma, Cross of Texas, Spence
of Kentucky, Church of California,
Brown Of Michigan, SiSson of New
York, Farley of Indiana, Meeks OF uli-
nois, Kopplemann of Connecticut.
Republicans, Luce of Massachusetts,
Beedy of Maine, Stokes of Pennsylvania,
Hollister of Ohio, Wolcott of Michigan,
Cavicchia of New Jersey, Wadsworth
Of New York, Simpson Of Illinois.
Interstate commerce - Democrats,
Rayburn of Texas, chairman: Huddle-
ston of Alabama, Lea of California,
CroSser Of Ohio, Corning of New York,
Milligan of Missouri, Bulwinkle of
North Carolina, Chapman Of Kentucky,
Maloney of Louisiana, Cole of Mary
land, Pettengill of Indiana. Kelly of
Illinois, Marland of Oklahoma Kenney
of New Jersey, Sadowski of Michigan.
Monaghan Of Montana, Maloney Of
Connecticut.
Republicans, Parker of New York,
Cooper of Ohio, MapeS of Michigan,
Pennsylvania. Holmes of Massachusetts,
Merritt of Connecticut, Reece of Ten
neSSee
Agrlculture-Democrat Jones Of
Texas, chairman: Fulmer of South
Carolina, DoXey of Mississippi Glover
of Arkansas, Mitchell of Tennessee,
Garden of Kentucky. Flanagan of Vir-
ginia, Beam of Illinois, Polk of Ohio
Kleberg of Texas. Cummings of Colo
RADIO, Buck of California, Utterback of
Maine, Pierce of oregon. Bierman Of
Iowa. Foulkles of Michigan, Hoidale of
Minnesota. Republicans: Clarke of
New York. Hope of Kansas, Kinzer Of
Pennsylvania. Boileau OF Wisconsin,
Gilchrist of Iowa, Chase of Minnesota,
Tobey of New Hampshire, Marshall of
Ohio
Judiciary Selections.
udiciary-Democrats: Summers Of
Texas, chairman: Montague of Virginia,
McKeown Of Oklahoma. Browning of
Tennessee, Celler of New York, Oliver
of New York, Gregory of Kentucky
Tarver OF Georgia, Condor of Rhode
jor of Illinois, Miller of Arkansas,
Healey of Massachusetts,, Duffey Of
Ohio, Ruffin of Missouri Lewis Of Colo
RADIO. Lehr of Michigan. Republicans: !:
Kurtz of Pennsylvania. Dowell of Iowa,
Perkins of New Jersey, Hooper Of
Michigan. Guyer of Kansas, Hancock of
New York, Beck of Pennsylvania, Hess
of Ohio.
Foreign affairs-Democrats Mercy
nolds Of Tennessee, chairman: Bloom
of New York, johnson of Texas, Lam
beth of North Carolina. Rudd of New
York, Castellow of Georgia. Gray of In
diana, Martin of Colorado, Kloeb of
Ohio. Caldwell of Florida Richardson
of Pennsyivcn's, T1-Q CT California,
Kcc cf West V oi,ic, Gillette of Iowa.
He1rov CT - Jconsin. Republicans:
Fish c. -Nau To-i Martin of Massachu-
:c,t5, Eaton OF New Jersey, Tinkam OF
Massachusetts,, Brumm of PennSyl-
vania. Allen of Illinois, Burnham Of
California, EakeWell of Connecticut.