Evening star., 1933-06-11

Frank j. Wideman of Florida and
George G. Sweeney Massachusetts,, As
sistant Attorney Generals; Louis Fitz-
henry of Illinois, to be circuit Judge for
the seventh circuit
To be United States attorneys:
William j. Barker, New Mexico; Carl
c. Donaugh, Oregon; William McClana-
han, western district of Tennessee; Clyde
o. Ea6tus, northern district of Texas;
Carl L. Sackett, Wyoming. The Senate
also confirmed Bertrand Money Bates,
jr., as marshal for the western district
OF Tennessee, and Peter j. Haggerty as
cisco. Charles G. Wyche, western dis
trict Of South Carolina; Ralph j. Rivers
of Alaska, division. No. 4, district of
Alaska: Berthol j. Husting, eastern dis
trict Of Wisconsin; John A. Carver, dis
trict of Idaho; William A. Holzheimer
of Alaska, division No. I, district of
Alaska; Clarence E. Bailey, northern
district of Oklahoma; Thomas j. Nor
rissey, district Of Colorado; Lester G.
FAINT, northern district of Mississippi.
Revenue Collectors.
The following were confirmed as in
ternal revenue collectors:
HarweIl G. Davis, Alabama; Sidney
P. Osborn, Arizona; John P. Carter,
sixth district of California: John ".
Lewis, first district of California; Ralph
Nicholas, Colorado; William E. Page,
r. T. Wiley, Idaho; Will H. Smith, In
diana: Charles D. Huston, Iowa; Harry
D. Baker, Kansas; Steven P. Vidal, New
Mexico; Charles H. Robertson, North
Carolina; j. Enos Ray, Maryland; Eu-
gene Fly, Mississippi; Lewis Penwell,
Montana; James w. Maloney, Oregon;
David L. Lawrence, twenty-third dis
trict of Pennsylvania; Alvin F.. Fix, first
district of Pennsylvania; Robert M.
Cooper, South Carolina; Charles M. Nc
Cabe, Tennessee; William A. Thomas,
second district of Texas; Alexander S.
Walker, first district of Texas; Fred c.
Martin, Vermont; John c. Bowen,
Washington; Walter R. Thurmond,
West Virginia; Thomas K. Cassidy,
Wyoming; Ira N. Hinckley of Salt Lake,
for Utah; Harry L: Maloney OF Cam
den, first district of New Jersey; Charles
v. Duffy of Paterson, fifth district of
New Jersey; George w. O'Malley, for
Nebraska; Robert L. Douglass, for Ne
vada; Hector H. Perry, for North Da-
kota; Otto A. La Budde, for Wisconsin;
Henry Clifford Jones Of Carnegie, for
Oklahoma.
David M. Barnwell was confirmed as
controller of customs, district No. %,
at San Francisco.
Ministers Approved.
Among those approved almost as fast
as their names were called were Fran
els White of Maryland, Minister to
Czechoslovakia; John Flournoy Mont
gomery of California, Minister to
Hungary: Robert Granville Caldwell of
Texas, Minister to Portugal; Alvin
Mansfield Owsley of Texas, Minister
to Rumania; Robert p. Skinner of
Ohio, Ambassador to Turkey and c. B.
Merriam of Kansas as a member of the
board of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
The, following were confirmed as col
lectors of customs:
Joseph H. Lyons, district No. 10, Mo-
bile. Ala.
william B. George, district No. 20,
San Diego
Charles o. Dunbar, district No. %,
San Francisco.
Joseph A. Maynard, district No. 4,
Boston.
John o'Keefe, district No. "a. Penn
bina, NJ OAK
James Houlahen, district No. 12
Pittsburgh.
Warren Van Dyke, district No. IL
Philadelphia.
verda Allison Wright, district No. 43
Memphis.
Fred c. Pabst, district No. %, Gal
weston, Tex
Saul Hass, district No. 80, Seattle.
william H. Gilliland, Port Arthur
Tex.