Evening star., 1936-04-19
Carl Byoir, Miami, Fla; Senator Harry
Flood Byrd, Virginia.

Flood Byrd, Virginia.
c.
Louis @. Caldwell, j. B. Camerer.
Oto, Iowa; Ugo Carusi, K. P. Chen,
China; James s. Childers, the Birm-
ingham News; Robert B. Choate, the
Boston Herald; Raymond Clapper. the
Washington Daily News; Edward H.
Clark, New York City; Edward B.
Clark, Representative D. Worth Clark,
Idaho; Edward H. Clendenin. Plain
field, N. j.: Chester w. Cleveland,
D. Cochran, the Scripps- Howard news
papers; Edward F. Colladay. Republi-
| can national committeeman of Dis
triCt Of Columbia; James E. Colll-
flower, c. H. Collins, Colorado Springs;
William j. Collins, superintendent Sem
ate press gallery; Joseph v. Connolly,
International News Service; r. D. w.
Connor, archivist of the United States;
George M. Cook, Chicago; Senator
Marcus A. Coolidge, Massachusetts,;
Edward Costigan, Gardner Cowles, jr.,
the Des Moines Register Tribune;
Marvin H. Creager, the Milwaukee
Journal; H. M. Crist, Vineyard Haven,
Mass; Senator James Couzens, Michi-
gan; Wayne Coy, Indianapolis; George
D. Crofts, Buffalo; John F. Crosby,
William S. Culbertson, Harry F. Cum
ningham, j. Harry Cunningham, Sec
retary the Gridiron Club; j. Maxson
Cunningham. Arthur M. Curtis, Re-
publican national committeeman of
Missouri.
Donald A. Bailey, Rochester, N. Y:
Jonathan Daniels, the Raleigh News
and Observer; Joseph E. Davies, John
w. Davidge, Frederic A Delano, Leo
G. de Orsey, Frederick L. Devereux. sr.,
New York City; Senator L. j. Dickin-
son, Iowa; Thomas j. Dillon, Mime
apolis Tribune; Harrison H. Dodge,
Mount Vernon, Va; William j. Dom
aldson, jr., superintendent House of
Representatives press gallery.
E.
Fred East. Stephen r Early, assist
ant secretary to the President; How
ard Ehrlich, the Electrical World:
Aymar Embury. I'd, New York City;
Morris D. Erwin, Cincinnati Times
Star; j. Fred Essary, the Baltimore
Sun; John Esty, New York City; Mark
Ethridge, Times-Dispatch, Richmond;
Elwyn Evans, Wilmington, Del; Lee
Evans, Cincinnati Enquirer.
F.
! Warren c. Fairbanks, the Indian
apolis News; F. S. Fales, New York
City; Maurice L. Farrell, New York
City; Charles A. Fell, the Birmingham
News; Arthur G. Fessenden, Carter
Field, the Boston Herald; Represent
ative Hamilton Fish, jr.. New York;
John H. Fisher, Philadelphia; John
c. Fitzpatrick, Salt Lake Tribune;
William D. Flanders, James r. Flem-
ing, Fort Wayne, Ind; Robert v.
Fleming. president American Bankers
Association; Henry P. Fletcher, chair
man Republican National Committee;
Mark Foote. the Grand Rapids Press;
Rudolf Forster. executive secretary.
White House; Warren B. Francis, the
Los Angeles Times; L. C. Fritch, Chi
cago.
! Charles P. Gableman, Waverly, Ohio,
E. w. Gableman, the Cincinnati En-
quirer; George L. Gableman. Ports
mouth, Ohio; J. Wesley Gableman,
Portsmouth, Ohio; Walter H. Gable
man, Portsmouth. Ohio: William N.
Gableman, Columbus. Ohio; Harry NJ.
Gansman, Philadelphia; w. Gwynn
Gardiner, David E. Gardner, IT,,
Portsmouth, Ohio; Charles r. GAY,
New York City; Gus Gennerich, w. S.
Gilmore, the Detroit News; c. j.
Gockeler. Mark L. Goodwin, the Dallas
News; Michael A. German. the Flint
journal; Rear Admiral Cary T. Gray
son, chairman American Red Cross;
Charles o, Gridley, the Denver Post;
A. NICK. Griggs, the Portsmouth (Va.)
Star; John Groves, Charles S. Groves
the Boston Globe
III.
Alvin W, Hall, director, Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing: Edwin H.
Halsey, secretary of the United States
Senate; Jefferson NJ. Hamilton, John
Hamilton, Republican national COM
mitteeman of Kansas; James NJ. Ham,
mond, R. M. Hanes, Winston Salem,
N. c.; Walter NJ. Harrison, Oklahoma
City Oklahoma & Times; Represent
ative Dow W. Harter, Ohio; William
D. Hassett, Senator Daniel o. Hastings,
Delaware; F. W. Hankins, Philadel-
phia; William w. Hawkins, Scripps-
Howard Newspapers William H. Hay
cock, assistant city postmaster; Jay G.
Hayden, the Detroit News William
Randolph Hearst, jr., Hearst News
| papers; A. E. Heiss, the Traffic World;
DR.. Joseph M. Heller, secretary of the
Carabao Club; Guy V. HeIvering, In
ternal Revenue commissioner; M. E.
Hennessy. the Boston Globe; Arthur
S. Henning the Chicago Tribune: DR..
William P. Herbst, Representative
William E. Hess, Ohio; G. Burton Hib-
bert, Providence; DR.. D. Percy Hick-
ling, Max Hill, the Associated Press:
Charles D. Hilles. Republican national
committeeman of New York; Byron
Hilllard, Harrod's Creek, KY; Joseph
H. Hines, DR.. Ralph Blake Hindman,
Buffalo; Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines.
| director, Veterans Affairs; Harold B.
Hinton, the New York Times: H. l..
Hodges, Wayne. Ohio; Paul Hodges.
the Cleveland Plain Dealer; Frank j.
Hogan. Roy c. Hollis, the New York
Daily News; George R. Holmes. the
International News; Harry L. Hopkins,
works progress administrator; Fred E.
Hornaday. Hilton Hornaday, the Buff
falo Evening News; James H. Horna-
day. Swarthmore. Pa; N r. Howard,
Cleveland Plain Dealer; Theodore A.
Huntley, director of publicity, Republi-
can National Committee Hilleary G.
Hoskinson, Charles w. B. Hurd, the
New York Times; Emil Hurja.
Philip L. Jackson, the Oregon Jour-
nal; c. F. Jacobsen, Edwin L. James.
the New York Times; George P. James,
Frank r. Jelleff. Pyke Johnson. Chi
cago, Ill; Earl j. johnson, the United
Press Association; Harvey M. johnson,
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