Evening star., 1936-06-20

to have an important post in chargc
OF messenger service in the Conven-
tion.
Among other distinguished persons,
who are to serve as delegates in the
convention, are al" Smith, former
Governor OF New York and former
candidate for President; Assistant
Secretary Of War Harry H Woodring
OF Kansas; Frank Murphy, Governor
General of the Philippines; Repre-
sentative Adolph J. SABBATH, dean OF
the House; Lieut.. Gov. Nelson G.
Kraschel of Iowa Emil Hurja, as
SLstant secretary of the Democratic
National Committee: Gov. Elmer Holt,
Montana; Gov. Guy B. Park, Missouri:
Gov. Herbert H. Lehman. New York;
former Mayor John P. O'Brien; George
W. Olvaney, Grover A. Whalen, the
man behind in the Houston con-
venuon; Herbert Bayard Swope, "next
friend in the Chicago convention
four years ago; former Gov. George
White Of Ohio; Gov. E. W. Marland
OF Oklahoma; Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross.
director Of the Bureau OF the Mint;
former Gov. Sidney J. Cats of Flor
ida, District Commissioner George E.
Allen, United States District Attorney
Leslie c. Garnett and United States
Marshal John B. Colpoys Of the Dis
trict, Of Columbia
CFNATORS apd LIo,,ee ,,,aroLor-
who are delegates to the conven-
ton include Senators Hugo L. Black
and John H. Bankhead of Alabama,
Senator Joseph T. Robinson and Mrs.
Hattie W. Caraway and Representa-
tive John E. Miller of Arkansas, Sen
ator William G. McAdoo and Repre-
sentatives Frank H. Buck, Charles
Kramer, Thomas F. Ford, John j.
McGrath, Charles J. Golden and
Byron N, Scott, all of California;
Senators Alva 3. Adams and Edward
P. CoStigan of Colorado, Senator
James P. Pope and Representatives
Compton l. White and D. Worth Clark
of Idaho, Senators j. Hamilton Lewis
and William H. Dietrich and Repre-
Sentatives Edward A. Kelly, Adolph
j. SABBATH. j. Leroy Adair and Donald
G.. DObbins, all Of Illinois; Senator
Louis Murphy of Iowa, Senator George
McGill, Kansas; Senators Rose Nc
Conneu Long and John H. OveFton.
Representatives Paul H. Maloney and
J. o. Fernandez of Louisiana, Sen
atoTS Millard E. Tydings and George
E. Radcliffe of Maryland, with Mayor
Howard w. Jackson of Baltimore;
Gov. Brann and Representative
Simon M. Hamlin and Edward c.
Moran, jr., of Maine; State Treasurer
Theodore I. Fry and State Highway
Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagi
ney of Michigan, with Representa-
tiveS George G. SadoWSkl, Frank Z.
Hook, Louis c. Rabaut. Carl Weide-
man, John D. Dingell and John
LeSinski of Michigan, Senators James
E. Murray and Burton K. Wheeler of
Montana, Senators Bennett Champ
Clark and Harry S. Truman,
with Representative Bernard F. Dick
man of Missouri; Senators Dennis
Chavez and Carl A. Hatch, New
Mexico Chairman OConnor Of the
House Rules Committee, with Rep
resentativeS Emmanuel Celler, SEN
ator Royal s. Copeland, George Cor
don Battle, Edward J. Flynn, James
]. Hoey and Chairman James NJ.
Mead Of the House Post Office Com
mittee, Senator A. Harry Moore, with
Representative Mary T Norton of
New Jersey; Senators Robert J. Bulk
ley and Vic Donahey Of Ohio; Sen
ators Elmer Thomas and Thomas P.
Gore Of Oklahoma, Senators James
F. Byrnes and E. D. Smith OF
South Carolina, with Representatives
Thomas S. Mcmillan and former
Representative Butler B. Hare of
South Carolina; Senator Kenneth
McKellar of Tennessee, Senators
Homer D. Bone and Lewis B.
Schwellenbach of Washington State,
with Representative Mon c. Wall
gren and Martin F. Smith; Senator
Matthew M. Neely of West Virginia,
Senator F. Ryan Duffy of Wisconsin,
Senator Joseph c. O'Mahoney and
Representative Paul R. Greever of
Wyoming, Senators Josiah w. Bailey
and Robert R. Reynolds OF North
Carolina, with Representative Robert
L. Doughton, chairman Of the Ways
and Means Committee; Delegate
Anthony j. Dirnond Of Alaska.