Evening star., 1939-01-22

stoned in the United States Regular
Army, serving throughout the World
War. He was assistant professor
of military science and tactics at
the University of Iowa, and was
sales analyst for five years with the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
Representative Karl L. lie Compte,
5th Iowa, has been publisher of his
home town paper since 1910. He
was member of the State Senate
for four years. He served as a pri-
vate in the World War.
Representative Ben F.. Jensen, 7th
Iowa, is of Danish parentage. He
served during the World War. He
was employed by lumber company
as yard man and assistant auditor,
later became manager of the yard"
in his home town, Extra. He de-
scribes himself as "a student of
government science and has devoted
much of his life to the problems of
the people" He belongs to many
fraternal and patriotic organiza-
tions.
Representative Thomas D. Winter,
3rd Kansas, was in the Air Service
during the World War. He was a
court reporter, county attorney,
commissioner of public utilities,
commissioner of finance and reve-
nue., and practiced law.
Representative Thomas D'Alesan-
dro, 3rd Maryland, successor to the
former Mayor of Washington"
Representative Vincent l.. PALMS.
ano, is good baseball player, has six
sons. is in the brokerage and insur-
ance business. where he worked his
way up from messenger boy. He
served two terms in the Maryland
House of Delegates, was general
deputy collector of internal revenue
for two years and member of the
Baltimore City Council two terms.
Representative William D. Byron,
9Th Maryland, went into the World
War as a private in aviation and
later was instructed in flying and
aerial gunnery. He is banker,
newspaper publisher, in the leather
business and shoe manufacturing
was Mayor of his home town, men,
ber of the State Senate two terms
and a member of the Maryland
Roads Commission for two years.
He is the father of five sons.
Representative Rudolph G. Ten
erowicz, who is Mayor of Ham,
tramck, Mich-an automobile fac
tory town. He was born in Buda-
pest, Austria, of Polish parentage.
He practiced medicine and surgery
in Chicago for IL years and took
post graduate courses in surgery be-
fore moving to Hamtramck. He has
practlced medicine and surgery for
26 years. He was a first lieutenant
in the Medical Corps during the
World War, has been Mayor of his
home town four times. For seven
years he was on the County Board
OF supervisors. He belongs to more
than 80 professional. charitable, pa
trlotlc, fraternal and humanitarian
associations. He is noted for his
charity work and for giving profess
slonal services free to the poor.
Representative William w. Black
ney, 9th Michigan. is comeback"
member. He has practiced law for
26 years. He was assistant prose-
cutting attorney for four years and a
member of the Flint Board of Edu-
cation for 10 years. He has been in
structor of the factory night school
at Flint for IA years. He served in
the Seventyfourth Congress and
has just returned to the Seventy
sixth.
Representative Frederick V. Brad
ley. 11th Michigan, is a graduate of
Cornell University and the Student
Army Training Corps at Pittsburgh.
He has been purchasing agent for
a lime and chemical company and
for his own transportation company
Representative Clarence J. Nc
Leod. 18th Michigan. is also a
Comeback He first came to Con-
gress 20 years ago at the age of 25
as the "baby' member. He had
served in the Aviation Ground
School at Cornell University and
was sergeant in the Military In
telligence Division. He is now a
lieutenant colonel in the United
States Reserve Corps. He previously
served is years in Congress.