Evening star., 1952-11-05
1ouse Control in Balance, With G. O. Holding Slqtt Edqe

Names Of incumbents are fol-
lowed by asterisks. When two
or more names appear under
one district the final returns
have not been received. Abbre-
viations are CD for Democrat.
(R) for Republican, tS.) for
Socialist, Co for Communist,
P) for Progressive. Prohi.)
for Prohibitionist, (A.L.) for
American Labor, (S.WJ for
Social Worker, Cd for Inde-
pendent, tAt.L.) for Represent
ative at Large, (V.) for vacancy.
Political classification Of each
State delegation as at present
constituted in the 82d Con-
gress Is indicated after State
name. as well as whether State
gains or loses in new Congress
by reason Of reapportionment.
ALABAMA:
democrats 0.)
l. Frank w. Boykin (D.).s
2. George M. Grant D)."
3. George w. Andrews Cd.
4. Kenneth A. Roberts (D.).s
S. Albert Rains Cd.
6. Armistead Selden, jr. CD.
2. Carl Elliott (D.)."
3. r. E. Jones, jr. (D.).s
8. Laurie c. Battle (D.).s
ARIZONA:
democrats ~
/. John j. Rhodes (R.).
2. Harold A. Patten DJ.s
William C.. Frey (R.).
ARKANSAS:
Democrats =; Loses / seat.)
l. E. c. Gathings (D)."
2. Wilbur D. Mills (D).s
3. James w. Trimble (D.).s
4. Oren Harris (D.-ex-7th.)s
S. Brooks Hays (D)."
6. w. F. Norrell (D)."
CALIFORNIA:
democrats 10; Republicans Is;
Gains 2 Seats.)
l.. Hubert B. Scudder (R.-D.).s
2. Clair Engle (D.-R.).s
3. Leslie E. Wood (R.).
John e. Moss CD.).
Mrs. Helen c. Thomson U.-P).
William s. Mailliard (R0.
5. John r. Shelley D.-R.).'
6. Robert L. Condor CD.
John F. Baldwin. jr., (R.).
z. John j. Allen (R.-D)."
8. George P. Miller OR, ex-
6th.).
8. j. Arthur Younger (R.).
10. Charles S. Gubser R.).
Arthur L. johnson CD.
Mrs. Betsey K. Fisher G.-P).
II. Leroy johnson (R.-D.. ex-
3rd)." ..
IL. Allan O. Hunter (R.-D., ex-
9th.)."
13. Ernest K. Bramblett (R., ex-
11th.)."
Will Hayes CD.
IA. Thomas II. Werdel (R.. ex
1Oth.)."
Harlan Hagen CD.
Is. Gordon L. McDonough (R.-
d."
Is. Donald L. Jackson (R.).'
Jerry K. Harter (D.).
II. Cecil r. King (D0."
Robert II. Finch (R.).
Lloyd c. Seeliger Q.-P.).
18. Joseph M. Kennick DJ.
Craig Hosmer (R).
10. Chet Holifie.l D.-R.).'
20. Carl Hinshaw R.-D.).s
II. Everett G. Burkhalter (DJ.
Edgar w. Hiestand (R).
%. Joseph M. Holt CR.).
Dean E. McHenry Cd.
%. Clyde Doyle D.-R., ex-18.).s =
"a. Norris Poulson R.-D., ex-
13th.).'
Is. Patrick J. Killings (R., ex-
l2.)."
26: Samuel w. Yorty OR, ex-
14th.)."
~. Harry r. Sheppard 3D., ex-
21st.)."
Carl B. Hilliard (R).
28. James B. Utt (RD.
20. John Phillips (R.-D., ex-
22nd.).'
80. Robert c. Wilson (R).
COLORADO:
democrats 2: Republicans ~
/. Byron G. Rogers DD."
Carle Whitehead (S.).
2. William S. Hill (R.)."
3. j. Edgar Chenoweth CR.)."
4. Wayne N. Aspinwall (D)."
Howard M. Shuts R.0.
CONNECTICUT:
Democrats 2: Republicans ~
ALL. Antoni N. Sadlak (R.)."
!. In0maS j. Dodd OO.
2. Horace Seely- Brown. jr. (R.).'
3. Albert w. Cretella R.).
4. Albert P. Morano (R.)."
5. James T. Patterson (R.).'
DELAWARE:
Republican IT,
At L. Herbert B. Warburton (R.).
FLORIDA:
Democrats 6; Gains 2 Seats.)
l. Courtney Campbell CD.
William c. Cramer (R.).
2. Charles E. Bennett (D.).s
8. Robert L. F. Skies (D)."
4. William c. Lantaf D)."
S. A. S. Herlong, jr. D)."
6. Dwight L. Rogers tD)."
z. James A. Haley (D).
8. D. r. Matthews CD.).
GEORGIA:
Democrats 1O.)
/. Prince H. Preston (D).'
2. E. E. Cox Cd"
8. e. L. Forester D0."
4. A. Sidney Camp Cd"