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Show m-CO. P. CONTROL H OF GORGHESS I now assured Large Gain for Hon e and Senate From Overnight Reports MOW YORK. Nov. 2. Republku.i PPPJ control of congress for another two PPPJ ears with an Increased house major- 4 Ity and a prospective Increase In the PPPJ v' senate, wax a major part of the elcc- PPPJ lion sweep. I A net gain of twenty votes tn the H, ' house shown rllh complete re-PAl re-PAl it ri rnosi of Demoi i trong PPV holds reporting- I , 4 Eight or the fifteen Republican en- PPH I .itorial candidates hud come in wm- PPPJ j nerf today, the neven other hud Btlb- PPPJ r stantlal loads. whi.- In ten other stales KHj all of the Republican entrants' were r - PHI ( ported In the van. PHH ' For the nineteen Democr.ii rj seats, nine of the minority party had Efl been returned winner i all from south- PPPJ ern states while In the border and western states the others were fight- ing an uphill battle. Gl N'ERAli I Msi Dl . PPH That the general Republican land' PPH nlide would seat several more Rcpubii- PPH can senator was predicted confident - PPH : lv by Republican campaign managers. PPH whose claims Included a majority of PPH i Ight to ten In the next senate. Roth PPH the Republican presldetnlal and sena- HR 1 1 rial tickets were reported early to ss ahead in I allfornla, N PPH Missouri. 'olorado, South Dakota lda- ho. Ohio and W ashington. Of the Democrat! Senator Under-PPH Under-PPH wood, of Alabama. minority leader was re-elected and Representath del lin chosen to succeed the late Senu-R Senu-R tor Bankhcad. A new face in the sen - BBH ntr. nil the I lemur ratlc side will bo Representative Caraway, of Ark.insr. HL who defeated Senator Kirb: in th pr HU - r tmong the Republican leaden r PPHj L elected were Senators lirundagec PPHf f I W adsworth. Dillingham. Watson and PPHf i VETERANS El l ( 'l I D PPH In the house most of the veteran PPHj botii Republicans and Democrats, were PPHi re-elected, including Speaker Olllett, PPH' now holding the record for contlnu- PPHf oui service and elected for his fif- H1' teenth term. Rjl Chairman Good, of the appropna- Rj'i lions committee, and other prominent 3! committee chairmen, were re-elected. PPPJ ' Taxation, tariff and other fiscal PPH i I measures will remain tn charge of BH- PPH ator Penrose, chairman of the sen it j li . 1 finance committee, and Representative Fordny. chairman of the house ways and means committee, both of whom R ) Were re-elected. si n 1 1 sm vrioN BenatOr Wadaworth, of New York. R Is expected to Continue as chairman of 'he senate military affair- committee, and, under the scnlorli rule Repre-- Repre-- Dtatlve Kahn, of California, also re-elected, re-elected, would continue In like capacity for the house committee Most of the important senate com- 1 mlttee chairmanships, remain In the bands of senattrs not inxolved in yes- Limy' terday's elen-tlons. Wf" f v. defeat of Senator Qore, Ok a i( Mil U" jfeBBiBB G. 0. P. Control of Congress Now Assured (Continued From Page One.) homa. In the primaries. Senator Norris of Nebraska, is next In line to head the agriculture committee. Among prospective changes In house committees Is probably promotion of Representative McKadden Penns Ivan-la Ivan-la tanker, who clashed with John Skelton Williams, 1 omptroller of currency, cur-rency, to the chairmanship of the house banking committee , succeeding Representative Piatt, of New York, retiring re-tiring OTIIfclR CHANGES. Another retirement paves the way' to- representative John I Nolan, of Sun Francisco, to become chairman of i the labor committee, and through another an-other change Senator Wallace Demp- I sey. of Pennsylvania, Is in line for chairmanship of the rivers and harbors har-bors committee. Representative Sin-' nott. of Oregon, chairman of the pub-! He lands committee, was re-elected. B defeat In the primaries of RSP-resentatlve RSP-resentatlve Esch, of Wisconsin chairman chair-man of the state Interstate Committee, and joint author of the new railroad law. Representative Wlnslow, of Mas-, sachus tts. heads the list of ellglbles : for the chairmanship. W. Rourke Cockran. of New York, returns to the! house after an absence of several years. |