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Missouri To Lose Three On Basis of House apportionment
REPORT WILL CONGRESS MADE
Total Membership In The House of Not Be Changed
By The Associated Press. The long-awaited conclusions of the census bureau on how tion in the house should be re-appor the tioned among the states, announced Tuesday by President Hoover, showgains of nine seats for California four for Michigan and three for Texas. The report will be transmitted to in the imminent short congress session. It based on total 122,092,455. The topopulation house membership of 435 will changed. Missouri stands to lose three Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky and Pennsylvania each two. New Jersey, New York and Ohio each gain two; while Connecticut. Florida, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Washington add one ative apiece. The following states lose one seat each: Alabama, Indiana, Kansas. Minnesota, Maine, Nebraska, North Da Mississippi, kota, Rhode Island. South Carolina South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. tle seats total affected the changes. The bureau in determining census whether state would gain, lose keep its present membership in the house used methods of statisti cal determination. The result the same case. population used for the The total excluded the counts made figuring last April in the District of Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, Panama Canal Zone, Porto Rico and comprised almost entirely of statisstate's population of tics giving each basis of apportionment and the house representation to which tal entitled. Should congress fail to act upon the reapportionment March next, law provides that house be reapportioned accord to the tabulation submitted census bureau's and remain in effect until some future congress does act. the present congress enact legislation today's figures be placed fore the state legislatures. In event the legislatures do not reapportion the alloted numbers will the seats, elected to the house not from districts, but from the states large. Chairman Fenn of the house committee today the census figures complied with the census law and that he felt further legislation would be needed.
Gains and Losses
WASHINGTON, The following table shows how the House Representatives membership of 435 apportioned among states present, how the centhe figures will in the bureau elected the house to states' gains and losses respective of
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