Houston board

Murray G. Smyth, Esq., chairman, Houston.

Clarence Lohman, Esq., vice chairman, Houston.
Maj. T. Bell, Esq., Beaumont.

Adrian F. Levy, Esq., Galveston.

Carlos B. Masterson, Esq., Angleton.

UTAH

Dean William H. Leary, chairman, University of Utah School of Law, Salt Lake City.

Robert L. Judd, Esq., Salt Lake City.

Waldemar Q. Van Cott, Esq., Salt Lake City.

VERMONT

Sterry R. Waterman, Esq., chairman, St. Johnsbury.

VIRGINIA

Stuart B. Campbell, Esq., chairman, Wytheville.

Hon. J. L. Almond, Hustings Court, Roanoke.

Prof. Oscar W. Underwood, Jr., University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville.

WEST VIRGINIA

Prof. Curtis C. Williams, Jr., State chairman, West Virginia University College of Law, Morgantown.

WASHINGTON

Dean Judson F. Falkner, chairman, University of Washington School of Law, Seattle.

Hon. Charles H. Leavy, United States district court, Tacoma.

Charles H. Paul, Esq., Seattle.

Hon. Lewis B. Schwollenbach, United States district court, Spokane.

WISCONSIN

Mortimer Levitan, Esq., office of attorney general, Madison.

Benjamin Poss, Esq., Milwaukee.

Carl B. Rix, Esq., Milwaukee.

Frank A. Ross, Esq., Madison.

COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Mr. STARNES. Could you put in a break-down of the applications by States?

Mr. FAHY. Yes.

Mr. STARNES. Then a break-down of those who took the examination and a break-down by States of those who were placed on the register of eligibles, and a break-down of those who were appointed from that register of eligibles since you started?

Mr. FAHY. The register is not quite complete yet; the register will be completed about the 1st of February.

Mr. STARNES. What have you been doing about appointing attorneys since?

Mr. FAHY. We have been appointing them on noncompetitive examinations, pending the setting up of the register.

LEGAL RESIDENCE OF PERSONS APPROVED FOR APPOINTMENT

Mr. STARNES. I think it would be quite interesting to have a break-down of those appointments pending the set-up of your register, by States.

Mr. FAHY. Yes.

1 Including four positions not under the Classification Act of 1923.

Mr. FITZPATRICK. Would it be asking too much to place in the record the questions asked at this examination?

Mr. FAHY. We can give you a copy of this examination; yes. Mr. FITZPATRICK. I have heard a good deal about it, and I would like to see it.

LAW SCHOOLS OF PERSONS APPROVED FOR APPOINTMENT

Mr. CASE. Has there been any data kept in regard to the schools from which these applicants came, and the tables that Mr. Flemming and others provide each year, and which were placed in the record the last time can they be brought down to date?

Mr. FAHY. Yes; we have kept a current record of the schools from which all appointments have been made since the Board was set up.

Law schools of persons approved for appointment