Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
q ROAD DISTRICT
B0D|ESARE NAMED
Fifteen Zoning Cases Also
Are Decided in Prince
Georges.
BY GEORGE PORTER.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, March
27.-Road committees for the 81 road
districts of Prince Georges County were
yesterday appointed by the county COM
inissioners, who also rendered final de-
cisions in IS coming cases and studied
four road requests at their weekly meet
! ing in the courthouse.
In passing on Is of the II requests
for coming changes given hearing last
Tuesday. the commissioners accepted the
| recommendations of the Maryland-N Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning Com
| mission. The other two cases, on which
the commissioners were not In agree
men with the Park Commission. were
referred back to that body for further
consideration.
Petition for Cemeteries.
Both of those cases involve proposed
cemeteries. They are: Petition of the
Harr Zion Congregation Cemetery. Inc.
for Reconsideration of one block in
Greater Capitol Heights, from residen-
tlal to commercial. and petition of Lewis
S. Magruder for similar reclaSsification
OF an acreage farm in Huntsville, Kent
district
The commissioners refused to grant
the petitions of w Anderson and Henry
Meyer for Reconsideration from resi-
Dental to commercial of one lot in Ber-
wynn Heights. and Of Clayton T.. Moore
for Redistribution from commercial to
residential of lot in Riverdele Park.
Both of these petitions had been dis
approved by the park body.
Petitions Approved.
Petitions approved by the Commits
sioners were
For Redistribution from residential
to commercial: Katie Dyson. four lots
in Cedar Heights; L. c. Gingell, acreage
on west side of Washington Baltimore
boulevard. 116 feet south of the inter-
section OF Central avenue; A. H. Gray.
lot II. block "a, Riverdale Park
John w. c. Brown. acreage on west
side OF Washington Baltimore boule-
ward, one and one-half miles south of
BeltSville, and Samuel Bass 10 lots in
block "A" Beaver Heights.
For Redistribution from residential
to industrial: The Capitol Heights Ice
d Fuel Corporation, four lots in Seat
Pleasant; George NJ Mcleod. part of
the Lee property. Bladensburg. and five
petitions from the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad Co., involving its rights of
way. two of which are in Hyattsvile,
and the others in Branchville, Bladens-
burg and Beaver Heights.
The District road committees were
appointed to serve a year, starting
April /. The committees will chose
their own supervisors and chairmen.
Road Committees Named.
Those appointed by the county heads
Evansville district, James S. Heal.
Percy Cassard, H. T. Pullman and B. ].
Gallant.
Bladensburg district. ]. Frank Fitz-
hugh, William E. GasSon, Robert F.
Wallace, Joseph Corridor and Frank
Fierstein.
Marlboro district, DR.. Reverdy sasscer,
Edgar s. McCeney, John H. Traband,
CORTLAND Wicks and Charles Binger.
nottingham district, DR.. William H
Gibbons. Eli Oliver, Walter Cross.
Claude Mckee and Marvin Naylor.
Plscataway district, Bruce Gordan,
A. M. Edelin,, Alton Callahan, Adolph
Adler and William F. Taylor.
Spaulding district, George S. Dove,
Victor Baldwin, William Suit, William
E. Clifton and Ethan Allen.
Queen Anne district, W. Seton Belt.
Jefferson Beall. Carl Heathcote, John
M. Bowie and Harry Townshend.
Aquasco district. w. r. G. Connick,
William c. Watson, j. Burns Wilson,
William B. Fenwick and H. B. Contee.
Surrattsville district, c. S. Oursler,
Joseph Caswell, Bernard Mudd, Roger
Oursler and Charles Schultz.
Laurel District.
Laurel district. w 6 Allen. George
T. Sellers, G. B. Timanus, Louis Woot-
ten and Whitney j. Aitcherson.
Brandywine district, Charles Willett,
F. A. Robinson. John Bond, William P.
Baden and John L. Holiday.
Oxon Hill district, Walter Grimes.
Walter Brooke, Hartwell Tucker, Rich
ard S. Moore and John T. Fisher
Kent district, w. Beall Bowie, J. j.
Crowley, Clarence M. Roberts, o. C.
Strawn and Stephen Brady.
Bowie district, Willard N. Shaffer, r,