Evening star., 1933-01-07


for action en- technical problems '
The appointment of J. F. M. E
realtors, as general convention cl
H. Clifford Bangs, president of tn
Serving with Mr.. Bowie on the Execu-
tive Committee are Mr.. Bangs and Nor
man c. Brown as vice chairmen.
Other Committees.
Other committees were announced as
follows:
Budget-Horace G. smithy, chair
man; Francis A. Murray. vice chairman;
James p Schick, Norman C. Brown j.
F. M. Bowie, H. Clifford Bangs, Lloyd
r. Turner, T. C. Willis, L. E. Meany.
Dinners, luncheonS and banquet
Milton F. Schwab, chairman; John
Saul, vice chairman R. NJ Hooker, G.
Calvert Bowie, L. T. Breuninger, A.
Edward Schwab, C. Heurich, jr.; j. C.
Weldon. jr.; John H. Davidson, Henry
H Carter.
Entertainment - H. Tudor Morsell,
chairman; Edward r. Carr, vice chair
man: j. Rupert Mohler John F. Maury
A. H. Borjes. A. w. Hoover, John G.
Graham, A. S. Gardiner, Curtis Walker,
M. P Candy, Charles P. Stone, Charles
c. Koones, James P. Schick, Leo A.
Walshe, Wilmer J. Waller.
Golf-C H. Hillegeist, chairman;
James P. Schick, vice chairman; Lan1er
p. McLachlen, Horace G. Smithy, H.
Ashmead Fuller, Roger j. Whiteford, H.
Tudor Morsell, Homer Phillips, Arthur
H. Plant, ir.
Carr Heads Hotel Group.
Hotels-Arthur Carr. chairman; Will
liam R. Ellis, vice chairman; Martin
McInerney, A A. King. Theodore M.
Judd, A. G. Hughes, William j. Flather,
ir.: Percy H. Russell. Bart j. Walshe,
John M. Hudgins, James Morris Wood
ward
Ladies' Committee-Mrs. ]. F. M.
Bowie chairman.
Local Registration-John T. Meany,
chairman; Richard D. Stimson, vice
chairman; Ralph H. Bangs, Harry K.
Boss, Morgan Callahan, Morton j.
Luchs. George Y. Worthington, Jr.; Il.
Marbury Stamp, James F. Salkelo' H.
L. Rust, jr. ,,,.-
chairman; Joseph B. Schaaff, vice
chairman; Henry K. Jawish, Thomas E.
Hampton, L. F. Colbert, Claud Living
ston, sr.; George 1. Berger.
Publicity-William l.. King, chair
man: Frank Bell, vice chairman; Terry
b Simms James c. Wilkes, j. A. NC
Carthy. william J, Callahan, Thomas
B. Lawler.
Reception Committee.
Reception-Waverly Taylor. chair
man; John F. Maury, vice chairman;
Robert Montgomery, J. Leo kolh'
Thomas e. farrell, A. H. Lawson, H. L.
Rust, sr.; Ben T. Webster, Walter A
Brown. E. Brooke Lee, John H B. Gil
Hat, Alfred T. Newbold, Vernon G.
owen. Edward c. Baltz, Arthur G.
Bishop, r. P. Hollingsworth, James J.
Becker, James F. Shea, William L.
Beale, William M. Beall, ]. McKenney
Berry, Charles A. Garry. Clarence F.
Groomes, George F. Hane, Randall H.
Hagner, Lanier P McLachlen, c. w.
Simpson, E. Quincy Smith, j. P. Story,
yr.; Charles H Tompkins, Joseph l.
Weller, A. N Miller, John L. Weaver,
William H. Walker Horace H. West
colt. Charles P. Stone. A Britton
Browne, Morris Cafritz, NJ. P, Candy,
r. Marbury Stamp, John F. Brawner,
Harold E. Doyle.
Registration Information - A. G.
Houghton, chairman; Herman Metcalf,
vice chairman; L. T. Gravatte, Ralph
Howenstein, B. H. Parker, Joseph A.
Herbert, jr.; DeVere r. Weldon, Fran
els A. Murray, Fred A. Smith, Paul ].
FriZzell, James Med. Shea.
Transportation-F. Eliot Middleton,
chairman; Lansing Walk, vice chair
man; Joseph D. Sullivan, F. L. Sandoz,
H. Glenn Phelps, c. A. MetZler. j. a.
McKeever, George r. Linkins Thomas
D. Lewis, Karl E. farrell, Frank M.
Doyle. j. Lee Donnelly, Morris Cafritz,
j. Wesley Buchanan, Ohio Barkley,
MiIburn j. Donohoe, A. G.. KeySer, Carl
G. Rosinski Charles D. Sager, Edward
N. Burns Marshall j. Waple, Joseph
M. Wise, r. A. Humphries. William P.
Normoyle, Jesse w Rawlings, John
Scrivener, M F. Calnan r. E. Latimer,
Edgar D. Turner, Walter Funderburk,
Garfield l. Kass.
The principal matter to come before
the annual business meeting will be
consideration of a concrete national tax
program.
Specific proposals already have been
formulated and will be brought before
the general meeting if supported mean
while by member boards Of the asso-
citation. They have been indorSed by
the board of directors of the assocla-
ton, the association Committee on
State and Local Taxation and its Com
mittee on Federal Legislation.
Another matter of business to come
DcIOTc lflt GOnFtHllOu VIII DC bAiC QdSH-
ton OF Government subsidies for houS-
ing.
Tax Proposals Mailed.
The tax proposals, formulated by
Herbert u Nelson, executive secretary,
at the request of the directors, were
mailed this week to every member real
estate board in order that they may eX-
press themselves fully while the pro-
posed program is in formative stage
"A brief, simple and effective hghtlng
platform for real estate in the fleld OF
taxation is the aim of the proposed ac-
ton" the Chicago announcement de-
clares. ''Timeliness is the keynote OF
the proposals as tentatively outlined
Public opinion in practically every
State is recognized as calling for
changes which will tighten the present
tax load on homes and farms. The
legislative action suggested is based
squarely upon present day economic
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