Evening star., 1934-06-05
COMMITTEE LISTS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Forest Hills Citizens Oppose
Ban on kII-Night
Parking.

Standing committees Of the Forest
Hills Citizens Association for the
year were named at the associations
meeting last night in the Murch
School by L. A. Carruthers, new presi-
dent.
Opposition to the proposed ban on
all-night automobile parking also was
voiced in a resolution adopted by the
organization.
The committees named follow:
Community Identification - George
Esch, chairman; Mrs. Ferdinand
Waldmann, vice chairman; Mrs Lester
Boykin, Mrs. Harry H. Clark and Mrs.
Judson o. Harrison.
Fire and Police Protection-Capt
H. c. Payne, chairman; George B.
Bryan, vice chairman: Lawrence Hell
Ter. Thomas T. Neill and Comdr. N. c.
Gillett.
Gas and Electric Utilities-Col. John
V. Richards, chairman: Dr. Hobart C.
Dickinson, vice chairman; H. f. En-
lows. James w. Waller and Ferdinand
Waldman.
Legislation-Dr Emory A. Bryant,
chairman; George Esch, vice chair
man; Mrs. L. B. Wright and L. A.
Carruthers.
Membership Committee.
Membership. E. Boykin, chair
man; Adam P. Ruth, vice chairman;
Mrs. John M. Kerr and Mrs. F. st. G.
Speldlove.
Schools-Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe, chair
man; Mrs. L. B. Wright, vice chair
man; Mrs. H. E. Payne, Miss Helen
Gantley, Mrs. H. F. Stinson and Mrs.
w. F. Meggers.
Streets. Alleys and Sidewalks-S. C..
Cissel chairman; John NJ Kerr, vice
chairman: j. NJ McCollum, DR.. C. c..
Kiess and F. Morton Leonard.
Taxation and Zoning-J. Saunders,
chairman; Harvey A. willard, vice
chairman; Joseph Ludwig, Richard Ell
lott and S. c. Cissel.
Transportation AMI Mail Facilities
A. Eugene Barr, chairman; Wilbur
LaRoe, jr, vice chairman; Charles E.
Bell, Ernest Faesch and John A..
Zellnski.
Water, Sewers and Public Health
Frank Shields, chairman; H. S. Wood,
vice chairman; Willis B. Robinson, DR..
E. Osman Barr and F. E. Rogers.
Parks and Public Buildings-A. P.
Ruth. chairman; Mark Stearman, vice
chairman Col. J. o. johnson, Maj. C..
M Exley and Comdr. F. L. Sandoz.
While it formally went on record as
opposed to the all-night parking ban,
the association in second resolution
expressed its appreciation to the Com
missioners for granting an opportu-
nifty to the general public, through the
citizens associations, for referendum
or for an expression of views on the
proposed ban against all-night park
ing" The same resolution expressed
the associations thanks to the Com
missioners for their assurance that
public hearings in the future will be
held on the appropriation Of the
budget before the budget is submitted
to the Bureau of the Budget and to
Congress"
Appreciation Letters.
Mrs. Leslie Boudinot Wright pro-
posed that the association address let
tiers of appreciation to the Senate and
House District Committee chairmen
for the attitudes taken by them in the
restoration of many of the once-elimi-
mated school items from the 1885 Dis
trict appropriation bill. Mrs. Wright
also asked that the association thank
Capt. Howard Clark, U. S. A., assistant
engineer commissioner in charge of
emergency work relief, for the work
he caused to be done at the Murch
School, She was instructed to write
the letters.
In her discussion of school needs of
the Chevy Chase section, Mrs. Wright
declared that the support given by
The Evening Star to the community
efforts to secure school accommoda-
ton relief, played an active part in
the attainment of success.
A. j. Driscoll, president of the Mid
City Citizens Association, was guest
of the Forest Hills body. He spoke
briefly on the importance of citizens
associations to the welfare of the Dis
trict.
The Forest Hills Citizens adjourned
last night, to meet again the first
Monday in october.