Evening star., 1935-10-20

Lloyd r. Wilson,
w. w. Everett, C. Ssss@e
Marshall Finnan, n
DR.. Chester D.
SWope, L. T. c-v
Bre niger,
Stephen E. Kramer, Mai Ernest w.
Brown, Claude W. Owen. Thomas
Lodge, Robert w. Wilson, Marcy L.
Sperry. Capt Howard F. Clark,
William A. Van Duzer, William c.
Miller, Otis T. Wingo. jr.; George
w. Ofutt, George Pitt, william A.
Roberts, Julian Brylawski, c. Melvin
Sharpe, Joseph D. Kaufman, John A.
Remon, A. K. Shipe. Sibyl Baker, Fred
A. Smith. Carter Barron. Edward J.
Murphy. Robert J. Cottrell.
Subcommittee chairmen include: Pa
rade, John W. Oehmann, chairman;
Col. P. G. hewitt, vice chairman;
Finance, Francis G. Addison, jr.; Con-
mercial, Mark Lailsburgh; Civic, w.
w. Wheeler; Costumes and Floats,
Harold w. Snyder; Prizes Bert Shell
don: Transportation, Edward Pardoe;
Safety, Milton F. Schwab; Schools,
Mrs. E. K Peoples; Music and Bands,
George O'Connor, chairman; Herbert
Gill. vice chairman; Lights, E. M.
Graham; Decorations, C. w. Pimper;
Law, Joseph C. McGarraghy; Review
ing Stands, A. Clyde-Burton; Dstin-
guished Guests, Edgar Morris; Auditor,
Raymond NJ FIorance; Loud Speakers
and Amplifiers, Herman F. Carl; Sc
lection Of Queen, Mrs. EDNA Knight
Gasch: Judges, Wallace Robinson;
Printing, Charles H. Cooke, and Play
grounds, Miss Sibyl Baker.
Rothschild Away.
Louis Rothschild, director Of tie
Better Business Bureau of Washing
ton, left Thursday night for Columbus.
Ohio, where the Board of Directors
of the National Association OF Better
Business Bureaus will hold its annual
convention. Rothschild is a vice pres
ident of the association representing
the bureaus. Another vice president,
representing business interests, and
number Of other officers representing
the same group will be chosen at the
Columbus meeting.
Contrary to usual practice, Mrs.
Sallie P. Muchmore, merchandising
manager of the Better Business Bu-
reau. did not broadcast an address
last week. She will return to the air,
however, next week.
Seek to Aid Pedestrians.
The rights and safety of pedestrians
will be considered at a meeting to-
morrow at noon at the Harrington
Hotel of a subcommittee Of the Wash
ington Board of Trade, appointed for
that purpose.
| P. Y. K. Kowat is chairman OF the
group and serious consideration has
been given the problems of persons
on foot at such intersections as Four
teenth and G streets, Fifteenth and F
streets, Thirteenth street and Penn
| sylvania avenue, and others.
| Col. Lawrence c. Crawford. chair
. man of the traffic committee Of the
washington Board Of Trade, has
called a meeting Of his committee foi
Thursday noon at the Harrington
Hotel when the subject OF pedestrian
safety will be considered.
New M. and Nj. Member.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association added last week to its
organization another trade group-the
Greater washington Building Supply
! Association, which will hereafter
operate as the Building Supply Divi-
sion of the association. Henry w.
Heine of the Hudson Building Supply
Co., who was president Of the old
supply association, was elected chair
man of this rev trade group. Bennett
w. King, of the Rosslyn Steel and
Cement Co., vice chairman, and
Thomas S. Gulick, Of the Potomac
Building Supply Co., was elected
treasurer.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association, which is federation OF
local trade associations, has now such
diverse trade groups as department
stores, coal merchants, fuel oil and oil
burner dealers, restaurants, jewelers.,
ice and ice cream manufacturers.
mems and ladies' speciality shops,
awning manufacturers, furniture
dealers, caterers. food manufacturers
and distributors. paper and stationery
stores. shoe retailers. furriers. milk
distributors, laundries and printers