Evening star., 1936-06-21
tionnaire is a trespass on personal af-

tionnaire Is q trespass on personal af-
fairs"
E. J. Brennan, Michigan Park Citi-
zens' Association: II have been away
from the city and am not sufficiently
familiar with the proposition to eS-
press an opinion"
DIR. II. N. Roberts, North Cleveland
Park Citizens Association: II can't
understand Mr.. Blanton's reason for
sending such a QUESTIONABLE. 1t seems
to me to be rather unnecessary and
unusual The federation may be in
clined to take some action in the mat
ter. will base my decision upon the
arguments presented II the matter
comes up"
John CIagett Proctor, Association Of
the Oldest Inhabitants: II think the
whole thing is ridiculous. have not
made up my mind as to whether the
federation should take any action,
however"
F. S. Walker, Park View Citizens
Associations: THE QUESTIONABLE is abb
solutely improper. I do not feel, how.
ever, that the QUESTIONABLE is any
thing that the federation has any busi-
ness foolng with"
F. E. Smith, Park View Citizens
Associations: II don't think the uues-
tionnaire was proper or that the mat
ter should have been handled that
way, II the information sought were
proper information. II such informa-
ton was necessary and proper, it
should have been obtained by the To-
cal authorities and not in this man.
ner. feel that the federation should
lodge protest with Congress against
the whole proceedings"
James G.. Yaden, Petworth Citizens
Association: Il am not going to ask
the president of the federation for q
special meeting on this matter; don't
feel it is of suficient Importance to
warrant such action"
Harvey o. Craver, Petworth Citi-
Zens' Association: II am inclined tc
think that it is not wise to have a
meeting of the federation or this
matter. I do feel that the question
naire is uncalled for"
whole Thing Ridiculous"
DR.. w. Paul Briggs, Pharmaceutical
Association of the District of Colum
bia: The whole thing is ridiculous. .
| Adelbert W. Lee, Randle Highland.
Citizens Associations: Il feel thai
Blanton has overstepped his bounds
The officers of this association fee
strongly about the matter. A resolu-
tion Of condemnation should be
adopted by the federation and sent
to the Speaker and the chairman oi
the House Appropriations Committee >
Thomas J. Lewellyn, Rhode Island
Avenue Citizens Association: II am
opposed to the questionnaire. I don't
thing it should have been sent. I dc
not feel, however, that the federation
should take any action in the matter. >
Mrs. III. NJ. Phillips, Sixteenth Street
Heights Citizens Association: "Tht
thing is simply disgraceful. The Dis,
trict public school teachers SHOULD
ignore the QUESTIONABLE. I can't sex
that Mr.. Blanton or any other public
oficial has any right to interfere will
| tIc pSISOudl pIlNutBco O1 any BIOuk
of American citizens"
H. 1. Quinn, Sixteenth Street High
lands Citizens Association: Il do no
think the federation should have be
come involved in this matter. In my
position as a member Of the Board o.
Education, as well as a delegate t
the federation, I do not want to sa,
anything for quotation on the matte
now"
DIR. J. p. Turner, Sixteenth Stree
Highlands Citizens Association: "
don't think Mr.. Blanton has any righ
asking about the religious beliefs o
our teachers or any other of ou
citizens. He has gone too far. d.
not believe that the federation shoul,
take any action, however"
J. II. Duhamel, Association of tn
Oldest Inha habitants of the District o
Columbia: II feel that the question
naire was entirely unnecessary. d
not think that any member Of Con