Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

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James T. Scott, sr.-Native Of
Ohio, came to Washington In 1925,
in charge of the detour department
of the American Automobile ASsoci-
alton, delegate to the Federation for
over two years from Manor Park
Citizens Association, Of which he Is
president.
Mr.. Stull-Delegate from Stanton
Park and retiring president of the
Federation after three years as It's
head, appointed assistant chief air
raid warden for the Metropolitan
Area last March, delegate to the
Interfederation Conference, former
president of Stanton Park and win
ner of The Star Trophy for out
standing civic work; Is with the
United States Court Of Claims.
Heads Law Committee.
James A. Crooks-Attorney and
chairman of the Law and Legisla-
ton Committee Of the Federation,
secretary Of the North Capitol Citi-
zens' Association for number of
years, graduate of National Uni
versity Law School, present member
Of the Executive Committee and
member of the District Bar Associa-
ton and Junior Board of Commerce.
Monte Sanger-Assistant to the
superintendent of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, treasurer and trustee for
the four Scottish Rite bodies here
and a Thirty-third Degree Mason,
present member Of the Executive
Committee, member of the Associa-
ton of the Oldest Inhabitants of the
District and the Columbia Historical
Society.
Miss Eta Taggart-Retiring Sec
ond vice president Of the Fedora
ton, president of the Washing
tonians, founder and former presi-
dent of the Georgetown Progressive
Citizens Association, which she Or
gained when Georgetown group
refused admission to women; an
attorney and first woman member
of the District Bar Association
graduate Of George Washington Law
School, member Of Society OF Ma
tiyes, the only woman member Of
the Citizens Advisory Committee,
an officer member Of the Executive
Committee.
Former President.
L. A. Carruthers-One-ti time presl-
dent of the Federation and now a
member of the Executive Commit
tee; helped to form the Forest Hill
Citizens Association, which he rep
resents in the Federation; winner
of The Star Trophy. retired from
the Census Bureau. - =
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sullivan-Dele-
gate from the Progressive Citizens
Association of Georgetown, where
she is past chairman of the Public
Utilities Committee, and is q past
delegate to the Interfederation.
Jesse c. Suter-Writer on civic az
fairs for The Star, former president
of the Society Of Natives, vice
president of the Association OF the
Oldest Inhabitants, former chair
man of the Interfederation Confer
ence; during the last war he was
with the United States Fuel Adj
ministration as assistant IN the de-
partment of distribution in charge
of maintenance of fuel supply fol-
the District and nearby areas, pub
lie utilities and industrial estab-
lishments; was also an assistant
fuel administrator for Maryland
Mason and honorary member of sew.
eral civic groups.
Francis C. Heigie-Real estate ex-
ecutiye. delegate from the Chevy
Chase Citizens Association, mem
her of Central Businessmen's AS
ISOLATION, delegate to the Fedora
ton of Businessmen Association
and associated with Opportunity To-
.. Service.
Southeast Council Head.
William ]. Smith-President o
, the Southeast Council OF Citizens
Associations, charter member ant
l former president Of Summit Par'
Citizens Association, connected
with the Chesapeake & Potomac
, Telephone Co.
DR. LYMAN F.. Kebler-Forme
t president Of the Citizens Forum O
: Columbia Heights, retired Govern
ment chemist. former chief OF tn
r drug laboratory of the Bureau o
/ Chemistry, chief Of the division o
! drugs of the bureau and specia
=, adviser to the Post once Depart
|. ment on medical schemes to de-
!. fraud the public. former vice presi
dent of the American Pharmaceu
tical Association, fellow OF tn
! American Association for the Ad
I vancement of Science and forme
trustee of the National College o
Pharmacy.
. Hugh v. Keiser-President of tn
( Arkansas Avenue Community Asso
/ citation, past president Of the Cen
I trail Businessmen's Association, tn
!. Washington Self-Help Exchang
: and the Georgia Avenue Business
r mems Association; director OF tn
i Federation of Churches, past Dis
i trict governor of the Lions, pas
president of the National Demo
= cratic League, and president OF N
e S. CHM & Co. .,
= Wilbur S. Finch-President OF tn
h District Suffrage Association, pas
/ president Of the Burroughs Citizen'
r Association, which he represent
# in the Federation is with tn
: Carnegie Endowment for Peace
s. private in the infantry In the las
e war, served as special counsel t
the American Commissioner on tn
German-American Claim Commits
~ sion, secretary to Elihu Root whe
:. he went to The Hague to serve o
j. League Of Nations Committee whic
: drafted World Court plan.
" Ernest F. Henry-Delegate fro'
i. Petworth, former chairman Of La
g and Legislation Committee Of tn
II Junior section of the Bar Associa
l. ton, appeal agent in Draft Boar
is No. S, general counsel for Distrie
s, Rent Administration, member
$ District Suffrage, District Bar an
IS American Bar Associations.
le Lodge Il Nominee.
j. Thomas E. Lodge-Former pres
+ dent of the Federation and Amer
W can University Park Citizens ASST
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