Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
|RGroups Ask Voice
In Public Hearing
On Budget tuesday

Forty five ORGANIZATIONS have
asked representation at the public
hearing on the District budget
for the fiscal year 1851 to be held
at 10 am, Tuesday at the Dis
trict Building. it was announced
last night.
District department heads have
submitted estimates totaling $780,
984 400 to the Commissioners. The
estimates already have been the
subject of hearings by the city
heads with the department Of
ficials.
Budget Officer Walter L. Fow-
Ter said the needs undoubtedly
would be greater than the money
which will be available to meet
them.
The Commissioners are expected
to pare down the estimates fol-
lowing the public hearing and q
determination of revenue expec-
tations with the Bulge Bureau.
Organizations Listed.
Following is list Of organiza-
tons which have, requested repre-
sentation at the public hearing,
with names of representatives
when included In the requests:
Federation of Citizens Associa-
tons, John H. Connaughton. presi-
dent, and others he will present;
Federation of Civic Association;
Washington Board Of Trade. John
A. Reilly, chairman Of the Mu-
nicipal Finance Committee. or
Maj. Gen. David McCoach. jr.;
Washington Taxpayers Associa-
ton. Rufus s. Lusk, president;
District Bar Association, 10 V.
Morgan. chairman of the Taxa
ton Committee; Washington Real
Estate Board. G. Calvert Bowie.
Also, Building Owners and Man
ayers Association of Metropolitan
Washington, Charles j. Bauer,
secretary: Washington Housing
Association, John K. Hoskins;
Washington Building Congress,
Inc, Charles j. Harnett: Milton
S. Kronheim, Inc, Milton S. Kron-
helm: Hospital Council of the
National Capital Area. Daniel
O'Donoghue; League of Women
Voters of the District, Mrs. John
c. McClintock, president.
Others to Be Heard.
Also. American Automobile AS
ISOLATION, Washington I. Cleve-
land. manager; Metropolis View
Citizens Association, Mrs. Frank
lin G. Sartwell; Advisory Commit
tee of the Juvenile Court. Roger
Robb; Capitol Hill Lions Club,
Michael Lane, president: The
Washingtonians, Miss Eta L. Tag
CART; Southeast Washington Citi-
zens Association, Inc, William
Maio; Southeast Washington
Business Mems Association, John
Donohoe. president; Terrell Par
ent-Teacher Association. Robert
Brooks. president. ......-~
Also, Hine Parent Teacher AS
bociatfon, Mrs. sam Hogan; North
least Boundary Citizens Associa-
ltion. Howard D. Woodson and
Bernard c. Chapman; John Eaton
Parent Teacher Association, Capt.
Joseph F. Jelley; Cleveland Park
Community Committee Twin
Oaks recreation area project), Mrs.
Joseph L. Miller; Woodrow Wilson
I Cadet Parents Association, 8. H.
Feidman; Shipley Terrace Citi-
1zens' Association. Frederick C.
Belen. president: Connecticut Ave-
nue. Citizens Association Libary
Committee. David r. Barnee,
chairman.
Other Groups on List.
Also, Diabetes Association OF
the District. DR.. Maurice Protas.
president, and DR.. John A. Reed,
secretary Fort Davis Citizens AS
ISOLATION, Mrs. Helen Cameron,
chairman; Mrs. Isabel Moore in
the interest of athletic and recrea-
tional facilities in Northwest
Washington.
Also, Americans for Democratic
Action; Progressive Party of the
District. Mrs. Gertrude Evans;
Anacostia Citizens Association,
DR.. S. o. Burdette; Bradbury
Heights Citizens Association
Henry Austin; District Committee
on Juvenile Delinquency, Philip
Austin, chairman; Progressive
Citizens Association of George
town, Alexander Halves.
Also, District Congress of Par
1 ants on1 Toachorc Mrs. Tox,o, II