Evening star., 1950-07-05
Virginia Names
2OLegis|ative
StudyGroups
Assembly Members
And Citizens at Large
Are Appointed
By the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND. July 5.-Appoint-
ments to 20 legislative study COM
missions and several committees
were announced today.
They represent the result of
action by the 1850 General Assem-
bly,. Gov. Battle, 1t. Gov. Collins
and Speaker of the House E.
Blackburn Moore have been work
ing on the appointments for some
time.
The selections by the Lieuten-
ant Governor and the Speaker are
made from among the 14O men,
bers of the General Assembly. In
most instances, the Governor has
to pick his designees from citizens
at large.
The governor does not have
anything to do with the most i'm
portant study group-the Virginia
Advisory Legislative Council, which
includes five House members ano
four Senators.
Is Groups Are New
Nor does the Governor have any
appointees on the Commission on
Administrative Agencies, the Vir-
ginia Public Buildings Commits
sion, the State Auditing Commit
tee, or the nine-member commits
sion provided to study the legisla-
tive redistricting of the State.
Fifteen of the study groups
named today are new.
Members of the Virginia Advis-
ory Legislative Council include
Senators Mosby G. Perrow of
Lynchburg; M. M. Long of Wise;
Ben T. Gunter, Accomac. and J.
D. Haeood. Glover; Delegates w.
r. Broaddus, Jr., Martinsyille;
Edmund T. Dejarnette. Hanover;
Paul Crockett, Yorktown; Harry
B. Davis, Princess Anne, and w.
H. Irvine, Campbell.
The commission on arrange
ments for the chief justices con-
ference has been previously an
nounced. 1t includes delegates
Broaddus and George S. Aldhizer.
I'd, Rockingham, and Senators
Robert o. Norris. jr., of Lancaster.
Other Commissions
Other commissions. and some of
their members. include:
Commission on administrative agencies,
House members-Speaker Moore, chair.
msn: George Damn. Arlington, and Johr
senate-Curry Carter. staunton
code of Virginia:
House-Armistead L. Boothe. Alexan-
senate-Robert O. Norris, jr., Lancaster
commission to Study Grimes.
Senate-Charles M. Fenwick, Arlington
Auditing Committee: 81
HoUse-Frank P. Moncure Stafford
Senate - Thomas Blanton, Bowling
Commission to study establishment of
foundation prosram in education:
House members-E. Blackburn Moore,
Governors appointee-H H. walker.
CharlottesVi!le, classroom teacher
o Virginia Commission on Interstate Co.
House.; MAYNARD Masruder. Arlington.
Senate-R. Q. Norris, jr.. Lancaster
no1te Commission to study reorganization of
seryation and DEVELOPMENT:
Senate-R; r. Guest, Bayard
Nlreinia Public Buildings Commission
House,. Blackburn Moore
Senate-Thomas H. Blanton, Bowling
Commission to Study Redistricting:
House-Roy B. Davis, Halifax, John
Warren Cooke, Mathews, and George S.
Aldhizer. Rockingham
Senate-Andrew w. Clarke, Fairfax
Commission to study impact of urban
House@HenryyD yDfs! g. eaeas Gordon. charlottes-
senateP-Robert Y. Button. culpeper.
Commission on plans and arrange
ments for Woodrow Wilson Centennial:
House-George NJ. Cochran, Staunton,
and Felix E Edmunds' Augusta.
Governors appointees-Mrs. H Mex
Smith, Staunton: Mayor VIM A. Grubert.
Staunton, and Thomas E. Hassett presi
oent, staunton Chamber of Commerce
Commission to study gas and use OF
=, House-L. Lake Triplett, Fauquier, and
N. C. Bailey, Orange
governors appointees-Gilbert s. Camp.
bell Charlottesville, and George c. Land.
nth, Alexandria.
tion:
Thomas, Arlington
Commission on veterans affairs:
House-William j. Gibson, Fredericks.
Senate C. Carpenter. jr., Clifton
virsinia World War II memorial COM
House-v S. shaner, Shenandoah.
Senate-Bentamin T. Pitts, Fredericks-
Governors appointees-walter E. San
ford' tr., Alexandria.