Evening star., 1952-12-11

Appointments to four major
units OF the Inaugural Transpor-
tation subcommittee we're an
nounced yesterday by Fred A..
Smith, chairman.
The four units are general di-
rection. parking and traffic, rail-
roads and taxicabs. Later, ap-
pointments will be made to units
for aviation, steamships and buses.
Those named today are as follows:
General direction Gerald j.
Lynch, H. Burton Leary, Capt.
A. w. Mccartney, Anna c. Buett-
ner, j. Hawley Smith, Police Chief
Robert V. Murray, Edward C.
Balty, Edmund o. Carl, Ernest r.
Britt, William Harold Dyer, Wash
ington I. Cleveland. Frank Elwood
Davis, Col. Horace B. Smith, w. A.
Miller, H. T. Walters. Arthur E.
Miller, Police Inspector Howard
v. Covell, j. A. B. Broadwater.
Also Col. John Fondahl, Floyd
|Akers, Phillip Justine; j. M, San
|ders, H. w. Cook, Representative
|elect Frank Small. jr., Guy T.
Stewart, C. E. Sumrell, Marshall
Beck, A. w. Familiar, r. j. Klop-
fer. Jack Blank, G. E. Moore, w. r.
Stubbs. Joseph Cherner, Benjamin
Ourisman, Joseph w. Connolly,
C. Melvin Sharpe. Warren A.
IBushey, Leonard P. Stewart,
Francis j. Kane, P. c. Bowie,
Robert M. Drysdale, jr., and
Joseph R. Trew.
Parking Group.
Parking and Traffic - George
E. Keneipp, District director Of
highways and traffic, chairman;
Wallace L. Braun, Sam r. Harri-
son, John H. Mitten, Mark H.
Raspberry, j. N. Robertson, Police
Inspector John j. AgneW, Donald
w. Clemmer, James H. Flanagan,
Kenneth w. Spencer, H. P. Valen-
tine. William H. VoltZ, Lee Hedge
cock and j. H. Somerville.
Railroads-William T. Farley,
president of the Association of
American Railroads, Chairman;
w. j. Kelly, vice president for traf-
fic, A. A. r., vice chairman; E. E.
Barry, general passenger traffic
manager, Southern Railway Sys-
tenn; E. R. Conner of Philadelphia,
passenger traffic manager, Penn
sylvania Railroad Co.; c. L. Dozier
of Richmond, general passenger
agent, Chesapeake g. Ohio Rail-
way; J. r. Getty of Norfolk, gen.
Ieral passenger traffic manager,
Seaboard Airline Railroad; Sidney
Kerl. manager, Washington Ter
minal Co.; Justin Nolan of Chi
cago, vice president, traffic, the
Pullman Co.
Other Rail Members.
H. R. Powell of Richmond, traf-
fic manager, Richmond, Frede-
iricksburg & Potomac Railroad: j.
B. Sharpton of Wilmington. N. c.,
passenger traffic manager, Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad; j. F..
Wilmington of Baltimore. general
passenger traffic manager, Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad; F. Van
Unmersen of Boston, chairman,
New England Passenger Commit
tee; v. Arnold of New York, chair
man, Trunk Line-Central Passen-
ger Committee; M. B. Duggan of
Atlanta, chairman, Southern Pas
senger Association; v. T. Corbett
of st. Louis. chairman, Southern
Passenger Association, and E. B.
Padrick Of Chicago, chairman,
Trans Continental Western Pas
senger Association.
Taxicab heets-Harry c. Davis,
chairman; John H. Royer. jr., vice
chairman; Aldon j. Keeting, Leroy
A. Brill and Edwin A. Glenn.
Admiral Emory S. Land, presi-
dent of the Air Transport Asso-
citation of America. will be chair
man of the aviation subcommittee
His alternates on the committee
are C. C. Hubbard. executive Sec
retary of the Air Traffic Confer
ence of America "a division of
ATA), and Frank j. Macklin, head
of ATA's military bureau. The ad-
miral said the committee member
ship would be made UP Of local
airline representatives.