Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1936, Page 29

SCHOOL BUILDING DELAY PROTESTED Forest Hills Citizens Will Take Plea to District Authorities. The Forest Hills Citizens’ Asso- elation at its first meeting of the r2ason last night unanimously ap- proved a resolution authorizing Presi- dent L. A. Carruthers to appoint a special committee to investigate the delay in beginning construction of the west wing to the Alice Deal School. The group met in the Ben Murch School. Mrs, Wilbur La Roe, jr, chairman of the Committee on Schools, re- ported that no definite answer could be obtained from Nathan C. Wyeth, District architect, as to when con- struction will begin on the building. Mrs. La Roe said $169,000 was allo- cated for this purpose July 1. Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, secretary, said the delay left 300 students with- out school housing provisions and they have to be absorbed by the other already greatly overcrowded schools ©f the area. 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