Evening star., 1934-12-09
Civic Calendar
Federation To Take Up
Legislative Program
of Prettyman.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10


tist Church. Program-Action on re-
routing proposals; action on crime re-
port Of the Federation Of Citizens
Associations; resume Of years activi-
ties; plans for Christmas celebration;
action to abate the breaking Of win
dows at the waiting station at Seven
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Northeast Citizens Association.
pm, Ludlow School. Program-Dis-
cussion Of needed street improvements
on g street between Maryland avenue
and Second street northeast; address
by . representative Of the Board of
Public Welfare; discussion Of the joint
conference Of Northeast Citizens Asso-
cations.
Park View Citizens Association, 8
pm, Park View Platoon School. Pro-
gram-Annual election and installa-
ton Of officers; discussion Of re-routing
proposals; action on the trafilc situa-
ton: discussion Of the Weir report on
Fairgrounds.
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
8 pm, Roosevelt High School.
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, Peabody School. Program-Ac-
ton to secure the re-routing OF heavy
trucks OF Maryland avenue northeast: /:
action to secure the re-routing of the
Thirteenth street northeast street car
line; discussion Of the proposed down
town all night parking ban; discussion
Of the proposed unification of play
ground management with emphasis on
the Sherwood Playground: report from
A. H. Gregory on the recent action Of
the Northeast Playground Committee.
Takoma Park Citizens Association,
7:3o pm, Takona Park Library. Pro-
gram-Address from Paul Kirby, as
sistant director Of public welfare; dis
cussion Of proposal to increase powers
Of the District Commissioners; action
on retaining the present board OF
trustees OF the Public Library; discus
sion Of proposed restriction Of down
town parking; action to secure i'm
proved street car service late at night
discussion Of the A. A. A. safety pro-
gram.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
Burleith Citizens Association, s
pm, Gordon Junior High School
Program-Report Of the president. j.
s. Gorrell, on success Of efforts to OBJ
tain the Georgetown Public Library.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park
Citizens Association. 8 pm, Parish
Hall, st. Adams Church. Program
Address from Corporation Counsel z
Barrett Prettyman on District Bills
Before Congress" address from Rich
ard NJ. Ham Of the A. A. A. on the
Mine Point Safety Program"
Foxhall Village Citizens Association
8 pm, st. Patrick's Church Parish
Hall, Program-Annual election; &C.
ton on joining the federation,
Kalorama Citizens,-Asseeiation. Z
pm, 1921 Kalorama road. Program
Addresses by the following: James G
Yaden, president Of the federation
william A. Roberts, peoples counsel;
Riley E. Elgen, chairman Of the Public
Utilities Commission, and William A.
Van Duzer, director Of trafic.
Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens
Association, 8 pm, A. r. Shepherd
School. Program-Appointment OF
committees; action to amend the con.
stitution to change the meeting date;
report from Freda D. Egbert on a re-
cent request for trees on Kalmis
road, and also on progress on the
paving Of Geranium street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets; action
on retaining the present board Of trus-
tees Of the Public Library; address by
Capt. Joseph Morgan Of No. 6 pre-.
cinct.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL.
American University Park Citizens
Association, 8 pm, Hurst Hall
American University. Program-Ad-
dress by q representative from the
Corporation Counsel's ofice; report
from Mrs. Anna B. Smith on recent
re-routing hearing Of Peoples Coun.
sci Roberts.
Benning Citizens Association, &
pm, Odd Fellows Hall, 500 Minnesots
avenue northeast.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA.
Brightwood Citizens Association,
pm, Paul Junior High School. Pro-
gram-Report from william NICK
Clayton on recent re-routing hearing
action to secure the removal Of light
poles on Georgia avenue from the
Brightwood car barn to the District
Line: action to secure cleaning up OF
Fort Stephens area; discussion Of pro-
posal to improve the park driveway