Evening star., 1934-09-30
Civic Calendar
Budget Items Are Major
Topic as II Groups
Plan Meetings.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1.

Citizens Association Of Takoma,
D. c.. Takoma Public Library, Fifth
and Cedar streets, executive meeting
7:3O pm, regular meeting 8 pm.
Program-Executive Committee re-
port on requests to Commissioners
for inclusion of local items in 1886
budget; report on liquor problem;
discussion OF rerouting, zoniqg action.
Dupont Circle Citizens Associa-
tion, 445 pm. Pan-American room,
Mayfower Hotel. Program-AddreSs
by Col. Daniel I. Sultan, District En-
gineer Commissioner; Zonlng discus
sion; rerouting discussion.
Joint Conference of Northeast Citi-
zens' Associations, 8 pm, No. II pre-
cinct, Seventeenth street and Rhode
Island avenue. Program - Special
meeting of two representatives from
each of the associations in Northeast
to organize a permanent joint con-
ference.
Kenilworth Citizens Association,
pm, Police Boys Club. Program
Report on desired paving of Kenn-
worth avenue; election of secretary.
Manor Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, Whittier School. Program
Annual election of officers; report
from Public Utilities Committee on re-
routing; discussion Of Zoning OF local
property; Laws and Legislation Com
mittee report on budget hearings.
Michigan Park Citizens Associa-
ton, 8 pm. Bunker Hill School.
Program-Action to secure the follow
ing items for inclusion in the 1886
District budget: a viaduct on Michl-
gan avenue over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad tracks, grade school
on the District-owned property at
Fourteenth street and Michigan
avenue, and the development OF
the Turkey Thicket Playground; re-
port of Summer activity of The Stars
Better Homes Contest Committee;
plans for participating in city-wide
Halloween festival and the selection
of a queen from Michigan Park.
Progressive Citizens of Georgetown,
8 pm Curtis School Program-An-
nual election of officers; discussion OF
rerouting; address by Mrs. John
, Ecker of the Red Cross.
Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association, 8 pm. Brightwood School.
Program-Discussion of re-routing
report of delegate to budget hearings;
annual election Of officers.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
Columbia Heights Citizens ASsocia-
ton. 8 pm, Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Program-Address by FL
wood Street. director of public vel
fare. on What Your Taxes Do for
YOU; discussion of re-routing: report
from Lillian Chenoweth. chairman OF
Recreation Committee, on efforts to
secure Fairgrounds.
North Cleveland Park Citizens As
sociation, 8 pm, Reno-Esther Hall,
Wisconsin avenue and Window place.
Program-Annual election of officers;
action on rezoning the southeast cor
ner of Wisconsin avenue and Yuma
street where a proposed apartment
house is planned; discussion OF re-
routing.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3.
Association of Oldest Inhabitants,
7:3o p.m., Old Union Engine House.
Program-"Stephen Foster night !:
brief business meeting; group singing
of Foster melodies under direction OF
Frank Sanderson with Mrs. Sanderson
accompanying at the piano; violin
solos by Elra c. Palmer.
Central Citizens Association, .
pm, Blake School. Program-An-
nual election of officers; discussion
of rerouting; action on the following
To secure the widening of North
| Capitol street all the way up to Sol
diers' Home, plans for substituting a
sales tax or other taxes for proposed
| increase in real estate tax, and the
question of assessing abutting prop
erty owners for street improvements
along North Capitol street, with action
to secure the payment of such funds
from q general fund of the city.
Friendship Citizens Association,
pm, Janney School. Program-Ac-
ton to secure the opening of Forty
second street from Wisconsin avenue
and Ellicot street to Yuma street; re-
routing discussion.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4.
Washington Highlands Citizens
Association, 8 pm, 1919 First street
southeast. Program-Action to send
delegates to the projected Joint Con-
ference of Southeast Citizens Asso-
Citations; renewal of effort to secure
| sewers.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5.
Burroughs Citizens Association, 8
pm, John Burroughs School. Pro-
gram-Nomination and election of
officers; address by c. Melvin Sharpe
of Capital Transit Co. on Bus Situa-
ton in Northeast Section; discus
sion of overcrowded condition of Taft
Junior High School, with action to
secure new wing through inclusion
| in 1886 budget.
Chillum Heights Citizens Associa-
| D,~1o