Evening star., 1934-11-11
Civic Calendar
1e Groups To Meet.
Many Elections
On Program.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a

posed South Capitol street bridge; dis
cussion and action on: Pennsylvania
avenue southeast bridge replacement
project, proposed addition of two
wings to Anacostia Junior High
School, construction OF Oxon Run
sewer, swimming pool and recreation
center on the east side of the Ana
costa River, modern street lights
along Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
Hillcrest Citizens Association, 8 pm,
East Washington Heights Baptist
Church. Program-Annual election;
appointment of standing committee
members; adoption of a program for
the year; address from a representa-
tive Of the Federal Housing Admins
tration; report from President Rudolph
Malth on opening exercises and pa
rade on Alabama avenue southeast; :;
report from delegates to the joint
conference Of Southeast Citizens As
sociations; community center report /;
discussion Of removal of garbage trans
fer point.
Michigan Park Citizens Associa-
tion, 8 pm. Bunker Hill School. Pro-
gram-DiscuSsion and action on:
Crime situation, consolidation of the
Park and Metropolitan police de-
partments, taxation problems, pro-
posed bridges over the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad tracks, proposed OPEN
ing of South Dakota avenue; report
from delegates to the joint confer
ence of Northeast Citizens Associa-
tions; election of vice president.
Northeast Citizens Association. 8
pm. Ludlow School. Program-Ex-
ecutive Committee report and sub
mission Of resolution on crime en-
forcement for action; address by a
Community Chest representative; ap-
pointment of standing committee
members; action to secure needed
lights and street Improvements.
Park View Citizens Association. 8
pm, Park View Platoon School. Pro-
gram-Nomination Of officers: talk bv
representative from the Community
Chest, report and action on crime re-
port made by George E 2Sullivan at the
last meeting Of the Federation of
Citizens Associations; Committee on
Streets, Sidewalks and Parkways re-
port with action to secure needed i'm
provements; discussion of transporta-
ton problems, refreshments.
Piney Branch Citizens Association
pm, Roosevelt High School. Pro-
gram-Annual election, action on
George E. Sullivan's crime report
made at the last meeting of the fed
Grafton.
Stanton Park Citizens Association
pm, Peabody School. Program
Report from Harry N. Stull, delegate
to the federation, on crime report
adopted at the last federation meet
ing; talk from representative of the
Community Chest, discussion and
an address on the crime situation.
Takoma Park Citizens Association,
pm, Takoma Park Library. Pro-
gram-Committee report and discus
sion on the milk situation with efforts
to reduce the price of milk, report and
action on George E. Sullivan's report
at the federation on crime situation,
discussion of compulsory automobile
insurance, address by C. Melvin
Sharpe of the Capital Transit Co.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13.
Burleith Citizens Association, 8 pm.
Gordon Junior High School. Program
Annual election, action on fedora
tons crime report and appointment
OF vigilance committee, address from
q representative of the Community
Chest. talk from a representative OF
the Federal housing administration
Community Center Committee report
on progres made in securing a COM
munity center, report on last months
dance held by members at The
Admiral
Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park
Citizens Association. 8 pm. parish
hall Of st. Adams Church. Program
Address by Jesse c. Suter of Ths
Star, on national representation fol
the District; address from John Pool,
OF the Federal Housing Administra-
ton; action on the following proposed
changes in the constitution: Chang.
ing the present boundaries to include
the entire District to make all Dis.
trict residents eligible for member
ship, changing the fiscal year from
October l to September 80 follow
ing" to May 1 to April 80 following,
changing of membership dues from
the annual meeting to the October
meeting, and to change regular meet
ing nights from first Mondays to sec.
ond Tuesdays: address by represen-
tative from the Community Chest;
address by Adelia NJ Hoyt, acting di.
rector for service for the blind of the
Library of Congress, on the service
of the Braille system.
Foxhall Village Citizens Association
8 pm, st. Patrick's Church Parish
Hall. Program-Nomination of Off
GERS; action on two proposed amend
ments to the constitution as follows:
To dissolve the association, the funds
OF which would be distributed to the
Boy and Girl Scouts, or to hold one
annual meeting at which officers are
elected. after which special meetings
may be called by the president at the
request of ten members.
Kalorema Citizens Association, {
pm, 2345 Ashmead place. Program
Annual election; discussion of pro-
posed disorganization; discussion oi
proposal to reduce the quorum from
Is to 10 members; action on invitation
of the Dupont Circle Citizens Associ-
alton to form a merger with that
body.
Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens
Association, pm, A. r. Shepherd
School. Program-Nominatin Com
mittee report on candidate for presi-
dent and annual election of officers;
report from special committee on pro-
posed change Of boundaries; addres.
by Howard F. Clark, assistant to Dis.
trict Engineer Commissioner.
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER IA,
American University Park Citizens
Association, pm, Hurst Hall, Ameri-
can University Program - Repori