Evening star., 1934-10-14

and Jesse C. suter. head and Stephen
Il Civic Calendar
Exposition Discussion
Will Head Program of
Interfederation.
Monday, October Is.
Interfederation Conference, s pm,
Room F, United States Chamber Of
Commerce. Program-Report from
Rerouting Committee; report from
committee on plans to hold a civic
exposition in Washington.
Lincoln Park Citizens Association,
7:30 pm, Bryan School. Program
Annual election; report and discussion
of joining the conferences of citizens
associations in Northeast and in South
east; action to secure completion OF
work on traffic light poles on Eleventh
street at East Capitol street, MaSSa-
chuSettS avenue northeast and North
Carolina avenue southeast; plans to
participate in city-wide Halloween
program; Zoning Committee report.
West End Citizens Association, 8
pm, No. 8 precinct station, 20l4 K
street. Program-Annual election;
Transportation Committee report on
rerouting; Police Committee report on
plans to secure an appropriation in
the 1885 budget for increased police
protection; Traffic Committee report
on plans to rerout vehicular traffic.
Tuesday, October 16.
Citizens Forum of Columbia Heights,
8 pm, Powell Junior High School
Progranl-Report on national repre-
sentation for the District from the
Committee on Suffrage; nomination of
officers; action to secure inclusion of
local items in the 1896 budget and re-
port on recent hearings; report on
progress made on Powell Junior High
School Community Center auditorium.
H'0OAAAb Ol GOuttlCdSI Nlt-
izens Associations, 8 pam., Buchanan
School. Program-Talk by James @.
Yaden, president of the Federation of
Citizens Associations: appointment of
Bylaws and Constitution Commit
tee, election of officers, discussion and
action on recommendations for q COM
fort station at Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, the
Pennsylvania. avenue southeast re
placement project, Fairgrounds and a
swimming pool in Anacostia Park and
projected garbage disposal plant in
Southeast.
Petworth Citizens Association, 8
pm, Barnard School. Program-An-
nual election; report from Transports
ton Committee; action to determine
If the group will meet regularly in
the Petworth School or. alternate, as
In the past, between that and the
Barnard School.
Summit Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church. Program-Annual elec-
ton Of officers; action to secure extern
oAOAA Vi NOdI41CIn dNC1lQC 4LOlA 0u1O1dIlu
road southeast for two blocks, and the
cutting through of Thirty-sixth street
from Austin to Bangor streets south
east; Public Utilities Committee report
nrerouting; action to secure a pub
lie mail box at Alabama avenue and
Thirty fourth place southeast; action
to secure permanent meeting place.
"wednesday, october II.
Benning Citizens Association, 8
pm, Odd Fellows Hail. 500 Mime
sofa avenue northeast. Program-An-
nual election.
Chevy Chase Citizens Association,
pm, E. v. Brown School. Program
Transportation Committee report,
report on traffic safety plans, discus
sion of progress on projected Wood
row Wilson High School, report from
E. G.. Hege on budget hearings, action
on proposed tax changes, action TO
secure an Improvement on approaches
to the Alice Deal Junior High School.
Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Associa-
ton, 8 pm, Crosby S. Noyes School.
Program-Adress by James G. Yaden,
president of the federation; discus
sion of plans to secure Franklin
street northeast bridge, action to Sc
cure an addition to the Noyes School,
action to secure playground facilities
and tennis courts at the school, ac-
ton to secure erection of fire house
at Fourteenth street and Rhode Is
land avenue northeast, discussion of
proposed addition to Taft JuRior High
School, plans to secure bridges over
the railroad tracks at Twelfth and
Seventeenth streets northeast, discus
sion of abatement of smoke nuisance,
Inauguration Of Fall membership
drive, taxation discussion, talk by
Margaret M. Noyes Of the Red Cross.
Southwest Citizens Association, 8
pm, No. 4 police precinct, 492 e
street southwest Program-Annual
election, report on Summer activity Of
committees, formulation of plans for
the coming year, action to secure in
the 1885 budget q comfort station
at Farmers Market and repair on the
fish wharves, action to secure increased
police protection.
Friday, October 10.
Glover Park Citizens Association, 8
pm, Industrial Home School. Pro-
gram-Highways' Committee report on
urorress mada in securing tree plant