Evening star., 1935-05-05
ManNP Park.

eQuCHllOf1 Will
tomorrow night at the Manor
l. Park Citizens Association
meeting.
Allan Davis, principal, Roosevelt
High School, will speak on education
in the high schools; L. J. Cantrel,
principal. Paul Junior High School,
will explain junior high school edu-
cation, and Miss Elsie Green, princi-
pal, Whittier School, will speak on
elementary school education.
AS in the past. President Ernest
H. Pullman announces, the presiding
Office will be rotated again this month.
The past president and present dele
gate to the Federation of Citizens
Associations, w. H. Seaquist, will
take charge Of tomorrow nights
meeting
A report on the present status of
the 1896 District appropriation bill
will be made. Pullman lists three
items of the bill in which the Manor
Park body Is interested. They are
a proposed high school in Manor
Park, proposed addition to the Paul
Junior High School and an item for
14l additional police.
The final seasons meeting will be
held in June. A recess will be had
until September, at which time the
Nominating Committee will report for
election In october.
Dupont Circle.
THE annual election Of officers and
two members of the Executive
Committee will feature the
meeting Of the Dupont Circle Citi-
zens' Association tomorrow afternoon
Woodson P. Houghton, secretary, an
nounces.
In addition the officers will make
their annual reports.
Mount Pleasant.
a MOTHER group holding its final
~ meeting this week is the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association
according to President r. J. Bowen
The annual election Of officers also
will take place.
The Nominating Committee is COM
posed of 10 past presidents, Bowen
says. A resume Of their respective
fields of endeavor during the past
year will be made by committee mem
berS in addition to new reports on a
local trafic light and on taxicab zon-
ing problems.
The first Fall meeting will be held
in October.
Tak0ma, ID. C.
DLANS for q projected cleanup week
throughout the District will be
discussed tomorrow night before
the Citizens Association Of Takoma,
D.. c., by J. L. Costigan, superin-
tendent, City Refuse Department.
A representative of the fire mar
shal's ONCE also will address the group,
w. c. Magathan says.
This may be the last meeting of
the group for the season. The con-
stitution permits the group to meet
in June, but this will be voted on to-
morrow night. The Fall opening date
will be in october.
The proposed recreation and edu-
cation center at the tuberculosis
Hospital site will be acted upon, Maya
than believes. All associations of the
area have approved the plan for the
establishment Of such a center al
though various sites have been recon-
mended.
Rhode Island Avenue.
A REPORT of lengthy study Of
~ the proposed Federal housing
project on Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast by A. F. Sievers and
the proposed bridge development ad-
jacent to New York avenue north
east by H. s. Higgins. will be made
Wednesday night at the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Association.
One more meeting viii be held this
season, Clayton C. Marsh, president,
announces, after which q recess will
be had until September.
Brightwood.
.HE interests of Manor Park and
the Brightwood Citizens Asso-
citation are nearly the same,
Brightwood President Charles w.
Ray states.
The group, like the Manor Park
body, is to consider the status Of the
1886 District appropriation bill now
in conference In Congress. A senior
high school in North Washington,
q proposed addition to the Paul
Junior High School and additional
police protection are the principal
items Of interest to Brightwood men,
bers.
In addition, the development of
that area already purchased by the
Government, lying between Fort
Stevens and Fort Slocum. will also
be discussed, Ray declares.
This will be the last regular busi-
ness meeting of the group; it will
meet on the lawn Of Rays home, as
is its annual custom, for Its June
meeting.
Forest Hills.
1.-THE Nominating Committee Of the
Forest Hills Citizens Associa-
ton has recommended re-elec-
ton Of all officers. Other nomina-
tions may be made from the floor at
tomorrow nights meeting, L. A. Car
ruthers. president, says. The annual
election also will be held and new
officers will assume their duties i'm
mediately.
A. report indorsins principal for
the new Woodrow Wilson High School
will. be. acted upon as well as .. reso-