Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
Civic Calendar
Four Groups to Weigh
Proposed Change
In D. G. Rule.
Monday. March I.

u. C., D pm, 1dkOma FuDIlC Library
Program-Nominating Commute re-
port; action on George E. Sullivans
report to the Federation of Citizens
Associations on proposed reorganiza-
ton Of the District Government; re-
port on proposed abandonment OF
Kennedy street car line between
Fourteenth street and Georgia ave-
nue.: discussion of recent order Of the
Public Utilities Commission, giving
the area express bus service; report
from W. C. Magathan, president. on
two express transportation meetings
held recently in Petworth.
Dupont Circle Citizens Association,
4:30 pm, Pan-American room, May
flower Hotel. Program-Address by
DR., Arthur c. Christie on public
health problems: Traffic Committee
report on proposed changes in traffic
regulations.
Forest Hills Citizens Association, 8
pm, Ben W. Murch School. Pro-
gram-Address by Capt. John E. Bow
erS of No. precinct on methods of
making the work of the department
more effective; Schools Committee re-
port and action on recommendation
for principal of the new Woodrow
Wilson High School; Streets and
Highway Committee report on needed
improvements: action on federation's
report on proposed reorganization Of
the District government.
Kenilworth Citizens Association, 8
pm, Kenilworth Recreation Center.
Program-Address by Representative
Randolph, chairman of the special
Crime Investigating Committee Of the
his proposed crime bill; action on
proposed Weir plan for recreation
management; action on proposed bill
to enlarge powers of District Com
missioners: action on recommendations
of the joint conference of Northeast
Citizens Associations; plans for par
ticipating in the 1885 Shrine celebra-
ton and appointment of committee;
special program by Kenilworth School
children; speciality dance by Robert
Barnes.
Manor Park Citizens Association, 8
pm, Whittier School Program
Mems night; action to secure ex-
press transportation service to down.
town; action to appear before Senate
Subcommittee on Appropriations to
seek inclusion of local items in 1896
budget; report by j. D. Smoot on
proposed paving of Third street;
musical program by Gertrude Lyon.
Michigan Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, Bunker Hill School. Pro-
gram-Annual election; report on
progress to secure a proposed new
Bunker Hill School; report on two
proposed bridges in vicinity of Sew
enteenth and Twelfth streets north
east over railroad tracks: discussion
of recommendations of the Joint con-
ference of Northeast Citizens Asso-
Citations.
Progressive Citizens of Georgetown,
8 pm, Curtis School. Program
Laws and Legislative Committee re-
port on pending legislation before
Congress; special committee report
on proposed establishment of a
night school at the Gordon Junior
High School: action on preliminary
federation report Of George E. Sulli-
van on proposed reorganization of
the District government.
Tuesday, March 5.
Columbia Heights Citizens ASsocia-
ton, 8 pm, Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Program-Report by A. B.
Carly, chairman, Committee on Tax
alton. on Pittsburgh graded tax plan:
report by Streets and Alleys Commit
tee on proposed widening of Fiji
tenth street; report by Lillian Cheno-
with on proposed Weir plan for play
ground management; discussion of
plans for participating in the 1885
Shrine conclave in June; report and
discussion of the federation's prelimi-
nary report on proposed reorganiza-
ton Of the District government.
North Cleveland Park Citizens As
ISOLATION, 8 pm, 1928 Window place.
Program-Report on resolution Of Ia
koma Park Citizens Association favor
ing adjustment Of gas rates; report
and action on proposed bus loop
system to serve the area; report on
proposed playground facilities in CO.
operation with the Richmond Park
Citizens Association and Cathedral
Heights Cleveland Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION.
Wednesday, March 6.
Association of Oldest Inhabitants,
7:30 pm, Old Union Engine House.
Program-Address by Louise Moore
of the Washington Talking Book
Committee.
Friendship Citizens Association, 8
pm, Janney School. Program-Ac-
ton to secure opening Of Forty-sec-
ond street from Albermarle to
Chesapeake street; action on legalized
gambling: report by Public Utilities
Committee on trafiic situation and
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