Evening star., 1935-01-13
Monday, January IA.

Congress Heights Citizens Associa-
ton, 8 pm, Congress Heights School.
Program-Action to secure a play
ground; report and action on i'm
proved street car service; action to
secure proposed Oxon Run inter-
ceptor; report on Nichols avenue
parking ban.
Hillcrest Citizens Association, 8 pm,
East washington Baptist Church.
Program-Action to secure improved
bus service: discussion Of the fatal
traff1c toll; discussion Of plans for
special program at the Stanton Com
munity Center on January Is; formu-
lation of plans for organizing Boy
and Girl Scouts in HiIlcrest.
Northeast Citizens Association, 8
pm, Ludlow School. Program
Action on joint resolution of Senator
Capper. Republican, Of Kansas on
proposed constitutional amendment
proiding for national representa-
ton for the District; action on pro-
posed resolution opposing a District
income tax; Colleges and Schools
numbers racket; action on District
legislation now pending in Congress.
Park View Citizens Association,
8 pm, Park View Platoon School
Program-Special Committee report
on playground management; action
on proposal to broaden powers Of
District Commissioners.
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
8 pm, Roosevelt High School. Pro-
gram-Discussion Of proposed use of
grounds of the tuberculosis Hospital
near Roosevelt High School.
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, Peabody School Program
Action on proposed resolution oppos-
ing taxation Of District residents for
support of Federal institutions; dis
cussion Of methods for securing larger
attendance at meetings.
Takoma Park Citizens Association,
7:30 pm, Takoma Park Library.
Program-Address by e. Barrett
Prettyman, corporation counsel on
proposed reorganization Of the Dis
trict government; action on retaining
the present Board Of Trustees Of the
Public Library; report from Trafiic
Safety Committee on proposed safety
measures; discussion of the milk situ-
alton.
Tuesday, January Is.
Cathedral Heights. Cleveland Park
Citizens Association, pm, Parish
Hall Of st. Adams Church. Program
Formulation Of legislative program;
address by william A. Roberts,
peoples counsel; moton pictures IL
lustrating Government activities.
Citizens Forum Of Columbia
Heights, 8 pm, Powell Junior High
School. Program-Discussion Of pro-
posed bill giving District Commis-
sioners directing and veto powers over
Citizen Boards including the Board
of Education; discussion Of report
Of Executive Committee on proposed
re-routing Of street cars from Takoma
Park by way Of Fourteenth street:
special committee report on inter-
association effort to secure appro-
priations for additional police patrol
men.
Joint conference of Northeast Citi-
zens' Associations, 8 pm, No. IL pre-
cinct station. Program-Address by
James @. Yaden, president, Federation
Of Citizens Associations; discussion Of
proposed bridges over the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad tracks; discussion Of
proposed forms Of TAXATION; discussion
Of Chain Bridge project; arranging .
schedule In order Of importance Of all
items to be worked for by the con-
stituent associations.
Kalorama Citizens Association, 9
pm, 1927 Kalorama road. Program
Address by Representative Randolph,
Democrat, Of West Virginia; address
counsel: action on proposed under
pass at Dupont Circle; report and ac-
tion on proposed District legislative
program; action on proposed resolu-
ton urging financial responsibility Of
automobile owners; report by Lee d.
Butler on trafnc problems; report by
Charles r. Barnett and action on pro-
posed change In library trustees.
Southeast Council Of Citizens Asso-
Citations, Q pm, Buchanan School.
Program-Report by Vernis Absher on
proposed removal Of street car tracks
on Pennsylvania avenue southeast
from Eighth street to the Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast bridge; report
by G. J. Brenner on 12-point trafac
safety program Of Lincoln Park Citi-
zens' Association; report BY T. W.
Thompson, chairman Of Recreation
Committee, on proposed Weir report
for playground management: report
by Mr.. Absher on progress on Penn
sylvania avenue southeast bridge re-
placement project.
Petworth Citizens' Association, .