Evening star., 1935-09-01

good idea of the projects to be sought
by the various groups this season may
be obtained from requests made by
their representatives at the recent
hearings conducted by the Commits
sioners on the 1887 budget.
The names of those who appeared
at the public hearings and the projects
asked for follow:
Southeast Requests.
William A. Maio, chairman, South
east Council Of Citizens Associations.
and president, Southeast Citizens
Association:
Replacement Of Pennsylvania Avenue
Southeast Bridge; two additions to
Anacostia High School; additional
sewerage south Of Alabama avenue
southeast: widening Independence
avenue from Second to Fourth streets
southeast; provision for swimming pool
and recreation center near Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east: provision for waiting room and
comfort station at Seventeenth street |
and Pennsylvania avenue south
east; widening Minnesota avenue from
Pennsylvania avenue southeast to
Benning road northeast; building of |
stadium at foot Of East Capitol street
west of Anacostia River; removal OF
garbage transfer plant from southeast:
provision for adequate underground
lighting system from Pennsylvania
Avenue Bridge to Branch avenue
southeast; installation Of trafflc
lights at Minnesota and Pennsyl-
vania avenues southeast; additional
police and equipment for No. IL
precinct; new apparatus for No. 19
Engine Company; extension Of Vir-
ginia avenue from Eleventh street
eastward to boulevard along Ana
costa River: new school site between
Pennsylvania avenue southeast and
Benning; lights for park driveway
between Anacostia Bridge and Penn
sylvania Avenue Bridge: gymnasium
and auditorium for Randle Highlands
School; increased appropriation for
Community Center Department; super
vised playground for Congress Heights
and Randle Highlands: widening OF
Naylor road southeast from Fairlawn |
avenue to Good Hope road.
Midcity Appeal.
A. J. Driscoll. president, Midcity |
Citizens Association:
Restoration of No. police precinct,
adequate appropriation for House Of
Detention, widening Of G street from
Seventh to Ninth street, New York
avenue from Fifth to Seventh street,
Twelfth street from New York to
Massachusetts avenue and Eleventh |
street from Massachusetts, to Rhode |
Island avenue and increased appro-
priation for school Fairgrounds.
Takoma Needs.
W. C. Magathan. president Citizens
Association of Takoma, D. c.:
Erection Of a senior high school
in vicinity of Fifth and Sheridan |
streets, completion Of Paul Junior
High School, fireproofing old unit of
Takoma School, widening and sur
facing Blair road south Of Cedar |
street, opening Eastern avenue from
Blair road to New Hampshire ave-
nue., improvement and widening of |
Aspen street underpass, paving the |
following streets: Whittier from Third |
to Fourth street, Third from Van
Buren street to Blair road, improve |
Takoma playground and installation |
Of traffic light at Fourth and Cedar |
streets.
Conduit Road.
Ellis r. King, president Conduit
Road Citizens Association:
Purchase Of land for widening ap- |
proaches to Chain Bridge; improve |
ment Of Foxhall road.
RandIe Highlands
A. H. Bacas, Randle Highlands |
Citizens Association:
Replacement of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast bridge; installation of
traffic light at Minnesota and Penn |
sylvania avenue southeast; improve
ment of curbing and intersections of
L'Enfant Square and L'Enfant place, |
Minnesota and Pennsylvania avenues |
and Carpenter place; condemnation
of land to facilitate widening and |
paving Of Good Hope road southeast;
completion of Randle Highlands |
School grounds with provision for
swimming pool and adequate play |
ground.
A. w. Lee, president Randle High |
lands Citizens Association:
Replacement Of Pennsylvania avenue |
southeast bridge.
Petworth.
Lyster H. Dewey, president Pet |
worth Citizens Association, and Horace |
j. Phelps, chairman Library Com
mittee, Petworth Citizens Associa-
ton:
Erection of Petworth Branch Ii
brary.
Michigan Park.
DR.. william M. Deviny, Michigan |
Park Citizens Association:
New school building at Bunker Hill |
Ito face Taylor street, opening Taylor
street from Fourteenth street to South |
Dakota avenue or Queens Chapel |
road; closing Randolph street; open
ing South Dakota avenue between |
Michigan avenue and Queens Chapel
road; widening Thirteenth street from
Otis to Quincy street.
BIoOmingdaIe.
Mrs. J. A. Quincy, Bloomingdale |
Civic Association:
Additional elementary school with |
playground at vicinity of Second and
v streets; re-establishment of No. 2
precinct; construction of sewer in |
neighborhood of First and u streets; |
branch library at Georgia avenue and
Euclid street; recreation center at
First and L streets; comfort station
at Seventh street and Florida avenue. |
Takoma Park. |
Mrs. Mary Lamond White, Takoma |
Park Citizens Association:
Erection of Northern Senior High |
School. cnnnletinn of Paul Junior |