Evening star., 1935-10-13
MONDAY. OCTOBEC IL,


nifty Center at the Congress Heights
School, this group will make plans
for participation. President E. E. Rich
ardson announces.
The annual election is slated for the
November meeting and members to-
morrow night will nominate their
choice for the executive ofices for the
ensuing year.
Hillcrest Citizens Association, 8
pm, East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church. Business will be COM
bined with pleasure at this meeting"
President Rudolph Malth promises in
the monthly announcements mailed to
members.
Nomination and election of officers
will be featured in the business ses-
sion. President Malth, will not be a
candidate for reelection.
In reviewing his term he expresses
satisfaction for the excellent bus
service" now in effect, there being
only few minor details to be worked
out such as shortening running time
and good street car connections.
Considerable progress has been
made during the past month in open
ing up new territory and In grading
and otherwise improving streets. The
good work is still going on, he asserts.
Among entertainment features will
be some real Swiss yodeling by Nit
zie, the girl from Switzerland"
Kalorama Citizens Association, 8
pm, 2345 Ashmeao place. The first
Fall meeting of this body will feature
three speakers. Anna Kelton Wiley.
president, announces. They are: Rich
ard M. Ham, director OF public
safety of the American Automobile
Association who will speak on the
proposed diversion Of gasoline tax
revenues into the general fund.
DR.. Stuart Foster will discuss DR..
George c. Ruhland's campaign
against tuberculosis in the District.
William F. Seals; secretary, Wash
ington Criminal Justice Commission,
will speak on Crime in the District
of Columbia and How to Combat 1t"
Northeast Citizens Association. 8
nm, Ludlow School. Aware Of the
high traffic accident toll, the Executive
Committee of this body has drafted
Two measures for action by members
| tomorrow night.
One resolution, which, If adopted,
will be sent to Gov Harry c. Nice OF
Maryland, urges immediate steps be
taken to widen Defense Highway.
The other traffic measure to be
submitted indorses The Stars Trafflc
Safety Campaign and suggests meth
DDS of cooperation.
President Evan H. Tucker. who has
served Al consecutive terms in this
Office, announces the nomination and
annual election of officers is scheduled
on the program.
other business scheduled includes
discussion of the proposed plan for
subways as advanced by Peoples
Counsel William A. Roberts and &C
ton on a resolution opposing further
use of one-man street cars.
This ends a five-month holiday for
the group the last meeting having
been held last April.
Park View Citizens Association, 8
p.m., Park View Platoon School. After
a recess since May this group will
discuss a problem which has arisen
during this recess-the proposed d..
version of gasoline tax revenues into
| the general fund, Secretary j. S. Cole
| states.
Traffic safety matters are also on
the program. The speaker of the eve
ming will be a representative of the
Medical Society of the District, who
will address the body on the projected
drive against tuberculosis in the Dis
trict.
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
s pm, Roosevelt High School. After
a recess since May, President G. l..
Shorey says the plan to convert the
tuberculosis Hospital site into a rec
reation-education center will probably
be considered by members. We're
very strong for this" Shorey declares.
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
pm, Peabody School. Action on
the following members for the in
dicated Office will be taken by this
body after last months nomination,
President James P. Farmer reveals:
Harry N. Stull. president; c. e.
Chadwick, first vice president; Mrs.
William M. Bartle, second vice presi-
dent; william E. Monroe, treasurer;
S. M. Chipley. financial secretary;
Mrs. L. H. Brown, secretary; Stull and
A. H. Gregory, delegates to the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations.
DR.. Henry Jaeger of the Medical
Society of the District has been in
vited to speak on the projected tuber-
culosis drive.
Final plans for a bingo party to
be held at the Peabody School by the
association this Friday will be made.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is.
Citizens Forum of Columbia Heights,
8 pm, Powell Junior High School.
Last year this group. along with the
Columbia Heights Business Mems As
sociation attracted city-wide interest
in it's drive to secure the 141 additional
police requested by Maj. Ernest w.
Brown, superintendent of police.
Subsequently the Police Department
has been allowed IS additional men
and President H. c. Phillips says the
body will act now to secure the re.
naming 106 members of the force.
A discussion Of the decreased candle
power of street lights due to lack Of
congressional appropriation will also
be held. with steps taken to better this
condition.
A discussion of street car noises, is
promised by Secretary o. E. Foulk.
In addition, he says, representative
Of the Medical Society Of the District
will address members on the projected
tuberculosis drive.
AS next month will be the annual
yoeetinO when election af of1irerc IA