Evening star., 1935-05-12
Chevy Chase.

TINE need for traffic safety and
ways to obtain this will be
discussed at the Chevy Chase
L Citizens Association meeting
Wednesday night, President
Edwin S. Hege announces.
The group has always been inter
ested in this problem. but since the
death of its secretary. S. Won Ammon,
from a fatal traffic accident last
Christmas, the problem has been one
of the principal topics considered.
The walking and riding public will
have to cooperate if greater safety is
it will have to dig down in its pock-
cts for more money for more police
to enforce existing regulations"
This, the last meeting until Sep
tember, finds the group with total
membership of l.l00 and paid-up
membership of 884. Hege believes that
within the next seven months of this
year left for the remainder of the
members to pay dues and also the time
allowed for securing new members, the
Chevy Chase body will be the largest
in the city by the end of the year.
The attendance at its meetings runs
from "a to $50, he declares.
Southwest.
BECAUSE Of the opening of the
n Boys Club at 472 street SOUTH
west on it's scheduled meeting
night. and so that many of it's mem
bers may attend, the Southwest Citi-
zens' Association will omit this
months meeting until its final June
meeting, President Jacob M. Schaffer
says.
The group is to convene again in
September.
Park View.
A CTION on taxicab zoning regula-
~ tions as requested by Peoples
Counsel William A. Roberts, will
be taken at tomorrow nights meeting
Of the Park View Citizens Associa-
ton, Secretary J. S. Cole declares.
Although this is the groups last
meeting until October. there will be
no annual reports of officers or cleo
ton of new officers until the Decem-
ber meeting.
Sixteenth Street Highlands.
A LTHOUGH its final seasons meet
~ ing is Wednesday night, the Six
teenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association will not elect its officers
until the first Fall meeting in Octo-
ber. DR.. j. P. Turner, president, an
nounceS.
HilIcrest.
a FTER an effort to secure improved
~ bus service to the area, a report
of success In this endeavor will
be made tomorrow night at the meet
ing of the Hillcrest Citizens Associa-
ton, President Rudolph Malth de-
clares.
I'VE also have been advised" Malth
says. that our efforts to get sewer
construction south of Alabama avenue
southeast by making use of relief
money instead of waiting for the next
budget approval were successful and
it is anticipated to complete this sew
er construction during this working
season. It is hoped to begin with this
work during July and after this work
is started there is only one more
sewer problem. namely, the Akron
place sewer. We hope to bring this
also to a successful completion.
Efforts to secure playground
teacher for the Stanton School will
also be made at tomorrow's meeting.
Burleith.
THE annual election of officers will
feature the meeting Tuesday
night of the Burleith Citizens
Association, President j. S. Gorrell
says. The final meeting of the sea-
son, however, is not until June, after
which the group adjourns until Octo-
ber.
Dahlgren Terrace.
THE Nominating Committee of the
Dahlgren Terrace Citizens AS
sociation will report and annual
election Of officers will be held at
Wednesdays meeting of the Dahl
gren Terrace Citizens Association,
President A. F. E. Scheer announces
This, the final meeting of the sea-
son, will be past presidents night
A speaker from the Real Estate
Board is to address the association.
Among business before the group is
a further report on a proposed low
cost housing project to be located in
the area and a protest against recent
legislation in Congress to construct
proposed railroad bridges across New
York avenue northeast.
The group will reconvene in Sep
tember.
RandIe Highlands.
TN PREPARATION for the annual
election of officers of the Randle
Highlands Citizens Association
next Fall, President Adelbert w. Lee
will appoint Nominating COMMITTEES
at the final meeting of the season
Wednesday night.
The Nominating Committee will
report at the first Fall meeting in Sep
tember, Lee says, and the annual
election will be held in October.
A resolution protesting recent re-
routing orders of the Hillcrest bus line
by the Public Utilities Commission will
be offered for action Wednesday night
by Jenry Wilson, chairman Of the
Utilities Committee.