Evening star., 1935-03-31
Monday. April I.

ID. e., pm, Iakoma PUBIC Library.
Program-Nominating Committee re-
port, with annual election: action on
several proposed amendments to the
constitution and bylaws; review OF
work during past year; review of past
years legislative program, with an
outline for coming years work.
Dupont Circle Citizens Association.
4:30 pm, Pan-American room,
Mayfiower Hotel. Program-Address
by George Offutt, chairman of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board;
Nominating Committee report.
Forest Hills Citizens Association,
pm, Ben Murch School. Program
Report of Schools Committee on ap-
pearance before Senate Subcommittee
on Appropriations in behalf of Wood
row Wilson High School project; Po-
lice and Fire Committee report on
efforts to enlist aid of the tele-
phone company to abolish crime con-
ditions; action to secure local wading
and swimming pools; report on pro-
posed adoption Of daylight savings
time; action on proposal to control
pedestrian traff1c; report on proposed
smoke nuisance bill; report on pro-
posed inheritance tax measures.
Kenilworth Citizens Association, 8
pm, Kenilworth Recreation Center.
Program-Education Committee re-
port; report on proposed airport at
the old Benning race track; report on
proposed northeast mass meeting;
report by delegates to joint confer
ence of Northeast Citizens AsSoci-
ationS.
Manor Park Citizens Association, 8
pm, Whittier School. Program
Education Committee report on pro-
posed remaining the projected Manor
Park High School Calvin Coolidge;
Transportation Committee report on
proposed double tracking Of street car
lines on Kennedy street: report on
projected schedules for bus service;
entertainment by Whittier School and
Paul Junior High School Parent
Teacher Associations.
Michigan Park Citizens Associa-
ton, 8 pm, Bunker Hill School.
Program-Address by William A.
Roberts, peoples counsel: discussion
of plans to secure addition to or a
new Bunker Hill School; report and
discussion of plans for development
of Turkey Thicket Playground; re-
port and discussion Of proposed ad-
justment of gas rates; report on zon-
ing problems; Inauguration Of men,
bership drive; report by DR.. William
Deviny on joint conference Of North
east Citizens Associations.
Progressive Citizens of Georgetown,
8 pm, Curtis School. Program-Ad-
dress by George w. Offutt Ct the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board;
report on proposed Weir plan for
recreation management; report on
proposed broadening of powers Of Dis
trict Commissioners; report on plaps
to decorate area during Shrine con-
vention in June; action to secure a
proposed recreation center.
Tuesday, April 2.
Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
citation, 8 pm, Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Program-Address by Rep
resentative Moritz of Pennsylvania on
pittsburgh Graded Tax Plan; re-
port and action of Federation of
Citizens Association. proposed reor-
ganiZation of District government; re-
port by Lillian Chenoweth and action
on proposed recreation center ad-
jacent to Powell Junior High School:
report by A. B. Carly on proposed
tax measures.
North Cleveland Park Citizens As
sociation, 8 pm, 1928 Windon place.
Program-Discussion Of Home Own
ers' Loan Corp. plan; discussion Of
methods to improve local bus service.
Wednesday, April 8.
Association of Oldest Inhabitants, 8
pm, Old Union Engine House. Pro-
gram-Address by Jesse G, Suter on
Spreading the Truth Regarding the
District; address by James Caldwell
of the Federal Housing Administration.
Friendship Citizens Association, 8
pm, Janney School. Program-Dis-
cussion of proposed opening of Forty
second street; action on proposed leg
islation against gambling; report on
results of membership drive; action
to secure improvement of mail deliv-
cry service: action on resolution IA
voring establishment of medical clinics
on yearly flat-rate basis.
Thursday, April 1.
Washington Highlands Citizens As
sociation, 9 pm, 3919 First street
southeast.