Evening star., 1935-11-10
Civic Calendar
Elections Arc Slated bv
Many of II Meetings
Scheduled.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IL

Hillcrest Citizens Association, 8
pm, East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church. The annual election is
slated, Rudolph Malth declares. In
his notice of the meeting sent out last
week, he said, "Inasmuch as this Is
the last notice to be sent out during
my term Of Office, desire to express
my sincere appreciation for the loyal
support given me by the officers and
other members of the association and
hope for my successor this same
support for a very successful year."
A representative of the Red Cross
will speak on accident prevention. A
report on efforts to speed up the bus
service will be made as will another
report on prospects for the beginning
of sewer construction.
Kalorama Citizens Association,
pm, 2345 Ashmeade place. The social
security act will be discussed by Cor
man, announces President Anna Kel-
ton Wiley. The annual election of Off
GERS and discussion of taxation
matters are included in other bust
ness.
Northeast Citizens Association, 8
pm, Ludlow School. Matters to come
before this body, Secretary Joseph
Notes reveals, include the following:
Taxation problems and proposed gas
oline tax diversion in particular;
earnings of the gas company; action
on Executive Committees report on
teaching Of communism in public
schools; appointment Of committees;
securing stop signs, pavement on
streets and sidewalks and improved
street cleaning.
Park View Citizens Association. 8
pm. Park View Platoon School. The
nomination of officers for the annual
election in December is slated by Sec
retary J. S. Cole In addition there
will be reports and action on street
car and bus rerouting and other
transportation matters and a speaker
from the Community Chest.
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
8 pm, Roosevelt High School.
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
8 pm. Peabody School. A report on
a local survey Of needed traffic i'm
provements and present conditions is
expected. President Harry N. Stull
says. Stull, who for many years has
been chairman of the Education Com
mittee of the Federation of Citizens
Associations. said there would also be a
discussion Of teaching communism in
public schools.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
Benning Citizens Association, 8
pm, Odd Fellows Hall, SOB Mime
sofa avenue northeast. Number II
precinct in which Benning lies. has
been rated as third grade, President
Frank E. James asserts. The citizens
of the community feel that as tax
payers, like other residents, they are
entitled to more adequate police and
fire protection and steps will be taken
to secure both at this meeting. This
group which meets Tuesday this
month usually meets the second
Wednesday of each month. For the
convenience of members, action will
be taken TO determine if the change
should be made permanent.
Burleith Citizens Association, 6
pm, Georgetown Public Library. A
report from the Nominating Com
mittee and the annual election OF
officers is slated, President J. S. Cor
rell says.
Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park
Citizens Association. 8 pm, Parish
Hall. st. Adams Church. Two speak
ers will address members at this meet
ing. Mrs. Clara Wright Smith, presi-
dent, says. They are DR.. Worth
Baker of the Homeopathic Hospital
and John Nolan of the National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commission.
East Washington Heights Citizens
Association, 8 pm, Bradbury Heights
Methodist Church. Action to secure
gas service, plans for improving
streets, sidewalks and cutters. and re-
port on efforts to beautify Dupont Park
are among the matters to come be-
fore members of this group, declares
c. E. Albrecht, secretary. Plans also
will be made for the associations card
and bingo party to be held Novem-
ber %.
Foxhall Community Citizens Asso-
citation, 8 pm, st. Patrick's Church
Parish Hall President Charles S.
Miller called this meeting to discuss
plans for community Christmas tree
this year; also to hear report on
efforts to secure playground in Fox
hall.
North Randle Community Citizens
Association, 8 pm, Free Methodist
Church. An address by Peoples Coun-
sci William A. Roberts is scheduled
for this groups meeting, Mrs. Eva
Seaman, secretary. announces. In
addition there will be report on the
newly inaugurated bus schedule and
report from Mrs. Bessie hilbert on
school problems.
Wednesday, November 13.
American University Park Citizens
Association, 8 pm, Hurst Hall. Ameri-
can University. The proposed di-
version of the gasoline tax revenue
and taxation in general will be dis
cussed before this body by L. A. Car
ruthers, president, Forest Hills Citi-
zens' Association. Two speakers. one
from the Red Cross and the other
from the Community Chest. will ad-
dress the body.
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens AS.
sociation. 8 pm, Woodbridge Sub.
branch Library. Transportation prob