Evening star., 1935-02-10
Monday, February ii.

Congress Heights Citizens Asso-
citation, s pm, Congress Heights
School. Program-Address by H. NJ.
Kinney Of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration; moving pictures from
the F. H. A; addresses from Com
missioner Melvin C. Hazen and James
G. Yaden, president, Federation of
Citizens Associations; program in
connection with Washington High
lands Citizens Association and Con-
gress Heights Teacher Asso-
citation; Playground Committee report
on Park and Planning Commissions
favorable report for playground at
Fourth and Nichols avenue southeast.
Hillcrest Citizens Association, 8
pm, East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church. Program-DiscusSion Of
improved bus service; discussion of
proposed reduction in gas rates; re-
port on sponsored Boy Scout troop;
report and action on program of IA
street improvement projects to be
sought; discussion of proposed sewers,
with action to send representative be-
fore Senate subcommittee on the
project.
Joint meeting, Michigan Park Citi-
Zens' Association with Bunker Hill
Parent Teacher Association, 8 pm,
Bunker Hill School. Program-Action
to secure proposed Sl15,000 item re-
stored in 1886 budget for a proposed
grade school and appointment OF rep
resentatives to appear before Senate
Subcommittee on Appropriations on
the project; action to better tranSpor-
tation; discussion OF adjustment Of
rates Of the Potomac Electric Power
Co.; nomination of officers.
Northeast Citizens Association, 8
pm, Ludlow School. Program-Action
on proposed elective school board; dis
cussion Of proposed authorization for
distribution Of surplus revenues on
local projects; report and action on
proposed Commissioners bill to give
veto power over Board of Education
and Library trustees: report on pro-
posed bill for pensions for needy
blind: discussion Of proposed lunacy
bill; action on proposed bill requiring
financial responsibility of automobile
owners and operators.
Park View Citizens Association, 8
pm, Park View Platoon School. Pro-
gram-DiScusSion Of plans to send
delegates to Petworth meeting on ex-
press transportation Tuesday night:
discussion of proposed legalized
gambling measures; Playground Com
mittee report on Weir plan for play
ground management.
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
pm, Roosevelt High School. Pro-
gram-Special committee report on
advisability of converting nurses
home of tuberculosis Hospital into a
public library; action to send dele
gates to Petworth meeting on express
transportation, Tuesday night.
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, Peabody School. Program
Action on proposed resolution COM
mending Theodore w. Noyes, editor
of The Star, on his work on fiscal
relations for the District; action on
Street Cleaning Departments removal
of snow from streets; entertainment
BY the wilkins Coffee Co.
Takoma Park Citizens Association,
7:30 pm, Takoma Park Library.
Program-Address by Traffic Direc-
tor william A. Van Duzer on local
traffic problems: talk by Fred B.
Linton ON "the Life of Abraham Lin
coln;;" discussion of local traffic prob
lens; action on proposed smoke
law: discussion on proposed bill re-
quiring financial responsibility of
automobile owners and operators;
discussion of methods of installing
sanitary plumbing to avoid spreading
disease; discussion of proposed legal
lied gambling laws; report on pro-
posed Federal school for training
policemen and women; refreshments.
Tuesday, February IL.
Burleith Citizens Association, 8
pm, Gordon Junior High School.
Program-Address by Traffic Direc-
tor William A. Van Duzer on the
trafic situation; Welfare Committee
report on Weir plan for playground
management; discussion of proposed
income tax measures.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park
Citizens Association, pm, St.
Adams Church Parish Hall. Pro-
gram-Report and action on pro-
posed campaign for District jobs for
District residents; address by Mai.
Ernest w. Brown, superintendent of
police; address by Harry N. Stull,
chairman of the Federation Of Citi-
zens' Associations Education Commit
tee; talk by Thomas M. Sloane, edu-
Gator; discussion Of proposed police bill
with action to appear before the
Senate Sl1hcnmmittee on AppfQnria.