Evening star., 1935-11-17
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is.

lNterteQeTdllOIl SOl4lCI ICAINC' P'AiA''
United States Chamber of Commerce.
Traffic problems will be taken up to-
morrow night. Secretary E. Lester
Bennett announces. Other program
items: DR.. Victor Meyers, delegate
from the Arlingto.l County Federation,
will report on the proposed replace
ment of Chain Bridge with high
level span: a discussion OF the best
methods of shunting arterial high
ways by the District, and the question
of pollution of the Potomac River.
Lincoln Park Citizens Association,
s pm. Bryan School. The question
of securing universal 81 pass for
street cars and busses will be taken
I'D, Mrs. Helena D. Reed. secretary,
says. AS delegate to the Federation
of Citizens Associations, Mrs. Reed
intends to bring up the l6-point pro-
gram of Thomas E. Lodge, newly
elected president of the federation.
Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens
Association. 8 pm, A. R. Shepherd
School. The announcement OF COM
mittee members is to be made, Presl-
dent Samuel B. Loveless says. A spe-
cial committee on zoning and licenses
will report on a hearing Thursday on
the application for a liquor license IN
the area. Proposed legislation now
before Congress to prohibit the sale
Of liquor is scheduled to come before
the group, as is a report TO be made
by the Transportation Committee.
Society of Natives of the District, s
pm Washington Club. Because the
old meeting schedule conflicted with
National Geographic Society lectures.
members decided to change the meet
ing date from the third Friday to the
third Monday Of each month. This
will mark the groups first meeting
under the new schedule. The annual
election of officers is scheduled. In
addition, action on holding the annual
meeting in the Spring instead of the
Fall will be taken.
West End Citizens Association. 8
pm. No. 3 precinct. A discussion
of proposal to extend the night park
ing ban this Winter will be held. Sec
retary Almon o. Barber asserts. Also
there is expected a report from the
Traffic Committee and discussion of
plans for an entertainment feature
at the January meeting.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Citizens Forum of Columbia Heights,
pm, Powell Junior High School
Henry I. Quinn of the Board of Edu-
cation will speak on the use of school
buildings for community center activ-
tiles, President H. C. Phillips reveals
Other business will include the an
nual election of officers: special COM
mittee report on protection of prop
erty values; Public Safety Committee
report on installation Of traffic lights
on Spring road at Fourteenth and
Thirtieth streets.
Petworth Citizens Association, s
pm, PetWorth School. Three topics
to come before this group. Secretary
Raymond E. Gable announces. are:
A Commute open forum on taxation
matters, with a report from j. A.
Burks. chairman of the Taxation Com
mittee; report from Max Tender,
chairman, Police and Fire Committee
on efficiency of the sixth and tenth
precincts; report from Harry c. Kim
ball, chairman Public Welfare Com
mittee, on proposed pure food and
drug legislation.
Southeast Council of Citizens As
sociations, pm. Buchanan School
Speaker of the evening will be Thomas
E. Lodge, president, Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations, declares Orrin j
Davy, secretary. Other business will
include the annual election of officers
and a report from E. j Newcomb or
the proposed diversion of the gasoline
| taxes.
Chevy Chase Citizens Association,
pm, E. V. Brown School. A COM
mittee which has Investigated ano
the city in general and Southeas;
WASHINGTON in nartjcll19r can be