Evening star., 1935-05-26

President James G. Yaden
announces.
There will be many reports to be
made. chief among which are re-
port from Edwin S. Hege. chairman,
Fiscal Relations Committee, and Har-
ry N. Stull, chairman, Education
Committee.
As is customary, the federation will
authorize its various standing COM
mittees to continue the federation's
work during the Summer recess by
acting on matters in their respective
fields. The fedora ton will meet again
the first Saturday in November, at
which time officers will be elected.
President Yaden, drafted to the office
this term. has emphatically denied
his candidacy for the office next year.
Mid-City.
ONE more meeting of the Mid-City
I J Citizens Association probably
will be held this season after
tomorrow nights gathering, President
A. j. Driscoll announces.
A proposal by the District Commits
sioners to widen Twelfth street from
New York avenue to Massachusetts,
avenue will be considered. Also the
widening of G street from Seventh to
Ninth street is expected to come be-
fore the group.
If the body decides to hold its final
meeting tomorrow night, recess will
be called until September; the annual
election will be held in october.
Conduit Road.
THE Conduit Road Citizens Asso-
citation has advanced its meeting
two nights because its regular
scheduled date this month falls on
Memorial day.
This will be the final meeting OF
the group until September, Ellis r.
King, president, states. The annual
election also will be held Tuesday
night.
North Capitol.
r Asst month the North Capitol
Citizens Association approprl-
ated money to print handbills
urging local residents to clean up the
exteriors of their homes, acting presi-
dent j. A. Crooks reveals.
Tomorrow night the group will act
to continue this cleanup movement.
1t will continue until satisfactory re-
suits are obtained. Crooks says. Also
at tomorroWs meeting action will be
taken to divide the Committee on
Parks, Lawns and Fairgrounds into
two committeeS-one to deal with
parks alone and the other to handle
all lawn and playground matters.
An effort to rename the EdgeWood
playground after the late William G.
Henderson also will be made.
The group elects officers in No
vember. A three month recess will be
taken. as it holds its final meeting
this season tomorrow night and will
not meet again until September.
BroOkland.
its final meeting of the
season Tuesday night the
Brookland Citizens Association
will hear an address by Henry Gill;
gan of the Board of Education, Presi-
dent M. M. Mclean says.
Georgetown.
1.-TWO committees to arrange cele-
brations for the Georgetown
Citizens Association will be ap-
pointed at tomorrow nights meeting.
A committee to celebrate the COM
pletion of the P street bridge the
latter part of next month will be ap-
pointed, John H. Small, president,
says This is the result of several
years work of this and neighboring
bodies in behalf of the project.
The projected new Geogetown
Library to be completed this Fall also
is to be opened with appropriate ex-
ercises. A committee to arrange this
program during the civic groups
Summer recess, will be appointed to-
morrow night also. e.
During the Summer recess of this
group, the Executive Committee is
authorized to take all necessary ac-
ton for the association. The asso-
citation recesses after this meeting to
reconvene again in October.
Logan Thomas Circle.
VYIITH the coming of the Shriners
" in June the Logan-Thomas
Circle Citizens Association
expects to have its area decorated.
At its meeting Tuesday night M. A.
Robbins, chairman, Shrine Decoration
Committee, is expected to report on
plans for decorating the territory
from June 9 to Is. Mrs. Ella M.
Thompson, president, declares.
Election of officers is also slated
ON this program. The group will meet