Evening star., 1936-01-12
Monday, January Is.

| congress HelgntS C1tlDenS ASS0cla-
tion, 8 pm, Congress Heights School
Continuation of efforts to regain post
Office substation by President E. J..
Reed. Report on progress on Oxon
Run interceptor. Fairgrounds and
Streets and Sidewalks Committee re-
ports. Discussion of regulation to
revoke drivers permits for speeding.
Hillcrest Citizens Association. 8
pm, East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church-Action on bus service.
President r. c. Darnell states. Re-
port on the subject by James H. Reed,
chairman Public Utilities Committee
Action to secure new school. Report
of the Schools Committee by Jenry
L. Grampp. Action on advisory ref
erendum proposed by Commissioner
Allen. DR.. E. E. Richardson. vice
chairman. Southeast Council of Citi-
zens' Associations, will speak on the
current membership drive.
Kalorama Citizens Association. 8
pm, 2345 Ashmead place-Report on
public utilities hearings by Arthur
B. L. Mefny, declares Mrs Anna Kel-
ton Wiley, president. Other reports
and discussion will include the lunacy
bill by Monte Sanger and communism
in the public schools by George w.
Hodkins. Peoples Cuonsel William
A. Roberts plan for arriving at just
Federal appropriation to District ex-
penseS will be acted upon.
Northeast Citizens Association.
pm, Ludlow School. Action to secure
paving of certain streets is promised
by Secretary Joseph Notes. Discussion
of trafic matters and pending District
legislation.
Park View Citizens Association, 8
pm, Park View Platoon School. Presi.
dent F. " Hale announces appoint
ment of standing committees discus
sion Of communism in the public
schools and Commissioner Aliens pro-
posed advisory referendum for the
District. A play presented by children
of the community.
Piney Branch Citizens Association,
8 pm, Roosevelt High School. Dis
cussion of traffic situation, Capt. G. L.
Shorey, president, announces. The
question Of communism in the public
schools may come up also, he states.
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
8 pm, Peabody School. Discussion Of
overcrowded conditions at Eastern
High School, President Harry N. Stull,
announces. The parking ban from 2
to 8 am. on Massachusetts, avenue
from Eleventh street northeast to
Sixth street northeast will also come
up for action. The proposed referen-
dunn for the District, announced by
Commissioner George E. Allen, will be
discussed.
Tuesday, January II.
Burleith Citizens Association, 8 pm.
Gordon Junior High School. Com
mittee report on the possibilities of
securing playground facilities, Harry
Radcliffe. president, asserts. Schools
Committee report on communism in
the public schools. Report on the
recent Public Utilities Commission
hearings. Speaker Of the evening will
be Mrs. Jesse c. Adkins, on the pro-
posed juvenile courts buildings. Motion
pictures on safe driving will be shown.
Summit Park Citizens Association,
8 PM, 3703 Bangor Street Southeast
Cathedral Heights. Cleveland Park
Citizens Association, 9 pm, st.
Adams Church parish hall.
East Washington Heights Citizens
Association, 8 pm, Bradbury Heights
Methodist Church. Efforts to secure
a school will be continued this month,
President Charles H. Baumbach re-
veals. Baumbach will be unable to
attend and the task of presiding will
fall to the vice president. Report and
discussion Of the recent public utili-
ties hearing.
North Randle Community Citizens
Association, 8 PM, Free Methodist
Church. Action on school needs,
President M. G. Fincham announces.
Plans to cooperate with the South
east Council of Citizens Associations
in its membership drive. Discussion
Of Commissioner Aliens proposal for
o referendum for the District.
Randle Highlands Citizens Associ-
alton, 8 pm, 4207 Minnesota avenue
southeast.
Wednesday, January Is.
Chevy Chase Citizens Association,
Q pm. Z. v. HroYn School. The pro-