Evening star., 1938-10-02
WEEKLY REVIEW.

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associations that met from Thursday,
September %. through Wednesday,
September 20:
FORT DAvIs-Asked for sewage IA
cilities. Voted to join with the Hill
crest and Summit Park Citizens As
sociations In efforts to replace 35-year-
old school buildings. Voted to join
Southeast Conference Of Citizens As
sociations.
METROPOLIS V1EW-LAid plans
for the coming years efforts. including
plans to secure . school in the area.
street improvements, playground facil-
tiles and restrictive covenants. Named
special committee to study parking
meters. Named Vincent Boudren pres
ident. Laid plans for q membership
drive.
ANACOST1A-Asked District Of
hcial for extensive street improve
ments. Named winners of a local
contest for most attractive lawns and
gardens. Named Nominating Com
mittee for report and annual election
Filling Of Vacancy Urged.
MID-CITY-Urged immediate filing
Of vacancy caused by Commissioner
Aliens resignation with a resident of
the District Of at least five years
standing. Read letter from the White
House giving approval to the pro-
posed Thomas Circle underpass. Asked
congressional investigation Of COM
munistic activities and scored COM
munistic" attacks on public officials;
voted confidence in District Commis-
sioners and Police Department. Asked
that Mid-City be the first area to be
considered by Federal slum clearance
project officials. Criticized lack Of rec
reation facilities for children. Asked
reconditioning Of No. 2 police precinct
station and new Womens Bureau.
NORTH CAPITOL-Opposed flood
lights at Mcmillan Playground for
night activities. Discussed methods
OF maintaining high real estate values.
Asks Additional Fairgrounds.
LOGAN THOMAS CIRCLFa.
vored more Fairgrounds In the central
area OF Washington. Favored q new
building to house No. 2 precinct sta
ton. Favored participation In CITY,
wide Halloween celebration. Re-
elected Mrs. Ella M. Thompson presi-
dent.
sOUTHEAsT-Opposed pollution Of
local streams and favored steps to
eradicate these conditions. Opposed
increased salaries for District en-
ployes now earning more than $4,000
annually. Protested possible closing
Of District Receiving Home. Changed
meeting place from No. S police pre-
cinct station to Hine Junior High
School.
CIVIC CALENDAR.
The following citizens associations
are scheduled to meet during the com.
ing week:
Monday, October 3.
Bladensburg Road, 8 pm, Church
Of Christ.
Citizens Of Takoma, D. c.; 8 pm,
Takoma School.
Dupont Circle, 4:3o PM, Maynower
Hotel.
Forest Hills, 3 pm, Ben M,rch
School.
Kenilworth. . pm, Kenilworth
School.
Manor Park, 8 pm, Whittier School.
Metropolis View, pm, Crosby 8.
Noyes School.
Michigan Park, 8 pm, Bunker Hill
School.
Progressive Citizens Of CONGRESS
Heights, 8 pm, Congress Heights
School.
Progressive Citizens Of Georgetown,
3 pm, Curtis School.
Tuesday, October 4.
Columbia Heights, 8 pm, Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
North Cleveland Park, 8 pm, 1928
Window place NV.
Randle Highlands, 3 pm, Orr
School.
Wednesday, October s.
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants,
1880 pm, Old Union Engine House.
Friendship, 8 pm, Janney School.
Thursday, October 8.
Bradbury Heights, 8 pm. Bradbury
Heights Asfhodist Church.