Evening star., 1941-01-26
Cross.To own Bus Line Advocates Teamins Up


The present indications prospects are good for
effective the ntercepng
the northern Such a divergence of
opinion existed the recommended agreement
between and negborhoods appeared hopeless
was the way it appeared at the recent meeting of the Federation
OF Cizen Associations when after long debate approval
only given to the principle Of such crosstoWn service without spec
flying
At representative meeting, called by the Md-cty Citizens
Association held Wednesday last
ness groups represented This meeting decided
support behind of proposed the
other as alternative. Pending final decision
be given the preferred status careful inquiry being
determine the feasibility of using either both.
Both of these westmoreand Circle
Massachusetts, and Western would 20 along
Military thence through Rock creek
Park Concord to North
Capitol street and via Hawaii avenue Taylor NE Twelfth
South Dakota avenue Bdensb road
An alternate through the park
after going over Yuma street Belt road Porter
road From the park the Park
place Michigan and
thence to Bladensburg road
The Joint Committee job will COM
pee Commission
hearing on Tuesday, February II.
Ammunition Available for District Problem No.
The questions and answers, regarding District of Columbia
national proposed to
the constitution which published in The Star
have been reprinted by The Star in broadse form dis
rbution The broadsde also contains the article of Theodore
Noyes editor of The Star The Day. November 1e4o
peared in The Star election day This article
upodae informative material Of special value
terested in the question of political equity for
uba Copies of this are available for free distribution
at room AIS, Evening Star Building.
definitely the questions raised regarding the proposal
icanz the Washingonans The facts and figures contained
Mr. Noy article back up and cinch the for the
solution Of District Of Columbia Problem No l.
The Problem of 100 Per Cent Natural Gas
The problem of substituting 100 natural the
supply of combined manufactured and natural ap
pears mentioned
filed recently with the Public Utilities Commission
Washington Gas Light Co. somewhat into legal echnaes
there are other factors with which the civic amen i'm
pressed.
The first of these the question Of the required
In equipment the homes in order the
fuel citizens have would
have felt
The changes would and rather
large in many individual cases
Of interest to the layman in the civic
we'll the of fear of having
depend of supply has been suggested
could maintain plant in
made if the natural supply should be stopped temporarily inter-
this connection there then arises the question of the
suppose all existing equipment altered to burn 100
becomes emergency to sud-
knowing if it be done If such sudden switch back manu-
faured possible then they want to know just why so elab
alterations equipment required when the 100 per cent
natural introduced
plain fundamental questions which the
citizens raising They appear more interested In know
whether their plant home will be blown up because OF
adaptable technical questions whether
the has the authority or any one else
such change in the type OF
be supplied the District consumers
plant standing ready to take over
the load as Co. when its dis
tant interrupted? Citizens desire answers to these
questions proceeding further on this proposal
The idea cheaper appeals all of the citizens whether
organized there Is interest IN learning
the facts as guide for organization the
change over TO natural gas pasg
action non the attractive superficial claims OF price advantage OF
the natural product the manufactured Other groups are
until they be reasonably sure OF having