Evening star., 1948-10-17
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
A Clean Cityio Sesquicentennial;
Denial of Representation Inexcusable
By Jesse c. Suter


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letter to the published the editorial Of
The writer
Rere IS Vorm e1ery apple and blight for evy @
dozen turn he Rejecting Pool thing beauty and JOY for
to huge garbage receptacle This small segment
eat along Reaeetne
indicate
few nconspcuous wire ptaces at intervals
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would keep the pool cean despite careless
visitors garbage csumulations look at all
must have poor op m m n G
even by cultured elements
ssee e. M R M Sa
few st for agung public property doubtless would correct
The Division Of Sanitation ciys
and alleys and d They do as JOB as
work The fact however remains that no matter what facilities were
parks by the once Of National Capital
If the Metropolitan Police the Park Police Municipal
could M police would e those
believed that under such method great step would be taken
early begin in assisting the careless and
S Gf 'n a also too esy make an effort to
police and court interest in this problem
Dangerous Speeding on Blair and Piney Branch Roads
rakona a'iD were Of motor
5 R o a e Ry Many are "
hae nd Dee the sn esss
the evening rush hour Similar police control not available In the
4s h hgh esd 1oadd % trucks ON Blair road shifting
an the pns ana ug natsns e and a
of constant to and other . %
carrying them through Georgia avenue
The Takoms D c. expanding rapidly the
the sections into which the
has been these @ ca cp M ne Ee
~ess'ad lite at at the October meeting: ~
An Unrepresented D. c. Has Always Aroused lndena9n
to hs sS is5O there s dda for
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held that invoking this might be deferred to
isens We're participants through publication
vital issues ss e
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he aside from
equally pertinent conditions 148 years later
du us to hst pcs
by laws in in the wch we we nave v no a
for from them u we % G h os III.
situation being subject to laws made
very "h a We in the
heU. for the rs that v" cannot
pamphlet published by James Thomas Of f., @ 5s2s
sodify the OF
which neck and neck with
the etrocesson of the Virginia portion OF the District OF Co
bia Discussing what gained and what given up by the
Federal Government
particular attention to what was given lost.
this territory" he asks
Representation
essential by Revolutionary oreathers
least nmaion restrict it, Wrest its possession from their
Declaration of Independence? He has refused
the accommodation of large districts OF people unless those
the
o formidable to tyrans only
this truly noble and American considered
but 10 II had elapsed since 1T
the world forced that
posterity voluntarily with privilege for the
lately soemny pledged their lives,
hOnOrs The spirit of the in
almost prophetic vson
rights aroused their
writer's have
of those the
later But all of their discussions join in unison support OF
like
of this community of those vital rights American citizenship
which they denied.
regular monthly Washington
Education Burlington
Tuesday The will Hobart
tendent schools which follows the established
meeting.
subcommittee
Howard chairman Lotion Wesley chairman Charles Blo-
assistant the
Subcommittee charmen Thomas Clifton S.
Hoffman, handicapped children
national legislation w. Herbert Gill school buildings and COSTS Francis
Simmons teachers Washington Cleveland safety
Aiken universities and private schools.
In addition the subcommittee there continuous
Craftsmanship
Robert Haycock and another the with
r. Bohraus and p McA6oo a
The Education Committee has for years been one OF the hard
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