Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26

The washington Board of Trade in a little M
folder which has been ceulatins raises specific
bill admit. These Jesse su's
by the associations and
with zeal than But the position which has taken
identical with its continuous attitude the question OF en-
Endorsed the acquire through
1e Of he of to have
President se 2di and Vice President
"a attempts have been
made to the Board of Trade from this stand and
House election of the Board of Education and
The only result of such attempts was for the Board OF Trade to
rem its n @ in the qngss ham. sna
that there n could BE no M e Their the
voting participation in the Government of their country.
Baseess Charge of Insncerity.
General Counsel Edward coladay the leading spokesman for
charged with personal nncer Mr. coaday has the unusual
the third president of the Federation
The chalenge of Mr. coadays sincerity based on claim
tons in 1919 he advocated D When was naosea by
h a o cb It eaed that Tntham
appeared invitation President Coaday at meeting of the
of Citizens and explained and advocated his
Evening Star of Sunday
May it that Mr. dmkham appeared the meeting
and discussed length various District legislation then pending in
in the fiscal relations between the States and
DIX n M n ting on the o h % the vh ph n
troduced on February 4 1916.
had n & e bs Ha local
e es m M nG
of civil merit system for appointment of the District
Appointment would have been made after
The soaed feature was the restriction of ap-
residents all there This
the bill which the Federation of Citizens Associations voted
in The Star Of the following day coiaday
ofhces as they had number of times previously
The Keauver bill makes such restrictions appointments
electors
Documentary Proof of Sincerity
Coadays position the the
Federation report testimony
CONGRESS- States
Public Volume 173 which the follow
Now as to this question of suffrage this city have stated
that should for Presidential electors Representatives
Congress and for Senators deemed wise
nothing else do not think that should elect the
franchise
that all should have think that whatever law to be enacted
should with the fundamental principles Of the
and of the laws under which the Capital was located
ct think
they living in State formerly lived in the State Of
have voted there for presidential electors and all other Of
fces which with such vote the change OF
5 off % my M right TO v r en- the
United States for a Congressman and for Senator
With reference to the commission form
has been almost perfect in its administration here My home town
ha % OF so eSe m hast s
to be adopted such cities adopt it,
ration doubt they will continue do not think
make change that of the problem
the foregoing surely contribute
the
wild substanad 1t
to open a fine opportunity for an apology.
Public Convenience Statons-Improve. Not Abolish
Police Sup Robert j. Barrett advised
stations
government
like public station in the District abolished
Sss e sse sa s
the Districts stations at street and Pennsyi
fee should be these staionchey public
the time when they
stations primarily panhander
other Objectionable
cites police claim provided public buildings
restaurants and in other private establishments
pubLcspiried citizens
inclined
revolving
operated by the National Capitol which
condition
1t would to be timely to have thorough
other communities before adopting police
mendation to abolish them.
problem worthy of
citizens associations
peten supervision citizens
fairly visiting strangers
1t might be subcommittee
Senate Committees the District of Columbia
pection of these places foundation complete study of
important municipal problem.
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