Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1928, Page 42

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The only section to which there developed con- siderable opposition was one limiting membership in the association to per- sons not belonging to other citizens' as- sociation. As the community contains two citizens’ groups, some members wished to reserve the right to join both. The section, as reported, was finally carried, however, Protest Fire Truck Speed. The association voted to register a protest with the District Commissioners against what they described as the un- necessary speed of fire apparatus through the city, and requested that the traffic laws be changed so as to regulate the speed of emergency vehicles both when responding to alarms and when making other runs. The legislative committee was directed to take the matter up with the District committees of Congress and iesl:thi; to l&)}e Federation of Citizens’ ociations resent th Tgaeery 2 e subject to Other resolutions passed authorized the school committee to negotiate “‘with the Board of Public Welfare and the Board of Education in an effort to se- cure bus transportation, especially dur- ing the Winter months, for school chil- dren in the outlying districts of the community, and provided for the ap- pointment of a committee to lay plans for a_membership drive. The school committee also was directed to investi- ?:te;hteheuphcing of thel yg}llmger pupils pper floors of e Conj Heights School. i Standing Committees Named. The standing committees, as an- nounced by Dr. E. E. Richardson, presi- dent, are: Fort sites and parks—Gustav Bender and M. R. Van Sise. Streets and sidewalks—F. C. White and B. Taylor. Lights—E. Beagle and Francis Wlhler Health and _sanitation—Mrs, B. Eldred and E. Beagle. Membership—Jesse _Talbert, George B. Stevens and Louis Bombrest. School—Dr. E. E. Richardson, Valen- tine Wahler and Edgar McDomld 3 . M. Fadeley Trees and parking—H. N, ‘Weisbrod and Theodore Dledrlgh Police and fire—J. Louis Gelbman, Arthur Righter and Dr. Richardson. Public utilities—C. G. Haltgren, J. B, McDonald and A. Lugenbee Entertainment—George B. Stevens, C. G. Haltgren, H, N. Wei 'and Gustav Be; oo d wates Read, ewers and water—E. J. M. Reigelman and A. E. Davison. e v:{cmmmn—u Joyce and R. A. arty. —_— University Astronomer Dies. ST. PAUL, Minn., November 13 (#). —Francis P. Leavenworth, 68, professor emeritus of astronomy at the Uni- versity of Minnesota, died today. Prof. Leavenworth, who formerly was head of the department of astronomy, com- pleted 35 years of service as a member of the faculty last TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS, b National— Macbeth,” tragedy, at 8v1§ m. Belasco—"The Sacred Flame,” a new gl:ny by W. 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