Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1931, Page 34

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Welsh, sec- retary, were appointed by the associa- tion o attend the hearing of the Zoning , Commission and voice the protest of the association, Playground. C. B. Reichard led a discussion for the improvement of the Georg: Trues- dale Schobl playground. It was stated | at the meeting that while the improving of this ground had been promised as yet tered over the ground. The Scho:l and Playground Committes w:s asked to in- vestigate the matter and forward these improvements as much as possible. Fight Howell Bill. Strong opposition to the Howell bill was voiced by members of the associa- tion, who declared that it was an in- vasion on the rights of the citizens of the District, inasmuch as they have no vote. A resolution was adopted by the as- sociation instructing the secretary to write the Petworth Citizens’' Associa- tion, expressing -eepest regrets at the death of their president, Chriswpher Lehmkuhl. The following new members were ad- TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. 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