Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1934, Page 37

STAR, WASHINGTON, PARLEY CALLED ON RECREATION Unified Program to Be Dis- cussed at Meeting Next Friday. Another conference to discuss a unified recreational program for Wash- ington and vicinity has been set for Hext Friday afternoon. | Frederic A. Delano, chairman of the National Park and Planning Com- mission, today invited some 50 repre- sentative citizens, who advised on the | recent recreational survey here, wt‘ assemble at the Navy Building to dis- | cuss the problem further. The meeting will be a follow-up on last Tuesday's meeting, at which L. H. | ‘Weir, expert of the National Recrea- tion Association, as consultant to the commission, made his report on the situation here and suggested four pos- sible plans to achieve unity and| maximum use of recreational facilities ‘Weir to Be Present. The citizens, who represent the District government¥ the Board of Ed- ucation, the National Park Service, business and civic interests, will as- semble at 3 pm. in the conference Toom of the Planning Commission. Mr. Weir. who issued a commentary on his written report last Tuesday, will be present to discuss the problem further. In announcing the meeting Thomas 8. Settle, secretary of the Planning Commission, said his organization is hoping to get “a made-in-Washington plan” for unified recreation here. This will have to be worked out by local citizens, just as was done with the program for eliminating alley ell- ings. The commission, he obs: . now has the benefit of an impartial | survey by a Nation-wide group—the National Recreation Association—but the solution will have to be localized. Plan to Be Determined. | “The commission’s attitude is not | to help this agency or that, but to determine what plan is best for the half million people of Washington,” said Mr. Settle. 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