Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1934, Page 11

RAIL LINE CHANGES. FOUGHT INTAKOMA Abandonment of Extension| 3 of 14th Street Tracks Declared Not Wise. Opposition to any changes in the existing street car lines or car routings serving the Takoma Park area was expressed in a resolution adopted last night at a meeting of the Citizens’ Association of Takoma. D. C.. held in the Takoma Park branch of the Wash- ington Public Library, Fifth and Cedar streets. The action was based on the belief it is not definitely established that such changes are a vital necessity in solving the transportation problem for the city as a whole, or that such changes will provide a satisfactory car service. It is also believed that an adequate and satisfactory bus service cannot be furnishea to supplement the present car service and provide complete transportation facilities to and from downtown Wa The abandonment of the service on the Takoma the Fourteenth street ticularly opposed would deprive t only of a thro but also make report 0( committee nposed of Dr ‘Whitaker, e C. Magathan and Gcg;,g-isum n. Oppose All-Night Parking. George E. Sullivan, chairman of | the Laws and Legislation Cor presented a resolution adopted, declaring opposi general ban on all-night par resolution also declared 2 am. for commencement of any ban is unreasonable and in effect a terfuge to compel the unnec rental of garage space “it b vious that just as fall before 2 am. as af T, to make the removal of aut 0s im- practicable or impossible.” The association voted to file a rotest against the renewal of several liquor licenses in the Takoma area THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1934.- Plentf of Heat Here Protected from the terrific heat this workman at the Corning Glass Works. Corning. N. Y., lle of molten glass, ¢ ch mirror for tk ramatic incidents t} 1 record-breaking time with the A. B. C. Board, on the recommendation of the Police and | Fire Committee headed by D. Stewart | | cating a Pa 'son. PxP\l(hn[ Wallace C. Magathan cretary W. M. Hurst and ce W. Whitaker were re- attend a meeting tomorrow in the Department of Com- lding, when W. A. Roberts, »eople unsel, will discuss the transportation situat Talks Representation. ivan addressed the meeting on tion of the District gov- cussed the various ent form of govern- ation in Congress and manager system. He ex- himself as favoring the pres- nission form of government WE'RE GOING TO MAKE IT EASIER THAN EVER FOR YOU TO BU\' Wfll{’l‘ll WHILE BthwRings for 529.50 with a fiery —of 18 L«Ml ulvm gold. 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