Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1936, Page 26

Young Washington _ This studious burnette is Sylvia Shapiro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shapiro, 319 Quachkenbos street. She attends the Whittier School. Tomorrow: John Roman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roman, and Jack Kearney, son of Mr. Mrs. John Kearney. and —Star Staff Photo. CITIZENS APPROVE CLOSING OF ROAD Michigan Park Association Makes | Proviso in Plans for Lincoln Road. The Michigan Park Citizens’ Asso- eciation last night confirmed the action of its Executive Committee approving the proposed closing of Lincoln road northeast with a proviso that Franklin street between Fourth street northeast and the remainder of Lincoln road be | opened simultaneously. Approval of the proposed opening of Taylor street from Eighth street north- east to Fourteenth street northeast, in preparation for the new Bunker Hill School, was also voted. ‘Two new members were admitted to the association—Miss Grace Bush, principal of the Bunker Hill School, end Willis B. Magruder. Joseph L. 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