Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1936, Page 31

; AL THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 6 1936—PART ONE. > STBEET EXTENS|0N Heights Citizens’ Assoclation, at Keene Willlam McK. Clayton be made peo- REG'STRAT'ON PLAN mous opposition in the Central Statis- only means of getting an ammu!NEw FIRE STAT|0N ed at Fourteenth street and Rhode School PFriday night. ple's counsel to ":m the position of tical Board. i lliltfl“!’:l 1:;4 the l\.lnmrnlwm:n“vmb‘l;: Island avenue northeast, is to be the D Dr. Jordan and Charles A. Lang- | Willlam A. Roberts. Sources close to said yes- ou plans for & Nation- 3 best equipped station in the * PROGRAM FORECAST |1e7, who have been working oo The | The association also approved the FOR JOBLESS HIT |tercey that white it nad not ted | door-to-door canvass. IN NORTHEAST BEGUN | et cauimped staton i e sertion of proposition for 20 years, ever since 1t | plan of Dr. George C. Ruhland, public . any final recommendations, members| Shortly afterward Gen. Hugh 8. the country.” Appointments of per- was first formulated by Senator Moses | health officer, to improve sanitary con- % — made it “quite clear” at their last| Johnson, former N. R. A. admini-|m . . House Long an Object of sonnel of the company have already Continuation, of New Hampshire o vew Hampahire, have been active | ditions in the city, especially & con-| pregident’s Suggestion of Volun- | meeting that any system of voluntary | trator, argued this would open the been made and are now receiving a ontinuation, € P! in contacting proper authorities in|cerns eating places. .“ Tegistration of jobleas would be op-|way for “patronage” and urged the| Drive by Rhode Island Avenue | course of training at the Fire Depart- Avenue Likely, Dr. Jordan | Annapolis and Batimore. 'The pro-| George 8. Foreman, chairman of the | - tary Listing Opposed by | posed. ; count be made by voluntary registra- Baaactations ment Drill School, so that as soon as Tells Citi posed addition will continue 2.4 miles | Utilities and Taxation Committee, an- Statistical Board. The Central Statistical pcud, com- | tion. Mr. Roosevelt sided with John- the house is completed trained men ells Citizens. P University lane, which proceeds to | nounced the decision of his committee istical Doard. Pposed of representatives from the Ped- | son’s suggestion. Work on a new fire station to serve | and the new equipment Will be ready, Gontinuation of New Hampshire | the Baltimore pike, thereby making & to oppose additional gas end auto-| BY ke Asscclated Press, eral Reserve Boarg, Treasury and other il the area of the Rhode Island Avenue| The construction of this “re house avenue beyond the District line is| direct route from the Chillum Heights | mobile weight taxes. A resolution to| President Roosevelt's tentative’ sug- departments, is the Government's chief L Citizens’ Association has begun, ac- | culminates a prolonged drive on the , likely, accordin to Dr. Lievellyn Jor- Section to Baltimore. Only one more | this effect was passed. gestion for registration of the unem-| advisory body on information-gather- 1888 Date of Founding. cording to 8 Teport by Capt. J. A.|part of the Rhode Island Avenue or- dan, chairman of the Committee on | purchase of necessary land is needed.| The proposed three-platoon eight- ployed—rather than a census count|ing activities. Lick Observatory, on Mount Ham- Mayhew, chairman of the Fire and | ganization, which was instrumental in Streets and Highways of the Board of| A H. 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