Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1937, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1837. We Solve | Your Moving Problems | Estimates on Moving, Packing, CHANGE IN COURT OPPOSEDBY GROUP Columbia Heights Citizens’ Associaton Nominates | for Officers. || The Columbia Heights Citizens’ As- or Storage Gladly Given. SMITH’S TRANSFER | AND STORAGE CO. I North 3343 1313 You St. NW. | f | | | Roosevelt’s plan to add six new jus- || sociation president, introduced the ! | present, but only about one-third Six DoLrars’ Pique and Organdy on White A\ 919 Q St. Ipswich Cottage 1106 G St. ) At = e ) w These are O The Reasons L For the Ipswich Cottage Nee's 1106 G St. Store Very New! Coronation Striped Marquisette EVENING DRESS $25 Designed with Vionnet neck- sleeves in . See it to- was sketched at Zirkin's, Dress Dept., Second Floor ZIRKIN 821 14th Street N.W. Washington’s Oldest Furriers !| sociation, after a 15-minute discus- sion, last night opposed President tices to the Supreme Court. Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, as- resolution. Thirty-four persons were voted for or against. Nomination of officers were made. Mrs. Worrell and Frank M. Barnes were named candidates for the pres- idency. Other nominations included: First vice president, John M. Botele) second vice president, Alton B. Carty; third vice president, Mrs. W. B. Wender; secretary, W. I. Swanton; treasurer, William C. Strauss, and del- egates to the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, Mrs. Marie Flynn Mad- dox and George H. Brown. Election of officers will be at the group's May meeting Opposition to an increase in District taxes of $12,000,000 was voiced in a resolution introduced by Boteler. It‘ was adopted. District officials were urged in an- | other resolution approved by the as- sociation to revise the building code | | to call for garages in connection with | the construction of new apartment houses. Representative Anthony A. Fleger of Ohio, Capt. Delbert Brunton and Arthur L. Johnson spoke in favor of the Townsend old-age plan. The District Commissioners were urged to seek a deficiency appropria- tion fund of at least $100,000 a month for the remainder of the fisoal year to care for Washington's unemployed “‘employables.” UNNEEDED RAISE Association Would Restrict Increases. The North Cleveland Park Citizens’ Association voted last night to oppose any plan for increasing taxes of the District above what is necessary to meet current demands. 3 In discussion of various proposed | bills to raise additional revenue in the District, only one—the automo- bile tax—was held to be low enough to justify raising. i A committee was appointed to co- |# operate with the Friendship Citizens Association in establishing a boys’ | & club in the upper Wisconsin section. A letter from the Friendship associa. tion said that 300 boys interested in forming such a club had attended a ganization plans. The Copeland bill, designed to regulate selection of delegates and committee members from the District to national political conventions, was tabled in lieu of an opinion from the association committee handling such |? matters. | It was voted not to hold a meeting | ¢ in May unless unusual circumstances warranted it, in which case individual | notices will be sent to members. “0OLD-TIMERS” REUNION Event in May Will Mark Anni- versary of Founding of Organization. Plans for the annual “Old Timers' reunion at the Y. M. C. A. were dis- cussed yesterday at a meeting of the | Committee on Arrangements, headed by Charles W. Pimper. The reunion will be held at the local “Y" between May 11 and 19, marking the eighty- fifth anniversary of the establishment {; of the organization here. Other members of the committee are C. E. Beckett, W. M. Cheseldine, C. F. Crane, Dr. E. M. Ellison, Clarence | ; L. Harding, W. O. Hiltabidle, Harry O. Hine, L. D. Latimer, Harry G. Lay- cock, Grant Leet, Charles P. Raven-|: burg, E. L. Springer, George Francis Williams, L. W. De Gast, E. 8. Fetra and C. E. Fleming, secretary. - SOUT; DAKOTA SOCIETY Officers to Be Elected at Dinner Saturday Night. The annual dinner-dance of the South Dakota State Society, at which | election of officers will take place, will | be held Saturday night at the Broad- moor Apartments, 3601 Connecticut Royal C. Johnson, former Repre- | sentative from South Dakota and| president of the society, will preside. Prominent guests are to include Sena- tor William J. Bulow, Senator Herbert |3 H. Hitchcock, Representative Francis Burke, former commissioner of Indian affairs. President Greets Winner of C. C. C. Essay Contest Blushes at Con- gratulations. P. J. ODonnell, 6-foot former amateur heavyweight boxing cham- pion of Everett, Mass., stood blushing in front of President Roosevelt yester- day while the latter congratulated him on his prize-winning essay on “What the Civilian Conservation Corps Has Meant to Me.” For winning the contest, which was open to all the more than 300,000 young men enrolled in C. C. C. camps throughout the country, O'Donnell won a prize of $25 in gold and a trip | to Washington. He was taken to the ‘White House by Senator Green of | Rhode Island. Also accompanying | him was Melvin Ryder, editor of Happy Days, the organ of the C.C. C., which offered the prize. Among other things written by O'Donnell in his essay was the state- ment: “I received from my enrollment in the C. C. C. the development of physical fitness, mental alertness, so- cial responsibility, moral discipline and the growth of standards of con- duct that are indispensable.” "~ IN TAXES CPPOSED ¢ North Cleveland Park Citizens’ recent meeting for preliminary or- | £ IS PLANNED AT Y. M. C. A. g avenue. | H. Case, W. W. Howes, First Assistant |3 Postmaster General, and Charles H.|# Six-Foot New Englander Printed Lawns Printed Dimity . Printed Linens Dotted Swisses Cossack Crash French Linens Cloquassay (sheer seersucker) Regularly $3.95 Sizes 12 to 20—38 to 44 One and two piece—feminine, fresh and gay with scarf and $ belt contrasts—ric-rac trims—pert peplums —zipper pockets—bright loop trims square and V neckline styles Dirndls! Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44. Colorful as a flower-garden— Flesh, Orchid, Copen, Wine, Ginger, Rose, Aquo, Rust, Maize, Dubonner, Navy, Brown, Black, W hite! Cotton Shop, Firth Floor Sugerb $22.75 and $2.5 Knit Dresses, Suits 2 and 4 Pc. 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