Removal of the Center and Farm
ers’ Markets from their present sites
was discussed by the association, but
no formal action was taken. Dr, Mil
lard Thompson stressed the importance
of all market units being located in
the same locality, declaring this could
be done only through utilization of
the water front, where rail and water
transportation may be used to their
fullest possibilities. The matter was
referred to the committee in charge
; of public improvements and benefits,
; with instructions to report at the next
meeting when formal action will be
| taken.
I’raise Star Editorial.
It was voted to abandon the regu
lar meeting night of the association
in November and meet in special ses
sion during the period between No
vember 13 and 20, when an intensive
membership campaign will be inaug
urated along the lines laid down by
the Federation of Citizens’ Associa
| tions. Dr. Lewis J. Hattie read an
i editorial from The Star in which the
! value of organized civic endeavor was
highly praised. He commented on the
strength of the article and empha
sized the importance of having all
citizens take advantage of the cit
izens’ associations as the only means
of expressing their desires and mak
ing known community needs.
