The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-26
DEMAND FOR SPEED TN NAMING
MEMORIAL ARCHITECT BACKED
Bismarck American Legion Post
Endorses Building Com.
mittee's Request
KAhaPLlM SAYS LITTLE DONE
legionnaires Prepare to Back
Community Ghost Campaign
and Armistics Day

Endorsing the action of its memor-
ial building committee. members Of
the local American Legion post last
night joined with it In demanding
more speed in constructing the pro-
posed city-county memorial building.
A resolution. presented by the me-
mortal committee and adopted unani-
m0usly by members OF the post read:
Whereas. from reports presented
to Lloyd SpetZ Post No. /. American
Legion. Bismarck, N. D.. by its me.
mortal building committee. 1t appears
that there has been undue delay in
appointing an architect and proceed
ing with the construction Of the
World war memorial building.
Nov. therefore, be 1t resolved by
Lloyd spetz Post No. !. American
Legion, Bismarck. N. D.. that It
heartily endorses the action Of Its
memorial building committee In ask.
ing the city and county to proceed
with the appointment Of the archi-
tects already selected by the sub.
committee appointed to arrange for
these matters, as requested by the
memorial building committee Of this
post In It's resolution adopted Sep
tember Z and heretofore presented to
the city and county commissions.
Little Done Recently
The subcommittee Of three, In
whose hands the details Of selecting
an architect and constructing the
building have been placed, consists Of
A. p. Lenhart. representing the city
commission: George WIN, represent
ing the county commission. and r. ].
Kamplin. representing the American
Legion.
In 4 brief report to The post Kamp.
lin said little had been done recently
but that he was hopeful action on the
building would be taken soon.
It was the first meeting Of the local
post this season, the practice Of hold.
Ing regular meetings having been
abandoned during the summer.
70 Az Chest Campaign
ARRANGEMENTS were made for par.
ticipation In the community chest
campaign and for the annual arnnl.
stice day celebration.
Members Of the legion committee
on the community chest drive, ap-
pointed BY Commander A. 7. foete.
con, are: Charles r. Martin, George
Janda, Herman Brocopp, @. w. Cas-,
Paul Cashman. Tom Calvin. James
Kiley. Don McPhee. Harry Rosenthal.
John Bowers. Walter 6athre. Carl
Tolberg. Art Tavis, 4. p. McKinnon
and George Haugen.
Committees were named on various
phases of the armistice day celebra.
tion g follows: Program. John
Bowers. 3. J. Kamplin and Alfred
Dale.
Parade, Major Harold sorcnson.
Herman Drocopp and q. w. Oass.
Transportation. George Janda and
h. = Kramer.
"a committee to have charge Of the
entertainment to be staged q the
mkt post meeting consists of Harold
0haft, J. a. Kitchen and Byron
Hitchcock.
John xarasiswics reported on the
jAni0e baseball teems sponSored ~
~ Loeion and the Legion's particle
patlon II tn Doy Scout movemont.
~ aid DiGmarclE1 junior basohell
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aoexo strength and tlae fact that 4
encountoco6 = stroag Fargo team n
~ final gaSne @ tho otoke tol1EnA-
neut. u & slgnlSloaut. ~ oaiG. that
that the Fargo jlln1oe team pltcl1og
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