Evening star., 1934-09-02

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Stevens Post, No. 80, lot Upshur
street, 8 pm. Election of officers
Gregory and Ivan Munro. Visiting
A. Comstock, chairman; Louis G.
Vogt and Massie w. Blankenship.
Finance and audit-Basil Perkins,
chairman; Robert E. Brooks and Will
liam j. Cassidy. Publicity-H. E.
Hampshire, chairman; Francis Muir
ray and Ralph MacConnell. Legal
aid, T. M. Petersen, chairman; Otto
Wolf and Floyd Schlauch. Athletics
C. A. Gathgens, chairman; Leroy
McCauley and George McClain. Pro-
gram and entertainments. Murray,
chairman; William. j. Cassiday, Harry
Bateman, Grille Gaudette and Ed
ward r. Dixon. Frank L. Bruder is
chairman of membership, with mem
bers in each section. Band-Glenn
Curtiss, chairman; Harry Herbert
Teed, Eugene Gass, Alfredo Guaragna
and Grille Gaudette.
Officers of Victory Post, No. 4, were
installed at a meeting last Tuesday
night at Odd Fellows Hall as follows:
Francis Mcdonald, commander; Will
liam H. McCurdy, senior vice COM
mander; Joseph Workman, second
vice commander; Allen K. Hines, third
vice commander; George Jiggers, quar-
termaster; A. NJ Schroeder, chaplain;
Joseph Tracy, finance officer; E. j..
Barnanowski, sergeant at arms; Peter
McDonough and P. j. Hennessy, color
guards; Neal Lanahan and Frank
Tierney, color bearers; Edward ]. Nc
Geogh, adjutant; Anton Angelo, pub
licity officer, and R. M. Huey, judge
advocate. Relations Committee, Arthur
j. Skurry, Morris Beale, j. T. O'Brien,
E. c. Miner and j. McDade.
Oscar G. Jones, retiring commander,
was given a vote Of thanks for his
services and will be presented a past
commanders jewel Past Comdr.
Clarence w. Browning made an ad-
dress warning against propagandists
Members Of the U. S. S. Jacob Jones
Post, No. 2, who have received recent
department appointments are Nelia
Eichhorn, department graves registra-
ton officer, and Past Post Comdr.
Eunice Dessez, reappointed depart
ment war orphans scholarship officer.
Copies have been mailed to post men,
bers of a proposed change in the Sec
ton of the post constitution which
pertains to purchase of past COM
manders' jewels. A committee con-
sisting of Past Comdrs. Mayme Smith,
Helen McCarty and Lucille Allan has
been appointed to report on the mat
ter of printing the constitution and
bylaws.
The James Reese Europe Post, No. 5,
Drum and Bugle Corps will participate
in the parade sponsored by the South
west Civic Association and business
men Of Southwest Washington Sep
tember II. The parade will start from
the arsenal at tbs pm. and end at
the Mall. The corps until further
notice will hold no rehearsals on Tues
day nights.
At the next regular meeting Of the
post there will be nomination of
officers, with elections to be held the
following meeting. A membership
drive will be launched this month.
All World War veterans are invited
to join this post. Meetings are held
each second and fourth Tuesday at
the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. at
8:15 pm.
Stuart Walcott Post, No. 10, met
last Tuesday in the rooms of the
Washington Board of Trade, Evening
Star Building. Comdr. Henry F.
Fones read a communication from
Department Comdr. j. O'C. Roberts,
a member of this post, outlining his
program during his term of Office and
requesting the cooperation Of all Le-
gionnaires in bringing about desired
results. A suggestion by Allen M. Err
good for the creation Of a post drill
team was held over for consideration
at future meeting. Nominations for
officers were made. Election and in
stallation will be held at the Septem-
Der meeting. Tentative arrangements
are being made for entertainment and
refreshments at this meeting.
A program for the Sons of the
American Legion squadron Of the post
will be arranged in the near future
and all details regarding this program
will be announced at a later date.
Election of officers will be held at
the meeting of Costello Post next
Tuesday evening in the board room,
District Building.
Appointment of Gregory Cipriani
and Meyer Taske as post representa-
tives to the District of Columbia
Board of Adult Education has been
announced. The post will partici-
pate in the Labor day parade.