Evening star., 1935-09-01

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nection with the idea of the post to
affiliate itself with Gre Of these crgaa-
izations. Discussion upon this subject
was participated in by Nathan Silver
berg, j. O'C. Roberts, Ira D. Scott. E.
j. Hurdle and others. Upon mstruc-
tions from the commander Mr.. Silver
berg will make further inquiries in
this direction and submit supple
mentary report at the September
meeting of the post.
The post voted to draft resolution
having for its effect the prohibiting
of participation Of any team repre-
senting the United States in the forth
coming German Olympic games as .
protest against the treatment accorded
Jews. Catholics, Masons and World
War veterans of Germany by the
present German regime. Comdr. Rose
named j. O'C. Roberts and Emmett r.
Carroll to prepare such a resolution.
Harry D. Appleby entertained. Capt.
Watson B. Miller spoke on rehabilita-
ton. William C. Meier spoke in high
praise Of Benjamin Aronsohn for the
services he rendered to the department
in connection with the recent conven-
tion parade.
J. O'C Roberts, on behalf Of the
post, presented certificates of merit
to the following members in recogni-
ton Of their services in bringing new
members into the post: Emmett r
Carroll, Allen M. Ergood. Nathan Sill
verberg, w. w. Watt, Samuel Rose.
Benjamin AronSohn.
Nomination of officers were as fol-
lows: For commander, William w.
Watt and Nathan Silverherg; for
senior vice commander, Ira D. Scott;
Junior vice commander, Emmett R.
Carroll; judge advocate, Albert Grob-
stein; historian, Vernon S. Auld; quar-
termaster, Leo F. Wise: sergeant at
arms, Walter H Schmidt; master at
arms, Allen NJ Ergood; chaplain, Dr..
Charles z. Rolph; surgeon. Dr. Ray F.
Guynn; trustee, Samuel Rose.
Fort Stevens Post, No. 80. will meet
IN closed session in Fort Stevens Hall.
306 Kennedy street. next Thursday at
8:15 pm. for election of officers. Can
didates are: Commander, John D.
Kiley, John T. Long; first vice COM
mander, A. w. Tucker. J. A. Walker;
second vice commander, ]. B. Hogan.
M j. Lyons; third vice commander, A.
c. Harmon, J. r. Miller: chaplain,
Frank r. Howard. Erwin B. Peatross;
executive committeeman, J. A. Ashi, l..
A. Broderick, W. M. Green, ]. N.
Purks, G. H Smith and r. H. Wan
cour.
Installation of officers will be held
September II Chairman Reel has
made special arrangements for guests
on that occasion. Department Comdr.
J. J. Malloy and staff and post COM
manders Of the department have been
invited to attend.
John D. Kiley announces a post
dance at Indian Spring Country Club
September IA.
George A. Bamford and Joseph L.
Stafford have been recently admitted
to membership.
A special meeting Of post officers
and executive committeeman was held
last Wednesday.
Members of Government Printing
Office Post, No. SO. are requested to
attend the September 0 meeting for
nomination Of officers.
Department Comdr. Joseph J. NAL
10y appointed Comdr o. C. Gaudette
a member of the Civics Relations
Committee and Junior Vice Comdr. NJ.
w. Blankinship a member Of the
Publicity Committee for the Depart
ment of the District of Columbia.
The post will join with the depart
ment in the celebration of Constitu-
ton day, to be held September II.
A meeting Of Lincoln Post, No. II.
will be held Tuesday in the hall Of
the Columbia Bowling Alleys, located
at 1880 Fourteenth street. Nomina-
tionS of officers will be made. Chris
topher C. Bennett of the War Depart
ment will give a lecture on finger
printing work.
Kenneth H. Nash Post will meet
next Thursday night in Bacas
Bros restaurant, Eighth and M
streets southeast. There will be norni-
nation of post officers Election and
installat.) IN will be held September 10.
The next meeting Of Sergt. Jasper
Post, No. 13, will be held September
IL In the Musicians Hall, 1105 Six
teenth street, at 8 pm. Selection Of
officers will be held. Comdr. w. A.
McCallum has accepted q position
which will keep him out Of the city
most of the time and this will be his
last meeting.
Edward L. Marthill was appointed
veterans preference oficer and George
Lee member of the Publicity Com
mittee.
The Sons of the American Legion
will sponsor an outing for its members
next Wednesday on the steamer Po-
tomac. Admission to the boat will be
free for all members who present their
1885 membership card, and parents
who accompany them will be charged
so cents for the round trip. No chill
dren will be admitted to the boat who
are not accompanied by their parents
or some grown persons. The boat will
leave at 8 am. and return at nm.
All members are requested to bring
their own lunch.
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