Evening star., 1935-11-03
President Main Speaker
On Armistice Program
National Commander of Legion and Head of
Auxiliary Also to Be Heard in Ar
lington Services

Past Comdr. Norman r. Grant Is in
charge of membership drive.
With view of entering competition
at the next national convention In
Cleveland, the Costello Drum and
Bugle Corps, under direction of Pres
ident Heine and Instructor Luther
has been drilling intensely. In order
that the corps may receive flrst-class
instruction in foot movements, the
services Of Matthew G. Mcintyre. for
mer drill sergeant in the 23rd Infan-
try. have been obtained. The corps
at present is in need of few buglers
and drummers and any one interested
may report any Monday at 8 pm. at
National Guard Armory. Tomorrows
meeting the personnel will vote on
acceptance of an invitation to partici-
pate as an escort to ranking Legion
officials in an Armistice day celebra-
ton In New York City.
Elmer E. Reynolds, former sergeant
in the Balloon Corps of the A. E. F.,
will address the post Tuesday evening
in Musicians Hall on his experiences
in Parachute Jumping" A small play,
"A Night at Jimmy's." will be pre-
sented.
Kenneth H. Nash Post, No. 8, will
hold Armistice day services at the
Christian Church, Hyattstown. Md,
on November 10. Members are re-
quested to meet at the entrance OF
Mount Alto Hospital at $50 pm.
A meeting of the post will be held
November 13 at Bacas' brothers res
taurant, Eighth and M streets SOUTH
east.
c. w. Garlock, third vice COM
mander of Lincoln Post, who is serv-
ing on the department Armistice Day
Committee, requests all members to
be present at Arlington Cemetery at
1890 am.
comdr. Phillips has completed ar
rangements for a membership drive
in the Columbia Heights community.
At a recent meeting officers were
elected as follows: Commander, Rol-
land w. Phillips; first vice COM
mander, Harold A. Emery; second vice
commander, DR.. Hyman D. Shapiro;
third vice commander. Charles w.
Garlock; chaplain, Hampton D.
Percy; finance officer, E. G. Flester;
historian, Joseph Blubaugh: surgeon,
DR.. Walter E. Kline; sergeant at arms,
Arthur E. Greeley; color bearers, Paul
A. Ullrich and Norman D. Jarvis;
trustee, E. P. Van Hise; appointed
adJutant, o. E. Roberts, jr.
Newly appointed chairmen on active
committees are Membership Officer,
H. D. Shapiro: Entertainment, C. w.
Garlock; Sons of American Legion,
Harold A. Emery; Civic Relations,
c. T. Milne; Americanism, w. Cha
conas; Welfare, George Ford; Sick
Call and Relief, DR.. w. E. Kline:
Publicity Director, R. Blick; En-
ployment, Ross johnson; Athletics
S. H. Campbell.
A New Year Eve party at the
Mayf1ower Hotel for Legionnaires and
their friends will be sponsored by the
District grande voiture of the 40
and 8. Subscriptions will be limited
to $50
There will be dancing from 10 pm.
to am. Supper will be served lust
before midnight and breakfast after
the dancing concludes. C. Cassard
Schrot is chairman of the commit
tee in charge.
Stanley Church Depue Post, No. 30.
met at the Hayloft for election and
installation of officers. Department
Comdr. Joseph j. Malloy installed:
Commander, Frank Greer; senior vice
commander, Michael Finan; Junior
vice commander, Ralph E. Kelly; third
vice commander, Wilbur H. Bladen:
Judge advocate, Sidney H. Bassler;
historian. j. Paul Duke: sergeant at
arms, William E. Byrd; master at
armes. Edison Counts; quartermaster.
j. P. Greenlaw; chaplain, John GRAY:
trustees, A. E. Schnapp, George p.
Luce. N. B. Fields; appointed, Charles
N. Griffin, adjutant; Jess Fraser.
finance officer, and Barnard E. Bee
publicity officer. New post colors were
presented by Liedy S. Depue
The annual dance will be held No.
vember Is, at Press Club.