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BOSTON WOOL MARKET

BOSTON. March II lP.-(United States
Department of Agriculture "A few mills
bought wool to cover immediate require
ments today. While the buying was not
increasing.
Some lines of spot foreign woods showed
frmneSS
Some new Arizona woods were sold
around LOO secured basis in original bags
Quotations ranged mostly 1.O5-OS for
secured basis and graded French combing
length fine territory and few sales were
closed at prices on the low side of the
range.
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FURNACE PROFITS SOAR,

CHICAGO, March II (Py.-A net in
come of 81 1888 ,096-the largest since
1e3o-was reported by the Holland
Furnace Co., Holland, Mich, for the
II months ended December 81. After
allowance for cumulative convertible
stock, the amount applicable to COM
mon stock enables a $3.50 share divi-
dend.
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INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. March II LP.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. March 11-Dividends de-
clared tprepared by the Standard Sta
IistlcS Corp.
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Federal Spending
For Year Exceeds
Fiye.BilliOn Mark

By the Associated Press.
The Government expenditures this
fiscal year have crossed the $5,000,-
100000 mark
The daily Treasury statement showed
spending between last July l and
March aggregated 5000, 1892, 1903, or
S132,944,590 over the same period last
year.
The higher OUTLAWS were traceable in
part to social security and national de-
Tense expenditures.
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U. A. w. A. were on a most cordial

U. A. w. A. were on a most cordial
basis.
Producers had just begun to feel
elated over the last weeks wage
agreement in the steel industry as as
surlng an uninterrupted supply Of
that particular raw material when the
new strikes occurred. At the same
time, they pointed out that consid-
erably more than steel goes into the
making OF an automobile. Without
further interruption to assembly lines
total production volume of nearly
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City Auto Stamping Co-Companys
plant has been closed because of
Chrysler strike.
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LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON March II UP,-The Bank of
ENGLAND statement for the week ended
Circulation, 464 AS: increase. 1891:
bullion. 314.574; increase. 5s; reserves
10000; decrease, 3.463; public deposits
13l 493: increase 80: government securi.
ties. 90.074; increase 1855; other securi-
ties 20. 544: increase 3OS. The proper
ton of the banks reserve to liability is
1910 per cent compared with SO so last
week Rate of discount. 2 per cent.
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METAL MARKET,

NEW, YORK, March IL P-Copper
hrm; electrolytic. spot and future 1925
export, 17.62l2. Tin easier: spot and near.
by: "a 15;65,00; futures "a 37l2-62Aa
Lead steady spot New York, 1880;
East St. Louis. $50 Zinc steady: East St
Louis. spot and future 80 Iron, alum
mum, antimony, quicksilver. platinum
and Wolframite UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1937-12-05
FOLLOW NE POST
WILL GIVE PARTY
Benefit to Be Held Decem.
ber Is by VT. w. Unit at
Northeast Temple.
Meetings This Week.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Council
OF Administration, board room,
District Building.
Tuesday - Follow Me Post,
Northeast Masonic Temple; Mill
tary Order Of Coolies, e35 q place
NV.
Wednesday - Columbia Post,
Thomas Circle Club; Defense
Post, 2020 Rhode Island avenue
NE; Potomac Post, Seventeenth
and L streets NV; Washington
Post, Seventeenth and L streets
NV; Drum Corps, National
Guard Armory.
Friday-United States Treasury
Post, Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club.
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INSTRUCTOR NEED
FOR GUARD URGED
Number of Regular Enlisted Ser
geants Below Training
Requirements.

Militia units are feeling the results
OF lack of Regular Army sergeants as
signed to them for instruction pur-
poses, it was said, and many organi-
cations are seeking to have the num-
Der increased. The number of these
regulars, reduced considerably in the
governmental economy period, it is
declared, should be materially in
creased because the greater number
Of units formed under the two 5000
troop increments allowed by Gen.
gress put heavy load on the present
instructors. They not only are used
to aid in instructing and drilling, but
assist in handling the paper work and
the instruction courses by corre-
spondence.
There are so many things which
the Guard needs which must come
out of the appropriations that the Ma
tional Guard Bureau officials are try
ing to decide whether the reasslgn-
ment Of instructors in greater num-
bers is q more important expenditure
than other purposes which are also
very urgent.
When the reduction was made, in
1888, the number was limited to 351,
and since that time it was added, only
three more instructors have been as
signed to the Guard. Oficials say
the reduction was too drastic.
The adjutants general of many of
the States also have made recon-
mendations for increases. The Ma
tiopal Guard Association of the
United States stated it as its opinion
the total number of sergeant instruc-
tors on duty with the Guard should
be restored to the total authorized for
this duty prior to 1888.
1t has been estimated that a total
quota Of sergeant instructors equal in
number to the total quota of COM
missioned instructors would be about
the approximate number needed. The
number of commissioned instructors
now authorized is 436. However, the
bureau added that the prospect for
any increase appears to be far from
favorable.
1t was pointed out that while the
pay of these men comes out of the
Army appropriation, Communication of
quarters. rations and other relatively
minor expenses are payable from Ma
tional Guard. funds, e.-
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D. A. Y. WILL ELECT
SLATE THIS MONTH
Delegates to Annual Department
Convention January s Also
to Be Chosen.

Officers of the several chapters of
the District of Columbia Department.,
Disabled American Veterans, will be
elected this month as we'll as dele
gates to the annual department con-
vention to be held January 8.
The outgoing Executive Committee
of National Capital Chapter will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slater,
2609 Third street NE. December IA,
when the following will be present:
John T. Chichester. Theodore Lind
strom. William Phillips, Earl D. Har-
rell. William B. Covert, Lou McCray,
Theodore z. Carroll, Reginald g..
Reilly, Charles A. Foldenauer, Ed
mond Baldwin, Lawrence Eddgecumbe
and William r. Beall
At the meeting of the Women's Aux
iliary next Wednesday night, plans will
be made to serve Christmas baskets
to veterans at Mount Alto and Walter
Reed Hospitals. The auxiliary also
will assist Rea Chapter in a Christ
mas party for the children of that
unit.
The calendar for December is:
December g., p.m.-Women's Aux
iliary, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club.
December 13, pm.-Federal Chap
ter, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club
December is, p.m.-Department
Executive Committee, board room,
District Building.
December 16, 8 p.m.-Col. Young
Chapter, 11l4 Park avenue NV.
December II, p.m.-Dinner and
installation of officers, National Cap
ital Chapter, 2l00 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
December II, 8 p.m.-Ace-Rasmu
sen Chapter, Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines Club.
| December ~, 8 pm.-Rea Chapter,
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club.
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Four-Star Membership Cards
Giuen to 2O.Xear Legionnaires
Many in District Department Entitled
Also to Year Gold Star on Caps
or Uniforms.
Meetings This Week.

NANSSAIi9S = AkA6 VvCNAs
Monday-Guard of Honor, Ma
tional Guard Armory, 8 pm;
Costello Post Drum and Bugle
Corps. National Guard Armory,
8p.m.; Columbia Post Drum and
Bugle Corps, Registrars Building,
8 pm: Lincoln Post. Arcade
Building. 8 pm; McGroarty Post,
SPIN.
Tuesday-Fort Stevens Post
Drum and Bugle Corps. Roosevelt
High School. 8 pm: George
Washington Post, Admiral Club,
pm; Costello Post, v. F. w.
clubhouse. 8 pm: I'd Division
Post. New Colonial Hotel. 8pm.
Observation-Disclosures Post,
Hayloft, 8 pm; Tank Corps Post,
8 pm; Nash Post, 8 pm; Poto-
mac Post, Palisades Field House,
8p.m.
Thursday-George T. Killeen
Post, 1904 M street NV, 8 pm;
James E. Walker Post, Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A., 8 pm.
Friday-Treasury Post. dance.
Lafayette Hotel, 9 pm; Sons Of
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps,
National Guard Armory, 6 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
MARINES RETIRE
GEN. MATTHEWS
Col. Williams to Become
Quartermaster of Corps
as Brigadier General.

The report Of the Marine Corps Sc
lection Board last week and the retire.
ment from active service of Brig. Gen.
Hugh Matthews, quartermaster of the
corps, have been outstanding in de-
velopments at headquarters at the
Navy Department
Col. Seth Williams, who officially
becomes quartermaster, is i'll with
grippe at the Naval Hospital here,
but is expected to return to duty about
next Friday. He will have the rank
of brigadier general in his new as
signment. During his absence Maj
of the Marine Corps, will act as quar-
termaster.
Gen. Matthews said last week he
plans to go to Florida to stay for a
large part of the winter and may re-
turn to his native Tennessee, but that
he has not fully made up his mind
what his plans are to be. He has
led an active life during the past 81
years in the Marine Corps and does
not propose to remain idle, he said.
The general received the thanks and
well wishes of his fellow employees at
Marine Corps headquarters, both off,
GERS and civilian personnel.
His brother, Col. Calvin B. Mat
thews. is assistant adjutant and in
spector of the Marine Corps, on duty
at headquarters at the Navy Depart
ment. In Washington. Gen. Matthews
has made his home at 1926 Sixteenth
street NV.
The new brigadier generals and
colonels, just chosen by the Selection
Board and approved by President
Roosevelt and Secretary Swanson. will
assume their new ranks as soon as
vacancies occur. The names are to
be sent to the Senate for confirmation
by the Chief Executive, shortly.
About January l, Marine Corps
headquarters announces Mai CLYDE
H. Hartsel will be detached from the
Marine Barracks here and 60 on duty
as Inspector 9th Battalion.
Fleet Marine Corps Reserve, at Toledo,
Ohio. Capt Clinton E. Fox has been
detached from the local barracks and
is now on duty at the Marine Bar
racks, Quantico, Va.
Capt. Frederick M. Howard has been
detached from the Marine Barracks
here and ordered home to retire jan
uary /.
Capt. Julian N. Frisbie about jan
uary will be detached from the
Marine Corps Barracks. Naval Operat-
ing Base at San Diego, Calf, and
come to Washington on duty in the
office of the paymaster Marine Corps
headquarters has authorized him to
delay 10 days in reporting here
About December 13 the naval trans
port U. S. S. Henderson is scheduled
to reach San Francisco bearing a
number of Marine Corps officers, due
for duty in the United States. They
have recently been serving in China
with the 4th Regiment, U. S. Marines,
at Shanghai. Among the passengers
are First 1t. Chandler w. johnson,
First 1t. Harlan c. Cooper, First 1t.
Mercade A. Cramer and Second 1t.
Elmer E. Bracket, jr. Maj. Francis
I. Fenton is also aboard the transport
Capt. James E. Jones, recently de-
tached from the Marine Barracks at
Quantico, was scheduled to sail yes
terday from San Francisco aboard the
S. s. President Van Buren for the
Orient. He IS under orders to join the
Marine detachment, the American
Embassy at Peiping, China.
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The Maccabees.

Samla Temple will hold banquet
December 18 at $50 o'clock at the
Mayfiower in honor of the official visit
Of the supreme queen, Florence K. Lee
Of the Supreme Temple. Mrs. Lee is
. past queen Of Samla Temple, which
is the Washington temple. Entertain
ment will complete the evening Mrs.
Airline Hines is queen of Samla Tenn
p(e,
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FORTY AND EIGHT

A meeting Of the Grand Cheminot
Of the local Voiture has been called
by the Grand Correspondent Frank
Mccarthy for December 10, 8 pm, at
the Portner Apartments. Grand Chef
de Care John E. McCabe will preside.
The Grand Voiture will meet At
the same place on December IS.
Members are requested to bring their
Christmas donation of canned goods
to that meeting
The ritual team inducted ~ mem
bers into Fort Stevens Post last
Thursday.
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BOARD MEETS

Sons and Daughters of World War
Guests of Comdr. Davids.
An executive meeting of the Sons
and Daughters of the World War was
held at the home of Comdr. Robert
Davids, 327 K street N. e. Friday. Plans
were made to find permanent meet
ing place.
The next regular meeting will be
held at 7:30 pm. next Friday at the
Thomson School. The main business
will be plans for Christmas dinner.
On November ~ the organization
gave a concert for the disabled
veterans at Mount Alto Hospital. Gen.
Frank T. Hines was the guest of honor.
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RESERVE OFFICERS
MEET TOMORROW
Association Will Sponsor
General Session at WASH
ington Club.

The District Department OF the Re-
serve Officers Association will sponsor
general meeting at pm tomorrow
at the Washington Club, l70l K
street NV. All reserve officers are
invited. Brig. Gen. A. B. Warfeld,
assistant to the quartermaster general
of the Army, will speak. Sound motion
pictures will be shown. The usual
credits will be allowed Wearing Of
the uniform is desired. but this is not
necessary. Refreshments will be
served.
District cavalry officers will meet at
Fort Myer, Va. from $50 to 10 am
today Sound films depicting the sig
nal communications of an infantry
regiment and infantry and cavalry
crossing an unfordable stream will be
shown at the 428th and 429th Infantry
conference tomorrow evening. In
fantry and signal conferences will be
held Tuesday evening. The subject
of the infantry assembly will be mus
kerry for company officers, following
which a training film portraying
musketry and combat practice firing
will be shown. The signal conference
will discuss the mobilization duties of
the signal section of service units
Conferences scheduled Wednesday
evening are the military intelligence,
l,320th Service Unit, 627th Separate
Battalion and the 50th Signal Bat
talon. European national psychology
will be discussed by Col. j. A. Baer,
chief of staff. Sd Corps Area, at the
military intelligence conference. while
Capt. White will discuss the general
service regiment at the l,32Oth Unit
and 627th Battalion meeting. At the
signal meeting. Capt. Roesch will re-
view the second half of the last year S
schedule The 376th Engineers on
Thursday will take up the general
service regiment. At a combined
meeting Thursday of the Ordnance
and 1,30Oth and 1.324th Service Unit
personnel they will take up the mod
ernization of Army organization and
equipment. Meeting Friday evening
will be the 1920 Service Unit and the
343d Engineers. The subject of the
latter group will be the general serv-
ice regiment.
District officers have been assigned
to batteries of the 313th Field Artil-
lery, commanded by Col. Leroy W.
Heron. as follows: Battery A, Capt
James r. Craighill. jr., commanding
First 1t. Charles r. Potter and Sec
ond 1t. Philip L. Pillsbury. Battery
B, Capt. Julian T. Cromelin, com
manding; First 1t. Carroll J. VOL
colt and Second 1t. Clarence M. Con-
DON
Battery C, Capt. Preston LEG. Gro
yer, commanding; First Its. Edwin F.
Fogerty and John S. Bridgeman and
Second It. Clarence Dodge, jr.
Battery D. Capt. Francis M. Nc
Conihe, commanding; First 1t. Thomas
G. johnson and Second 1t. Courtney
R. Draper.
Battery E, Capt William D. Mitchell,
commanding; First 1t. Alexander L.
Craighill and Second Its. Matthias C.
Huppuch and Peter F. Hilder
Battery F, Capt. Cecil H. Stroup,
commanding; First 1t. Jake G. Lyons
and Second Its. Bruce Howe and
Charles A. McKenney, jr.
1t. Col. John G. Burr, who sue
ceeded Maj. Preston T. Vance as unit
instructor of the 3l3th Field Artillery
has been appointed summary court
oficer for the regiment.
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Daughters of the Nile.

Election of officers of National Tent
No will be held December in Py-
THAN Temple. Refreshments will be
served. The Officers' Club met Tues-
day evening at the home of Past
Comdr. Ray F. Pifer At the December
meeting election of officers viii be
held.
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Ladies' Oriental Shrine.

Su Zu Court will meet ut Bright
wood Temple Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
with Lady Bessie Towson, high
priestess, presiding. The meeting will
be followed by the annual Christmas
party. The sewing and toys made for
the Crippled Children's Hospital dur
ing 1887 will be displayed.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
VETERANS OF 1898
PLAN MAINE RITES
McCaffrey Head of Committee in
Charge-Gen. Miles Camp
Names Officers.

Plans are being made by the Span
ish War Veterans for the Maine Me-
mortal exercises at the Fort Myer
Riding Hall February Is Past De-
partment Comdr. Charles w. Nc
Caffrey is chairman of the committee
in charge.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp met,
with Comdr George w. Wayne in the
chair. Officers were nominated. Elec-
ton will be held Friday evening De-
partment Comdr Victor L. Woodbridge
and several members of his staff made
short talks.
At the meeting tomorrow evening
Of Gen. Henry W. Lawton Camp cleo
ton Of officers will be held.
Department President Myrtle Moxley
presided over the department meeting
Wednesday evening. A Christmas
party will be held under it's direction
and large number of presents were
received at the meeting. A turkey
dinner will be held Friday in Pythian
Temple from S to 7:30 pm.
President Alice Luskey convened the
meeting of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Auxiliary and welcomed department
president and members of her staff
At the meeting next Friday evening
officers will be elected The meeting
scheduled for December "a has been
Cancelled.
Capital City Fort. Daughters of '98,
will meet tomorrow evening at the
home of Cadet Helen and Marjorie
Grissam, 404 New Roadway, Maryland
Park, Md. Those desiring transporta-
ton are requested to meet at the
Peoples Drug Store, Fifteenth and H
streets NE, at 1880 pm. There will
be election of officers.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Gen. Henry w. Lawton
Camp. Col. John Jacob Astor Camp.
Thursday-Adm;ral George Dewey
Naval Camp.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp.
Monday-Admiral George Dewey
Naval Auxiliary, Capital City Fort,
Daughters Of '98.
Tuesday-Col. John Jacob Astor
Auxiliary.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles Aux
iuary. @as--.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Rebekah Lodges.

The Rebekah Assembly will hold
bingo party at the temple on Deem
Der s at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-05


taker and Robert M. Moore.
The principal address was made
by Assistant Secretary of War Louis
johnson. Other addresses were made
by Joseph j. Malloy, national execu-
tive committeeman, and Horace w.
Lineburg, past department COM
mander; Comdr. Joseph J. Idler and
Department Comdr. Thomas Mason, jr.
Second Vice Comdr. James J.
Mackin presented the new commander
with a gavel on behalf of the men,
bers of the post. The invocation was
offered by department chaplain,
the Rev. Father Louis c. Vaeth, while
Thomas w. O'Hara. past depart
ment commander, of Wyoming, acted
as master of ceremonies.
At the last Executive Committee
meeting of George E. Killeen Post
plans for the needy ohildren's party
were discussed. The post will be
aided by the Ladies Auxiliary, the
Georgetown Business Association, the
Georgetown Citizens Association, the
Georgetown Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton and many other organizations in
the Georgetown area.
The general chairman will be Arts
Waters and Mrs. Mary Arnold will
act as the representative of the aux
iliary and serve as treasurer.
At the last meeting of the post
Neil Burkinshaw was appointed par
Humanitarian. The next post meeting
will be held December IA in the Kill
leen Post Hall, 1904 M street NV,
at 8 pm.
Columbia Post met Wednesday eve
ming at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
Committeeman Joseph J. Malloy pre-
sented Past Comdr. Harry Pollack
with past commanders badge.
Agriculture Post.
E. B. Lechy, an agent of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation. spoke on
crime prevention before 500 students
of the jefferson Junior High School
on Monday, November 29, at the ex-
ercises sponsored by Agriculture De-
partment Post. Comdr Phillip L.
Blake spoke on Americanism as prac-
ticed by the American Legion.
Sergt. Jasper Post met Wednesday
evening in the Pythian Temple. The
committee appointed on the revision
of the constitution and bylaws by
Comdr. Daniel M. Goodacre, headed
by Edward L. Marthill, with all past
post commanders as members, reported
that it will soon be ready to make a
complete report.
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post installed the following
officers Commander, Charles E.
Wolfe; first vice commander, John A.
Long; second vice commander, Arthur
D. Condor; third vice commander,
Charles w. Curran; adjutant, James
Yokum, and finance officer, Keith T.
Wood. Senior Vice Comdr. John A.
Long and his committee presented
freShments
Department Comdr Thomas Mason,
jr., and his staff installed the officers,
supported by the national guard of
honor under the command of Capt.
Guy Nadeau. National Executive
Committeeman Joseph j. Malloy
spoke.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
LEGION lob KEPT
BY MRS. HARPER
Auxiliary Department Head
Again Will Serve on
Committee.

Mrs. Dorothy B Harper, president,
District of Columbia Department, the
American Legion Auxiliary, has been
appointed by National Comdr. Daniel
Doherty of the American Legion. to
serve on the National Committee of
Education Of War Orphans. This is
her tenth term.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Details of the department member
ship campaign, which will be the sub
Iect of a printed folder, will be avail
able for distribution to the posts at
the meeting of the Council of Admin
iStration.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Department Comdr. Herman will
make the V. F. w. award to the 29th
Division, Military Police, as the out
standing District of Colum ba National
Guard unit at ceremony to be held
the National Guard Armory Tues
day evening.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Columbia Post met Wednesday eve
ming at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Home, when National Executive
Committeeman Joseph J. Malloy pre-
sented Past Comdr. Harry Pollack
with a past commanders badge.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

B. 121st Engineers. has been. ordered
before an examining board Of which
Col. John w. Oehman is president for
examination for promotion to commits
stoned rank as a second lieutenant
of enQineerS
Evening star., 1937-12-05

The Advisory Council of the U. S. S.
Jacob Jones Post will meet at the
home of Alice Derrow, 4SO5 Forty
eighth street NV. December at 8
o'clock, with Lillian Caldwell and
Jessie Collins as co-hostesses.
Welfare Chairman Jessie Collins
and committee distributed baskets of
food and clothing to needy families at
Thanksgiving. Child Welfare Chair
man Ann Frame visited children at
Glenn Dale Sanitarium and distributed
gifts.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

At the meeting tomorrow evening
Of Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp elec-
ton Of officers will be held.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

The Executive Committee of the
Sergt. Jasper Unit met Monday eve
ming at the Veterans Administration,
with Vice President Virginia McCar-
thy presiding.
Plans were announced for the
Christmas party on December 20 at the
Thompson School. together with the
Sergt. Jasper Post. All members are
urged to bring canned goods. preserves,
tellies. etc, to the next unit meeting
at the Colonial Hotel, December IA.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

At the recent Conference of Depart
n1ent Presidents and Secretaries in In
dianapolis, Ind, the department sec
retary of District Of Columbia Depart
ment pledged 1000 members by De-
cenber 13, when the telegraphic roll
call was made of all departments in the
United States, also Hawaii, Alaska and
Panama. This is the largest telegraphic
roll call this department has ever
pledged. The gain of membership over
the same date of last year for the Or
ganization throughout the United
States was more than 10000