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Evening star., 1937-09-05
LEGION AUXILIARY
MEETING CLOSES
New Officers Installed by
. lie Chapeau National
Passe Thursday.

lie Salon Departmental, 8 and 10,
closed its two-day annual meeting at
the Washington Hotel Thursday night,
when the officers were installed by
le chapeau national passe. Dorothy
B. Harper. as follows: Helen McCabe,
lie chapeau; Edith Quinn, le senior
demi- -chapeau: Edith Landvoigt, le
junior demi-chapeau; Virginia Nc
Carthy, laumonier; Emily J. Carey,
Iarchiviste; Catherine Crompton, Ia
surintendante; Alberta Lacey, In
concierge.
Delegates and alternates to lie
marche rationale to be held in New
York City September 20 are Bess L.
Fame, delegation chairman; Helen
McCabe, Mabel Stauh, Virginia NC
Carthy. Emily J. Carey; delegates at
large, Dorothy B. Harper and Ellen
Louise Warren; alternates, Alberta
Lacey, Edith Quinn, Edna Mcintosh,
Edith Landvoigt and Anna Elliot.
The retiring chapeau, Bess L. Fame,
automatically becomes the salons rep
resentative on lie pouvoir national and
will make the trip to Europe with the
Legion tour Immediately following the
national convention
Mrs. Florence Sloan, lie demi-
chapeau national of PENNSYLVANIA, was
chief guest of honor at the Thursday
night session, presenting to Bess Fame
the chapeau passe insignia OF the or
ganization. The award for securing
more than 100 members for the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary was presented
to Virginia Mccarthy by the national
chairman Of public relations, Ellen
Louise Warren
With the election OF Chapeau De-
partemental Helen McCabe an inter-
esting fact is revealed because of the
District OF Columbia grande chef de
gare Of the Forty and Eight recently
electing John E. McCabe as their
leader. The newly installed chapeau
will call departmental pouvoir
meeting at an early date for ratifica.
ton Of her appointments for the COM
ing year.
Mrs. Mary K. Killeen past president,
is chairman OF the delegation from
here which will attend the national
convention to be held in New York
City Setember 20 to %.
The business sessions will be held
at the Astor Hotel, where nearly 300
delegates and as many alternates
will represent the 440,32l members
throughout the country. More than
500 local members have already made
hotel reservations. The District dele
CATION will be at the McAlpin Hotel
The Auxiliary will meet in Joint
session with the Legion at the open
ing OF the Legions session in Madison
Square Garden September 20. Mem
bers OF the Auxiliary will also par
ticipate in the 24-hour parade along
Fifth avenue, to begin the morning
OF September 2l.
The Official District delegation is:
Mrs. Mary K. Killeen, chairman:
Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper, Mrs. Mary
Corwin. Miss Edna NJ Mcintosh
Mrs Perna zott and Miss Minnie
May Hardy; alternates, Mrs. Julia
Brown, Mrs. E. Louise Warren, Mrs
Catherine Waters. Mrs. Marie Dyer
Mrs. Mary Schaumlefie and Mrs
Ruth Turner; pages. Mrs. Sarah
Johns and Mrs. Helen Warren.
Mrs. Killeen called a meeting of the
delegation Tuesday evening and ap.
pointed the members to serve or
the various national committees or
Sunday afternoon at the Astor Hotel
Evening star., 1937-09-05
REGULAR VETERANS
ASSOCIATION

National headquarters announces
the chartering of Post No. l59 in,
Venice. Calf, to be known as the
Freddie j. Falgout Post, No. l59,
r. V. A., as a memorial to Regular
Falgout, the first American Regular
to be killed in the Japanese Chinese
trouble
Comdr. Hopgood also announced
this post had gone on record Is pro-
testing the policy which keeps the
Regulars by far the lowest paid Of all
Government employees and demanding
restoration Of the reenlistment Al
lowance. which was taken from the
pay Of the enlisted men at the height
Of the so-called economy ast."
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Third Division.

A meeting Of Washington Branch
will be held at MAYORS Restaurant,
Tenth and Water streets southwest.
next Wednesday night.
At meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee the Nominating Committee an
nounced its selection for the elections
to be held: For president, Maj. Ittai
A. Luke, Richard c. Walters and Will
liam A. Shoemaker. For vice presi-
dent: Maj. Holland L. Robb, Capt.
Frank J. Jervey, Lieut.. Col. Ralph
c. Bishop and J. p Mulligan. For
secretary. Harry Cedar, Richard c.
Walters and Sterling Y. Hamlet. For
treasurer. Maj. Luke and Mr.. Shan
non.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

Cathedral Chapter will celebrate
mems night next Wednesday evening
There will be a social, including re-
freshments.
The Home Board will meet Thurs
day at lat r street northeast. the
home Of Mrs. Mary Klein. who will be
assisted by Mrs. Rose Sorber
The Secretaries Association will
meet at the home of Mrs Elviria Mad
deburger, 1912 Concord avenue, Sep
tember IL, with the grand secretary.
Mrs. Rose A. Yost, and Mrs. Jennie
Meyer assisting.
Unity Chapter will meet September
10. Mrs. Helena Kohler announces
memorial service will be held in
memory Of the members who died dur
ing the Summer
The Home Board will attend a cook
September IS at 7:45 pm. They also
will sponsor dinner at the Fairfax
Hotel on September is at pm.
Matron Lillian K Riley announces
. meeting OF Naomi Chapter, Be-
thesda, Md, September 8.
The Home Board of Acacia Chap
ter will meet at the home OF Past
Matron Louise Heinman, a. Girard
street northeast, September IL 1t 2
pm.
A lawn party will be held September
at the home Of Patron w. G, Fitz-
gibbon, 323 Oglethorpe street. In
case of rain it will be on the next
evening.
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tues.
| day. There will be bingo and re.
| freshments
The Mu Delta Sigma Club will NEE,
September IA. Place to be announced
| later.
On September Is members Of tn,
Home Board will visit, with six other
chapters. the Electrical Institute TO,
demonstration. the proceeds to &c
W.
Federal Chapter will meet next
Thursday. There will be . social
and refreshments.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary
E. Shepherd, 1430 K street southeast.
at 8 pm. September 10.
La Fayette Lodte Chapter will meet
Wednesday evening in the hall, Four
teenth and Ken,nr streets. The
meeting has been d. Agnated as home
coming and endowment night.
On September II, at 7:45 pm. there
will be q supper at the Potomac Elec.
trio Power Co.'S headquarters for ths
benefit Of the General Home Board
Reservations should be made with Mrs.
Helen sutley.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Naval Reservists Heading
For New England Waters
Two Destroyers Have Division Each Aboard.
Groups Get Liberty az Boston
This Week.

ultimate result Of holding up com.
missions.
The demand for naval correspond
ence courses is so great now there are
not enough text books for the various
courses available for all who require
them. The department has called
to the attention OF reserve students
the necessity of returning the text
books loaned to them by the various
educational centers Immediately upon
completion Of course or when dis
enrolled from q course for any reason
In view Of the demand for officers
in the regular establishment, naval
reserve officers throughout the coun-
try are hopeful the next Congress will
see fit to provide for the appointment
Of 25 additional reservists to the
Naval Academy each year. For sew
eral years after the law appeared on
the statute books authorizing the ap-
pointment each year from the enlisted
ranks Of the reserve of 25 enlisted
Iltii, IiIC iCS'i 1910 dlld tllC ANdNy lldt
difficulty in filling the quota, but dur
ing the depression there was a great
increase in the number of men seek
Ing these opportunities. More than
enough men passed the requisite tests
for entrance, but the appointments
! went 10 the 25
Problems Of continuing during the
armory period the shipboard training
! the men received during the an
nual cruising period are facing the
| officers OF the local battalion All
| such training now has to be carried
on in the armory under conditions not
considered ideal for such work and the
| officers. it is understood, plan TO make
further representations to the Navy
| Department in an effort to have a
| training ship assigned here. The
small launch which was assigned to
| the local outfit some months ago has
been outerown by the organization,
because it is not possible to give all
around training to either the officers
| or men.
| Officers are at a loss to understand
why unit of the efficiency rating Of
| that here is unable to obtain the as
| signment of vessel. while other units
| throughout the country receive such
| training vessels The local outfit is
| handicapped in its efforts to obtain
reasons for failure to assign a vessel
here, because of the stringent regula-
tions Of the service prohibiting officers
from going over the heads Of their
| immediate superiors. They are not
fortunate enough as are those In the
| States to have members of Congress
to do their appealing to the Navy De-
| partment for them, it was indicated
Oficers taking the navigation cor
respondence courses have been in
structed to use greater care in the use
OF charts loaned them for working on
the problems Because Of mutilitation,
1t was found that many charts re-
turned have been found unfit for re-
issue It was added that most of these
charts are very expensive. and oticers
should assist in the saving.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Order of the Eastern Star

A meeting OF the chairmen Of the
Auxiliary Home Board was called by
the president Mrs. Leila Cooke, Au-
gust IS. at the Potomac Electric Co.
Plans were made for the annual card
party for the benefit Of the infirmary
OF the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, ut the Willard Hotel, October
l8. z to pm. Mrs. Nora Riley Is
general chairman.
Matron Evelyn r. Millard An
nounces william F. Hunt Chapter will
meet September At the Masonic
Temple. Business meeting followed
by an entertainment.
Gavel Chapter will meet September
Patron John Grinder presiding. Men,
bers are requested to save rummage
for the sale, September IA.
| Mrs. Pearl Bellman, matron Of
Fidelity Chapter. announces Septem-
OCI 40 VIII DC 6SSSOSlhlC AllA VI OALc nAlO
patrons night. The associate grand
matron and the associate grand pat
ron, with the associate matrons and
associate patrons will be honored
guests. Entertainment and refresh
ments.
The patron has invited members to
his home on September 10 at River
side. Md. for q picnic. Bring your
lunch and family.
September II will be Fidelity night
at the Electric Institute, Tenth and
E streets, at 7:45 pm. for the beneflt
Of the General Home Board.
| Please save your rummage for Sep
tember 80 at llo7 Fourth street south
west. If you can't deliver it call Co.
lumbia O982
The Omcers Club will meet with
Mrs. B. Shoemakers. AIS Rosedale
avenue, Bethesda, Md, September l3,
At 8 pm.
Ruth Chapter will have its forty
nth birthday party At the next meet
ing.
The Home Board will have lunch
con and meeting at the Kenesaw
Apartments At noon, September l3.
with Mrs. Emma Thomfordt. Mrs.
Kathryn Inman and Mrs. Betty Lee
Hopwood as hostesses.
The Temple and Endowment Com
mittees held their garden party
Jointly last Wednesday evening.
therefore they will not hold the party
previously announced for September T..
The Women's Eastern Star Club Of
the United States Treasury Depart
ment will meet Friday evening at
the Palisades Field House The pres
ident, Miss Efhe Brodnax, asks that
every member be present. Entertain
ment has been provided and refresh
ments will be served.
Harmony Chapter will meet Thurs
day. It will be associate night In
honor Of Associate Matron Anna J.
Hammond and Associate Patron Ira
Y. Balm. Dancing and refreshments.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
September 13 at the home Of Past
Matron Ethel Pidgeon, 800 Monroe
street northeast, at 3 pm. Plans will
be completed for q card party at the
home of Anna j. Hammond, 1882
Massachusetts avenue, September ~.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a card party 1T the home
Of Past Matron Ada L. Toombs, 1922
Piney Branch road, September II.
Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday
| evening. Matron Florence E. Lewis
will preside.
The Home Board Committee will
entertain the Campbell-Loedler Sew
ing Club at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. September is 1t pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
GET SCHOLARSHIPS
Sons Of Army and Naval Officers
to Enter Rensselaer,.

Awards OF two scholarships, granted
specifically for the first time to the
son Of an ofhoer OF the Regular Army.
and to q son OF an off1cer of the
United States Navy. has been made
by Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute Of
Troy, N. Y. The winners are Harold
w. Huntley, jr, son OF Col Harold w.
Huntley Of the Army War College,
this city, and Andrew W. Bisset, son
Of Lieut.. Comdr. A. G. Bisset, who is
on duty at the Naval Academy. Both
will enter Rensselaer, as freshmen
this month
The scholarships carry full tuition
for four years and will be continued
in the future. Sons OF ofhcers OF the
United States Marine Corps also are
eligible As candidates.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

- TEAMING up the North Atlantic
coast today are two United
States destroyers, each having
- aboard one division Of the
United States Naval Reserves OF the
District OF Columbia. They are taking
this cruise to get additional training
and also to permit the regular officers
in charge Of the ships to observe just
how well they function as . result OF
the practice they have had in the
past, for these Reserve officers and
men are expected to take their places
on such ships, with full responsibility
in their various tasks, In time Of q
national emergency.
Another division is beginning it's an
nual armory training, having COM
pleted its cruise nine days ago. and is
awaiting reports Of its target practice,
| as compared with other Naval Re-
serve units throughout the country.
The destroyer Dickerson has the
lst Fleet Division aboard, and the
destroyer Decatur the Sd Fleet
| Division. Each division has officers
and 65 enlisted men aboard. The
ships will cruise off the coast OF New
England, until next Friday. when they
will put into Boston, Mass, for land
| liberty. Later the ships will head out
| to sea, participating in maneuvers
with other ships OF the squadron, dur
ing which the gunners OF these
two divisions will have an opportunity
to show their team work and firing
with the big guns aboard the vessels.
The DickerSon Is commanded by Lieut.
E. E. Woods, United States Navy,
while the Decatur Is commanded by
Lieut.. H. S. Covington, who is COM
mander OF Destroyer Squadron 10. As
this ship Is the squadron leader, the
men on this ship will get considerable
training in directing the movements
Of the other vessels, particularly those
whose duties keep them on the bridge
When the regular drill was held last
Tuesday night the men were given
their physical examinations. They
boarded the ships at the Washington
Navy Yard early yesterday morning
When these units return, II days
hence, all Of the divisions of the local
battalion will have completed their
Summer training. When this detail is
completed, the men will turn to the
weekly armory drilling. in preparation
for the annual inspection before a
board OF regular of1icers.
Naval reserve officers coming up fol
promotion have been warned theil
examinations are not completed anc
cannot be acted upon until the Navy
Department has on file all the fitness
reports to date. These are report,
which are made out periodically fol
all officers by their commanders. bu'
officers taking examinations have
been instructed to request their com.
manding officers to send in the re.
ports promptly. They also were tolc
that If they received requests from the
Department concerning some missing
report. they should take steps promptly
to have the missing paper forwarded
Failure to comply. it was added
has necessitated undue delay in grad.
ing and marking papers with tht
Evening star., 1937-09-05
MARINE RESERVES
TAKE MORE men
Seven Additional Sergeants Are
Authorized in 5th Battalion
by Commandant.

Maj. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, COM
mandant Of the United States Marine
Corps, has authorized . change In
the allowed enlistment complement Of
the 5th Battalion, Fleet Marine Corps
Reserve.
Seven additional sergeants have
been authorized, one to each Of the
seven line companies. Seven trumpet
ers or drummers have also been au-
thorized, one to each line company.
The 5th Battalion, just back from q
15-day field training period 1T Guam
tico, swung back into the routine Of
its weekly drills last Tuesday night
Weekly drills are held each Tuesday
night, with an additional administra-
tive duty night on Wednesdays Enlist-
ments can be made on either Of the
two nights. The age limits Are from
II to IS. The headquarters Is at 45S
Indiana avenue northwest.
There are vacancies for recruits In
Companies "A" and "B." Men are
wanted. also. for Company ~" ut
Alexandria and loe Company "F' at
Rockville.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Forty and Eight.

Meeting Of the Grand Voiture at the
Potomac Boat Club September Q 1t 3
o'clock. This h the first meeting at
which the newly elected chef de gare.
John Emile McCabs, will preside.
There viii b nominations Of eandt-
dat0 tor initiation at tho Fau wreck. /"
Evening star., 1937-09-05
VT. v. DELEGATES
REPORT ON PARLEY
District Shown to Have the
Largest Paid-Up Men,
bership.
Meetings This Week,

Tuesday-Follow Me Post. No.
1880. Northeast Masonic Tenn
pile; Military Order OF the Cootie,
e35 G place: Gen. William
Mitchell Post, No. 1929, 421 Elev-
enth street.
Wednesday, Columbia Post,
No. 1888, Thomas Circle Club, 1926
Massachusetts, avenue: Defense
Post, No. 1887. 2030 Rhode Island
avenue northeast; Overseas Mil
itary Band, National Guard Arm
ory; Cootie Drum and Bugle
Corps, National Guard Armory.
Thursday-Council OF Admin
istration. v. F. w. Home, Seven
teenth and L streets; H. L. Ed
monds Post, No. 246O, Hamilton
Hotel
Fridav-Armistice Day Ball
Committee, Department Head
quarters. 1924 H street.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Roosevelt Will Sponsor
Legion Armistice Day Ball
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Accept Bid
to Act at Event on
November II.
Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Tuesday-George Washington
Post, Admiral Club. 8 pm.
Costello Post, 8 pm.
2nd Division Post. New Co.
lonial Hotel, installation Of ON
GERS. 8 pm,
Observation-Disclosures Post,
8 pm.
Tank Corps Post, 8 pm.
Nash Post, installation of ofr-
GERS. 215 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, 8 pm.
Potomac Post, Palisades Field
House, 8 pm.
Thursday-George E. Killeen
Post, Fishers Hall, 8 pm.
James E. Walker Post. Twelfth
Street Y. NJ c. A., 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
SPANISH VETERANS
BACK FROM PARLEY
New Yorker Elected Commander
in Chief at Columbus
Encampment.

Department Commander Victor L.
Woolridge. members OF his staff and
delegates and Department President
Myrtle Moxley, officers and delegates,
have returned from Columbus, Ohio,
where they attended the National
Encampment, Spanish War Veterans.
Alfred ]. Kennedy of New York was
elected commander in chief, Thomas
w. Payne OF Michigan and Judge
George A. Payne Of Nebraska senior
vice and Junior vice commanders in
chief, respectively Mary McCauley
Of New York was elected national
president.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp was pre-
sided over by Commander George W.
Payne. The next meeting will be on
Friday.
Gen. NJ Emmett Urell Camp was
presided over by Commander ]. w.
Mcdonald. Addresses were made BY
Commander Woodbridge and Vice
Commanders Farmer and Donovan.
President Margaret Binnix presided
at the auxiliary meeting. Department
President Myrtle Moxley and members
of her staff were present. President
Moxley delivered short talk and the
meeting was addressed by other visit
ing members
President Marie Lucas was in the
chair at the meeting Monday In Naval
Lodge Hall. The application Of Anna
J. Role was received.
Meetings this week are.
Monday-Gen. Henry w. Lawton
Camp. Col. John Jacob Astor Camp
Thursday-Admira George Dewey
Naval Camp
Friday-Gen Nelson A. Miles Camp
Auxiliaries.
Monday-Admiral George Dewey
Naval.
Tuesday-Col. John Jacob Astor.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
OFFICERS Of D.A. Y.
GUARD APPOINTED
Last Summer Tour Will Be
Held Next Sunday to
Valley Forge.

Onhcers OF the Guard OF Honor, Dis
trict OF Columbia Department.. Dis
abled American Veterans, were ap-
pointed last Thursday night by De-
partment Comdr. John T. Chichester
at meeting at 1902 Meridian place.
They are: Kenneth c. Bradley, cap
tain; Joseph F. Foran, senior lieuten-
ant, and Lou McCray, junior lieuten-
ant.
Members Of the organization will
have their last Summer tour next
Sunday with = trip through Valley
Forge. A caravan will leave SIX
teenth and Kennedy streets at 8 am.
The Women's Auxiliary will meet at
8 pm. Wednesday at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club for elec-
ton Of onicers. A report on the BIZ
city conference Of Eastern representa-
tives held at Philadelphia and Jersey
City last week will be made by Mrs.
Marie Anderson. national executive
committeewoman.
National Capital Chapter will meet
Thursday night at 14l4 I street Past
National Commander E. Claude Bab-
cock will be a guest. Rehabilitation
and employment problems will be dis
cussed by Theodore Lindstrom and
Mahlon C. Ward.
The Department Membership Com
mtttee met last Monday night on the
steamer Potomac The excursion WAS
sponsored by Rea Chapter, No. s.
Philip r. Belt, commander.
Joseph F. Foran, senior vice COM
mander Of Federal Chapter, has been
appointed chairman for an oyster
roast to be sponsored jointly by the
department and the Woman's Aux
iliary.
A joint meeting Of the Last Mans
Club and Washington Dugout, No. 1o7
National Order of Trench Rats. will
be held Friday night at 1902 Meridian
place northwest. The occasion will
be in honor OF Robert Slater, silver
rodent OF the local Trench Rat Dug
out, who recently joined the ranks OF
the Benedicts. A buffet supper will
be served.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Girls Must Stay Home.

Two girl shoplifters were sentenced
IN Croydon, England. 70 b ct home
svsey night By 1880.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp was pre-
sided over by Commander George W.
Payne. The next meeting will be on
Friday.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

MISEK RENDJE: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 6rakor angol
oktatAssal. Macy mise 10 ora
Is perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 6rakor
GYoNTATAS hetk0znapokon
q szentmise el6tt, vasarnapo-
kon a szentmisek el6tt.
DEC. 31-en, csiit0rt0k este
fel 8 6rakor halaado istentisz-
telet 'predikaci6val.
JAN. len, penteken 10 Ora
kor szentmise predikacioval.
JAN. San, vasarnap SCENT
misek rendes id6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
HETI CIKK AZ ALKOTMANYR0L
EGY ERTEKTELEN PAPIRDARAB
Irja: MAX BERNS

hosszabbithatna sajat manda-
tumat, esetleg 0r0k0s man.
datumma valtoztatna at,
megsemmisithetne a sz6las,
gyiles, sajto es va1lasszabad-
sagot, megsemmisithetne az
eskudtbirosagokat, megk0t-
hetne az elnok, vagy a bro
sagok kezeit es elbitorolhatna
az egycs allamok vagy a nep
jogait.
Alkotmanyunkban mem
csupan a kongresszus es a
kormanyzat hatalmat szab-
juk meg, de felhatalmazzuk a
bir6sagokat, hogy 6rkodjenek
alkotmanyunk epsegben tar
tasa felett - hogy az ne val
tozzek At egy ertektelen pa
pirdarabba.