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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Romantika cesty do Bagdadu.

Jedna svetoznama americka
c~estovn1 kancelar poTada spo-
lecenskou cestu velmi p1vod-
n1ho razu. Jede Sc do Bagda-
du, pri cemz Sc uzije tech nej-
jednoduss1ch dopravnfch pro-
stredkG. Poole prospekt1 je
to pry vzacna pT1lezitost ko-
chat Sc jeste nekdejsf roman
tikou, .ktera pry co nevidet L.
pine zanikne. Vyprava odjede
Size normalnfm parn1kem do
Cafihradu a odtamtud moto-
rovym clunem do jednoho ma
loasijskeho cernomoTskeho prf
stavu, avsak dial budou 1cast-
n1ci cestoVati ma oslech jiznim
smerem do Diaberkiru; tam sc
nalod1 ma "kelek" a dali sc u
naseti pc proudu feky Tigridu.
Kelek je druh velmi primitiv-
n1ho vzoru, ktereho Sc pouzf-
valo V pravekych dobach. Nos
most tohoto voru je uncle IVY
sovana mechy z koziny, do KITE
rych je nacerpan vzduch. Ma
keleku ztravf spolecnost cely
mes1c. Baviti sc Dude pozoro-
van1m mfjejfc1ch bTehG, ktere
jsou kolebkou zapadni civilisa-
ce. Spat sc Dude pod stany
neb 1tulnach pro karavany v
obcfch v povodf Tigridu. Pre-
kvapenf ma ceste cestovnf kan
cellar Size neslibuje, avsak je
pravd6podobne, re Sc vyskyt-
nou. Stava Sc totiz, re behem
plavby mech splaskne a exc
lex" Sc prirozene nahne tax,
re cestujlcf i Sc svymi zavaza-
dly octnou We vode. Nebezpecf
zivota tn vsak neni. V Bagda-
du budou kelek ocekavati del
n1ci a zat1m co 1castn1ci cesty
budou obdivovati orientalnf
krasy Bagdadu, Dude kelek ro-
zmontovan a dT1vf z neho Dude
prodano. Zpet Sc pc keleku ne
pojede, jezto Sc da pouzfti to-
like k ceste pc proudu. Pc ro-
mantice dychtfcf Americana
proJevuji o tuto nebyvalou ces-
tn velky zajem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Americana PHI vice nemecke-
no piva.

Americt1 milovnfci piVa ro-
ku 1886 vypili desetkrate vice
piva do Ameriky z Nemecka
importovaneho neil roku
1884.
z 56.126 galon1 roku 1884,
nemecky import piva roku
1886 dosahl vyse 597.O88 ga
lonG.
B6hem prvn1ch dvou mesfc6
letosn1ho roku z Nemecka pTi-
vezeno bylo do Spojenych Sta
til 175.56O galonG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09

Rev. Ondrej Ondrak, kaplan
v osade sv. Michala Archande-
la v Chicago ma policejn1ho
psa, ma kterem 81 az dosud "a
kladal jake ma dobrem hlfdaci.
Nynl spatril cizlho muze v psi
boude spfcfho klidne S psem.
Muz udal re sc jmenuje Leo
Detlow a re byl pTekvapen de-
stem. Ably n%epromokl ma XII
Ii, vlezl 81 k psovi do boudy,
ktery jej pTatelsky pTijal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09

/, = V Chicago spachaly Sc
bevrazdu dive krajanky: 81 ro-
ku stara Frantiska Zdenahlf-
kova v Berwyn pokusila sc pet
KRAFT 0 sebevrazdu. Ctyrikrat
v minulosti byla zachranena.
Nynl dosla Gle. Pozila jedu.
' nemocnici jeho nasledk1m
podlehla.
% rokG stara Florence Elsi-
kova zavrela Sc do loznice, kde
vyplla lahvicku lysolu. Asi "a
hodlnu nalezena mrtva.
V poslednfch dvou kon-
certech Chicazskeho Civic or
chestru V Orchestra Halle byli
VyDranl "a so1isty diva cestf u
melcl, V predposledn1m Frank
BRONX, virtues ma lesni rob, a
v poslednfm Rudolf Uhlfk. flet
nlsta a Yak znameho mfstnfho
umelce We hTe ma fletnu, o. J.
Dykasta. Jmenovanf byli W.
brani dirigentem Hansen Lam
gem a vyber byl tim vyznam-
neJsi, Jelikoz mlad1 virtuosove
dcinkujf Tecenem orchestra
prvnl rok a oba dosahli jiz prv-
Mich mist. Oba pochazeji z
ceskych rodicG, bydlfcfch v &C.
ske Kalifornii.
= V Passaic, N. J. "Katoli-
cky Sokol', tydennf organ
Slovenskeho Katolickeho So
kola v Americe, v poslednfm
elsie velikymi pismeny HASA:
"Slovenst1 revizionisti utrpeli
strasn1 porazku", nacez pri-
nasl tuto zpravu z R1ma:
Slovenstl revisioniste utrpeli
strasnou porazku, kdyz Musso-
lini, jejich velky podporvatel,
uzavfel petilety pakt S Jugo-
slavi1, re nebude dale zadati
zmenu hranic a ami ma SVEN u
Zemi trpeti revisionisty, kteff
dosud byli do jiste mlry z Italie
financovani.
Tato west ohromila sloven-
ske revosionisty, z nichz nekte-
ri stale jeste nedajf pokoje, a
name zarucene zpravy, re Vi
&c jejich platkG zajiste presta-
ne nyn1 brzy vychazeti, nebo
budou zmensene, jezto subven-
&c z jistych pramenG pTesta-
nOu.
Revisioniste utrpeli uz pred
tim porazku 1mrtfm madar-
skeho diplomatic Gombosa, kite
ry stale snil O revisi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Reklamni plakaty musi ven z
hostincH.

Poole naTizenf statni lihovi-
move komise V Ohio, must byt
z restauracf a hostincG nejdele
do 1. kvetna t. r. odstraneny
plakaty S reklamou pivovar1
a vinopalen. Kdo by narfzenf
nedbal, vystavuje Sc nebezpeci
odvolani licence k prodeji piva
a kofalky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Hotel " Atlantic CITY shoFel.

Kdysi slime znamy Grand
Atlantic hotel Atlantic City,
nyn1 uprazdneny, shorel 5.
dubna. Chen marn6 hasilo ma
200 hasicG. Divak1 bylo ma
10000. z vedlejsfho hotelu
Royal Palms prchnouti muscle
200 hostf. skoda paci Sc ma
$25O.OOO. Zniceny hotel byl
pull blocku Cd Boardwalk ma
Virginia avenue. Mel $50 svet-
mic V peti poschodich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Ubila kladivem manzeIa.

V Clevelandu Julia Bender,
36leta, ubila kladivem sveho
manzela, Steve Bendera, AZ,
majitele gasol1nove stanice.
Bender mel zadanou zalobu O
rozvod. Spal v oddeIene loz-
nici tehoz bytu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Osvobozena.

V Everett, Wash, porota
superiornfho soudu osvobodi-
la Mabel Fain z obzaloby pro
vrazdu druheho stupne, ktera
ma nj byla vznesena, kdyz jeji
manzel byl nalezen zastreleny
v jejich obydlf Index. Fain
vypalila pet kuli do sveho man
zela Is. 1nora, kdyz Sc dove
della, re jest otcem decka, KITE
re ocekava Charlotte Oxford.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Co ceka mlade.

V Milwaukee, Wis, mestsky
navladnf Mcmahon dial poky-
ny skoln1m spravam,z re NAME
lie, ktef1 Sc ozenf S divkami cd
16 do Is let, je must posflati
do skoly, nebo zaplatiti poku-
tn $50 a jfti pffpadne i do We
zeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Zapalil Shiloh tabernakI.

Thomas Griffith, 10 rokG
starry v Zion, Illionis, primal Sc
re zapalil tamnf Shiloh taber-
nakl, ably Sc ''vyrovnal" S vele-
knezem Christian Apostolic
cfrkv1, Wilburem Glenn Volt
va. Tabernakl postaven byl
pred 80 roxy. Skoda Volivou
Odhadnuta jest ma 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
ctyTi vzduchoplavci zhynuli
We srazce.

CtyTi namorni vzduchoplav-
CT zahynuli We srazce dvou
bombovacfch aeroplanG pri ma
nevrech ctyricet mil cd San
Diego, Kalifornie, poradanych.
byli do more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Vrah zatcen ma mori.

V Janove, Italie, do zajeti
americkeho konsulatu byl w.
dan v poutech Randolph Ser
REQ re Saltwater, Mimi, ktery
"a cesty do Italie pc lodi v sire
du Atlantiku %. hTezna k smr-
tt ubodal lodniho kuchare Wal
terra O'Briena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Otce zabiI.

V Albany, N. Y, byvaly cho-
vance blazince John Ireland,
zastrelil sveho stareho otce,
shodil svoji matku Sc schodou.
a vazne poranil diva statnf po-
licisty, kter1 jej chteli zatknou-
tt. Byl konecne zajat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Zastupy pri poprave.

V Kennel, Mo-, zastup tisfcG
osob v arene pod otevrenym
nebem pozoroval, jak Fred A.
dams, 21lety byl obesen "a
vrazdu nocnfho hlfdace pri lou
pei.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Norman Thomas do Evropv.

Norman Thomas, predseda
soclallsticke strany, odplul z
New Yorku ma Aquitanii Sc
svou chotf ma prvnf cestu do
Evropy pc 80 letech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor $3.50. jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
KAREL JANDA,
sol N. BelnOrd Avenue
Evening star., 1937-07-18
RESERVISTS TO WATCH
FOR SED|TIOUS MOVES
Officers Called on to Urge Study
of American Political and
Social Order.

Naval Reserve officers throughout
the country are being urged by the
national association to watch every
move from without and within tina t
has for its purpose the undermining Of
American traditions.
The officers have been admonished
to associate themselves with every
worthwhile endeavor in the naval
districts in which they reside to bring
about more widespread study of the
principles underlying American po-
litical, social and economic order.
They also have been told to keep in
formed as to subversive organizations
located within their districts and the
activities Of such associations.
The officers also are supporting
legislation having for its purpose the
strengthening Of the United States
sedition laws, denying naturalization
to persons advocating violent over
throw of our Government, facilitating
the deportation Of aliens engaged in
the promotion Of subversive move
ments in the United States. and
further debarring the use of the
United States mails to persons or
organizations advocating the use Of
force and violence for the modification
OF our existing economic, political and
social order.
The association also has gone on
record as favoring national legislation
to prevent efforts to incite disobedience
among the armed forces OF the United
States.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
DAUGHTERS OF 1912
MEDAL IS DELIVERED
Fifth Battalion. Fleet Marine
Corps Reserve, to Compete
for Award.

MAJ. Gen. Thomas Holcomb. U. s
M. C., commandant of the Marine
Corps, has delivered to the sfh Bat
talon. Fleet Marine Corps Reserve,
Tor competition during the field train
ing period at Quantico. August IS TO
%, the Daughters Of 1912 Efficiency
Medal. presented by Jeanne Fox
Weinmann, past national president Of
the Daughters Of 1912.
similar medal last year was won
by Sergt. Douglas E. Studdiford of
Company c.
The medal. which counts toward
the Efficiency Cup to the best all
around company OF the battalion is
awarded after considerat ton of:
l, Soldlerly appearance and neatness
OF person, clothing and equipment
9. Attendance st camp. g. Attend
ance at armory drills. l. Manual OF
Arms. S. Rife craftsmanship. 6
Progress In correspondence courses
l. Number of men recruited. 8. Gen
eral activities in interest Of Reserve.
Only men with previous service o,
previous military training are accepted
for enlistment in the 5th Battalion
There are few vacancies for musi.
clans, buglers, cooks and clerical men
Applicants between the ages of II and
35 should apply on any Tuesday o.
Wednesday evening at 458 Indiana
avenue. Applications are also in orde1
for companies stationed at Alexandria
Rockville and Indian Head.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS

Mrs. Howard c. Boone. president Of
the National American War Mothers.
who was appointed a delegate by the
Government to the dedication of war
memorials erected in French ceme-
teries, sailed for France last Wednes-
day.
A group of District of Columbia
members Of the organization assem-
bled at the Union Station to bid Mrs.
Boone bon voyage included Mrs.
Florence A. Latham and Mrs. Mary
T. Shanahan, national officers; Mrs.
Amelia Thiele, state president of Dis
trict Of Columbia; Mrs May Watts,
Mrs. Lydia Spofford past State presi-
dent Of Virginia; Mrs. Katie Gross,
Mrs John Eckert. Mrs Robert Berg,
Mrs. Clara L. DOGGY. Mrs George S.
CARL, Mrs Emil Walker.
Mrs Boone will return to this coun-
try August 20.
At a meeting of the District of Co.
lumbia Chapter Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Elizabeth Roddy. presiding, Mrs
Walter Criswell was elected delegate
to the national convention, September
%, in Detroit. Mrs. George S. CARL
is alternate.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
UNIFORM CHANGES
FOR GUARD PEND
Use of Helmet One Of the Most
Important Shifts Con.
sidered.

Changes are pending in the uniform
of the Regular Army and the National
Guard, among the most important of
which are a new and shorter over
coat and the fabric helmets for the
present field campaign hat. While
funds are available for the purchase
OF portion of new pattern over
coat. 1t was said, there is possibility
purchases may be delayed in order
to conduct further tests.
In addition to the s7-per-man cloth
ing replacement allowance. the esti-
mates include funds for the procure
ment Of $4,000 overcoats and sufficient
nev-pattern raincoats to complete
equipment Of all men on the basis of
one each. 1t is planned to complete
the supply Of overcoats over a period
Of three years. 10000 by 1889 $4,000
by 1910 and 10000 by l94l.
However, owing to the present status
Of studies being made and service tests
recommended of proposed types Of
field uniforms and overcoats, it ap-
pears consideration should be given to
the question of delay in purchasing
the present type, it was pointed out.
pending service tests to determine the
best types for the Army as whole.
Samples of proposed types have been
submittd to the adiutant general by
the quartermaster general. with the
request that service tests be conducted.
These tests, it was indicated, will re-
quire from one to two years. It was
also indicated that the present trend
appears to be in favor OF the short
overcoat
The National Guard Bureau Of the
War Department is trying to have
rescinded the present policy of acquir-
ing clothing for the National Guard
by commercial contract. This, it was
asserted. requires from four to six
months for delivery. 1t is desired to
make issues to the Guard in the same
manner as those to the Regular estab-
lishment.
Funds now are available. it was
said. for the procurement of articles
Of clothing for new units to be Or
ganized under the second 5000 in
crease in troops.
In connection with the use Of the
fabric helmet in Summer, 1t was in
dicated 10 organiza tions favored the
issue of this part of the uniform plus
the field cap to replace the service
hat, 2 as replacement for the service
hat and II recommended that the he'll
met be issued in addition to the serv-
ice hat.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
IRISH WAR VETERANS

District of Columbia Post. No IT.,
will have an open meeting July 20 at
pm. at the Knights of Columbus
Club. All veterans and their families
are invited. The meeting is in con-
nection with drive to secure mem
bership of 700 in the post. Comdr
John w. Barrett is general chairman
of the Drive Committee He returned
last Monday from Newark, N. j.. after
a conference with National Comdr
Walter Ferry.
Mr.. Barrett was recently appointed
national aide de camp to the national
commander A. P. Gill and w. R. Nc
Lister we're appointed on the National
Convention Committee, which will be
held in Philadelphia September
to IL.
The post will meet next Thursday
at the Knights of Columbus Club.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
AUXILIARY ISSUES
CONVENTION CALL
D. c. Department of Legion Group
to Hold 18th Annual Farley
August 16, II.

A call for the twelfth annual con-
ventiOn of the District Of Columbia
Department. American Legion Aux
iliary, was issued last week by Mrs.
Mary K Killeen. department presi-
dent. 1t will be held at the Red Cross
Chapter House, August l6 and II at
8 pm.
Each unit will be entitled to one
delegate and one alternate and one
additional delegate and alternate for
each Is members or ajor fraction
thereof whose current dues have been
received by the secretary. Margaret
Garry, by August !. The names Of
the delegates and alternates must be
filed with the secretary not later
than August S.
Each unit president is requested to
file list OF charmen on rules. Gre
dentials, constitutional amendments
and resolutions
All unit officers will be installed on
the closing night by the new depart
ment president.
Delegates at large will be the past
department presidents and the de-
partment officers, and their votes will
be cast with the unit to which they
are credited Victory, Miss Edna Nc
Intosh and Mrs Blanche Cory; Nash,
Mrs. Mary Corwin and Mrs. Ruth
Turner; Spengler, Mrs Marie Dyer
and Mrs. Roberta FaWcett. Sergt
Jasper, Mrs. Edith O'Connor and Mrs.
Ellen Louise Warren: Costello, Miss
Nicie Perell; George E Killeen. Mrs
Mary K. Killeen and Mrs. Irene Ar
mold; United States Agriculture. Mrs
Emma Warren and Mrs. Edith w
Quinn. United States Treasury. Mrs
Evelyn Copeland: Government Print
ing Office. Mrs Sarah Johns. Nc
Groarty, Mrs. Sue P. Minis; Potomac
Miss Irene Sheehan, James E. Walker.
Harriet Epps.
Reservations for the national con-
vention September 20 in New York
City can be arranged with the de-
partment adiutant of the American
Legion headquarters in the Bond
Building.
Washington Police Post Unit No. 20
met July 9 at 6l4 E street with the
president Mrs. Thelma Stroman. pre-
siding. Annual reports of committee
chairmen were received and adopted
Virginia Wilhelm was accepted into
membership.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
FORTY AND FIGHTERS
PLAN ANNUAL CRUISE
Will Hold Celebration Tomorrow
Night-Floor Show and
Dancing on Program.

District Forty and Fighters and
their guests will take over the steamer
City of Washington tomorrow night
for the annual cruise
Advance ticket sales made in CO.
operation with Legion posts are said
to be heavy and with the box Office at
the Seventh street dock of the Wilson
Line to remain open up to sailing time
at $50 tomorrow night the steamer Is
expected to carry large crowd.
A program has been prepared by
Chef de Care r. Jess Caillet and
Chef de Train John McCabe A floor
show has been arranged, there will
be dancing, refreshments and other
diversions.
At the meeting last Friday former
grand chefs of the organization were
in charge of entertainment.
Two sessions OF the Grand Chemi-
not and another meeting of the vol
ture are scheduled before the Forty
and Fighters hold their annual
Grande Promenade in August and
elect officers.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
MARINE WREATH LAID

Ceremony Held on Occasion of
Opening of Meeting Here.
Lieut.. Col. Ralph c. Bishop, former
officer of the 18th Field Artillery. and
Harry Cedar, chairman of publicity
Of the Washington branch Of the So
ciety of the Sd Marne Division. re-
ceived word last week that Mayo,
Alougas of Chateau -Thierry. France
former French World War veteran,
placed a wreath on the Sd Division
Monument, which is situated at the
entrance of a small public park on
the north bank of the Marne.
This took place last Thursday on
the occasion of the opening Of the
annual convention here Of the Or
vaniyation at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Meetings This Week.

Monday; Quentin Roosevelt
Post, Potomac Boat Club, 8 pm
Guard of Honor, National
Guard Armory, 8 pm.
Columbia Drum and Busle
Corps, Registrars Office, Four
teenth and independence avenue
southwest, pm.
Tuesday: Bunker Hill Post,
Hayloft, 8 pm.
Costello Post, pm.
2nd Division Post, New Colo
NAL Hotel, s pm
National Press Club Post, Press
Club, $50 pm.
Columbia Post, 9l2 Michigan
avenue, 8 pm.
Fort Stevens Post Drum and
Bugle Corps, Old Brightwood
School. 8 pm.
Wednesday,: Stanley Church
Depue Post, Potomac Boat Club,
8 pm.
U. S. S. Grant Nc Alexander,
Hayloft, 8 pm.
Fort Stevens Post. s pm.
Thursday: Department Execu-
tive Committee, District Build
ing, pm.
James f. Walker Post, Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A., 8 pm.
Friday: Sons of Legion Drum
and Bugle Corps, National Guard
ArmOry, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
COUNCIL OF S. W. Y.
MEETS SATURDAY
Department Commander Y. c.
Woodbridge Will Preside.
Officers Appointed.

The Council Of Administration Of
the Spanish War Veterans will meet
at o21 PENNSYLVANIA avenue Saturday
at 8 pm. Department Comdr V. c.
Wooldridge will preside. Delegates
and those who expect to attend the
national encampment are urged to be
present.
The department commander issued
general order No. ! announcing the
appointment Of the officers and those
elected for the ensuing year
Owing 10 the absence of Comdr.
George w Wayne of Gen Nelson A,
Miles Camp. Senior Vice Comdr. c.
c. Lewis was in the chair The next
meeting will be held Friday evening
in Pythian Temple.
President Marie Lucas convened the
meeting Of Col. James S. Petit Aux
iliary Monday evening in Naval Lodge
Hall. The meeting scheduled for July
26 has been Cancelled and instead q
grocery bingo will be held in the
meeting hall
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary met
Friday evening and was convened by
President Alice Luskv. Eva Couzens
and Mary Garner were initiated It
was announced that instead of the
regular meeting, July %, bingo party
will be held.
It is again urged that all members
Of the camps and auXiliaries desiring,
to travel on the special train to the
convention notify the travel director
as soon as possible in order that pro-
vision may be made in advance. He
may be reached at 1881 Woodley
place or phone Adams 1853
Evening star., 1937-07-18
THREE ORDERED
TO ACTIVE DUTY
Reserve Officers Given
Maryland and Virginia As.
signments for Year.

Three Reserve officers of the District
have begun q year Of active duty with
the Regular Army. They are Second
Lieut.. Irving P. Mendelsohn. 34th In
fantry, to Fort George G. Meade, Md. !;
Second Lieut.. Thomas A. Redling-
shafer. 1920 Service Unit, to Fort
Howard, Nd. and Second Lieut.. John
E. Walker, 1320th Service Unit, to
Fort Belvoir, Va.
District Reserve officers assigned to
IA days of active duty training at
nearby Army posts are: Medical De-
partment officers at Carlisle Barracks,
Pa. Capt. John L. Mccarthy and First
Lieuts. Elmer w. Fugitt, Willard p.
McNeill. John NJ Butcher. Harry w.
Chadduck, Arthur H. Lewis and
George V. Martin, jr.
Other officers assigned are Capt.
Alfred S. Koch. Air Corps, to Lang
ley Field, Va; Capt. Arthur J. Dun
lap, Finance, to Fort Monroe Va. and
First Lieut.. Henry L. Bastien. 364th
Medical Regiment, to Camp Albert c
Ritchie, Md. The following offcers OF
the 3l5th Field Artillery began two
weeks OF active duty at Fort Bragg.
N. c.: Capt. Max A. Bradshaw and
First Lieut.. Jack Burks.
The following officers have been or
dered or continued on active duty with
the Civilian Conservation Corps for six
months: Capts. Louis E. Diaz and Ell
gin F. Dyer, First Lieut.. Laurence r.
LOveland and Second Lieut.. Harlan
NICK. Nelson, all quartermasters First
Lieut.. AlfidO E Brieuglio, 305th Medi-
cal Regiment; First Lieut. Lawrence l..
Long and Second Lieut.. Robert P. Will
son. 306th Cavalry; First Lieut.. Mel
vile M Menefee, 3l5th Field Artillery.
First Lieut.. Don c. Smith and Second
Lieut.. Talbert A. Smith, 320th In
fantry: Second Lieut.. Arthur B. House
18th Infantry; Second Lieut.. Erwin H.
Shupp, 3l3th Field Artillery. and the
following medical officers: First Lieuts.
Lester j. Dugan. Jaye j. Grollman.
Shakir T, Ilya.s. and Thomas H, Quill.
District officers have been assigned
to units as indica ted: Capt. Joseph E.
Peterson to the l326th Service Unit:
First Lieut.. Paul McM. Hart to the
l3OOth Service Unit; First Lieut..
Henry P. Fife and Second Lieut..
Charles r. Garity to the l326th Serv-
ice Unit; Second Lieut.. Lowell J.
Bradford TO the Sd Cavalry: Second
Lieut.. James L. Gustln to the l3l7th
Service Unit: Second Lieut.. Victor H
Sutro to the l325th Service Unit: and
Second Lieuts Matthew E Chotas and
Belden R. Reap to the Sd Coast Artil-
lery district.
Local Reserve officers have been re-
lleved from units as follows: Capt,
John A. Reed from the 5lst General
Hospital: First Lieut. David L. Fono-
rolf from the 364th Medical Regiment;
Second Lieut.. John A. Austin from
the 34th Infantry. and Second Lieut..
Dale E. Gouoeman from the SD
Quartermaster Regiment. First Lieut..
Frank j. Erwin having been trans
1erred to the Arm and Service Assign
ment Group, is relieved from the 23d
Quartermaster Regiment. Second
Lieut.. Nicholas H. Shea is relieved
from assignment to the l32lst Service
Unit and is assigned to the 18th Field
Artillery.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
D. A. R. PARTY
E Pluribus Unum Chapter Honors
New Mem bers.

The last meeting of E Pluribus Unum
Chapter. D. A. R, took the form of .
dinner and garden party at Martha
Washington Seminary. in honor of the
new members who had come into the
chapter within the last three years.
The regent, Mrs. William c. Teubner.
presided.
A musical program was rendered by
Allen Bell. Mr. RaWlins Mr.. Mawrey
and Mr. williams, which was inter-
spersed with rhythmic dances around
the pool ~ the Misses Ryan, twin
sisters. Mrs 3. Leo Wilkinson Of tho
American Eagle Chapter, told fortunes.
DR.. Edward Thompson, president Of
Martina Washington Seminary. spoke
about the marker which had been
placed by the Martha Washington
Chapter, at Chestnut Grove. the birth.
place Of Martha Washington, neas
New Kent Court House. Va