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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-26
Making Weight No Hazard

If the Armstrong weight troubles have been manufactured
as an advance abb therefore, the will for Sarron SO
let not be deceived.
Incidentally as goes the post Friday night against
Armstrong the meeting will clear definitely the troubled stu
alton in the land as exactly who the best atherweght
Many who tell that the fashy and hard punch
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-26
NAVY YARD LOSES

FREDERICK, Nd, Oct. Is.
The unbeaten and unscored upon
Brunswick football team measured
the Navy Yard eleven Of Wash
ington yesterday in Brunswick,
12-O. Forward passes accounted
for both Brunswick touchdowns.
Brunswick ..s......." 81!
Navy YaSA s.S..s...."s w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-26

end goes right through to the secondary to block out
the line support his side Rebhoz strongside tackle
goes through hit either the defensive CENTER any
other potential tackler.
Merka takes out the incoming defensive end and Mahan
blocks out the defensive tackle YurwE left end in this
picture goes down field to clear the way for Turner if the
last named gets into the clear Jones' left tackle checks at
the line and then goes down field to clean out tacers
the ball gets clear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-26
Girl BOWlers Smash
Duckpins in League
By SID KATZNELL

Feminine duckpnners giving the diminutive wooden
bottles thorough thrashng nowadays.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-26

100 to 1873, so what of the five
shed?
The Washington times., 1937-11-23

NAVY
Navy orders of the week include the
following;
CAPTAIN
Howard B. Mecleary, det c. o., U. 9.
s. Omaha; to 14th N. D., Pearl Harbor,
T. H.
LIEUTENANT
Barnett T. Talbot det, vP-15 CU. s.
S. OwD in December; to comm. Nav.
Res. Aviation Base, Philadelphia.
LIEUTENANTS, JUNIOR GRADE
Hugh Q. Murray. desp. ors. May TO-,
further mod: to c. (. o. U. s. S. Warning
ton and on bd. when commiss., inst.
duty U. S. S. Roper.
William A. Thorn. granted sick leave
2 mos, wait ors. at San Diego.
ENSIGN
Richard s. Paret, det U. s. S. King
December II; to Asiatic Sta.
MEDICAL CORPS
Comdr. James A. Brown, on disch.
trmt. Nav. Hosp, San Diego; to duty
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MAJOR
Leslie f. Bowman. @. N. c., Fort
Brown, Tex; ret. Nov. 30.
CAPTAINS
Robert W. Raynsford, Sig. c., rel. 51st
Sig. Bat, Fort Monmouth, n. j., Dec.
s; report to c. O., Fort Monmouth, for
assgt.
Charles E. Woodruff. jr., inf, rel
Panama Canal Dept; to 9Th Inf, Fort
Williams, Me.
Pierre B. benson, c. A. c., assgt. to
9th c. A, Fort Banks, Mass, rev.
James E. Bowen, ir., inf, ors. in S. o.
129 rev.; rel. Goth Inf, Fort Sill, Okla,
a exp. of lv. of abs; to 18th Inf. Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
Daniel P. Norman, inf, rel. Preside,
San Francisco; to Philippine Dept, sail
from San Francisco Jan. 29.
FIRST LIEUTENANTS
Charles G. Galloway, &C. A. c., @.
NJ. c., to 9. NJ. c., Nov. II, with rank
The Washington times., 1937-11-23

from Nov. 1.
waldron L. Morse, NJ. c., det. men. of
med. prom. exam. bd., Fort Bragg, N. c.,
vice Major Berna T. Bowers, NJ. c., here
by rel.
Henry s. Carroll D. c., det. mem. Of
dent. prom, exam. bd., Boston, Mass,
vice Major H. Allen Winslow, D. c.,
hereby ell.
Edmund C. R. Lasher, O. NJ. c., rel
Fort Ontario, N. Y, Dec. Is; to off. of
@. NJ. G., Washington.
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Wilson D. Coleman, Inf assg. to S0th
Inf, Preside of San Francisco, on COM
pletion of present tour of foreign service.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Maj. Gen. Walter L. Reed, to insp.
gen., / day, Nov. rs.
Lieut.. Col. Herbert ]. Lawes, %. NJ.
c., G. S. c., days, Nov. 26.
Capt. Richard E. O'Connor, F. A., lv.
Of abs. per S. o. 1911 amended; W.
effective Dec. / inst. Nov. 8.
The Washington times., 1937-11-23

Nav. Trng. Sta, same.
Comdr. Richard C. Satterlee, det. U.
s. S, Texas December /; to U. S. S.
Medusa.
Lieut.. Cmdr. Robert K. Y. Dusinberre
det. Nav. Hosp, Philadelphia, in Janu-
ary: to c. (. o. q. S. S. Savannah and
on bd. when commiss.
The Washington times., 1937-11-23
ARMY

Current Army orders include the fol-
lowing;
COLONEL
Harvey W. Miller, A. G. D., Washing
LIEUTENANT COLONIES
Allen NJ. Burdett (J. A. G. d.. G. s.
c., REL off. of Ch. of staff. Washington;
to the ]. A. G., Washington, for duty In
his off.
Russell H. Brennan, ]. A. G. D.. rel.
off. of ]. A. c., Washington; Diet. as
sdtnl mem. of G. S. C. and assgd. to
War Dept. G. s., and will report to Oh.
of Staff. Washington, for duty in his off.
Lucien S. S. Berry. cav, rel. 5th Cav,
Fort Clark Tex, Jan. 20; to Org. Res,
LIST c. A, Rutland, Vt.
Bertram F. Duckwall, M. C., det. mem.
Of med. prom. exam. bd., Fort Des
Moines. Iowa, vice Lieut.. Col. David D.
Hogan, dec.
The Washington times., 1937-11-23
SKIN SAVES LEATHER

BERLIN, Nov. 23.-To save
leather for the high boots needed
by Germany army and National
Socialist party organizations Ger
many is now employing fish skin
as a substitute and the manufac-
ture of fish skin goods has started
on a large scale.
The Washington times., 1937-11-23

Lieut.. Paul K. Perkins. det. Nav.
Hosp, Charleston, S. c., December i;
to U. s. s. Arizona.
Lieut.. Ernest M. Wade, det. u. s. s..
Arizona; to instn. Nav. Hosp, San Diego.
SUPPLY CORPS
Comdr. Lawrence A. Odlin, rel. add.
duty Nav& Hosp, Pearl Harbor; cont.
other duties.
The Washington times., 1937-11-23

Mind you-it's the personalrecipe
of Our Family and We'Ue been
distilling for so odd years!
If there's one time when this extra
tasty Family's Recipe of ours fits
in with everything just perfect, it's
Thanksgiving Day. know in a
lot of families where they serve
up the loveliest home cooking -
folks would almost as lief have a
hamburg steak instead of their
roast turkey as to have their high
The Washington times., 1937-11-23
Nothing goes with your
Thanksgiving eats like this tas1
Family's Whiskey of ours!

balls made out of any whiskey ex-
cept The Wilken Family Whiskey.
don't know which old custom
started frst-Thanksgiving or our
Family making whiskey. But both
have been going on a goodly
number of years all right. And if
you remember to get Our Family's
Whiskey for Thanksgiving you'll
have a mighty tasty time of it.
zz::z&@~ |
Evening star., 1937-11-21
ARMY AND NAVY UNION

Installation of officers was held We'd
nesday at lois L street NV. The de-
partment drill team. headed by Comdr.
Ralph N. Werner, conducted the cere-
monies.
The officers are: Department COM
mander, Capt. Smithson of Garrison
No. 104: senior vice commander. Ralph
N. Werner, Garrison No. l04: first
junior vice commander. j. B. Coffmac,
Jr- Garrison No. 1902; second junior
vice commander, Comrade Quin, Gar.
rison No. 200; third junior vice COM
mander. James Maximow. Garrison No.
100l; fourth junior vice commander,
Edward Livingston, Garrison No. 1o4:
department inspector, Max E. Ksplan.
Garrison No. 1901; department pay-
master. William G.. Valine, Garrison
No. l04; department Judge advocate,
NJ Perry. Garrison No. 104: of1icer of
the watch, Comrade Holmes, Garrison
No. 200: officer Of the day, Homer
Waybright, Garrison No. 200; officer Of
the guard. Comrade Smiler, Garrison
No. g.; department chaplain, Jack
Cleary, Garrison No. 1902; department
liaison officer. Howard Newkirk, Gar
rison No. l04.
The next regular muster Of the
Presidents Own Garrison will be at 8
pm. Wednesday. Comdr. Ralph N.
Werner will preside and arrangements
for the installation of new officers will
be completed. These services are to
take place at the Willard Hotel at a
date to be decided. The new officers
are: Commander, Vincent Miles; senior
vice commander, Gen. James A. Drain;
frst junior vice commander, william
Valine; second junior vice commander,
Howard Newkirk; third Junior vice
commander, r. r. Payne; fuorth
Junior vice commander, John LYDIA;
paymaster. Phineas Towne; chaplain,
G. Douglas; officer Of the watch, Com.
rade Mccormick; oflcer Of the guard.
Alex Uzefovich. and oficer Of the day,
Comrade Hanson.
The department drill team will
meet at room lis. Magill Building, eOs
q street NV, at 3 pm. November ~.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
EIGHT AND FORTY

Mrs. Mary Haws. lie Chapeau Ma
tional, of Johnstown, Penna, made
her official visitation to the District
of Columbia Salon on November 10.
A dinner was given in her honor at
the Washington Hotel. A special meet
ing was held. The child welfare pro-
gram was given under the leadership
Of Mrs. Amelia Boberg.
The salon has organized q "big
sister" movement for children in Glen
dale Tubercular Hospital. Ten chill
dren have been adopted by 10 part
ners who will provide them cloth
ing and gifts. A THANKSGIVING party
was given there Friday afternoon. A
visit was made to Glendale Hospital
by LIE Chapeau National, Mary Haws,
and LIE Chapeau Departmental, Helen
McCabe, on November IL and the 10
children adopted were presented to
them.
The annual birthday dinner and
dance will be given December 4 at
the Continental Hotel. LIE Chapeau
National Haws and Chef de Chemin
de Fer Fred Fraser of the Forty and
Eight will be distinguished guests.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

years ago. and subsequent to the
World War, when the organization
was commanded by q commander, two
grades higher than the present COM
manding officer. Practically all of the
officers in the local outfit now are
graduates Of the Naval Academy since
the World War.
The Inspection Board has taken
cognisance of the conditions through
out the country, and the problem must
be considered from its Nationwide
aspect, because the officers are all on
one promotion list. However, it was
said great number Of the officers
commanding divisions and battalions,
who were in the World War, perform
their duties efficiently and for several
more years will be more capable than
younger officers who may be available
to relieve them. However, the Board
Of Inspectors has held that the Rroup
Is now too large. Unless something
Is done promptly, it was said, there
Is prospect OF an abrupt and exteusive
turnover. .-
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Disabled American
Veterans

Administrative policies will be dis
cussed by National Comdr. Mapel
T. Harl at q special session Of the
District Of Columbia Department Ex-
ecutive Committee tomorrow night.
He will be accompanied here by Past
National Comdr. Joseph Mcqueen o:
Kansas City. Marvin A. Harlan of 81
Paso, Tex, and e. Claude Babcock Of
this city.
Rea Chapter will meet tomorrow
night at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club. with Comdr. Philip Belt
presiding.
DR.. Walter Hess, commander Of
Ace-Rasmussen Chapter, announced
election Of officers will be held at the
next meeting.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Squadron Drum and Bugle Corps
of the post will soon take up practice
on Tuesday nights in Roosevelt High
School gymnasium along with the
posts senior championship corps.
Applicants should report at the club
rooms, 1924 Georgia avenue. to DR..
Anderson.
Ed Donaldson Is arranging q "bull
roast" for the afternoon of De-
cember S.
Bureau Of Engraving Post will meet
at the Joppa Lodge Hall, Ninth and
Upshur streets NV. Wednesday at 8
pm. It will be ladies' night.
Internal Revenue Post will hold in
stallation Of officers at the Hayloft
Club Tuesday evening. Department
Comdr Thomas and his stan, assisted
the ceremonies. with Post Comdr.
Charles Wolfe as presiding oEcer.
National Executive Committeeman
Joseph J. Malloy will be guest speak
er. Vice Comdr. John Long will
present a floor show.
National Cathedral Post will have
an open meeting Tuesday evening at
1922 Window place NV. There will
be an entertainment.
At q meeting Of the post squadrons
Of the Sons of the Legion at the Ben
Murch School temporary squadron Of
f1cers appointed were: Captain. Ed
mond J. Beaulac, jr.; first lieutenant,
James T. Brady, jr., and second lieu
tenant Stanley Silverberg.
Detachment Comdr Charles john
son and Rose O'Hara, Mother" of the
Districts squadrons, accompanied by
several uniformed members, were pres
ent with the Detachment Drum and
Bugle Corps and welcomed the new
squadron into membership The next
meeting Of the squadron will be No
vember %.
The first musical concert of the
American Legion which was to be held
next Tuesday evening at the Govern
ment Printing once has been can
celed and the committee who arranged
the affair are working on plans to
form department band and a depart
ment drum and bugle corps to off,
cially represent the department at all
functions in which the Legion par
ticipates.
The Christmas Party Committee to
be held December 81 at the Roosevelt
High School will have a special meet
ing Tuesday night at Legion head
quarters
Evening star., 1937-11-21
GOLD STAR MOTHERS

The National Executive Board met
at the Colonial Hotel with the na-
tional president, Mrs. n. B. Blake.
presiding. A large increase In mem
bership was reported. The board went
on record as urging a constitutional
amendment to the effect that only in
the event Of invasion Of the United
States or its territories shall Con-
gress have the power to declare war
until confirmed by q majority vote
m national referendum. They also
opposed the conscription of human
or national resources for any foreign
war.
They urged the armed activities OF
the United States shall be limited Ia
defense Of our own soil from invssion
BY . foreign power.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
DIVISION TO TRAIN
IN VIRGINIA AREA
Units to Have Mobile Camp
in Working Out War
Problems.

Western Virginia will be the scene
Of operations next summer of the staff
and divisional troops of the 29th Ma
tional Guard Division, it was decided
at conference here last week of the
divisional staff. headed by Maj Gen.
Milton A. Reckord of Maryland, d.
vision commander. Also at the con-
ference were Col. John A. Cutchins
of Richmond, Va. chief of staff; 1t.
Col. George Henderson Of Cumber-
land. Md. operations officer; 1t. Col.
Herbert L. Grymes Of Baltimore, Nd
assistant chief of staff: It. Col. Cary
Jarmon of Baltimore, chemical war
fare officer; 1t. Col. Peyton G. hewitt
OF this city, divisional adjutant gen.
eral, and Col. s. l.. Pike. U. S. Army,
divisional inspector and instructor.
The division includes the National
Guard Of this city. the States of Mary
land and Virginia and q portion Of
Pennsylvania. The tentative details
for the training were discussed. Gen.
Reckord said it was his desire to have
q mobile camp, that is the camp will
move from day to day as the war prob
lens and programs are worked out.
While q definite location has not been
decided upon, it was said, it probably
will be In the area around Winchester.
The possibilities Of obtaining oper-
ations ground in that area, it was said,
will be taken up with Brig. Gen. 8.
Gardner Waller, adjutant general OF
Virginia.
Although the entire training period
Of the division will be concerned with
moving . division Of troops in action
over the rolling and mountainous ter
rain Of the area, officers said the prob
lens necessarily would not be con-
cerned with . study Of Civil War CAM
paigns in that area. It was added the
present-dAy problems are vastly dit
ferent from those prevailing at the
time, because Of the development Of
machines in the movement of troops
and in their attack and defense oper-
ations.
While awaiting results Of the re-
quest from Gen. Waller for informa-
ton as to the best area available the
various stan officers win engage them
selves with the problems Of outlining
the program and making estimates Of
the funds needed and the details for
the movements of the divisional head
quarters troops and the stan from day
to day as the paper war progresses over
the maps and terrain Of the area.
Subsequent to the war plans con-
ference, the ofacers attended Q lunch
con st the Army and Navy Club, at
Evening star., 1937-11-21
November 23. Tickets can be DUR
chased from Pearl Hensst.

Defense Auxiliary met Wednesday
In the Odd Fellows Hall In Wood
ridge. President Edith n. Whitcraft
presided. Adelaide M. Grant. depart-
ment president; Frances Van Houton
chief-of-stan, and Roberta Fhvcett
past department president, spoke.
New officers will assume their
duties at the coming meeting, after
being indicted into ONCE at the toint
installation November 80.
Defense Post and auxiliary will hold
. Joint card party December II at
the Thomas Circle Club, 1925 Maasa-
chusetts avenue NV. Friends are
invited.
United States Treasury Auxiliary
will join with their post in sponsoring
dance November ~ at the ropps
Masonic Hall.
The District Of Columbia Depart-
ment dinner will be held tomorrow
at the Fairfax Hotel, 2l00 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. Friends e-e in
vited. For reservations call Hannah
Webber.
Meetings this week are:
Thursday: National Capital Auxil-
iary. Warrington Post Club, 3 pm.
Friday: District Of Columbia De.
partment, Thomas Circle Club. 7:lS
pm
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Meetings This Week.

Monday: Forty and Eight.
Portner Apartments, 8 pm;
Agustus P. Gardner Post, Army
and Navy Club, noon; Columbia
Post Drum and Bugle Corps. 8
pm, Registers Building; Colum-
bia Post, minstrel show. firehouse.
Cherrydale, Va, 8 pm.
Tuesday: Internal Revenue
Post, installation OF officers, Hay
loft. 8 pm; Victory Post, 8 pm;
James r. Europe Post, Twelfth
Street Y. M. G. A., 8 PM: Ma
tional Cathedral Post, 1923 VIM
dom place NV, 8 pm; Fort
Stevens Post Drum and Bugle
Corps. Roosevelt High School,
s pm.
Wednesday: McAlexander Post,
Hayloft. 8 pm.; Nash Post. 8
pm: Henry G. Spengler Post.
Thomas Circle Club, 8 pm: Bu-
reau Of Engraving Post. ladies'
night, Joppa Hall. 8 pm.
Friday: Sons Of Legion Drum
and Bugle Corps. National Guard
Armory. 6 pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
AUXILIARY ASKED
TO AID IN CENSUS
Members Requested to Help
in Having JobIess Count
Cards Returned.

Mrs. Dorothy b. Harper, president
District Of Columbia American Legion
Auxiliary. . member Of the District
Commissioner Committee Of the
National Unemployment Census, has
requested all members Of the auxiliary
to assist in having the cards returned.
The department officers will par
ticipate IN the Santa Claus parade,
sponsored by the Columbia Heights
Business Mems Association, November
26. or. II weather inclement, November
20. on uptown Fourteenth street.
Thirteen units were represented at
the membership meeting Monday eve
ming at department headquarters, 4l4
Denrike Building. The units reported
their membership as follows: Vic.
tory. 10; James Reese Europe. 8; Ken
meth H. Nash. %; Henry c. spensler,
Is; sergt. Jasper, 1872; Vincent B.
Costello, A; Lincoln, 25; George E.
killeen, go; James E. Walker, 12:
Ponce, 50; Government Printing Once,
10; United States Treasury. so; United
States Agriculture, IL; U. s. Grant
McAlexander, 3; Potomac, 48.
washington Police Unit met at the
Y. w. c. A. Building, 614 z street
NV, November IL, with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Ola D. Lee, in the chair.
The president appointed Mrs. Mar
garet Carroll as laison oficer to car
~ on the affairs of the unit with the
post. Child Welfare Chairman Mrs.
May L. Bridges reported during octo-
Der food. clothing, household articles
and cash had been furnished to needy
veterans families.
Department President Mrs. Helen
McCabe presented the unit with the
Dorothy B. Harper Eight and Forty
Junior Trophy, awarded annually TO
the unit with . membership Of less
than 100 for work in the membershtp
field.
The Juniors, under the direction of
Mrs. Anna NJ. Wilson, presented an
Armistice Day program.
The Juniors Of the Stephen P. Nc
Groarty Unit will give THANKSGIVING
tea dance at the Hayloft November 26.
Tickets may be obtained from the
Junior chairman, Mrs Ralph.
Thanksgiving baskets will be dis
tributed, some Of the foodstuffs being
collected at Thanksgiving party at
the Palisade Field House OF Novem-
Der 10.
At meeting of National Press Club
Post Tuesday evening at the National
Press Club the following officers were
elected and installed: Commander.
George O. Dillingham;; senior vice
commander. Edward Kelly; junior vice
commander, w. D. Campbell; third
vice commander, Paul j. McGahan:
adJutant, Nathan d. Golden; chaplain.
n. r. Baukhage; finance ofacer.
Harry Radcliffe. and Judge advocate.
Soterios Nicholson.
Bunker Hill Post, No. 81, met with
Comdr. William L. Collins presidine.
-Four new members were accepted.
Comdr. John Long of Fort Stevens
Post and Edward r. Dixon, depart-
ment membership onacer, spoke. Re.
treatments were served.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
REVENUE POST
Of 0FV.F.W.|NSTALLS
Sinclair F. Morris Takes
Office as Commander
of Unit.
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Front Line Post, 100
l. street NV.
Tuesday-National Capital Post,
10l5 L street NV.
Wednesday-Defense Post, 202O
Rhode Island avenue NE; WASH
ington Post, 100 L street NV;
Overseas Military Band, National
Guard Armory; Cootie Drum and
Bugle Corps, National Guard
Armory.
Thursday Pot tomac Post,
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Friday-Follow Me Post, 1902
Rhode Island avenue NE; v. F.
w. Bowling League, Recreation
Alleys.
Saturday-U. S. Treasury Post,
4215 Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

which was present Col. John W.
Oehmann, commanding the divisional
engineer regiment, who offered It's
cooperation In the plans to be worked
out
Evening star., 1937-11-21
STAFF is CHANGED
IN 5TH BATTALION
Reorganization Shifts Are An.
nounced by Executive Officer.
Capt. Stickney,

Through its executive officer, Capt.
William w. stickney. the 5th Bat
talon, Fleet Marine Corps Reserve,
has announced a reorganization of its
STAN. Hereafter. the functions and
duties Of the battalion executive Of
flcer have been assigned to him. 1t,
William j. Burrows has been assigned
the duties OF sdjutant. 1t. Justice
N. Chambers has been assigned the
duties of the operations and training
officer. Capt. Troy A. Nubson has
been appointed quArtermaster. Each
Of these officers was given definite
sections of the stan organization to
command and will be assisted In their
duties by It. John Z. Fondahl and
1t. Earl E. Holmes.
The battalion medical organization
continues under the command of 1t.
Comdr. Don 8. Knowlton.
The following promotions have been
announced by battalion headquarters:
John F. Robey. Company Z. promoted
to sergeant; Ralph Brunson. Gem
pany b. promoted to sergeant; Arthur
Z. Young, Company A, promoted to
corporal; Price c. spivey, Company
A. promoted to corporal
Company c announces sergt. Dom
aid J. Nevin has extended his enlist
ment for an additional four years.
Pvt. (First Glass; John r. Greet
Of Company B has also extended his
enlistment for two years. First sergt.
Leon E. Guyer, Company c, and Corp.
Clair T. Herring, Company b. have
extended their enlistments for four
years.
The following enlistments are an
nomced: ]. W. Cawman, Company
E; Ernest Enslow, jr., Company D;
Jack z. Chapman, Company A.
Arthur D. Lachlan has Joined the
battalion by transfer from the 18th
Battalion, San Francisco. He Is at
tending Georgetown University and
serving with the battalion rifle team.
There are at present vacancies for
enlistment In the battalion, both In
washington and in the outlying COM
panies. The age limits for enlistment
are from II to IS years and apph-
cations for the Washington companies
may be submitted on any Tuesday or
WedneSdav evening at AS8 Indiana
avenue NV. For the Alexandria
Company, applications 1hould be made
to First 1t. Alfred II. Marks, COM
manding Comany e, at the City Arm
ory, on Thursday nights. Applica-
tinms for the Rockville Company
should be submitted to Capt. Ralph
M. King. commanding Company =, at
the Rockville High School, Rockville,
Nd, ON Tuesday nights.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary VIII
hold . dinner ct the Fairfax Hotel,
2l00 MAssachusetts avenus NV,
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Bunker Hill Post, No. 81, met with
Comdr. William L. Collins presiding.
-Four new members were accepted.
Comdr. John Long of Fort Stevens
Post and Edward R. Dixon, depart
ment membership ohcer, spoke. Re.
freshments were served.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

The following District officers have
been continued on active duty with
the Civilian Conservation Corps for
another six months: Capts. John r..
Esaias and Norris A. Lneweaver, lst
Its. Charles A. Kengh and Lathrop z.
Smith and I'd 1t. Edward A. Cockey,
Sd.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

The Christmas Party Committee to
be held December 81 at the Roosevelt
High School will have special meet
ing Tuesday night at Legion head
quarters