Evening star., 1938-04-17

"a olllCeIS Training camp, ". .. "A, |,
Roscoe F. Grady, goth United States
Engineers; George w. Sullivan, Tank
Corps; Robert J. Fortin 426th Field
Signal Service: Charles B. Eckenrode,
United States Infantry: Robert P.
Donahay. 10th Field Artillery. and
j. NJ. Harrell
President Michael Joseph Lyons an
nounces the senior drum and bugle
corps is fully manned with 49 uni
| formed members and commencing
May l will compliment its regular
/ Tuesday night drills at Roosevelt High
/ School. with drills each Friday night.
Other officers of the corps are: Richard
H. Vlancour, musical director: Bill
/ Lemon, drum major. Joseph A. Purks.
chief OF drummers; Harry Hungel-
mann. chief of buglers: Arnold E.
Graham, business manager: George
Bryant, secretary. and Frank Karst,
treasurer, with Joe Young, quarter
master.
A dinner dance will be held May 8,
| in Stansbury Hall
Capt. Russell Riordan has scheduled
the squadron business meeting for
April 80 The post Executive Com
mittee will meet April q, Comdr. John
T. Long presiding. Manager Joseph
A. Ashl is holding practices of the
Junior League baseball team each We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoon at
Third and Sheridan streets NV, in
preparation for the opening game
/ May l on the Ellipse.
At the meeting of Costello Post in
May, John Carr will be presented with
a plaque and cash prize of $40 for
bringing in the most new members,
Recent transfers to the post are:
James Dowd of Paul Schmidt Post,
No. 322, Chicago, Ill, and Charles R.
Sterne of Sergt. Jasper Post.
A dance will be given by the post on
May 10, at the Washington Hotel.
The James E. Walker Unit. No 26,
met April at the Y. M. c. A. A
! committee composed of Mesdames
Helen B. Wilson. May1ne Hawkins
anu MdOtl ~ SOlelIldll OiSpidSSo VIC
colors recently secured
Mrs. Gabrielle Pelham. former head
/ of Community Center work. divisions
10 to l3, District of Columbia public
schools and member of the unit,
spoke on child welfare
The Department of Justice Post. No.
Al. will meet tomorrow at pm. in the
| No l assembly room, 5243. of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation. L. r.
Pennington, member Of the post and
administrative assistant to the direc-
tor, J. Edgar Hoover, will speak on the
work of the Bureau of Investigation.
A motion picture. you Can't Get
Away With It." will be shown.
This meeting will be open to the la
dies, accompanied by Legionnaires.
Department Comdr. Thomas Mason,
jr., and National Committeeman
Joseph j. Malloy will be present. En-
trance to the Department of Justice
Building may be gained through the
center door on Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets NV.
Membership Officer James j. Mackin
and his committee are recruiting all
eligible members connected with all
branches of the department.
James Reese Europe Post. No. S,
met Tuesday evening at the Northwest
Branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. Comdr.
Robert Williams presided.
The junior organization of the Sons
of the Legion, under the supervision
of Past Comdr. Clifton C. Anderson,
was presented to the post officers and
members. This organization has been
equipped with bugles, and efforts are
being made to furnish them with
drums.
The post will present the Dixie Har-
monies, radio concert artists, in con-
cert at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church next Wednesday evening.
The post unanimously indorsed the
candidacy of National Committeeman
Joseph ]. Malloy to succeed himself for
the years of 1889 and 1910 as national
committeeman.