Evening star., 1939-04-02

corted by the National Guard of
Honor.
The Vincent B. Costello Post will
meet Tuesday at the Carlton Ho-
tel. The parade of the vice COM
manders will continue. Comdr. Mar
tin Goerl has delegated Second Vice
Comdr. Frank E. Elvidge to pre-
side at this meeting.
Kenneth H. Nash Post met In
its clubrooms, 2O9 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc. March %, with Comdr.
Robert E. Lee presiding. Depart
ment Comdr. J. T. Brady, Senior
Vice Comdr. William Slattery and
Membership Officer Jack O'Connel
were guests.
Charles Lemler presented a silk
District of Columbia flag to the
post. 1t will appear with the post
colors in the Army Day parade.
William Mulkey and Joseph Morris
were instructed to make plans for
Nash field day and picnic. John
A. Bealor was elected to member
ship.
The post Executive Committee
will meet in the clubrooms Wednes-
day at 8 pm. The next regular
post meeting is April u.
Henry c. Spengler Post met at
the Thomas Circle Club, The post
unanimously voiced its desire for
Henry c. Spengler auxiliary.
Col. William L. Patterson OF the
Army and Navy Club was accepted
for membership. Mark Miller OF
the Americanism Committee pre-
sented safety talks to the students
of Paul, Roosevelt and Hine Junior
High Schools last Friday. The posts
next meeting will be held in the
Thomas Circle Club on April 26 at
8 pm.
To complete the American Legion
Junior Baseball League entries, Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. Post ano
National Cathedral Post will sponsor
teams. The season play will COM
mence on the Ellpse diamonds or
April %.
Comdr. Hiram w. Hummer, Sergt
Jasper Post, announces Child We'll
fare Officer Robert L. Fain is ar
ranging a brief special program tt
follow the meeting in Pythian Tenn
pie, April S. Fred G. Fraser, nationa
chairman of the American Legior
April Child Welfare Month, will take
part.
All members should report to Adjt
Francis c. McKenna on Delaware
avenue, between c and D streets
S.W., at 1:30 pm Thursday to take
part in the parade. If you have 8
Legion cap or complete uniform
wear it.
Government Printing Office Pos
will hold a dance and social April
at Hotel 2400 Sixteenth street
NV. Department Comdr. James T
Brady and his staff and many pos
commanders will be present. Che,
de Chemin de Fer Passe and Mrs
Fred G. Fraser, Grande Chef de Care
and Mrs. Cassard Schroth of Voiture
174, the 40 and 8, and National Elk.
ecutive Committeeman and Mrs. 10.
seph j. Malloy have been extended
invitations. Among the distinguished
guests will be the public printer anc
Mrs. A. E. Giegengack, Deputy Pub
lie Printer George Ortleb, Admins
trative Assistant to the Public Print
er and Mrs. Russell H. Herrell, anc
the Assistant to the Public Printer
Miss 10 Coffin. Members of botf
the House and Senate have been in.
vited.
The Advisory Council of the U. S
S. Jacob Jones Post, No. Q, will NEE
at 8 pm. April at the home o1
Lillian Sawyer, 1415 Girard stree
NV, with Louise McDermott, Ruth
Marks and Blanche Sinclair as co.
hostesses.
Braille shellacking is being con
tinued at the Red Cross Chapte
House, Seventeenth and E street
NV, on April and 18 at pm.
Darrell T. Lane, national chair
man of the Committee on Worle
Peace and Foreign Relations of tn,
American Legion, will be gues
speaker at the meeting Of Georg'
Washington Post Tuesday night a
the Club Admiral. Mr.. Lane is chic
counsel of the Air Safety Board o
the Civil Aeronautics Authority, ant
will speak of the new aviation plans
Comdr. Amos A. Fries will an
nounce plans for Navy and aviation
sections in the post in connection
with membership, which will be IL
charge of officers who serve in thes'
branches of the service.
Fort Stevens Post is entertainin,
with a bull roast" and dance toda.
in Stansbury Hall. Dinner will b
served between 3 and pm, an
dancing will follow. Vice Comd1
Ed Donaldson is in charge of ar
rangements.
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Corps, department champions, viii
lead the American Legion division
In the Army Day parade mex
Thursday. Members of post AM
squadron should assemble at Ill
pm. on Delaware avenue, south o
B street S.W., to march.
The meeting in Stansbury Hall a
8 pm. Thursday will be devoted t.
a program on inter-civic relation
arranged by Maj. Ernest H. Pull
man. Associations which will be rep
resented follow: Manor Park, Georg'
A. Corbin; Takoma Park, D. c.
Wallach MacCathran; Takom,
Park, Md.-D.C., DR.. Guy Clinton
Chillum Heights, D. N. Gabelein
Petworth, George w. Potter; Bright
wood. L. j. Cantrell, and Sixteenth
Street Heights, William E. Stott
meyer. Entertainment will be Of
fered nv Rhett Donaldson. VentrilO