Evening star., 1939-07-16

Carvajal, Arthur P. Gill, Joe Hanley
and Albertus N. Schroeder.
The next meeting will be held July
81, 1889. Nomination of officers will
be held. The election will take place
the first meeting after the depart
ment convention.
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post. No. 80, will meet at
the Hayloft Club on July "a, with
Comdr. Johnny A. Long presiding.
At its last meeting Mckinley w.
Kriegh made his report on Sons of
Legion activities.
Jane A. Delano Post, No. 6. cole
brated its 10th anniversary on July
9 with garden party at the home
OF Miss Marjorie Woodzell, 1922
First road North, Arlington, Va. A
birthday cake was cut by Comdr.
Anne Miller.
Bunker Hill Post, No. 81, will hold
a dinner and dance August l at
Maryland Club Gardens on the
Marlboro pike. Arrangements are
under the direction of Vice Comdr.
Ludeman. Dinner will be served
from $50 to 9 pm, with dancing
until 2 am.
At the meeting July 18 at the club
house delegates and alternates to
the department convention will be
elected.
Delegates and alternateS to the
department convention were elected
by Kenna Main Post and the post
Endorsed the candidacy of Comdr.
judd of the Department of Labor
Post for department commander.
Five new members were admitted.
There will be no further meetings
OF the post until September.
Members of Boy Scout Troop, No.
II, sponsored by Lowe -McFarlane
Post of Shreveport, La, were the
guests Of the Department of the Dis
trict of Columbia July 7 to July 9.
during their stay In Washington on
their way to the Worlds Fair in
New York City.
Detachment rifle team will shoot
again on July "a. The team will
have 20 qualified sharpshooters and
medals will be awarded at the de-
partment convention.
Five hundred and bridge party
will be sponsored by Kileen SQUAD
ron at the Kileen Hall on July 25.
All Legionaires invited
The Drum and Bugle Corps meets
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday
for drill, 6 to pm, on Madison
drive.
A field day was held yesterday
at the Palisades Field House.
Cooley-McCullough Post, No. %.
its auxiliary and junior unit held
Joint meeting and flag dedication
on July II, Comdr. Charles Kohen
presiding, assisted by President
Edith Landvoigt and Junior Presi-
dent Mary E. McCabe. The new
national colors of the post, unit and
Junior unit were dedicated by the
department officers, assisted by the
National Guard of Honor, COM
manded by Capt. Guy C. Nadeau.
j. j. Malloy, national committee
man, dedicated the posts national
colors; Mrs. Dorothy Harper, ma
tional committeewoman. the units
national colors, and Mrs. Frances
Snow the junior units national
colors. Helen M. Zaruba recited
THE Flag Speaks
Delegates elected to the department
convention were Charles Kohen and
Guy c. Nadeau: alternates, P. A.
Sugrue and George 10th. Capt.
Guy c. Nadeau was unanimously in
dorsed for senior department vice
commander.
G. P. o. Post, No. 33, met in the
Bunker Hill Club rooms and elected
the following delegates to the de-
partment convention: Massie w.
Blankinship, William j. Cassiday, AL
Clarke, Edward R. Dixon. Gus Glib
bons, A. E. Giegengack, Roy S.
Musick and Herbert Street. Alter
mates, Robert E. Brooks, Ben Johns,
H. E. Hampshire. Charlotte Kostick,
Dan A. Mahoney, Edwin J. Murray,
Edward j. Newman. Herbert Teed
and Louis C. Vogt Comdr. George
w. Johns is delegate by virtue of
his Office.
The post, in conjunction with the
National Guard of Honor, will hole
a moonlight cruise, dance and jam
boree on the steamer City of Wash
ington July "a.
At the recent honor exercises of
Eliot Junior High School Legionnaire
Charles Hawks, jr., of Horizon, Wis,
presented, on behalf of the post,
Americanism awards and certificates
of merit to honor students Frances
Stephenson and Floyd Brookens.
The James Reese Europe Post will
celebrate its Goth anniversary July
Is at the Elks' Lodge, Fifteenth and
@ streets NV. officials of the De-
partment of the American I,epion