Evening star., 1941-10-05

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Ernest F. Dwyer Vincent ]. Orlando
Charles B. Jacobs and William F.
Barrett.
The post indorsed Joseph ]. NAL
10y for reelection as national eX-
ecutiVe committeeman.
/ Department Comdr. Haywood
Saunders has announced the follow
Ing appointments: Welfare and ad-
/ Vlsory, w. 4. Corley. chairman, and
Anne Frame, vice chairman: Me-
mortal Day Corporation. Fred Fraser;
/ Finance Committee. Douglas o.
Reed, Belle Graves and Abraham
Miller; hospitaliZa ton, DR.. Ray
/ Quinn; housing. James OConnor
/ Roberts, chairman; Max Bogen. vice
chairman, and Edwin Luther, secre-
! tary.
! The Kenneth E. Nash Post. No 8,
met at 209 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
last Wednesday with Comdr. Edwin
Luther presiding. The post indorsed
Joseph j. Mally to succeed himself
as national committeeman. Ways
and means chairman, Ed. White
announced that the Monday benefit
/ parties have started and the Satur-
dya night post family dances will
| start shortly.
| New members admitted TO men,
bership were William King and
Jacob Stahl.
| Musical Director Richard H
/ Viancour of Fort Stevens Post an
nounces the resumption of weekly
rehearsals and drills for the senior
and Junior drum and bugle corps
on Tuesday nights at the Roosevelt
High School recreation center.
! Comdr. Frank B. Bloom announces
| the following appointments: Ath-
letics, Past Comdr. Joseph A. ASH:
entertainment, Past Comdr. Edwin
L. Donaldson; service. Third Vice
! Comdr Louis L. Goldberg; civic re-
altions. Ernest H. Pullman: national
defense. Donald Stanley; graves reg
istration. George H. Goetting; leg
islation. Emmett Leo Sheehan; bu-
| gler, Harry Hungleman.
! Department of Justice Post No. Al
| elected the following officers: Com
mander, James J. Mackin: first vice
commander. Bernard j. Hasson: sec
ond vice commander. Lee Penning-
ton: third vice commander, George
S. Parsons; adjutant, Frank H.
Harmon; finance officer. William C.
Brewer: judge advocate. Alexander
Holtzoff; historian. Joseph w. Foley:
sergeant at arms, George Gross, and
chaplain, Benjamin M. Parker.
Installation ceremonies will be
held October 16 at the American
Legion Club followed by a recep-
ton and dance.
Vincent B. Costello Post at the
last meeting installed officers as
follows: James Pistorio. commander:
David E. Kisliuk, first vice COM
mander; J. Albert Bossle, second
vice commander: John H. Vittum,
third vice commander: DR.. John w.
Dudley, assistant adjutant: Julius j.
Van Acker. finance officer: John j
Canty, quartermaster; James s.
Brent, sergeant at arms: Joseph A.
Tyler, master at arms, and Daniel
B. Richardson. chaplain.
The installation was conducted by
Department Vice Comdr. William
Brennan and his staff, accompanied
by the national guard of honor.
The Clarendon. Va, Post No. 139
celebrated the burning of the second
| trust mortgage on their clubhouse
last Wednesday Entertainment was
furnished by the American Legion
Juveniles from Columbia Post. De-
| partment of District of Columbia
They included Misses Gloria Grisso,
Elsie Mae and Mary Ann Baker
smith, Mary Jane Owens. Eleanor
| Johnston. Gloria Kemp, Esther Har-
rington and Joyce Romero. soloists:
Sam MaWhood, Freddie Mazingo.
Kenneth Hoffman, and the Bryant
| Trio-Dorothy, Hazel and Charles.
Accompanist, Mrs. Mary Bakersmith.
The entertainers still have several
available dates for hospitals, in
| stitutions, civic organizations and
| veterans installations and can be
contacted through John S. Mawhood,
829 Sixth street SW.
Installation of officers of the U. S.
Treasury Post will take place at the
Lee Sheraton Hotel on October IA at
8 pm. The guard of honor will
escort the incoming officers. Past
Departmental Comdr. William Slat-
terry will act as master of ceremonies
and introduce the installing officers
The following are the new officers:
John L. MSddocks, commander; Ly-
man w. Guilford. senior vice COM
mander; Lawrence D. Conway. jun
ior vice commander: William r
Slattery, adjutant; George c. Sloane
finance officer; James L. Dunn, his
torian; Maj. Thacker v. Walker
chaplain; Peter Messiah, sergeant al
arms; Nelson Hubbel, judge advo-
cate: Horace Walker, alternate de-
partment executive committeeman;
Ural v. Fortenbury. P. j. Rich, Miss
Lillian O'Neill and c. o. Patters
members of the Executive Com
mittee.