Evening star., 1946-02-10
M. E. Maddox Heads
Chevron Club in
|VFW Department

M. E. Maddox, of H. L. Edmunds
Post, was installed by Past Depart
ment Comdr. L. H. Neville -Thomp-
son, as president of the Gold Chew
ron Club. of the District of Colum-
bia Department, Veterans of For
eign Wars, last week.
Other new officers are: First vice
I president, Charles H. Holmes,
Equality-Walter Reed Post; second
vice president, John S. Macaboy,
Equality-Walter Reed Post: secre-
tary, James Wood, Columbia Post;
treasurer, LIE Roy Corbin, Follow
Me-Defense Post; assistant treas
urer, E. P. Martufi, Potomac Post;
trustees at large, Charles OMalley,
Pollce-Fire Post; Clyde w. KERN,
Front Line Post; Valentine T.
Mayer, Equality Walter Reed Post;
Charles B. Jennings, Front Line
Post; Frank r. Heise, Potomac
Post; John Devenney, Washington
Post; Henry Barron, Treasury Post.
James Van Zandt, past COM
mander in chief and former mem
Der OF Congress from Pennsylvania.
Is expected to address the meeting
OF Admiral Robert E. Peary Shin
at 8 pm, Tuesday at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Lit. Comdr. Charles A. Mccarthy.
U. S. NJ, will take the office of
paymaster shipwriter, succeeding
Thomas A. Reynolds. There will be
an election of navigator to succeed
Mr.. Mccarthy. A new national
councilman will also be selected.
At meeting of the Council of Ad-
mlnlstratlon Monday night it was
voted that Charles B. Jennings.
fourth district member, and Frank
Topash, department commander,
represent the department at the
Southern conference in Atlanta
Ga, February 16 and II.
AT the last meeting of Front Line
Post, Comdr. Clyde w. KERN obli-
gated the following: James M.
Lynch, Irving S. Randall, Robert F.
Foss, Donald E. Mack, Pierre A. Pol
let, William H. Whitaker, Ralph
H. Williams. Carroll F. Warner.
Thomas j. McHale, jr.; John G..
Alvarez, Henry F. Sexauer. John v
Gaughan, Clarence Guy Brown,
Earl V. Castle, Clark T. Harmon,
Lewis M. Hunter, Edward A. Lucas,
Earl G. Lindsey, Arthur L. Lenz,
Herman E. Luttrell, Charles E. San
deen, William F. McHenry, John A.
kley, Thomas E. Walsh, James K.
Church and Stephen Solaric.
Past Comdr. George j. Neuner
reporting for the Housing Commit
tee, announced he had been unsuc-
cessfui in securing larger quarters
Tor the post. and it was voted to
remain at 1919 K street NV.
The department commander. mem
bers OF the department and the
honor guard will participate in the
celebration of Washington,s Birth
day at Alexandria, Va, on Febru- /
ary % and will join the pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon.
In Internal Revenue Post, Comdr
Joseph j. Saunders obligated Hugo
A. Dl Lilo, Harold K. Casasent |
James r. Ball, Howard D. TAYLOR.
Charles E. Lucas, Charles H. Dough-
ton, Edward Grant, Denver v. Kis-
singer and Guido Canulla.
The new Filipino Post met at the
Filipino Center, 1881 Massachusetts
avenue NV. Department Adj.
KERN obligated Osmundo Rinanti.
Appolonio Marapao, Gabriel Napisa
and Vinancio Liberato.
DR.. Ricardo ISABELLA was appointed
historian and Gabriel Napisa was
elected two-year trustee.
At the last meeting of Potomac
Post Comdr. Leo Dove obligated
Vito, Andres, Philip, Nick and Joe
Genua, H. N, R. W., H. F. and E. T.
Price, j. Bennett, Kenneth Hinkle.
A. w. Benefited, r. F. Lesley, l.. j.
Martin, M. A. Taylor, j. A. Rapp. c.
F. West, B. P. Odum, r. G. Grubbo.
G. R. Anderson, A. L. Petzel, C. C.
McGraney, jr., w. L. Lesley, j. E.
Pruskinski, j. P. Ruth, J. w. Kemlar.
E. Altside, j. M. Hamilton, William
M. Porter, j. w. Cook, H. Griffin.
M. E. Miller, T. Haines, j. Kellar, M.
Klein, George H. Chester, M. En-
inert, jr., D. S. Lowenstein, N. Mon
CELLO, M. Mongello.
Official visitation by the depart
ment commander and his staff will
be made to the following posts:
Sunday, G. P. o. Post; Monday, Front
Line Post; Tuesday, Potomac Post;
Wednesday, Columbia Post and
Washington Post; Friday, All-Amer-
ican Post.
Follow Me-Defense Post will meet
Wednesday night at 1909 Rhode
Island avenue NE.