Evening star., 1948-07-11
|Thad Dulin Post,
American Legion,
Seats New Officers

jr.; first vice commander, Franklin
A. Gibbons; second vice commander
Paul B. Oehman; third vice COM
mander, Martin R. West, jr.; adju-
tant, Arnold Shaffer; finance Off
Ger, Harry P. Bergman; historian
Bernard A. Cooper; sergeant al
arms, DR.. William A. Alexander
executive committee, Yule Fisher
Frank Murphy. jr.; James r. v
Mann and Ward H. Oehman.
At the last department Executive
Committee meeting retiring Comdr
Oehman presented the department
with the Thad Dulin Boy Scout
Trophy, to be in turn presented at
the department convention to the
local post, which, during the past
year, has been outstanding in Boy
Scout work. This is permanent
trophy to be kept by the winning
post and a similar trophy will be
awarded by the post each year.
In the Capital Transit Post OIL
CSlS WALL DC fOICo uPCl1.
Those on the ballot to be pres
ented at next Thursdays meeting
are: For commander, Stacy T
Potts, Douglas Rossignol: first vice
commander, Raymond HOPPER, L. j
Orwick; second vice commander
Harry Breeden, Angelo Blazo. An
drew Burdis, George Warneke; thire
vice commander, Sidney Enten, E. E
Pendleton; sergeant at arms, George
Dove, A. E. Andrews. Raymond
HOPPER; chaplain, L. Guy Jackson
Sam Jefferson; judge advocate
Charles Rreeden; historian, L. H
Sourbeer, jr.; C. E. Biting, and serv'
ice officer, c. T. Davis.
Americanism Officer Curtis Jack
son of Vincent Costello Post pre-.
sented Americanism medals and GER
tificates to Jenifer Lee and Rober
GLASGOW of the graduating class O.
Western High School at the end O.
the school year on behalf of tht
post.
Post adjutants have until mid
night next Friday to file their GER
tilted delegates and alternates tt
represent the Department Conven
ton. 1t will be at the Statler Hote
August S, and 7.
Today on the White House Elips'
at l pm. the American Legior
Junior Baseball League will resume
play. National Cathedral meets Cos
tello, Fort Stevens plays Holleran
Murray, Bunker Hill engages THAI
Dulin and Fort Dupont tangles witt
Government Printing Office. At th'
same time this afternoon Victor.
Post will meet the Maryland Wild
cats in the Intercity Junior Base
ball League on the FairlaWn dia
mond and next Saturday will pla!
the Forrestville Boys Club on th'
Mount Calvary diamond.
Jane A. Delano Post today a
$3.50 pm. in the Kenesaw Cafe, 3O6'
Sixteenth street NV, will celebrate
its 3Oth birthday, according tt
Comdr. Isabelle B. Knight. The reg
ular meeting for August has beer
cancelled due to the Department
Convention.
George Washington Post elected
to the convention: Delegates-Jchl
Lewis Smith, jr.. James j. Murphy
Morris v. Spicci, }. Burton Morris
Howard S. Fisk, Richard E. Eckel
M. L. Dellinger, William F. Luckett
George F. Hooven, Richard A. Bross
Samuel l.. Crump, R. w. McAlwee
L. P. Shea, A. P. Collins.
Alternates-W. J. Lewis, John B
Carroll, William E. Porter, Heywooe
N. Saunders, Fred T. Devine, Franz
G. Thomas, Thomas E, Nutwell. jr.
George Galloway, J. H. Lambert
Vaughn B. Ferguson, Donald G
Stanley, Rice M. Terrill, Thomas R
Manning.
Securities and Exchange Commits.
sion Post elected as delegates Comdr
Paul S. Davis, William F.. Murphy
Raymond Goodrich and Georg'
Rodgers, jr. Alternates, Arthur
Busswell, Carmelo Infodino, Alber
Fontes and Sallie J. Bossen.
Jessie M. Carter, Luther B. Corbir
and John r. Anderson have beer
nominated by the James Reese Eu'
rope Post for the Watson B. Miller
Trophy.
officers nominated are: For com.
mander, James E. Arlington; frs
vice commander, Luther B. Corbin,
second vice commander, Joseph B
Ross, and third vice commander
James Jenifer, jr. Election will take
place Tuesday evening.
Others nominated are: For trus-
tees, Walter A. Jackson, William M
John Holland, Leon Rob-
erts, Jessie NJ Carter and Lucius l.
Kennerson; Executive Committee
Cleveland Bateast, Alonzo Gibson
John T. French, william A. Haley
Clarence A. Steptoe, Wilbur r. Lee,
David Talley, Grace Whyte. Ester
R. Jackson, John D. Farrell, Ira Hol-
liday, Emory B. Sadler, Julius W.
James Moore and William
NJ. Boggs.
United States Department of Ag-
riculture Post will present variety
show on Friday at 7:30 o'clock or
the lawn for the patients and Wis
itors at Mount Alto Hospital. Ir
the event of rain, the show will bt
in the auditorium. Fenton Walter
will be master of ceremonies. The
program will include vocal number:
by two well known quartets. one o.
which recently placed second in tht
annual contest of the Society fol
the Promotion and Preservation O.
Barber Shop Quartet Singing il
America, Inc, at Carnegie Hall. Tht
program will also feature song anc
dance numbers by local entertain.
ers.
Past Comdr. Nick Pagnotta re.
quests the assistance of post ano
auxiliary members in distributing
cigarettes to the ward patient.
throughout the hospital.