Evening star., 1948-03-14
Legion Auxiliary
Will Observe Its
10Th Anniversary

The 2sth anniversary Of the
American Auxiliary will be observed
tomorrow with . coast-to-coast
broadcast from $50 to 8 pm. It
will be heard here over Station
wMAL.
Franklin D'Oliver of New York,
first national commander OF the
Legion; James r. O'Neil. present
commander and Mrs. Lee w. Hut
ton, national president, will give
brief talks.
The annual sale of Easter Seals,
for the benefit of the Crippled Chill
dren's Society, will begin tomorrow
morning. Members Of Fort Dupont
Unit will open booth in the main
store Of Woodward 6s Lothrop's.
Mrs. Lillian Judd, Community
Service chairman, is directing the
booths with units assigned as fol-
lows: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Kenneth II. Nash; Thursday, George
e. Killeen; Friday, I'd Division, and
Saturday. department Of Commerce.
Volunteers will man the North
Store booth as follows: Tuesday,
United States Department Of Agri-
culture; Wednesday, General Ac-
counting Office; Thursday, Second
Division; Friday, Bunker Hill and
Saturday, Police and Fire.
Booths will be in the post offices
as follows: Monday, Massachusetts,
avenue and North Capitol street;
Government Printing once; Tues
day and Wednesday, Kenna- a-Main;
Thursday, Government Printing Of
fice; Saturday, Sergeant Jasper.
Benjamin Franklin office, Monday,
General Accounting ONCE; Tues
day, Potomac; "Wednesday, Bunker
Hill; Thursday, Kenna- Main; Sat-
urday, United States Treasury.
Seventh and F streets NV. branch
are: Monday. Sergeant Jasper;
Tuesday, Cooley-McCullough; We'd
nesday, National Cathedral and
Saturday, General Accounting Of
flee. Volunteers are needed to serve
at the above post Office booths on
March 2e. Call Mrs. Judd at Lin
coin e610 for assignment.
Columbia Heights booth, 1923 Irv-
ing street NV. James Reese Europe
and 1409 T street NV. branch,
James Z. Walker.
Mrs. May Hilleary. D. c. Depart
ment president, and her officers
will make official visitations to units
this week as follows: Monday,
Bunker Hill, 3736 Tenth street
NE; Wednesday, Sergeant Jasper,
American Legion Club; Friday,
United States Maritime, American
Legion Club.
Fort Stevens Unit will hold St.
Patrick's Day party, for the patients
in Ward SO, Walter Reed Hospital,
at 1880 pm. Wednesday, Mrs. Ann
Columbus, rehabilitation chairman,
is in charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Margaret Bussius, president
Of Government Printing Ohice Unit.
has made the following appoint
mentx: Mrs. Emma Montgomery,
Rehabilitation chairman, replacing
Mrs. Elsie Kennedy who has gone TO
California; Mrs. Barbara Thomas,
Child Welfare and Mrs. Mozelle
Kunowsky, Community Service.
The following new members were
accepted last Friday night: Mrs.
Mary Bradford Elfritz (Gold Star
Mother); Misses Glory and Kathe-
rine Kunowsky; Mrs. Emma Mont
gomery, Miss Patricia Montgomery,
Miss Cora Belle johnson and Mrs.
Mozelle Kunowsky.
United States Department Of Ag-
riculture Unit will hold a benefit
party next Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Pauline Cardano, 1859
Euclid street NV. All unit men,
bers and friends are invited.
Sergt. Jasper Unit, at its last
meeting, accepted as new members:
Christine A. Connor, Eta L.Crefelli,
Myrtle w. Dame, Marjorie Des Prez,
Marie L. Kirkpatrick, Leila M. Smith,
Frances j. Millar, Sadie Mishal,
Edith Niles, Ruby Paradise, Mary J.
Watson as senior members and
Lawana M. Schuler, junior member.
The resignation Of Mrs. Helena
Hates as chairman of the Past
Presidents Farley was accepted and
the appointment of Mrs. Ola D. Lee
was ratified. Mrs. Edythe M. O'Con-
nor was appointed chairman Of the
22d Unit birthday dinner and dance
to be held April % at the Burling-
ton Hotel.
Meetings this week:
Today-Volunteer Hospital Work
ors, Mount Alto Hospital, 9 am. to
pm.
Monday-Bunker Hill Unit. 3736
Tenth street NE, National Cathe-