Evening star., 1948-11-07

chairman, ATn1SLlce Day
Exercises, American Legion.
q part of the annual Armistice day
service to be held in the amphi-
theater at Arlington National Gene
terry under the direction of Fred G
Fraser.
Dedication of the new post colors
by the Clark V. Polling Post will be
held at pm Friday in the Depart
ment Of Commerce auditorium.
The Rev. DR.. Daniel Polling, IA
ther of the famed chaplain after
whom the post is named is ex-
pected to come here especially for
the service with Mrs Hubert Goode
newly elected national president of
the auxiliary.
Department Membership Officer
c. E. De Vivo has requested local
posts to enroll at least As per cent
of their 1948 membership by Armi-
stice Day. The departments annual
membership dinner will be held No.
vember 13 at the American Legion
Club to receive the pledges of COM
manders and membership officers,
these pledges to be made good by
December 81, the closing day of the
membership drive.
The applications of Gilbert Hahn,
tr.; George S. Elmore, Robert B.
Moss. Raymond NJ Kelley and Jack
L. Derzavis for membership in the
Thad Dulin Post will be presented
at the semimonthly luncheon meet
ing Wednesday at noon in the Burl-
ington Hotel.
Jacob Jones Post having outgrown
its quarters at the American Legion
Club will meet tomorrow evening at
the Willard Hotel. The Forty and
Eight, Grand Voiture 174 has post
poned its regular meeting scheduled
for Armistice Day and will meet in
stead at the Legion Club on Novem-
ber 10.
Department Comdr. David E. Kis-
Hulk and his staff will install officers
of the U. G.. McAlexander Post at
the American Legion Club next
Tuesday evening.
New officers of the following named
posts have previously been elected
and installed:
Bunker Hill Post-Commander
Bernard o. Mead; first vice COM
mander, Arthur P. May; second vice
commander, Clarence E. Vogel; third
vice commander, Joseph Trapp: ad-
tutant, L. j. P. Fichthorne; finance
officer, william P. Collins; historian,
Sanford D. Ashford, and chaplain,
Patrick j. Flannery.
George E. Killeen Post-Com-
mander, Warren A. Hilleary; senior
vice commander, M. J. Henderson;
junior vice commander, Robert A.
Wood; adjutant, Arthur c. Probey;
finance officer, Archer A. Ward; ser
geant at arms, William F. Schaffer,
jr.; chaplain, William C. Baker; his
torian, Leon T. Buscher; judge advo-
cate, Milton H. Howard; service, Off
Ger, Robert F. Murtaugh, and color
bearers, Constancio Ugerto and Jose
Macainig.
Internal Revenue Post-Com-
mander, William J. hoffman; first
vice commander, Carl j. Bauman;
second vice commander, William H
Schultz; third vice commander, Will
liam Waldecker; adjutant, w. Dean
Mathis; finance officer, Russell JEFF
fries; chaplain, Homer L. McIn-
turf: surgeon, Henry J. Surface;
sergeant at arms, Warren E. Jones;
master at arms, Charles L. Taylor;
Judge advocate, Paul Henry.
Bunker Hill Post will honor its re-
tiring commander, Thomas P. Roy
ston, at its annual past commanders
banquet next Saturday at TOO pm.
In the Burlington Hotel under the
direction of Archie Fletcher.
The post voted at its last meeting
TO raise it's annual dues to $5 and to
continue its regular Mite OF
Games" weekly also.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Lincoln Post, FBI Post
Legion Club; Jacob Jones Post
Willard Hotel; Treasury Post. Ham,
ilton Hotel; Woodbridge Post, 2022
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Tuesday-U. G. McAlexandel
Post, Legion Club; James Reece
Europe Post, 1914 Vermont avenue
NV.
Neutrality-suspicious. and depart
ment commanders banquet, May
flower Hotel, 7 pm; Police ano
Fire Post, Labor Post, Legion Club;
Kenneth H. Nash Post, 224 D street
Sc; Potomac Post, Palisades
Fleldhouse; Barry Post, st. Aloysius
Club; Fort Dupont Post, Fourth
street NE; Thad Dulin Post, noon
Burlington Hotel.
Thursday-Kalloran Murray Post
Legion Club; James E. Walker Post
Twelfth Street YMCA; Fort Totter
Post, the Ship.
Friday-Department of Agricul-
ture Post, Legion Club: Clark v
Polling Post, Department of Com
merce Auditorium.
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