Evening star., 1950-10-22

| Xxx
separate groups -
/ The quotas for
each post in u j. Burke''
each group are:
Group 1-Belleau Wood, 100;
Jane A. Delano. 1911; Henry C..
Spengler. 149: Lincoln. 1865; Au-
gustus P. Gardner. 1877; George
S. Patton Tank Corps, 109; Ma
tional Press Club. 1872; George E.
Killeen. 100; Stephen P. Nc
Groarty 108; Second Division, 139;
Stanley Church Depue. 1T; Co.
lumbia, 100; National Capitol, 100;
U. G. McAlexander. 100; Potomac,
1876; United States Maritime, 1873;
Fort Dupont, 1853; Whitley Whit
mire. 1874; Lesley and Douglas
McNair, 100; A. G. Bell, 100;
Holloran-Murray. 100; F. B. l.,
1874: Barry, 100; Thad Dulin, 1913;
Civil Service. 1870; Fort Totten,
100; Army and Air Forces, 200;
Department Of Interior, 1870;
Clark v. Polling, 1873; Security and
Exchange Commission, 100, and
Housing, 1877.
Group 2-Victory. 244; Ma
tional Cathedral, 401; Quentin
Roosevelt, $50; Cooley McCul-
Tough. 277; Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, 481; Bunker Hill,
413: Fort Stevens, 431; Kenna-
Main, 262; Internal Revenue, 327;
Department of Labor. 1894; Pepco,
355; Washington Gas Light, 240;
Department of Commerce, BIT;
Capital Transit, 458: G. A. O., 476:
Woodbridge. 267; Building and Con-
struction Trades, 381. and Navy
Department. 209.
Group 3-George Washington
$50; James Reese Europe, 1.1O3;
Kenneth H. Nash, SGT; Sergt
Jasper, 875; Costello, 1,181;
James E. Walker, 542; Police and
Fire. $40; G. P. b.. TAO; Depart
ment of Agriculture, 731. and De-
partment of Justice, 526.
I The local Legion War Service
Hospitality Committee with the
co-sponsorship of the Washington
Building and Construction Trades
Post will hold the first of series
of entertainments for members OF
the armed forces next Saturday
at the Legion Club. 2437 Fifteenth
street NV. from 4 to II pm
GI's from all neighboring posts
camps. ships and naval stations
have been invited.
Robert A. Bunch, chairman O.
the War Service Hospitality Com
, mittee and new commander of tn,
| George Washington Post assisted
by George j. Burkett of the Wash.
ington Building and Construction
Trades Post will serve as CO.
chairman.
I Department Comdr. Walter L.
Morgan, assisted by the depart
ment staff and escorted by the
National Guard of Honor. will seat
the new officers of the U. G. Nc
Alexander Post Tuesday evening
at the Legion Club, and on We'd
nesday evening will install those of
Fort Dupont Post in its clubhouse.
7 Fourth street NE. The club
house of Kenna- Main Post, 1910
Good Hope road Sc, the home
post of the department comman-
der, will be the scene of inStalla-
tion ceremonies next Friday
evening.
New officers of the Kenna- Main
Post are: Commander, Leonard
T. Chick. jr.; first vice comman-
der. Cecil Pruitt; second vice
commander, Joseph F. Gallagher;
third vice commander, Walter
Morgan, jr.: finance officer, Mack
M. Moore; chaplain, Frank Due
werth; sergeant at arms, Michael
F. McAree; historian, Merval I.
Thomas; quartermaster, Virgil
Frazier; surgeon, w. w. Eldridge,
and the adjutant to be named by
Vic 14CW SOAllIlld11uCl.
New commanders of White
Whitmire and the James Reese
Europe Posts will preside over
their meetings this week following
their recent installation in Office.
The new post officers are:
White e-Whitmire-Commander
John H. Roger, jr.: first vice COM
mander, Henry F. Hall; second
ivice commander. Raymond p.
White; third vice commander, Ed
ward F. Clark; adjutant. Russell
A. Sellers; finance officer, Robert
E. Allen.
James Reese Europe-Comman-
der. Ira J. Holiday; first vice
commander. George H. Amy; Sec
ond vice commander, Claude P.
Curley; third vice commander.
John Creasey; adjutant, Albertus
A. Bagley; finance officer. Lynn
tellue Brooks: membership officer,
Roy N. Brown; judge advocate,
George w. Rycraw; chaplain, the
Rev. Reuben E. Minor.
Noble D. Raney, who succeeds
John P. Kopecky as commander
of Stephen P. McGroarty Post, is
also general chairman of the
posts fall dance to be held next
Friday at Wardman Park Hotel
from 10 to l o'clock.
Funds raised will be used to
carry on the welfare work of the
post among disabled veterans
throughout the year.
Other new post officers are:
First vice commander, Stewart w.
Parker: second vice commander,
Harold D. Miller; third vice COM
mander, Ruth Gilmore; adjutant,
Marguerite Sugrue; finance off,
Ger, Robert Crofoot: service Off
Ger, George w. Teegarden; quar-
termaster, Ralph F. Hoover; Judge
advocate, Paul DUNN; historian,
John P. Kopecky; chaplain, Bert
Corwin; sergeant at arms, Ed
ward j. Kerens.