Evening star., 1950-10-08

lain, William j. Bierman, judge
advocate, Joseph Futoran; quar-
termaster, Robert Woodward. and
sergeant at arms, Carlton j.
Cooke.
The post accepted new members
and two transfers. The new
members are: Louis, Joseph and
Richard Ferris; Joseph j. Bunga;
Sherman w. Clarl- William H.
Miller. Joseph H. NJ laker, John
T. White jr., VicJor T. Pellis,
Harry N. Carnes. Alfred j. John
son, Charles A. Runyon. Stuart E.
Wines and Harold E. Wines: while
MERIT c. Gordon and Miles r.
Van Sise were transferred from
the Quentin Roosevelt and Kenna-
Main posts respectively.
In the absence of Department
Comdr. Walter L. Morgan this
week, Department Vice Comdr.
William j. Hoffman of Bureau of
Internal Revenue Post, has been
designated as acting department
commander.
With other members of the de-
partment staff. escorted by the
National Guard of Honor, he will
install officers of the Government
Printing Office Post tonight at
the Legion Club: on Friday eve
ming those of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing Post at the
knights of Columbus Hall, and
on Saturday evening officers of
the Bunker Hill Post at the Legion
Club.
The officers of the Department
of Labor Post will also be installed
on Wednesday evening at the
Legion Club.
Charles G.. Emmett, chief engi-
neer for ship maintenance. Bureau
of Ships, was installed last week
as commander of Navy Depart
ment Post by the department
commander and his staff.
luton passed at the last meeting
of the Department Executive
Committee, funds raised as a re-
suit of the annual rehabilitation
stamp drive being inadequate to
employ full-time service officer
the funds will be invested inl
United States Savings Bonds and
allocated for that purpose until
such time as the purpose of the
program can be accomplished.
Hugh Lynch, a representative
of the Treasury Department, pre-
sented the department with an
award Of merit for its efforts in
the sale of bonds. Cornelius Kel-
liner. outstanding member of the
Washington Boys Clubs, pre-
sented a suitably engraved pre-
siding officers gavel to the de-
partment commander on behalf of
the Boys Clubs.
The appointment of Edward
Wade as manager of the Legion
Club was announced.
The application of group
known as the James H. jackson
Post for a temporary charter was
referred to the Department Char
ter Committee.
Plans for the annual national
commanders dinner to be held
on the eve of Armistice Day at
the Shoreham Hotel were an
nounced by Chairman Herbert j.
jacob.
Plans Of the War Service Hos
pitality Committee under the di-
rection Of Robert A. Bunch, COM
mander of the George Washing
ton Post, to sponsor jointly with
the Washington Building and
Construction Trades Post, an eve
ming Of entertainment for local
uniformed members of the armed
forces at the Legion Club on Oc-
tober % from to II pm. were
also announced.
Woodbridge Post will select it's
officers tomorrow evening and
Detachment Commander Bernard
Beard, Of the Sons of the Legion,
will present the post squadron
with its charter.
Benjamin Mudrick and Robert
Dinger Of this post have recently
received department appoint
ments, the former as assistant SER
geant at arms and the latter as
chairman of the Veterans Prefer
ence Committee.
Meetings this week.
Today - Government Printing
Office Post, Legion Club.
Observation-Disclosures Gaslight
Post, Washington Gaslight Audi
torium: FBI Post, Burlington Ho-
tel; Lincoln Post, 1900 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV; Woodbridge
Post, 1922 Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Tuesday-U. G. McAlexander
Post, Legion Club; George E. Kill
1een Post. 1904 M street NV,
James Reese Europe Post, 1914
Vermont avenue NV.
WedneSday-Police and Fire
Post, Department of Labor Post,
Legion Club; Kenneth H. Nash
Post, 224 D street Sc; Potomac
Post. Palisades Fieldhouse.
Thursday-Forty and Eight, Le-
gion Club; James E. Walker Post,
1882 Ninth street NV; Halloran-
Murray Post, 1901 Prospect street
NV.
Friday-Department of Agri-
culture Post, Fort Totten Post,
Legion Post; Clark v. Polling Post,
1923 Sixteenth street NV; Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing
Post, Knights of Columbus Hall,
$40 Tenth street NV.
Saturday-Bunker Hill Post,
Legion Club.