Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1924, Page 32

| Veterans of Great War Washington Post. No. 1 the of the Americun Lerion won signai honors an this organization, this ti had itx colors present post now colors at every nation history of the L i addition, has e silver bars than any other the Department of the District ad at- the thousands the parade in muany | mittes | ment Hax head of the the for the Department of the will ho tober | Hows T, and workin The post quet this committee of iohim o on will hold its 4 waroas in nding of th i drum corps to Omaha next annual the ties of the wpinion week na- abted Lt c 3, irwin of Now York mmander of the Dis tions et offered for i 1o the der sery invalid Irwin a tour mer soldiers, ched that carried b ced-Johnson bill. The the disabled veterans director of the bu- ized it was a lurge ting. lut thought au. that he re i he was would warrant attention & discussion of the situation Com- mander Irwin left with the director thy foilowing memorandum After weeks opinion of the [ erans that the m in the Vete thousands of men deprived of 1§ Who may be classified in two broad divi- sions—first, the men who became dis- °d vy constant communications and repeated requestx for further data and who eventually allowed their cases to lapse through belief that the task of obtaining was not worth the labe ‘st number of men W with ‘the law of June 7. asked that their cases be reopened. “Our sugeestion ix a review division Ve immediately set up and manned the hest fc available from the perienced workers within the bureau. The time. personnel and cost of this p posal will b judgment that it is well worth while. secondly. u o not familiar | Phrough the convention | Ul Wash: | Alter | compensation or other rights | and have not | considerable. but it is our That the bureau is vapable of perform- | ing such services on short notice was indicated by the establishment of an ad- Justed comraneation division which will operate for fur greater number of able- bodied veterans than it will for the dis- abled, for whom, after all, s established “The Disabled Am prepared anl anxiou: co-operate to the utmost with the Veterans' Bureau in this movement. and we will be grate- ful for your early reaction upon this D. A. V. plar Commander lrwin participated in the @edication of the' Ist Division monu- ican Veterans is ment yesterday and remained over for | the opening of the world series. 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