Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1931, Page 6

A—6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,.JuxE 21, 1931—-PAKL O D.C. LEGION HOLDS [~m—Convenient Deferred Payment-SSmm— wmym SESSION AUG. 37 Parade Wiil Feature Program Centering at Buchanan School in Southeast. vention of the Dis- h’iz;he o?nné:}ur:z;ne E:lh'ision of the American Legion will be held August 5, 6 and 7 in the Buchanan 8chool, Thirttenth and E streets southeast, it was announced here yesterday. Arrange- ments for the meeting of the 150 dele- gates, alternates and officers in the Southeast section were made at the in- vitatjon of the Southeast Business Men’s Association. A feature of the three-day session will be the parade on Wednesday eve- ust 5, which is expected tq be | the largest Legiop parades ever Teld in the city. Téntative plans route | the marchers through an extensive area | in_the Southeast district i Untier auspices of the business men's | organization, a block dance will b8 held | as part of the program, residents of | the Southeast section beifig invited to join in the festivities with the dele- gates and their guests. 1 The Legion Convention Committee incluftes * William _N. Morell, general | chairman; Capt. E. P. Van Hise, vice! chairman: Porter L. Bush, secretary; Capt. Joseph V. Byrne. parade mar- | £nal; Emily J. Carey, Egbert E. Cor- win, H. A. Renz, jr.: James F. Kehoe, Edward L. Mar Kenneth T Wright, John J. Orlosky, W. R. Beal, Albert H. Parham, Vernon S. Auld, James H. Phillips, Chester Reich, Ber- hard §. Buecher, John_Keller, Richard Curtin, E. L. Person, William H. Me- Grath and Mabel F. Staub Representing the Southeast Business Mepk Association group are: P. C. McBrath, chairman; Frank Del Vec- chio, vice chairman; A. J. Berlin, J. J Wood, D. A. Reynolds, Charles H. 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On the contrary, he said, “advice of British officials there that their mer- chants might well study American methods was pro-American prop- aganda.” or at least, “very good adver- tising far this country.” Eder's comments were published by the Carnegie Endowment for Interna- ticnal Peace in connection with a se- ries of export trade studies. D. C. FIRMS RECEIVE ARMY BUILDING CONTRACTS Gen. De Witt Makes Awards for Work at Arlington Cemetery and Fort Monmouth, N. J. The War Department yesterday an- nounced that Ma). Gen. John L. De Witt, the quartermaster general of the Army, has awarded contracts to Lee T. Twner of this city for $39.870 for con- strycting an administration building, fi:}flmg house, heating plant and green- ouse in Arlington National Cemetery. W. W, Keenan and H. R. 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