Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1935, Page 34

B—14 s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRiDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1935. VANZANDT AGAN | TOREADV.F W : | Kearney to Be Re-elected Senior Vice Commander Under Arrangement. By the Associated Press NEW ORLEANS, September 20.— James E. Van Zandt of Altoona, Pa., will head the Veterans of Forei of the United States as th mander in chief for his third consecu- tive term. Bernard W. Kearney of Gloversville, N. Y., will succeed himself as senior vice commander. Both were nominated in the annual convention here today without oppo- sition for formal election late today. Prior to the secret conferences last night a spirited contest was antici- pated between Van Zandt and Bernard W. Kearney of Gloversville, N. Y. It was reliably reported at the open- ing of the final session of the 36th annual encampment today, that the Kearney supporters had agreed to the re-election of Van Za in return for the present comman n chief's sup- port of the New Yorker for senior vice commander, a post he now holds. Handy to Be Returned. Also slated for re-election was R. B. 1 . of Ka City. Mo., as master general, a position he o} d since 19 A wide-cpen contest is in the offing for the junior vice commandership, now held by Joseph Hankem of Re- Mass. It was unde! d he will t be a candidate for re-election. mentioned as his suc- tt P. Squyers, Okla- | t national chief of Earhart Goes Domestic Amelia Earhart, the aviator, deserts her plane for the moment and serves her husband, George Palmer Putnam, breakfast in their new home, in the Toluca Lake district, California. Palmer sagely commented that Miss Earhart had “gone domestic—for a couple of minutes anyway.” —A. P. Photo. Hamilton, depart- of South Carolina. posed. i t of Jersey Democrats Found Newspaper. 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