Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 6

UNDER NEW HEAI] Colmery Defines Pmaram for 1937 as Restricted t‘o Organization. and'ideals Untll the line forms next J®ar on New York's Fifth avenue. $A homogeneous mass for the Le- glon’s elghteenth mmnlln. hut representing & 'H- diversity’ of )olmul. economic and religious be- f in private life, they heard Colmery »Said the stern-faced Kansas law- ger: “Our danger lies in our éwn apathy, coupled with the fact that we Imve a tendency now and then to stick our :nose into other people’s ~%“We have a plenty N‘..jobtoda flmmt.hnse 10 clauses as set out in |’ preamble to your comstitution— lhc-uaexnywyoumnmmnuu ruination of volunteer organizations oomes when they try to arrogate to themselves the solution ofs all the ral, social, religious and economic Problems of the American civiliza- ,” said Colmery as the delegates nctuated his speech with final blasts enthusiasm, saved from the merry- king which predominated early in e week. % A 39-year-old self-styled “butter- llflk pastor,” Dr. Bryan N. Keathley &t Mineral Wells, Tex., declared in an terview last ' might that as the on’s new national chaplain one & his major objectives would be to $ombat elbow-bending at veterans’ sonventions. * “These million Legionnaires are al- fhost all hig-hearted men,” he eaid. %They realize their responsibilities, but re swayed'by & group of ignoramuses ho show up- early nll conventions. 2 “I do not think the problem.can | clalists e solved by a direct reform method #nd by eonumuuy referring to the icohol evil” said Dr. Keathley, who will make & @epartments. . “Instead I will stress e spiritual values, overcoming evil th good.” r Similar 1937 Program. ¥ The Legion's program for the next §ear, with bonus demands met, was tion-wide tour of Legion | Engineer #dopted without any evidences of dis- Rharmony and was substantially un- changed from that of a year ago. . A myriad of resolutions adopted by $he convention included stands against “modification or cancellation of for- ¢ign war debts and refusal of future Joans to’sll nations that have de- faulted on previous obligations” and 8gainst “any alliance vhich might ,nw the country into war.” Another resalution adopted asked @t the adjusted compensation act e amended to include veterans hold- ing proyisional eommissions whose servics reconds disclose that they were emergenty.officérs, serving for the war only. The teachers’ oaths jssue, a ntisl trouble-maker, was .side- ked in’ committee. 4 < | Thirsty Lions Cause Fear. ¢ Lions have become a menace in the Copper Belt of South Afriea because of the water shortage. ’l‘hn station Preman at Ndola and s na ‘were driven from Nhere they were Delled to take ‘TODAY. Meeting, Star Point Society, W. G. Harding Chapter, O. E. 8., 4106 Third street. . American Federation of Government ZEmployes, District of Columbis De- partment, Hamilton Hotel, 7:30 p.m. i Dinner and meeting, Bank Women's ‘Club, 736 Jackson place. Luncheon, the e Washington Round !'me, lmnnny Club, 13:30 pm. ! Luricheon, Greater National Capital Committee, Rllellh. 12:30 pm. : Meeting, Wsr ‘Mothers, Ih\dch. L Ppm. . District Bankers'- Asso- || . Luncheon, eiation, Willard, 12:45 p.m. Meeting, Women of the Moose, Co- Jumbia Chapter 368, Moose. Hall, 8 pm. ‘TOMORROW. Meeting, United States No. 1 High- :.ly Association, Inc., Hamilton, all | day. pm. Dance, Phi lflllon Pi, Willard, lO pm. Dinner, Friars Clut Club, Hamilton, 10 ' PINEAPP[E BRIJP? " Ray Murphy, left, retiring national commander of the Amer- ican Legion, presents Harry W. Colmery of T Legion convention at Cleveland with the w ka, Kans., to “Your com= mander.” Colmery had just been _eéected by SERVICE ORDERS ARMY ORDERS. Souza, Maj. William B., Air Corps, office of chief of Air Corps, to Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, upon call. Blackburn, Maj. Thomas W., (Aif| Corps), National ~Guasd” Bumu. office, chief —of National Bureau, to Wright Field, wmonw. upon call. Burgher, Maj. Emil H, Medical Corps, P-~ama Canal Deplmnmt. to the Arm, Medical Center. Eddy, Capt. Thomas Heffner, Spe- Reserve, Pittsburgh, Pa., to the director of the planning brane for training. Scott, Pirst Lieut. Arthur Russell, Corps Reserve, Rosslyn, Va., to Fort Belvolr, Va. NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Blackwell, Lieut. Comdr, Richard B., Medical Corps, aetached U. 8. 8. Nokomis, to the navy yard. Latham, Lieut. (J. g) Frimk A, ing Station, Norfolk, Va. to U. 8. Oklahoma; September 18. Connell, Lieut. James A., Den! Corps, detached Norfolk Navy Yi Portsmouth, Va,, to U. 8. 8. Raleigh; September 14. 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