Evening star. [volume], February 13, 1942, Page B-8, Image 32

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Loyal Legion Pledges
Efforts to Assist in
War's Prosecution
Commandery Luncheon
Follows Exercises at
Lincoln Memorial
Descendants of Union Army offi
cers who fought to preserve the
Union, members of the District
Commander}’, Military Order of the
Loyal Legion of the United States,
pledged their efforts to assist the
present war's prosecution at a
luncheon meeting yesterday at the
Army and Navy Club. Col. C. L,
Bouve, commander, announced the
commandery had invested $1,000 in
Defense bonds.
The luncheon followed brief ex
ercises at the Lincoln Memorial,
which was attended by President
Roosevelt in a wartime setting con
trasting strangely from similar ob
servances in peacetime. Only a
handful of spectators was present.
but the bayonets of Army Regulars
forming a guard of honor for the
President, and spread around all
approaches to the memorial, pro
vided evidence of the precautions
taken to guard the Chief Executive.
At the luncheon. Col. Bouve called
attention to a resolution adopted by
the Board of Officers, just preceding
the outbreak of war, urging Con
gress to prevent repetition of labor
strikes in essential defense indus
tries, as a measure of simple justice
to soldiers and sailors serving their
country at smaller pay, compared
with defense Industry wages.
Attending the luncheon were W.
Elkins Reed, recorder ; Admiral A. L.
Johnson. Col. J. P. Hains, Oen. W.
M. Cruikshank. John Ball Osborne,
Slocum Kingsbury, Lawrence V.
Benet, Godwin Ordway, Sheridan
Ferree, D. E. Fox. Van Ness Philip,
Paul Drury, James True, W. W.
Mathewson, J. A. Burkhart, O. A. C.
Oehmler, J. W. Glennan, Leon Com
merford, Col. W. J. L, Lyster, C. C.
Clark, Duncan Clark and Capt.
Chester Wells, U. S. N., retired.
Gen. Cruikshank was named
chairman of a nominating com
mittee to recommend a slate of
officers for the ensuing year, to be
acted on at the next meeting at the
call of the commander.
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