Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
INDUSTRIAL SHOW
EXHIBITIONS LISTED
Many Enterprises to Have
Displays at Exposition
Opening Thursday.

A list of exhibitors. indicating the
support of major Industrial and com
Ynercial enterprises of the District
was announced yesterday for the in
dustrial exposition Of the Chamber of
Commerce. which will be opened
Thursday at the Washington Audi.
torium.
In addition to exhibits by business
establishments, a selected group CT
special feature displays also has been
arranged This includes illustrations
of Federal and District Government
activities, military and welfare bodies.
Ushering in the Today exposition
period will be a March of Progress"
parade shortly before noon Wednes-
day. In the line OF march will be
commercial houses, welfare organiza-
tons and governmental establish
ments, as we'll as representation or the
vehicles used in business.
VIII Open Thursday.
The exposition will open at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening. Thereafter it will
be open each day from 2:30 to pm.
and from to II pm, closing Satur-
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thousand tickets are being distributed
free through exhibitors and civic
bodies AS special attraction c.
Francis Jenkins, noted Washington
inventor, will install his apparatus for
receiving weather maps by radio d.
rect from the naval broadcastinG
towers at Arlington. Weather maps
will be received at the Auditorium
each afternoon and evening.
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the placing of exhibits will be we'll
under way early this week. according
to Rudolph Jose, chairman Of the
decorations committee, who announced
that the color motif will be cham
payne and white.
Exhibitors Announced.
The complete list of exhibitors up
to late yesterday, to which additions
are expected before the opening Of the
exhibition, follows:
Exhibition hall-Balderson & Hayden,
Ruby Lee Minar, Inc; Typothetae of
Washington, Inc; Washington I'm
peller Co, Universal Gypsum & Lime
Co., Gomper's Monumental Works,
Wilson Novelty Ring Co. Of Washing
ton, Harris Roach Food CO.. Kopper'S
Machine Shop. Rock Creek Nursery.
United States Poster Co., Washington
Gas Light Co., Potomac Electric Power
Co., NJ. A. Leese, radio; Arthur Sign
Co., the Hoover Co.. H. E. Ffnfer
Novelties, Mrs. Mary c. Stevens,
women's Insurance.: Robert N. Harper
Co., Capitol Bedding Co., the Gibson
Co., the Vacuette Distributing Co.,
Tenschert & Flack, Holmes & Son.
Inc: Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., Ed
monds Art Stone Co., Inc; Point
Lookout, Inc.
rrao+ Notiopor Insurance ~ Uer.
mont Maple Sugar & Sirup Co., De
Walt Products Co.; Ransden, Inc;
Washington Spring Works. Local
No. 96, Employing Plasterers' Asso-
citation of D. c.; the Shade Shop, the
Standard Oil Co., photographers AS.
ISOLATION, American Oil Co, the Arcade
Sunshine Co., Acme Duco Corporation,
Iroquois Co. of Washington, Inc;
Addressograph Co., A. Zichtl & Co.,
Anthracite Coal Service, Southern
Stelos Co., Elliott Addressing Machine
Co., Carroll Electric Co., Inc; Wilcox
& Gibbs Automatic Sewing Machine
Co., Taylor-Korman Oil Co., Anheuser
Busch, Inc; Connecticut Copperthite
Pie Co., National Electrical Supply
Co., j. Baumgarten Sons Co.
Auditorium hall-Robert Of Paris
Chestnut Farms Dairy Co., Emile,
Morgan w. Wickersham, Inc; the
Capital Traction Co., the Equitable
Life Insurance Co., the Jewel Shop,
the Vanity Shop, Washington Rapid
Transit Co.. Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co., the Walling Process,
Inc
Special exhibits-Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing. Naval Gun Factory,
reconstruction wards of Walter Reed,
Naval and Mount Alto hospitals, un-
der direction of District of Columbia
Chapter, American Red Cross; Wash.
ington tuberculosis Association, Tu-
berculosis Hospital, District Play
ground Department, District Public
Library, Bureau of Standards, Post
Office Department. American Red
Cross, District National Guard, office
of public buildings and public works