Evening star., 1932-06-12
President and Other National
Leaders to Review March
Tuesday Evening.
MORE THAN rs BANDS
EXPECTED TO TAKE PART
Sons OF American Revolution to
Make Special Display With
1000 Participating.

States that the Capital has ever wit
messed is promised by the United States
ana a1s District of Columbia George
washington Bicentennial Commits
Flag day. ''-t'e u
| Al sunset Tuesday a colorful pro-
cesslon will form at the base of the
washington Monument and march
eastward on Constitution and Pennsyl-
| Vanla avenues to the Capitol. There
on the Capitol Plaza, President Hoover
ana a group Of distinguished guests
Will review the passing column from
specially constructed stand
me vast procession, according to DR..
george Z. Havenner, executive vice
president OF the District Bicentennial
Commission, will include more than
io0 units representing all military
branches OF the United States service.
patriotic and veteran organizations,
state societies, civic groups and for
eign- American bodies.
FINAL plans for the parade were per-
1ected at meeting in the Office Of
the local commission yesterday, with
Dr. Havenner presiding. Brig Gen. P.
L. Miles, U. S. A. grand marshal Of
the parade, announced that more than
70 bands, drum and bugle corps. many
participate in the event.
Five Divisions in Line.
The column will form in five divi-
| slons, and Throughout: each will be in
terspersed series of floats. historic
and symbolic, entered by more than
30 organizations Marching units in
the divisions will include hundreds Of
| coStuMed and uniformed delegations
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scattered sections of the country
Besides President Hoover, other nota-
bles expected to view the procession as
1t passes the Capitol include members
OF the Presidents cabinet, the Vice
President and Speaker Of the House,
| the Chief Justice and members Of the
United States Supreme Court. members
OF the diplomatic corps and Senators
and Representatives in Congress.
A special display in the parade will
be made by the District Society of the
| Sons of the American Revolution. COM
| prising 1000 members, who originated
the observance of Flag day on June IA.
! Members will march in Colonial uni
forms. The entire display Will be un-
der the supervision of S. S. Williamson,
| president of the society, and will in
clue four sections. Spirit of TO" Color
Guard" Revolutionary Gentlemen" and
"Compatriots
The first section of the Flag day pro-
cession, headed by platoon of District
police and closely followed by the grand
marshal and his staff and the United
States Marine Band. will include auto
mobiles bearing distinguished guests
and members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. National Womans Relief
Corps. Daughters of Union Veterans OF
the Civil War. Department of the Po-
tomac Womans Relief Corps. Ladies OF
the Grand Army of the Republic. Abra-
ham Lincoln Circle. No. 3. G. A. R. and
the William B. Cushing Camp Auxil-
iary, No. 4. G. A. R.
Other Units in Parade.
The other divisions will be comprised
Of the following:
First Division.
Navy Band. Sd Battalion, 18th In
| fantry; detachment of Marines. detach-
ment of bluejackets. detachment OF
| Coast Guard. I'd Squadron, Sd Cav
airy: District of Columbia National
Guard.
| Second Division.
Section Army Band, Navy League
of the United States. marching unit;
| Daughters of American ColonlstS,
marching unit: Children of the Amer
lean Revolution. float and marchers:
Washington Post, Society of American
Military Engineers, Colonial costumes.
marching unit: District of Columbia.
Sons of American Revolution, march
ing unit: The Society of the War OF
1872 marching unit; Sons and Daugh-
ters of the Republic. D. A. R., marching
unit; District of Columbia D. A. R.,
marching unit; United States Daugh-
tiers Of 1912. marching unit; United
Confederate Camp, No. Ill, float and
marchers; United Daughters of the
Confederacy. float and marchers; Dis
trict of Columbia Sons of Confederate
Veterans, float and marcherS; District
of Columbia United Daughters of the
Confederacy, float and marchers; Amer
ican Order of Pioneers, Inc, float:
Boone Family Association, Inc. float.
Section B.-Washington Gas Light
Co. Band, United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary. float and marchers; Military
Order of the World War, marching
unit: Women's Overseas Service League,
marching unit; Ladies Auxiliary OF
Veterans of Foreign Wars, marching
unit; Disabled Veterans of the World
War. float and automobiles; National
Patriotic Council, marching unit.
Section C.-Victory Post Drum Corps,
American Red Cross, marching unit;
American Legion with two drum corps,
District of Columbia Department.
float-marchers; American Women's Le-
eion, marching unit: American Legion
Auxiliary, District Of Columbia depart
ment, float and marchers: Service Star
Legin. marching unit Gold Star Moth
ers. float and marching unit; James
Reese, Europe Post No. 5, American
| legion and drum cOrDS
Section D.-Fox Theater Band. 01st
(WildcaO Division, marching unit; Mil
itary Training Camp Association,
marching unit; Eva Allenworth's AuXil-
larry No. 2, U. S. w. w., float-marchers;
Society of Sponsors of the United States
Navy, marching unit; National Society
Patriotic Builders. marching unit; o. p
Morton w. r. c., No. l, decorated car.
| Third Division.
] Washington High School Band, Della
/ ware, Boy Scout unit; Pennsylvania
Boy Scout unit; New Jersey. float;
Georgia, decorated automobile: Con-
necticut, Boy Scout unit; Massachu-
sets. float; Maryland, two floats and
decorated automobile; South Carolina
Boy Scout unit New Hampshire, Boy
Scout unit: Virginia, Virginia Brass
Band and two floats; New York, Boy
Scout unit North Carolina. two deco
rated automobiles; Rhode Island
marching unit; District of Columbia
mounted horsemen; Vermont, float
Community Center Colored Band; Ken
lucky, Boy Scout unit; Tennessee, Boy
Scout unit; Ohio. float; Louisiana
float and marchers; Indiana, float; Mis-
sissippi, marching unit; Illinois, Boy
Scout unit; Washington Y. M c. A
Boys Band; Alabama, float; Maine, Boy