Evening star., 1932-04-24
2,9)O WILL MARCH
INA. 4. 4. PARADE
D. c. SchooIboys, Members
of Patrols, Prepare for
Saturday.

4WCAiIy live IluIlOitu WdSillIlBJOIl
schoolboys members of the District of
Columbia patrols of the American Au-
tomobile Association, will march down
Pennsylvania avenue next Saturday
morning in safety demonstration pa
rade in celebration of the George
Washington Bicentennial
Details of the parade, in which the
Washington youths will represent 200, 900
schoolboy patrolmen in 1900 cities
throughout the country, were an
nounced yesterday by the A A. A.
Throughout the city the boys are en-
gagged busily over the week end in pre-
pairing approximately rs juvenile floats
that will be included in the parade.
They are taking lessons in military
formation and practicing "eyes right"
for the time when they will pass the
reviewing stand on Constitution avenue.
Forms at Peace Monument.
The parade will form at Peace Monu-
ment and will move down Pennsylvania
avenue to Fifteenth street, and thence
southwark to Constitution avenue and
west past the reviewing stand, in which
will be seat the notables of the Capital
The A. A. A announced that the pa
rade will consist of IA divisions as
follows:
Division Motor cycle escort, Grand
Marshal Lieut.. M. d. Smith, United
States Navy Band, automobiles carry
ing the United States and the District
Bicentennial Commissions, the District
Commissioners, the Board of Education,
delegations from Congress and other
notableS; company of Central High
school Cadets; automobiles carrying the
S5 members of the patrols who have
been decorated for saving life or pre-
venting a serious accident; A. A. A
safety float.
Division Patrols and six juvenile
floats from the Henry and Thomson
Schools and the Immaculate Conception
for Boys, high school band division OF
9Th Brigade, company of high school
cadets from the 9Th Brigade, patrols
and IL juvenile floats from the Arm
strong. Dunbar and Shaw Junior High
schools and the John F. Cook, Doug
lass Simmons, Slater Langston and
Twining Schools.
Division 3-Patrols and seven juvenile
floats from the Adams, Force, Grant
Weightman, st. Stephens, Morgan,
Briggs Montgomery, Stevens and Sum-
ner Magruder Schools.
Division company of high school
cadets, patrols from Jefferson Junior
High, Amidon Rossell, S. J. Bowen
Greenieaf. Fairbrother Bradley, st.
Dominic's. Randle Junior High, AMBUSH
Smallwood. New Bell, A. Bowen, Syphax
and St. Vincent Schools.
Headed BY Boys Band.
Division 5-Wheeler Boys Club
Band, Holy Comforter; patrols from
Hine Junior High, the Brent-Dent,
Bryant. Buchanan, Cranch Tyler, GenoX,
Van Ness, Wallach, Holy Comforter, 81;
Peters. Giddings-Lincoln, Payne and
st. Cyprian's Schools.
Division 6-Patrols from Gales
School. Seaton. Blake. st. Aloysious, st.
Marv's, Banneker and Jones Schools.
Division Cadet Band, division one
and nine; company Of Western High
School Cadets, patrols from Gordon
Junior High. Addison, Corcoran. Curtis
Hyde: Fillmore. Jackson. Key, Reservoir;
Trinity, Chain Brioge, Philips and
WorInley Schools.
Division 8-Patrols and four Juvenile
floats from Gage Henry, St: Pauls'
Patterson, Cleveland-Morse, Garrison,
Harrison Wilson, Mott and St. Angus
tine Schools
Division 9-High School Band, divi-
sions one to nine; company of Eastern
High School Cadets; patrols and 10
Goats from Stewart Junior High, Car
berry Hilton Peabody, Blair Hayes,
Blow Webb, Edmonds- Maury, Kings
man-Pierce, Ludlow-Madison, Wheat
ley, st. Joseph, Holy Name, Lovejoy,
Logan and Charles Young Schools.
Division 10-Patrols and 13 juvenile
floats from Powell Junior High, Ban
croft, Cooke Hubbard, Johnson, Park
View, Petworth, Powell, Raymond. VIII
son Teacher (Ross). st. Gabr1els,
Bruce and Monroe Schools.
Floats to Add Color.
Division l1-Patrols from Bennings,
Congress Heights, Kenilworth Ketch-
sm-Van Buren,, Stanton and st. Tere-
sass Schools; company of high school
cadets from 9th brigade; patrols from
Berney, Burrvile, Deanwood, Garfield,
Smoothers and Perpetual Help Schools.
Division 12-Patrols and eight juve-
nile floats from Langley Junior High,
Brookland-Bunker Hill, John Bur
roughs, lexington, Keen, Embrey;
ahgISr st Martin.s M0Gsct%sI; Schools o. Ai'0' Oil"
Division 13-Patrols from Paul
Junior High, Barnard, Brightwood,
Shepherd, Takoma Park, Truesden,
West, Whittier and Military Road
Schools.
Division 14-Patrols and 20 juvenile
foats from the z. v. Brown, John
Eaton, Janney, Lafayette, Horace Mann,
Ben w. Murch, oyster, Blessed Sacra-
ment, st. AIMS, st. Thomas and Reno
Schools. Police officers assigned to
patrol duty will be in charge of their
respective divisions and will march
with the youngsters.