Evening star., 1933-02-02
PICKS
PROGRAM DESIGN
Evening Star Artist Wins
$100 Award Offered by
Inaugural Committee.

Inaugural Committee.
Award of the first prize of 500 in
the contest for the design for the off,
cial inaugural program to Norman S.
Sudduth of the art department Of The
Evening Star. was announced today by
]. Fred Essary. chairman of the In
augural Program Committee.
Mr.. Sudduth in receiving this years
award for the inaugural program cover
Is repeating a previous success. A de-
sign which he submitted won the prize
for one of the past inaugural programs.
The $l00 prize was given to Mr.. Sud-
duth this morning and his design will
go into production at once, it was said,
The winning cover was selected from
| more than score of entries, all of
which a jury headed by Clifford K
, Bergman, cartoonist of The Star. con-
sidered to be of exceptional merit.
Honorable mention was given the
| cover design submitted by Julian Mid
dleton Archer.
Marines to Take Part,
Robert N. Harper, veteran of the
,, Democratic organization in the District
of Columbia, will be marshal of the
fourth division of the parade, it was
announced yesterday by Admiral Gray
son. In this division will be grouped
all the political and marching clubs. It
is probable that every State will be
| represented.
A list of contributions to the inaugu-
raj fund made public yesterday shows
, substantial increase by many indi-
10 lie 10
| gave four years ago.
The provisional battalions of Marine
Corps Reservists will take part in the
parade as representatives of the 9th
| Marine Reserve Brigade, Lieut. Col j.
j. Staley, commanding the brigade, an
nounced today.
The lst and I'd Battalions of the goth
Marines will form the 1st Provisional
Battalion, under Maj. Harvey L. Miller.
The lst and I'd Battahons of the 23d
Marines will form the I'd Provisional
Battalion, under Maj. Lucian H. VAN
doren. The regiment thus formed will
be commanded by Col Staley.
The 9Th Marine Brigade Band, under
| F1rt Lieut.. Leon S. Brusiloff, will also
! take part
| Although the 9Th Brigade, in Summer
Khaki, has previously taken part in local
Labor day parade. March 4 will be the
! first time the organization will turn out
in dress blue uniform.
Contributions Above 500.
Contributors of s1O0 or more to in
augural guarantee fund:
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
81 900; Ambassador Hotel, $1,000; An
napolis Hotel, $780, Barber g. Ross, Inc,
81 900; c. D. Barney q Co., $500; Y. E.
Booker & Co., S100: Brewood, Sl0O:
Lee D. Butler, Inc. 5000: the C. g. P.
Telephone Co.. $4,000: Chestnut Farms
Dairy, $3.50; Chevy Chase Dairy, $3.50;
| Childs Co., sl00; Doubleday-H Co,
SlCO; Evening Star 1000; Franklin &
Co., sl0O; Franklin Laundry, slOO; w.
I. Galliher & Bro, Inc, $3.50; Gait g.
Bro. sl00: Julius Garfinckel & Co.,
81 900; Goldenberg Co., $500; Greater
National Capital Committee, $4,000;
Griffith Consumers. S100; Guide Bros.
Co.. $500; Guy Curran & Co., Inc,
$100; Randall H. Hagner g. Co., $500:
William Hahn g. Co. $500; Hamilton
Hotel, $500; Hartman & Co, $1,000:
Sidney D. Hechinger, S1OO; the Hecht
Co, $1,000; w. B. Hibbs g. Co.. $1,000;
Hill g. Tibbetts, Inc, S100; Hotel Hous-
ton, Sl00; Hotel Roosevelt, $3.50; In
dependent Taxi Owners Association,
sl0O; Frank R. Jelleff. Inc, ST 900; r.
G. Jones &, Co.. $500; Judd & Detweiler,
Inc, $1,000; S. Kann Sons Co., $1,000;
Lansburgh & Bro, $1,000: Ralph w.
Lee d Co, $500; Magruder, Inc. Sl00.
flower Hotel, $4,000: Merchants Trans
fer & Storage, $500; McKenney. Elan
merry & Craighill, $3.50; w. c. & A. N
Miller, $3.50; E. ]. Murphy Co., SlOO:
National City Co., $500; National EIec-
trio Supply Co., $500; Norfolk g. Wash
| lngton Steamboat Co., 81 600; Occidental
| Hotel, $3.50; Olmsted Grill, $1,000;
PalaiS Royal, Inc, 81 900; Peoples DRUG
Stores, Inc. 81 900: Potomac Electric
Power Co. $4,000; Samuel j. Prescott Co.,
$500; Raleigh Hotel, $500: Hugh Reilly
Co. 5000; B. Richs Sons, $3.50: Rudolph
q West, $500; H. L. Rust Co., $1,000:
sanitary Grocery Co.. 81 900; B. F. Saul
Co, $500; Security Storage Co., $500;
washington wa Gas Light Co.. sl,5oo;
Washington Properties (Wardman and
, Carlton Hotels, $4,000; Washington
Railway & Electric Co., $1,000; Wash
ington Rapid Transit Co., 500; Weaver
Bros, Inc, $500; Adam A. Weschler &
Son, S100: Willard Hotel, 81, 900; Wood
ward & Lothrop, S2,50O; Clark. Childs
q Keech, $500; Electric Boat Co., $500:
D. j. kaufman, Inc, S1OO; Peoples Life
Insurance Co, $500; Terminal Ice &
| Fuel Co. $1OO.
! Byron S. Adams. s100: Francis G
Addison, jr., S10O; Larz Anderson, $500;
Ray T. Baker, 81 900; George w. Bene-
! man. Sl00; Dr. Simon L. Carson. SlOO.
Dwight Clark. $3.50: James A. Cobb
s100; P. c. Coffin: $780, E. F.. Colladay
$3.50; w. S. Corby, $1,000; John Dolph
S1OO; Charles A. Douglas, Sl00; H
Rozier Dulany, sr. and jr., $500; Ed
win w Etz, $l0O; Joshua Evans. jr.
5000: William John Eynon, 500; Rob
ert v. Fleming, $3.50; G. W. Galliher
$3.50; Gilbert Grosvenor, 5000; Ernest
S. Guy, Sl00; Christian Heurich, $500;
G. David Houston, $10O; w. L. Hous-
ton, $100; Beale R. Howard, 500;
James Clement Dunn, 5000; Alex B
| Hagner 5000; j. c. Koons. $1OO; Mrs
Jacob Leander Loose, ST 900; L. P. Nc
Lachlen, sl00; w. Cabell Moore, $1OO;
H. T. Nelson, 5000; c. F. Norment ST.
| 900; Perry R. Ross, jr., s100: John
Poole, $3.50; Ord Preston, $500; ]. T.
Fisher, $100; John Saul, $100; Jacot
Scharf, 500; George Otis Smith, 500;
r. L. Spivey, s1oo; G. Carroll Todd
5000; Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace, 500; Will
! liam A. Warfield, $100; NJ E. Weather
less. $100; DR.. Charles S. White S100;
William H. White, jr., $780, G. C. Will
kinson. s100; Mrs. John r. Williams
S100. I,sR Wilson S25O