Evening star., 1933-08-29
1900 TO PARADE
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(COntlnueo From t1fSt Fa&e.l
Diaries, Southwest Business Mems Asso-
ciation, Standard Oil Co. of New Jer-
sey, Standard Cleaners, Stanton Clean
ers, Swift d Co., Terminal Ice Co.,
Thompsons Dairy, Tidewater Oil Sales
Co., Tolman Laundry, Trew Motor Co,
THYME Bottling Co.. Joe Turner, Wake |
field Dairy, washington & Virginia Mail
& Coach Co., Washington Bakers Asso- |
citation, Washington base ball team,
Washington Herald. Washington Meat
Association. Washington Petroleum
Products Co., Washington Riding Acad-
emy, wilkins Coffee, Wilkins-Rogers
Milling Co., Woodward & Lothrop, Yale
Laundry.
Ambassador Laundry, AnacoStla Lions
Club Boy Scout Cubs Pack 404, Capt.
tol Awning Co., Colesville Nurseries,
Curtis Brothers Moving & Storage.
Embassy Dairy, w. H. Fisher, Frazee
Laundry, General Taxi Co.. Good
Humor Ice Cream Co.. Granville GUIDE,
Hermann Ingsr Ale Co, Jacobs Trans
fer Co, D. J. kaufman, Inc: Julius
Lansburgh's Furniture Co., Leeth Broth
ers, Linoleum & Shade Shop, Loose
Wiles Biscuit Co., Loew's Palace Thea
ter, Martin &, Boyd Spring Works. NAL
vern Diaries, Inc; Model Farm Dairy,
Morton Salt Co. National Biscuit Co.,
National Federation of Technicians and
Labor. National Furniture Co., Oriental
Rug Washing Co., Otis Service Stations,
Park Transfer Co., Proctor & Gamble,
Renovize Washington Campaign, A. ].
Schippert, Sherwood Brothers, Stand
ard Laundry Co., Taubman, White Line
Tours and Bliss Electrical School
Labor Section.
Assembly position. open space between
-Four r-and-a-haf street southwest and
Sixth street southwest, facing eaSt-A1-
lied Printing Trades Council; Baggage
and Mail Handlers, No. 1906; Bakers
and Confectioners, No. 118; Bakery
Helpers Auxiliary, No. 118; Bakery
Statesmen, No. 33; BARRIERS. No. 239;
BARRIERS. No 305; Bindery Women, No.
~; Boilermakers, No. $50; Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Bookbinders, No.
Brewery and Yeast Workers, No. 48:
Bridge. Structural and Ornamental Iron
Workers. Buffers and Polishers. No.
$50; Building Trades Council: Butcher
Workmen. No. $685. Carpenters and
Joiners, No. 1872; Carpenters and join
ers, No. 52S Carpenters and Joiners.
No. 1894 Carpet and Linoleum Layers.
No. IS; Central Labor Union: Cigar
Makers No 10; International Fedora
tlOIl VI LII GlCSIAASoA OAASAo,
No 26; ElectrotyperS No. IT: Elevator
Constructors No. 10; Engineers. No. Ct;
Engineers, No. SO; Engraved Steel Plate
Finishers. No. 846 American Federation
of Government Employees: District OF
Columbia Department. A. F. G. E.; Navy
Department, Lodge No l, A. F. G. E.;
Adjutant Generals Ofice, Lodge No. 2,
A. F. G. E.; Bureau of Standards.
Lodge No. S, A. F. G. E.: Panama Ca
Tnd0o No CQnit01
City Guards, Lodge No. 7. A. F. G. E.;
General Accounting Office, Lodge No.
8, A. F. G. E.; Commerce, Lodge No. 9,
A. r. G. E.; Public Buildings and Pub
lie Parks Lodge No. II, A. F. g. E.;
Labor, Lodge No. IL, A. F. G. E.; War
Department. Lodge No. Is, A: F. G. E.;
Central Oface. Veterans Administration,
Lodge No. II: A. F. G; E.; Library OF
Congress, Lodge No. 18, A. F. G. E.;
Federal Translators' Society Lodge No.
10, A. r. G. E.; Interdepartmental,
Lodge No. 20, A. F. G. E.; Justice,
Lodge No. 81, A. F. G. E.; Weather Bu-
reau, Lodge No. %, A. F. G. E.; Treas
ury. Lodge No. "a. A. F.. G. E.: Regional
once, Veterans Administration, Lodge
No. IS, A. F. G. E.; Post Office, Lodge
No. n. A. F. g. E.; st. Elizabeth's Hos
reau of Engraving and Printing, Lodge
No. 20, A. F. G. E.; Agriculture, Lodge
No. 81, A. F. G. E.; Civil Service Com
mission. Lodge No. 80. A. F. G. E.;
Tariff Commission. Lodge No. "a. A. F.
g. E.; Interior Department, Lodge No.
IS. A. F. G. E.: Government Printing
Office. Lodge No. 81, A. F. G. E.; En-
ployes' Compensation Commission,
Lodge No 80. A. F. G. E.; Public Health
ternal Revenue, Lodge No. Al. A. F. G.
r. Federal Board for Vocational
Education and Board of Mediation,
Lodge No So, A. F. G. E.; Inter-
state Commerce Commission. Lodge
No So, A. F. G. E.: Ffremen and
Oilers. No So; Fur Workers, No. 72;
Garment Workers, No. IL; GlaAers, No.
963; Granite Cutters, Typographical
Temple; Hardwood Finishers, Hod Car
(journeymen); Hotel and Restaurant
Employees, No. '781; Ice Cream Wagon
Drivers, No. Ill; Ice Cream Workers
Auxiliary, No. 118; Ink Workers, No. 2;
Iron Workers, No. S; Label League, Let
ter Carriers No. 142; Machinists, No.
174; Machinists. No. 1893; Mailers, No.
%; Metal Trades Alliance Milk Driv-
ers, No. 246; Millworkers, No, 1894;
Molders, No. 215; Moving Picture OPP
orators, No. 224; Musicians. No. ISL;
Painters, No. 1868; Painters. Coach and
No. 42O; Pattern Makers Association,
Photo Engravers, No. IT; Plasterers
and Cement Finishers. No. 96; Plaster
er Tenders, No. ST.; Plate Printers; NO.
2: Plumbers. No. S; Post ONCE Clerks,
No. 148; Pyessmen, No. l; Press As
sistants, No AZ; Railway Clerks, No.
923; Railway Clerks. No. 1924; Railway
Clerks, No. 3037; Railway Clerks. No.
2l1s: Railroad Telegraphers, No. 60;
Retail Clerks, No. 262; Retail Gro
Gerry and Provision Clerks, No. 639;
Rodmen. No. 201; Rural Meilers' Asso-
ciation, Sign and Pictorial Painters,
No. 1929; Sheet Metal Workers, No
102; Slate and Tile Roofers, No. "a;
Sleeping Car Conductors, Stage En-
ployes. No. %; Steamf1tters, No: 602;
Stenographers, No. 11773; Stereotypers,
No. 10; stone and Building Laborers,