Evening star., 1933-08-29
10000 TO PARADE.
TONIGHT TO MARK.
.N.RA. CELEBRATION
CoIortsI Procession Will Start
Up Avenue at 7::30
O'Clock.
TREE TO BE REPLANTED
IN ELLIPSE EXERCISES
Gen. Johnson and Others Will
Speak in Move to Boost Gov
ernment Program.

The parade, In which nearly 10000
persons will participate, will start NOV
ing up Pennsylvania avenue from Sixth
street at that time. Concurrently the
exercises on the Ellipse attendant upon
the replanting there Of an oak tree
from Mount Vernon by Mrs. Eleanor
Washington Howard. last member of
born at the famous estate. will begin.
Gen. johnson to Speak.
While the parade still passes in re-
view the program of speeches will begin
at o'clock, with Gen. Amos A. Fries,
U. S. A., retired. making the initial
talk. He will present Gen. Hugh S.
johnson. national recovery administra-
tor who will make the principal address
Of the exercises. Gen. johnson will be
followed by Thomas p. Littlepage, COM
manding general of the Presidents
Emergency Unemployment Campaign
Committee for the District Of Columbia
Every effort will be made to complete
the parade by 1880 O'Clock, for at that
hour the fireworks display Is scheduled
to begin.
The exercises at the Ellipse, begin
.! locally over Radio Station WMAL. At
o'clock the IS minutes of the speak
ing program that will include Gen.
Johnson's address will be switched on
q national hook-up of stations.
Sale Of Seats.
Grandstand seats. from which thou
sands will view the exercises and the
parade, are on sale at seat headquar-
| ters. 6l5 Seventh street, and may be
secured by telephoning National 1864
or National 1865. The seats also will
be sold from 4 O'Clock this afternoon
on at the grandstands themselves.
The parade, one of the most elaborate
| civic professions ever arranged, will en-
brace $50 floats. Practically every labor
and fraternal organization in the Capt.
tai will be represented. An of the
military services Of the Government
will have contingents in line. The
largest single entry In the parade will
be that of the Government Printing
Once which plans to enter 5000 EN-
ployes. ~
The parade entrants by divisions and
the assembly points Of each follow:
First Division.
A. Assembly position. just east OF
Third street between Pennsylvania
avenue and Missouri avenue, facing
north-Platoon Of Metropolitan Police
Brig Gen. P. L. Miles and staff, Marine
Band, 3rd Battalion. 18th Infantry.
B. Assembly position. Pennsylvania
avenue between First street southwest
and Third street southwest, facing
| northwest-1st Battalion, 18th Field
Artillery; 3rd Cavalry Band and Com
posite Troop, 3rd Cavalry.
c. Assembly position, park between
Third street southwest, Fourth street
| southwest, Maine avenue and Missouri
! avenue, facing east-Navy Band, Marine
detachment, Navy detachment: 9Th
| Marine Reserve Regiment. Navy Re
! serves, Coast Guard detachment, COM
manding general, 39th Division MAI
Gen. Anton Stephan: State staff and
State detachment, National Guard
D. C.; headquarters detachment, 2sth
Division; headquarters detachment and
| special troops. 29th Division; 29th Mill
| tary Police Company, 12lst Engineers
| 260th Coast Artillery, anti-aircraft;
Company A. 373d Infantry; American
Legion, patriotic orders.
Second Division.
A. Business section, Thomas p. Lit
tlepage, leader; assembly position. Sixth
| street southwest, facing south, and
Maine avenue, facing east (this section
is composed Of 1oats)-Abner Drury
American Ice Co., American Motorists
! Sunshine Laundry, Armour & Co., At
| lantic & Pacific Tea Co., Atlas Sporting
Goods Co., Bell Box Lunch, Bergman
Laundry, Berkeley Springs Mineral
Water Co., Blackstone, florist; Blue
Light Cab Co., Breyer's Ice Cream Co.,
Brink Express Co., Brookland-Wcod-
d, bridge Business Mems Association, Bur-
| roughs Adding Machine Co., r. & M. G.
; Burton & Sons, decorators; Campbell
Photo Service, Capital Bedding Co.,
Carry Ice Cream Co., Capital Garage,
Central Business Mems Association,
Chambers Ambulance Service, Cherry
Blossoms, Inc: Cleaning & Dyeing Co.,
Chestnut Farms Dairy, Chevy Chase
Dairy, City Cab Inc; Columbia Heights
Business Mems Association, Columbia
Hotel Supply Co., Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 10l; Continental
Baking Co.. The Copeland Co, awnings;
District of Columbia Federation Of
Elite Laundry, Exide Battery Service
Stations, Fourteenth and Decatur
Heights Business Mems Association,
Fries, Beall & Sharpe.
Garage and Parking Lot Operators
Association, Georges Radio Co., Good
year Tire & Rubber Co., Inc; Grey
hound Lines. Gulf Oil Refining Co.,
Haley Body Co., Harris-Ewing Photo
graphic News Service, Hecht Co., E. p.
Hinkel & Co., Holmes Baking Co.,
Holzbeierlein Bakery, Howard Cleaners
and Dyers. Hub Furniture Co., Inde-
pendent Oil Co., Indian Motor Cycle
| Co., Jelleff's, s. Kann's Sons Co.,
Kingan & Co., Lansburgh,s, Lttlefield,
Alvord & Co.: Little Tavern Shops,
Maloney Concrete Co., Mayfiower Tran
sit Co., Mazo Lerch Co., P. T. McDer-
mott, w. B. Moses & Sons, Motion Pic
ture !heater Owners Association.
I Nagel Armored Car Service, National
Baking Co., National City Fair, Ma
tional Delivery Association, National
! Electric Supply Co., National Hotel
Supply Co., National Laundry, Ne-Hi
Bottling Co., Nolan Motor c., North
west Business Mems Association, Palace
Laundry, Palais Royal, Samuel s. Palmer
Bottling Works, Peoples Drug Stores,
! Pioneer Laundry, Potomac Electric
Power Co., Premier Cab Co.
Other Entries.
Rainbow Dyeing & Cleaning Co.,
Ransdell, Inc, Printers: Raybestos
Brake Service, Rock Greek Ginger Ale
! c., Rudolph q West, Sanitary Carpet
Cleaning Co., Sanitary Grocery Co.,
SCHNEIDER Peanut Butter Products Co.,
Sears Roebuck, Seventh Street BuA-
ness Mems Association, Shell Eastern
Petroleum Products Co., Short Line
System, Smith Storage Co.. Southeast
| Business Mems Association. Southern
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