Evening star., 1934-09-02
THRONGS WILL Join.
IN LABOR DAY FETE.
Good Weather Is Promised
for Parade, Speeches
and Festivals.
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A. Fries: grand marshal, r. A. Dick.
son; assistant grand marshal, Johr
Locher; United States marshal, Johr
Colpoys; chairman Of national Labor
day parade, Edward j. Roche; vice
president of City Bank, Frank w
Lee; Washington Central Labor
Union banner; representatives OF al
labor organizations; affiliates with the
Central Labor Union; Capt. j. P
Duke and staff of Troop E, Sd Cav
airy; Mounted Band of Sd Cavalry;
Troop z, Sd Cavalry; Capt. w. r
Frost and staff Of 10th Field Artillery;
Battery C of the 18th Field Artillery;
marshal chief, Charles e. Schrom
Century of Progress Fire Department,
representing the progress of fire de-
partments Of the 100 years.
Marshal, Deputy Chief A. G,
Buscher, and assistant marshal, Mrs.
j. H. Davidson.
Ladies' Auxiliary of District of Co
lumhia Fire Department and float.
D. C. Fire Marshal Calvin C. Lau-
ber, fire prevention division and
instruction division and division Of
apparatus and the administration
division and float.
Chief G. w. Gill, members Of No. l
Battalion and float.
Chief J. B. Barker, members Of
No. 2 Battalion and float.
Chief A. 8. Haight, members OF
No. 3 Battalion and float.
Chief J. B. Watt, members of No.
4 Battalion and float.
Chief T. S. Jones, members of No.
s Battalion and float.
Chief 3. w. Weaver, members of
No. Battalion and float.
Chief P. j. Sullivan, members Of
No. Battalion and float.
Marshal Chief Noble F. Rush,
Hyattsville, Md; Oficials of Mary
land State Fireman's Organization,
Drill Team of the Ladies Auxiliary of
Prince Georges County, Maryland Vol
unteer Fire Departments, visiting COM
panies from Prince Georges County
Fire Department, visiting companies
from Montgomery County Fire De-
partment, visiting companies from
Annapolis Fire Department, visiting
companies from Anne Arundel County
Fire Department, visiting companies
from Howard County Fire Depart
ment, visiting companies from Havre
de Grace, with band.
Section B.
Assembly position on Constitution
avenue, facing west from John Mar
shall place, east to First street. Mar
shall Jack Noonan, officers and men,
bers of the Washington Building
Trades Council.
Band.
Asbestos Workers. Boiler Makers
Lodge, No. 450. Carpenters District
Council. Carpet and Linoleum Work
ers, No. IS.
Bricklayers, No. /. Marble Polishers
and Marble Settlers, Helpers, No. %.
Stone and Marble Settlers. Tile and
Terrazzo Settlers. Tile and Terrazzo
Workers Helpers.
BAND.
Composition Roofers, No. 90; Slate
and Tile RooferS, No. "a; Electrical
Workers, No. 26; Elevator Construc-
tors, No. 10: Marshal Nyerly and Ellin
with visiting members of Local No. 5,
Philadelphia, Pa: Engineers, No. 81,
three floats, Marshal L. H. Kirk;
Glaziers, No. 963, Marshal J. G. Mick
els; Granite Cutters. Washington
Branch.
Iron Workers, No. S; Painters and
Decorators, No. 368; Paperhangers,
No. 420; Plasterers and Cement Fin
ishers. No. 96: Plaster Tenders; Build
ing Laborers.
Band.
: Stone Cutters, Re-enforced Rod
Workers, No 201; Plumbers. No. S;
Steamftters and Helpers, No. 6o2;
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers, No. 8.
Section C.
Assembly position on Third street
northwest, south of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. facing north.
Allied Printing Trades Council float,
Typographical Union, Marshal CLYDE
M. Mills, president; w. w. Maloney in
decorated car, Oldest living ex.preSi-
dent Of Columbia Typographical Union
and Oldest union and Oldest member
OF the I. T. u.
Soldiers Home Band.
Members Of Association Veteran
Union Printers, Washington Daily
News in uniform, TypographicaI
Union, No. 101; Pressman's Union.
No. l.
Bookbinders, Photo-Engravers. Gov
ernment Printing ONCE employees,
three floats.
Band,
Machinists and floats, American
Federation of Government EMPLOYEES
and floats, Marshall, 4. Claude Bah
cock; BARRIERS and floats, Moulders.
Fireman and Oilers, Bakers and
Bakery Salesman, Marshal Carl Her
Ing; School Engineers and float. Gar
ment Workers, No. H. Marshal, Mrs.
Hattie Dorfman-Dan CHAP: Hotel
Employees, Carpenters, No. 1894, and
hoat; Postal Clerks Union float and
Drum Corps.
Section ID.
Assembly position on Maine and