The Washington times., 1936-12-30
INAUGURATION
TRAFFIC RULES
ANNOUNCED
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New York Avenue Northwest from
Eleventh to Twelfth Streets; both
sides of Pennsylvania Avenue
Southeast from Sixth to Eleventh
Streets; both sides Of Third Street
Southwest, from Virginia Avenue
to M Street; west side of Fourth
Street from D to F Streets North
west; both sides Of Twelfth Street
from G to I Streets Northwest;
west side of Eleventh Street from
I to L Streets Northwest; both
sides of Fourteenth Street from
Water Street Southwest to Thomas
Circle Northwest.
HandbillS Banned
The regulations prohibit the
sale, hiring or the placing Of
boxes, barrels, tables, chairs or
other obstruction on any Sideway
or reservation adjacent to the
parade route. Distribution of hand
bills, dodgers and advertising mat
ter is banned within the entire
city.
owners and lessees of buildings
are prohibited from allowing use
of any porch or balcony above the
ground floor by spectators with,
out having first obtained a per.
NIT.
Provision is made for a $25
special license fee for statesmen o!
souvenirs, although no extra fee
is required from already licensed
vendors, and sale of the souvenirs
in the congested area is banned
between sunrise and sunset on
January 20.
The regulations also prohibit
the erection of stands or booths
for the sale of any article unless
authorized through a written po
lice permit. Another regulation
provides for the issuance by Major
Brown and the inaugural commit
tee of special passes through the
police lines and authorization fol-
sale of souvenir programs.
Room Regulations
Another regulation requires that
all persons who rent out rooms
must keep record showing the
signature, in ink, the street ano
home address of each person tenn
porarily residing in the building
Persons who rent out rooms are
also required to maintain certain
sanitary requirements and shall
permit inspection by members OF
the Police and Health depart
ments.
Elaborate plans have beer
worked out by the housing anc
hospitality committee for the &C
Commodation of the thousands o.
visitors expected here for the in
auguration ceremonies Januar!
20, Edgar Morris, chairman of tn
committee, announced today.
Four boothS-to direct visitors
will be placed along the road
leading into the Capital, through
the cooperation of the American
Automobile Association, Morri
announced, while another bootI
will be set up at Union Station
The road booths will be placed Al
Bradley Lane, in Bethesda, Md.
at Highway Bridge, on BladenS
burg Road Northeast, and Rhodt
Island Avenue Northeast.
Booth attendants will be in di
rect communication with the A. A
A., and the housing committee, sc
that no one coming to Washington
will experience any difficulty with
rooming facilities. The booths will
be opened several days before the
"big day"
With one of the greatest crowds
in history expected here for the in
auguration, the committee on spe
cial entertainment today was max
ing plans for housing of visitors
G. David Houston, chairman OF
this committee, is especially anx
ious for colored residents of the
District to cooperate in this work
by listing Immediately rooms
which they are willing to make
l. L.