Evening star., 1937-01-19
FIRST DIVISION.

Governors and Governors Parties)
Marshal's Marshal. James
A. Farley. Chief of staff. Col. James
A. Woolnough, United States Army.
Staff. Lieut. Col. Raymond w. Hard
enbergh. United States Army; Maj.
Charles E. Ravens, United States
Army; distinguished civilians.
First Section.
Army Band, commissioners OF Dis
trict of Columbia and party and Gov
ernors of Delaware, Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. Georgia. Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts, Maryland, South Carolina,
New Hampshire, Virginia, New YORK.
North Carolina, Rhode Island, Ver-
mont, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Second Section.
Marine Band and Governors Of
Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana. Mississippi,
Illinois. Alabama, Maine. Missouri.
| Arkansas. Michigan. Florida. Texas,
Iowa. Wisconsin, California and Min
! nesota.
Third Section.
Band from Navy Yard. Washington,
and Governors of Oregon. Kansas.
West Virginia. Nevada. Nebraska,
Colorado. North Dakota. South Da-
kota. Montana. Washington. Idaho,
, wyoming and Utah: Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of Oklahoma; Governors Of
New Mexico and Arizona.
CEr0ND DIxvYcrnN
MarShals Section-Marshal, Nal.
Gen. Albert J. Bowley. United States
Army: chief of staff. Col. j. A. Baer,
United States Army. Staff-Col. l..
A. Kunzig. United States Army: Col.
C. L. Clark. United States Army; Capt.
H. L. Boatner, United States Army.
aide de camp. Major generals flag.
I Bugler and orderlies.
First Section.
Band. United States Military Acad-
envy: United States Corps OF Cadets:
band. United States Naval Academy;
United States Regiment of Midship-
men: band. United States Coast Guard
Academy; United States Coast Guard
Cadets.
Second Section.
Civilian Conservation Corps-Con-
tingents from Beltsville. Md: Rosslyn,
Va; Benning and Camp NAL, Wash
ington.
National Youth Administration.
Third Section.
Band, 18th Infantry; 18th Infantry:
band, 34th Infantry; 34th Infantry:
band, 5th Engineers; 5th Engineers:
band. I'd Coast Artillery: Rifle Bat
talon, I'd Coast Artillery; band. Sd
Cavalry; Sd Cavalry and Machine Gun
Troop; 10th Cavalry; 1st Battalion,
10th Field Artillery: Battery c. I'd
Coast Artillery; Battery A, I'd Coast
Artillery; band. 1st Medical Regiment;
Detachment, 1st Medical Regiment:
Post Band Marine Barrack, Quantico;
two battalions U. S. Marine Corps;
Navy Band; two battalions Of Blue
jackets. U. S. Navy: U. S. Coast Guard
Landing Force and beach apparatus
and platoon Of Washington police.
While place in line has been re-
served for each Of the 48 Governors,
| only about two-thirds are due to be
| on hand.
The parade will require about two
hours to pass.
Police Regulations.
Supt. Brown, whose own force has
been augmented by skilled operatives
from other cities as we'll as National
Guardsmen and Reserve troops, has
issued extensive policing regula-
tions. An absolute ban on parking
| goes into effect in the downtown area
tonight at midnight, and additional
restrictions on all traffic will be ap-
piled tomorrow to cover areas in use
by the assembling marchers, and over
the route between Capitol and White
House.
Heavy steel cables will keep back
the thousands congregating along the
line of the parade, and numerous
first-aid stations have been arranged
to minister to emergency cases.
Ticket Sales Drop.
After brisk ticket sale for parade
stands yesterday, the weather got in
its work today and there was q falling
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