Evening star., 1937-01-12
MILITARY GROUPS
Of D. c. ASSIGNED
|NAUGURALDUT|ES
Guardsmen and Marine Re-
serves to Assist Police
Along Line of March.
GRAYS0N ANNOUNCES
ORDER FOR PARADE
Platoon Of Washington Police to
Lead-Farley to Act
as Marshal.

District National Guardsmen and
Marine Reserves, who have protested
their exclusion from the inaugural
parade, have been given an important
role in the ceremonies that will see
President Roosevelt take the oath of
Office for the second time week from
tomorrow.
Col. John w. Oehmann and Mai.
Harvey Miller, commanding officers
OF the two units, have accepted the
invitation Of the Public Order Com
mittee for the inaugural to assist
police along the line of march from
the Capitol to the White House.
The announcement came late yes
terday at the same time that Admiral
Cary T. Grayson, general chairman,
made public the order of march for
the parade. He also disclosed that
details of uniformed and plain clothes
policemen from New York and Phil
adelphia will assist Washington police
IN handling the crowds expected here
during the inaugural period.
Special Policemen Sworn In.
When the Public Order Committee
met late yesterday with its chairman,
Commissioner Hazen all the members
were sworn in as special policemen
TO help handle the crowds They
were instructed that they would be
subject to all of the duties and re-
sponsibilities Of regular policemen on
inauguration day."
Among those sworn in were FLOYD
E. Davis, Edward A. Dent, C. Emery
Galliher. j. B. Gordon. Richmond
B. Keech, Maj. Harry Leonard, Capt.
Rhoda Milliken, Odell S. Smith, viii.
liam A. Van Duzer, L. Perry West,
Capt. H. c. Whitehurst, Charles A.
Jones. Elwood Seal, Inspector B. A.
Lamb. Col. Oehmann, Dr. E. M Colvin.
jr.; John o. Gheen, Fred A. Smith,
John Marshall, John Saul, Fire Chief
Charles E. Schrom. Henry c. Nestor,
Ralph A. Norton and Albert Clyde.
Burton.
The conference preceding the swear.
lng-ln ceremonies was attended BY
Van Duzer, Whitehurst. Gordon,
Schrom, Keech, Clyde-Burton, Dent,
: and Maj, Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent of police. Maj. Brown again
took the oath, this time as a special
policeman.
The order Of march, issued as q
military document by Admiral Gray.
son. reserves space for all the 48 Gov.
ernors, although several Of them have
sent their regrets. The committee
explained, however, that the positions
will be held either for a last-minute
arrival or for delegations representing
the absent State executives.
The parade will be headed by a
platoon of Washington police. to be
followed by the grand marshaFs Sec
tion. In his unit will be Gen. Malin
Craig, chief Of staff, United States
Army; Brig. Gen. C. D. Roberts, chief
of staff Washington Provisional
Brigade, and the following members
Of the staff: Capt. Carnes B. Lee,
U. S. A; Lieut.. Clark Lynn, jr.
U. S. A; Comdr. F. G. Reinecke,
U. S. N; Capt. G. F. Goode. u. S,
M. c.; Lieut.. Comdr Merlin O'Neill,
U. S. Coast Guard; Cadet Harold E.
Marr, U. S. Military Academy; Mid
shipman Charles A. Nash, jr., U. S.
Naval Academy. and Cadet Robert J.
Clark, U. S. Coast Guard Academy.
Farley to Be Marshal.
Postmaster General James A. Farley
will act as the marshal of the first
division. He will be escorted by Col.
James A. Woolnough, U. S. A., as his
chief OF staff, and Lieut.. Col. Ray.
mond w. Hardenbergh and Mai.
Charles E. Rayens, U. S. A., aides;
along with number Of distinguished
civilians to be selected by the Post
master General.
Behind them, advancing to the tunes
of the Army, Marine and Navy Bands,
will come the Governors of the several
States. In spite of the declinations
already received the space reserved
by States follows:
District of Columbia, Delaware,
Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Georgia,
Connecticut, Massachusetts,, Maryland,
South Carolina, New Hampshire, vir-
ginia. New York. North Carolina,
Rhode Island, Vermont, Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Second Section: Ohio, louisiana,
Indiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama,
Maine, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan,
Florida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, CAL
ifornia, Minnesota.
Third Section: Oregon, Kansas,
West Virginia, Nevada. Nebraska, Col.
orado, North Dakota. South Dakota,
Montana. Washington. Idaho, wyo-
ming, Utah, Oklahoma, New Mexico
and Arizona.
In the second division Mai. Gen.
Albert j. Bowley, commanding officer
Of the Third Corps Area, will bs
marshal, with Col j. A. Baer, U. S. A.,
as chief Of staff. His aides will be
COL L. A. Kunzig, Col. c. L. Clark and
Capt. H. L. Boatner, all u. S. Army.
Bands Of Academies.
The bands of the Military, Naval
and Coast Guard Academies will pre-
cede the Cadet Corps of the three
national defense schools.
The second section will include four
companies Of the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps, all brought in from nearby
camps, and the last will be the
marching units from the National
Youth Movement.
In the third section will be eight
bands scattered among the walking
organizations. which will include:
18th Infantry. 34th Infantry. 5th En-
gineers; Rife Battalion, I'd Coast
Artillery Corps, 3rd Cavalry and Ma
chine Gun Troop. 10th Cavalry; lst
Battalion, 10th Field Artillery; Bat
terry c, I'd Coast Artillery (anti-air-
craft and machine gun unit): detach-
ment of the lst Medical Regiment,