The Washington times., 1937-01-19
MARCHING MEN
WILL THRILL
THOUSANDS
Here they come!

That cry will sweep from throat
to throat tomorrow, when tens Of
thousands Of American citizens,
lining historic Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. from Sixth Street to Seven
teenth Street, catch the first
glimpse Of the colorful inaugural
parade.
Limited principally to military
units, the procession honoring the
second inauguration Of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt bids fair to
be more impressive than many
previous parades, when many OBJ
servers were shocked by what they
termed SILLY floats" and other
"monkeyshines."
In Wednesdays spectacle visitors
to, the Nations Capital will find
detachmentS from the Army, Navy,
Marine Corps and Coast Guard,
as well as units Of the Civilian
Conservation Corps, the United
States Military Academy, the
United States Naval Academy and
the bands Of the various military
services represented.
CLOWNS" Are Out
The thrill Of watching the United
States Marine Band, resplendent
in red and blue uniforms and ma
neuvering expertly while playing
q stirring Sousa march, will be
unsullied by the appearance Of
clowns and other Amusement"
features Of past parades, one
Washingtonian declared today.
Scheduled to begin at 1880 on
Constitution Avenue at the Capt..
tol Grounds, the procession Will
march to Pennsylvania Avenue
and then sweep UP the broad thor
oughfare to Fifteenth Street,
where it will turn north, reenter
Pennsylvania Avenue and pass
proudly before the Presidential re-
viewing stand in front Of the
White House.
The official line of march is as
follows:
/. Platoon Of Washington, D. c.,
Police.
3. Grand Marshal Section.
q. Grand Marshal, General
Malin Craig, Chief Of Staff,
United States Army.
b. Chief Of Staff, Brigadier
General c. D. Roberts,
Washington Provisional Bri.
gade, United States Army.
G. Staff.
Capt. carnes B. Lee, 1nfan-
try, q. s. Army, Aide-de
Lieut.. Clark Lynn, jr., Field
Artillery, U. s. Army, Aide
de-Camp.
Comdr. r. q. Reinecke,
Capt. 6; =: gay; 9. F. ooode. U. s.
Marine Corps.
Lieut.. Comdr. Merlin
O'Neill, q. 8. Coast Guard.
Cadet Harold e. Mari, U. 8.
Military Academy.
MidShipmen Charles A.
Nash, jr.. u. 8. Naval Acad-
emy.
Cadet Robert ]. Clark, q. 8.
Coast Guard Academy.
d. Flag.
Sergeant carrying flag Of
the Chief Of Staff, U. S.
Army.
Q. Bugler and Orderlies.
FIRST DIVISION
Governors and Governors
Parties)
I. MarSharS Section.
o. Marshal, Honorable James
A. Farley.
b. Chief of Staff. Col. James
A. Woolnough, U. s. Army.
Q. Staff.
Lieut.. Col. Raymond W.
Hardenbergh, U. s. Army.
Major Charles e. RayenS,
U. 8. Army.
Distinguished civilians.
First Section
Army Band.
/. Commissioners Of District Of
Columbia and party.
2. Governor Of Delaware and
party.
3. Governor Of Pennsylvania
and party.
4. Governor Of New Jersey ana
party.
3. Governor Of Georgia and
party.
8. Governor of Connecticut and
party.
Z. Governor Of Massachusetts
and party.
8. Governor Of Maryland and
party.
Q. Governor of South Carolina
and party.
10. Governor Of New Hampshire
and party.
II. Governor Of Virginia and
party.
IL. Governor Of New York and
party.
13. Governor of North Carolina
and party.
IA. Governor Of Rhode Island
and party.
is. Governor Of Vermont and
party.
16. Governor Of Kentucky and
party
II. Governor Of Tennessee and
party.
Second Section
Marine Band.
is. Governor Of Ohio and party.
10. Governor Of Louisiana and
party.
20. Governor Of Indiana and
party,