Evening star., 1937-01-15
NEW SCOUT CARS
OF ARMY TO MAKE
DEBUT IN PARADE
Four to Accompany Presi.
dent From White House
to Capitol and Back.
TO INCLUDE
Chief JUSTICE HUGHES
Broadcast System to Carry Cere.
monies at Capitol to Crowds
in Downtown Section.

The public will have its first glimpse
of the Army's new scout cars on In
auguration day, when four of the
vehicles-described by the Inaugural
Committee as IAN entirely new
weapon"-will accompany President
Roosevelt from the White House to the
Capitol and back again, according to
an announcement today by the group
In charge of arrangements.
Occupied by buglers, who will "blow
appropriate flourishes for the presiden-
tial party" the Army automobiles will
augment Mr.. Roosevelt's escort Of
motor cycle policemen. Secret Service
agents and reporters.
Official Machines.
The official machines in the drive to
the Capitol will be occupied by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Vice President
Garner. their wives, members of the
Joint Committee Of the House and
Senate, officials of the Inaugural Com
mittee, military and naval aides to the
Chief Executive and the White House
secretariat. On the return trip, the
way in which the cars are occupied will
be altered, the announcement said.
and the auto Of Chief Justice Hughes
will be added.
Rain or shine, spectators in the
covered stands along the route of the
procession will witness "a Az hour
spectacle. including what is, in effect,
three separate parades," the an
announcement pointed out. continu-
ing:
Beginning at 1880 o'clock. when
President Roosevelt, Vice President
Garner and the other inaugural dig
nitaries leave the White House for
the Capitol there will be something
doing every minute.
Broadcast TO Reach All.
"The public address system which
has been placed in all Of the stands
will carry the broadcast of the arrival
of the presidential party at the Capt.
tol, the swearing in Of both Vice
President Garner and President
Roosevelt, and the Presidents inaugu-
raj address, so that those who are
downtown need miss none Of the ex-
ercises on the Hill.
The running account Of what takes
place while the presidential party Is
on its way back to the White House
will be brought to the ticketholders,
and, of course. when the parade
starts, they will have the seats Of
greatest vantage. The two trips
made by the presidential party and
the military parade will provide the
three spectacles going up and down
Pennsylvania avenue"
Guard Of Honor Named.
Forty-eight men, all holders OF
honors from the Government for
their work in the war. have been
designated by Admiral Cary T. Gray
son, general chairman, to serve as
members of the guard OF honor for
President Roosevelt.
Eight of them, holders Of the Con-
g-essional Medal Of Honor or the Dis
tinguished Service Cross, are to COM
pose the legion Of valor and occupy
honored places in the court Of honor
in front of the White House.
These men are Capt. Robert c.
Dunge. D. s. c., Cincinnati; Rev. Will
liam E. Patrick, D. S. c., Bakersfield,
Calf; Lieut.. Ben C. Prayer, d. S. c.,
Pittsburgh; Capt. Fred Kochli. d. S.
c., Washington; Lieut.. George Brad
ley. c. M. H.. Newport. r. L: Capt.
Ralph w. Robart, D. S. c.. Boston;
Capt. Herman Steinkraus, d. S. c..
Bridgeport, Conn, and Sergt. George
H. Wanton, c. M. H., Washington.
Other members Of the guard Of
honor and the organizations they rep
resent are as follows:
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS OF
THE WORLD WAR.
Vivian D. Corbly. Cincinnati. Ohio;
conn.; CONN., Milton ao eS CONN. Buffalo. IL 4 r; James
Foley. Newark. N. j.; Lewis Tsnnenbaum.
Freehold. N. J.: James G.. Rainey. Pitts
SSssh Ro pn 9nd Thamas rurona
lanta. Ga.
sPANIsH-AMERICAN WAR VETERANS.
Scott Leavitt: Montana: Alfrsd :; Ken
MicSisan: nieS new clarenee 4. long. "colorsdo;
J. J. McDevitt, wisconsin; p. J. Callan,
Washington: Lloyd Thurston, Iowa, and
George A. Eberly. Nebraska.
MILITARY LIT. - oRDER Der OF THE EnH,eI WORLD War.
Nebr.; Mai. Edwin 8. Bettelheim, r.,
retired. Washinston; Col. walter G.
Glephane: Capt. Edwin a, Duff: y 8 ~ n;
bank and Maj. Virgil o. Barnard.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS.
N: Y.; Scott :: saHyres, oklshSma eiss:
Okla; w. B. Wynne. Akron, Ohio; John
McCloy. Leonia, N. j.; Frank W. Crilley,
yermons: n. Z; Daniel DAILY. sGlendale.
Akron. Ohio. and william Keller Cleve-
THE AMERICAN LEGION.
Guy Nadeau, John J. McGinniss. Thomas
J. Murray Joseph M. Vallin, Haywood
Saunders, Samuel Goldberg. all Of Wash
ington. and Raphael L. zwinglas. Brad
bury Park, Md.