Evening star., 1941-04-01
Order Of March Listed
For Army Day Parade
Saturday Afternoon
High Officers Of Army,
Navy and Government to
Review Annual Event

today by officials Of the Military
Order of the World War, annual
sponsor of the demonstration.
The parade will start at Las pm.
at the Capitol Plaza. the line pro-
ceeding down Constitution avenue,
past the reviewing stand at the
Sixteenth street intersection, dis
persing at Seventeenth street.
Reviewing officers will include
Secretary of War Stimson. Charles
c. Allen, commander in chief of the
Military Order of the World War;
Maj. James Alexander Lyon, COM
mander of the District organization:
Gen. George c. Marshall, Army
Chief of staff; Chairman May OF the
House Military Affairs Committee
and other ranking Army and Navy
Stands for Public.
Public reviewing stands are being
erected on the avenue from Four
teenth to Seventeenth streets.
Tickets may be obtained at the
headquarters of the M. o. w. W.,
1700 I street NV; the American
Automobile Association and the
Keystone Automobile Club.
Composition of the parade and
order of march will be as follows:
| GRAND MARSHAL DIVISION.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown and pla-
toon of Metropolitan police; Mai.
Gen. Walter S. Grant, U. s. A.,
grand marshal and staff.
FIRST DIVISION.
(Army, Navy and Marine Corps.)
Marshal, first division, Brig. Gen.
John N. Greeley, U. S. A., and
staff; United States Army Band;
1st Battalion, 12lst Engineers, Col.
John W. Oehmann commanding;
Engineer Band; I'd Battalion:
104th Quartermaster Regiment, 1st
Battalion, Maj. John N. O'Neill COM
manding; 5th Engineer Band; 9th
Regiment Engineers, Fort Belvoir,
Va, with bridge-building equip
ment, Col. R. c. Crawford COM
manding; band Sd Cavalry; Sd
Cavalry Qess 1st Squadron), Fort
Myer, Va, Col William w. Gordon
commanding Troop F, 10th Cav
airy, Fort Myer, Va; Ambulance
Detachment, Army Medical Center;
United States Navy Band; COM
pany United States Marines; bat
talon of blue jackets: rifle COM
pany, United States Coast Guard,
Curtis Bay, Md: battalion United
States Naval Reserves.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, second division, Brig.
Gen. Albert L. Cox, D. c. N. G., and
staff; massed colors. Reserve units:
Organized Reserve units. massed
formation, 1t. James r. Bennett,
c. A. c., commanding; Georgetown
University Cadet Band four COM
panies r. o. T. c. cadets, George
town University; Pershing Rifles,
R. o. T. C. cadets, Maryland Uni
versity; Howard University Band;
three companies r. o. r. C. cadets,
Howard University; st. Johns COL
lege Cadet Band; two battahons
r. o. T. c. cadets, ST. Johns COL
lege; Washington High School
cadets, brigade commander, cadet
colonel and staff; massed cadet COL
ors; cadet composite band; Central
High School cadets; Mckinley High
School cadets; Eastern High School
cadets; Western High School
cadets; second composite cadet
band; Roosevelt High School cadets:
Woodrow Wilson High School cadets;
Anacostia High School cadets; Aux
iliary Company (girD cadets. Ana
costa High School; Oath Regiment
cadet commander and staff massed
colors (colored cadets; Armstrong
High School Cadet Band; cadets
from Dunbar High School; cadets
from Armstrong High School; cadets
from CORDOBA High School; Wash
ington and Lee High School cadet
commander and staff; Washington
and Lee High School Regimental
Band, Arlington, Va; 1st Battalion
cadets (boysD, Washington and Lee
High School; I'd Battalion cadets
girls, Washington and Lee High
School; George washington High
School cadet commander, staff and
massed colors; George Washington
High School Cadet Band, Arlington,
Va; two companies cadets (boys),
George Washington High School;
two companies cadets (girls), George
Washington High School.
THIRD DIVISION.
Veteran and Patriotic Organixa-
tions.)
Marshal, third division, Col. o. II.
Saunders and staff; Washington Gas
Light Employees Band; escort, Mill
tary Order of the World War; Army
and Navy Legion of Valor; National
Indian War Veterans in bus; Ma
tional Comdr. Herbert A. Church,