Evening star., 1953-01-14
Paraders 10 March
To & Bands From
All Parts OF u. ).

If good music and lots of it
make for good parades, the pro-
cession in honor of President
Eisenhower next Tuesday ought
to be a humdinger.
= No fewer than 81 music Or
carnations have signed up to
participate in the 10-mile long
parade that wends its way from
Capitol Plaza down Pennsyl-
vania avenue past the White
House.
They range from a Maine
drum and bugle corps to a So
piece band of the Hopi Indians
in Arizona. They include the
world-renowned service bands of
the military, as well as high
school, college and veterans
groups.
List of ORGANIZATIONS.
Parade Chairman Edward r.
Carr said the organizations
participating, in the order of
appearance, will be the following:
The United States Army band,
the United States Military Acad-
emy Band. Metropolitan Police
Band. District High School
Cadet Bands from Divisions l
and 2, the Kansas Cowboy Band.
the Drum and Bugle Corps of
the Contra Costa Mounted
Sheriff's Posse, California: the
National Guard Band, the Valley
Forge Military Academy Band.
Pennsylvania.
Also, the Hawthorne Post
American Legion Band and the
st. Nicholas Cadets Drum and
Bugle Corps. both Of New Jersey.
the United States Naval Acad-
emy Band, 1St and End Com
panieS of the Governors Foot
Guard bands. Connecticut; Glou-
cester High School Band, Massa-
chusetts; Northwestern High
School Band, Hyattsville, Md;
United States Coast Guard
Academy Band, the Citadel
Band, South Carolina; Snow
Shoe Band from New Hamp-
shire; Virginia Military Institute
Band, 9th Infantry Division,
National Guard Band. New York.
Also, Oasis Shrine Temple
Band, North Carolina; Rambling
Rebs Drum and Bugle Corps,
North Carolina: Louisville Male
and Girl High School Band,
Kentucky; University of Ten
nessee Band, United States Mef-
chant Marine Academy Band,
Portage Post, No. 496, American
Legion Band of Ohio; University
of Indiana Band, Ball State
Teachers College Drum Corps,
Ohio: Clinton High School Band,
Mississippi.
Three More Bands.
Also Joliet High School Band,
Illinois; Vacationland Drum and
Bugle Corps, Maine; Sexton
High School Band, Michigan;
United States Army Field Band,
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
American Legion Post No. 9,
Florida: Hardin Simmons Band
and Denison High School Band,
both from Texas; Coe College
Band, Iowa.
Also. the United States Marine
Corps Band, United States Navy
Band, WAC Drum and Bugle
Corps, OconomoWoc Band, Wis
consin; Portland Police Drum
and Bugle Corps. Oregon; Noun
tain Lion Band, West Virginia:
United States Air Force Band,
Denver Junior Police Band, Colo
RADIO; John Marshall High School
Band. Richmond.
Also Mount Lebanon High
School Band. Pennsylvania; Sun
bury High School Band, Pennsyl-
vanla: 257 Army Band National
Guard, United States Navy
School of Music Band. Ponce
City High School Band, Okla
homa; Hopi Indian Band,
Arizona; 356th Army Band, 14th
Army WAC Band, Boy Scouts
Drum and Bugle Corps, United
States Air Force Drum and
Bugle Corps.
Also, Georgetown University
ROTC Band. Wash; University
of Maryland Band, Civil Air Pa
troll Drum and Bugle Corps.
Booker T. Washington High
School Band, Norfolk. Va, and
St. Johns Band. Washington.