Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21

blue blouses and lighter blue
trousers. Ahead of them rodt
Gov. James T. Blair, jr., and be.
hind them a Missouri State Pa.
trol car.
The Fort Smith Senior High
School Band proved a worthy
representative for Arkansas.
Michigan'S contribution to thu
big parade were Gov. G. Menner
Williams, the Detroit Post OF.
flee Band, Detroit Commandery
No. /, knights Templar, and thu
15-piece Calumet High Schoo
Drum and Bugle Corps in OLIVE
dab Ike Jackets.
Florida introduced a lusl
touch of the south with its float
Land Of Good Living which
followed Gov. Leroy Collins. Sil
girls were at least theoretical!
.7arm and happy On the flowe
and palm-tree bedecked float
There was fountain spoutinl
water in five places. lattice arch
ways, wheelbarrows of flowers
and orange trees with the rea
fruit on them.
Texas Represented
Texas had its governor, Prict
Daniel. the Sam Houston Rifle
from Arlington. Richardson High
School Band. and the POLYTECHNIC
High School MARCHING Pand, 100
strong from Fort Worth.
Iowa swung along behind Coy
Her@cllel C. Loveless. First wa
the 5i-piece Coe College Ban
in Air Force ROTC Blue. fol
lowed ty the cuties known a
tine Cccorah KilticS Bagpip
Band. They wore importe
Cameron OF Eracht tartan xii
les. complete in every Getai
Both organizations were maxim
return inaugural vicits.
Wisconsin Gov. V. v
Thompson headed the next uni
Wisconsin presented tn
Oconomo~oc American Leqio.
Bend. and something special i
Miss Suzanne Dcvine. 10, Q
Madison, and her Palominc, IN
Pal Joe,'." She has won 500 rib
bons. 2l0 trophies and 81 gran
championships in riding.
Bar1 Wears Indian Bonnets
Marshaling the sixth divisio
was E. Frederic Morrow wit
Air Force Col. Henry G.. Thorn
as deputy
The l20-piece Tulare Unto
High School Redskin Band il
red and gold jackets. and wit
majoretteS in full Indian wa
bonnets. followed Gov. Gcodwi
j. Knight of California.
Wearing green and white en-
sembles and white l0-gallo
hats. the Aahmes Shrin
Mounted Patrol came mex. Wit
them was the cowboy, Mont
Montana, who four years ag
playfullv roped President Essen
hover. This time ne promised
Law eft
The 10S-piece Arcadia Hig
; School Apache band. in red IL
Jackets and gray trousers, move
jauntily along.
Northwestern High School,!
band and majoretteS from Col
lege Park, Md, marched a
guests of the Minnesota UNI
headed by Gov. Orville L. Free
man. 1t was a. happy choic
4 Minnesota made.
Riding as the Oregon repre-
] sentative was it's governor
Robert d. Holmes.
Kansas Cowboy Band
Kansas. the Presidents HON
state. remembered him with
hometown cowboy band from
Abilene. The 81 players wor
colorful cowboy uniforms cost
ing more than 5000 each.
Flashing brilliant gold coat
and maroon trousers was anothe
Kansas outfit. the l00-piec
Cherokee County Communit,
High School band.
West Virginia governor, Ceci
Underwood. went ahead of tn
States float, done in the form o
a scroll. There were four girls
representing agriculture. steel
gas and oil, and coal. In cente
was a map Of the State.
Prancing along as Nevada
entry was the Clark Count
Sheriff's posse, led by Senate
and Mrs. George w. Malone
and the Governor. Charles H
, Russell This doughty group o
80 was western as they come Il
; blue pants and coat and whit
: StetSons.
Boys Wear Police Uniforms
For Nebraska. Gov. Victor An
derson took the lead before tn
Sidney High School Band
Colorado's Denver Junior Pc
lice Band, "a youngsters in exac
policemen's uniforms, marche
behind Gov. Stephen L. r. Nc
Nichols.
North and South Dakot
showed off their Governor,
John E. Davis and. Joe F. Eos,
: respectively.
In front Of the 18th Division