ra-photo from Signal corps KaaiopnotojtheIso*tismdCeremonies to Honor Mexicans atFirOnsestheMajors Field Not Open to Public!anost3ol.ffi-mt,sen.Broadcast Arrangements Are MadeThe Mexican embassy ington announced thisW/cally-day nbig tlnespo-E. W. Bache, program director. Scores of other officers, both Army and Navy, have promised tofer-Col.eedlersonly those persons receiving special invitations would attend the ceremonies to be held at MajorsField for the 201st Mexican Fight- j be here for the occasion, er Squadron, Tuesday. Besides out of town officials, including a dele-Salute to Be Fired.Music for the review will be fur-gation of six men from the Texasinvitations are being nished by the Second Air Forcents.m. in to lat-Legislature, sent approximately citizens, it was revealed.20Greenville band from Colorado Springs, Colo.which is expected to arrive hereSimultaneously it was announc- this week-end in time to rehearse ed that at least two nation-wide Sunday with the troops.-illymes»broadcasting systems will presenta verbal picture of the flag presentation rites to a radio audience of millions throughout both the United States and Mexico.Directly across from the review-See CEREMONIES on Page 3.I:ombe-histheIwo/ol-ofsingArrangements were made Tuesday between officials of the National Broadcasting company and Majors Field officials to air the first 30 minutes of the program over NBC. Post officials were com-IJtap-irilyidesmunicatlng late Tuesday with the special features director of Mutual who has requested by wire permission to “pipe out“ at least a half hour portion of the program toMutual’s affiliated stationes acrossre-the nation.NBC’s broadcast will begin at H o’clock Tuesday morning butno time has been definitely established by Mutual, according to Capt. Jack O. Stone, public relations officer.More than a dozen generals fromsio:todnalbolt;sheIwhtwlt;onlt;upc-.MUfclUi17.1 1 *1 1anthlt;rope.Thtlished“selelt;(for electl Mobil Byi count Stalii ly aiYaltaHeideaberatonepoweThity sprevlt;