Today, 93 years ago, on 28 July 1932 (Calendar, June 25, 1932) the federal army drove the veterans out of Washington City. Washington police fought the veterans who demanded subsidies on 28 July 1932. According to the order of President Hoover, the federal army, equipped with machine guns and tear guns, drove the veterans who demanded subsidies out of Washington tonight and burned their small rooms and tents in the Anastasia River Belt near the Congressional Hill. By midnight, only a handful of veterans remained in the city. In the evening, when the forces commanded by General Douglas MacArthur and Major Dwight D. Eisenhower, Hoover demanded that the subsidized veterans had infiltrated the Communist Party and those who had previously committed crimes, and the veterans did not see