New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
SlliI, Problems
To BE Outlined
AT Marine Show
Future of U. S. ON the
Sea Chief Topic for Cath-
ering Next Week; Nota-
bic Speakers Will Appear
Harding Sends Message
Steamship Owners, Naval Ar
cbitecfs. Shipbuilders to
Attend Annual Exposition

Issues affecting the American mer-
chant marine as an aid to commerce
and as part of the national defence.
both at present and III the future. will
be presented from all angles during
american Marine Week, which opens
on Saturday at H. Grand Central
saiace. N~fc than one hundred ex-
ssoiters will display the most modern
machinery for the comfort and safety
OF passengers. the hardling Of csrgoes,
shipbuilding and motive power. Speak
crs on shipping subjects include a
large number of leaders in the mer-
chant marine and the navy.
message from President Harding,
delivered by Secretary Of the Navy
DENLY, viii be the feature of the ses-
sion Thursday night. While the sub
3ect Of the address has not been
diYuiged, IT is understood that the
President viii sound the keynote OF
marine legislation which is TO be en-
phasized before Congress at the spc-
ciai session to be called about Novem-
Der 20. Several naval officials will
have their addresses broadcast through
the navy radio stations ct Anacostia,
D. C..
Second annnaI Exposition
American Marine Week." the second
annual exposition Of its kind. will be
opened formally at o'clock Saturday
evening, November 4, under the aus
pices of the American Marine Asso-
ciation. Colonel e. A. Simmons, presi-
dent, will speak. Theodore Roosevelt.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy. will
he 4.tf.
followed by concert by the Todd
Shlryards' Marine Bard
Monday will be Ship Owners Day.
and Navy Night" including the quar-
terly meeting OF the American Steam
ship Owners Association in the aft
tetnoon and an address on ship
Eadio,' by Arthur Batcheller, and mo-
ton pictures. The Brooklyn Navy Yard
Band will play in the evening.
Tuesday Is New York Towboat Ex-
sSnarge Day. and Ocean Officers
Night. National election returns will
be received in the evening from the
naval radio station at Anacostia. There
VIII be smoker for masters. mates.
pilots, engineers and radio telcgra
phers.
Naval Architects Day. will be
Wednesday. There will be series
tof Important addresses, including El,
ner a. sperry, on automatic steering;
commodore H. S. Howard, IT, S. n, on
naval design from Jutland; 4. A..
stevens lrY on propeliers OF ocean
vessels; Professors II. G. Sadler and
Anders Llndblad, on stresses on veg
sells. of the Great Lakes due to waves:
Professor f. n. Bragg on a study Of the
wakes OF various models: Rear Admiral
David w. Taylor, on experiments with
propeliers. The public aession in the
evening will include talks by Captain
w. IL. Stayton, on the merchant marine
as a national defense; band concert
broadcast from Washington, and a talk
by Captain Luke McNamee, broadcast
from Washington, ON the navy after
the arms limitation conference
Banquet Thursday Evening
Thursday morning is to be a continu-
anee OF NAVAL Architects Day." with
the fellowin speakers: Captain D. A. r.
sullivan, on efficiency in operation of
ssteamships; A. D. Stevens, on 1850
horse power gasoline fireboat; Pro
1essor William Hovgaard, on the longi
tudinal strength of rigid airships;
robert Warriner, on the machinery and
trials OF passenger ships Of the Ameri
car Legion type; #. II. Riggs. on stand.
srdizallon in shipbuilding, and James
l.. Aekerson, ON the selection OF nro-
pelling machinery. The annual ban
auet is on Thursday evening at the
Waldorf Astoria. at which President
Hafdings message will be delivered.
ADMIRAL K. q. Coontz viii make an sd-
aress on The Navy" which will be
broadcast from Washington, as will
also an address by Rear Admiral
thomas Washington on "Navy Per-
sonnel."
Friday will be Department of Com
rlerce Day" ard United States Shin
ping Board Night" The morning will
pe marked by an informal conference
called by Secretady of Commerce
ieoeer, on the Standardization of shin
huiiding equipment. Afternoon and
evening will include addresses bu
Matthew Hale, George r. Putnam on
- ne lighthouse System Of New YORK
ard ,.n,, tne coast; Francis II. Sisson, on
inc Merchant Marine and Business',.
commander K. d. Catewood, on "Fuel
economy IN Shipping Board Vessels y
ana taptain l.. M. Oyerstreet. on
What the Navy Does for Business and
Its Cost"
Saturday Is to be Maritime Asso.ia.
tion Day" and "Armistice Night y in
ciuding the following addresses in the
afternoon and evening: Charles NJ.
Potter, on s'The Value of Tramp Steam
ships; w. /. Marvin, on American
shipping; Captain John f. Milljken.
on The Ocean Officers; CAPTAIN Reei-
nsld Fay, on "The Efficiency Of psr-
sonneP; Rear Admiral ]. k. Robin
sson, on Engineering and the Nayv'v
broadcast from Washington, and Rear
sanitral W. A. Moffett, on "The Naval
AR Service" also broadcast from
Washington.