Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-06

to the Navy Yard, Admiral Moffett
said.
Special Attitudes Assigned.
Joining these planes will be the
Marine fighting squadrons at Guam
tico, which will pick up the Memphis
early saturday morning and be rep.
| resented in full force between Alex
andria and the navy yard. Planes
from the Naval Air Station-all that
can be put into the air-likewise will
| join in body at Alexandria.
| In order that there may be no
| danger alt, Admiral Moffett has as
| signed special attitudes for the planes.
| Torpedo and scouting planes will fly
between 1000 and $500 feet; the Ma
| rine squadrons from Quantico will fly
| between 1900 and 1000 feet; Navy
| fighting planes from Hampton Roads
| Will fly from 1000 to $500 feet and
observation planes from Anacostia at
$500 to 5000 feet. The Los Angeles
altitude will be 1,500 to 1000 feet.
The Navy aerial contingent will
operate on the starboard side OF the
ship coming up the river.
Army Plans Incomplete.
Detailed plans for the Army's planes
had not been made early this after
noon pending word as to whether the
crack First Pursuit Group, numbering
IS fighting planes, could leave Sell
fridge Field. Mount Clemens, Mich,
/ its base. Planes from Boiling Field
Mitchell Field, Long Island. and
Langley Field, Hampton, Va. will be
in the aerial escort, but their num-
her and detail part had not been deter
mined upon.
Plans for the parade. including the
line of March, was made public fol-
lowing the report by Lieut.. Col. A. B.
Coke, Cavalry, D. o. L., chief of staff.
acting for Brig. Gen. s. d. Rocken-
back, commander of the Department
of Washington, who will be marshal
Of the parade.
"a troop of Cavalry to be detailed
as an escort. This troop will meet
Capt. Lindbergh at the Navy Yard
gate, Eender the usual salute, and re-
main with him until he reaches the
Presidents stand in the Monument
Grounds. There the troop will form
line and present saber when he leaves
his car. The troop will remain in the
vicinity (at point selected for them),
and will escort the President and Capt
Lindbergh to the temporary White
House after the ceremony.
Avenue to Be Cleared.
"The parade to be formed on Penn
sylvania avenue in column of pla-
ICONS. the rear Of the column at the
Peace Monument, the formation to be
completed by noon. The police will
have Pennsylvania avenue cleared of
traffic after IL o'clock am. for this
purpose.
1.-THE formation to be as follows:
(a). Commander and staff.
(b). The Army Band.
(c). Sd Battalion, 12th Infantry. .23O
I'D. 18th Engineers including
band) .................. 2S0
(e). 18th Field Artillery. .......... 122
IL. I'd Squadron. Sd Cavalry
Qess escort troop).. ........ 120
(gl. Marine Band.
(h). Battalion Of Marines. 200
III. Navy Band.
I'D. Detachment of Bluejackets e
companlesl ................ 162
k). District of Columbia National
Guard s............... $50
1otaI .................. 1854
Upon the arrival Of Capt. Lind.
bergh at the Peace Monument, the
column will be put in march. This
put SoPIs WIFI MS
escort and the reception committee in
rear of the column of troops. Twelve
automobiles have been assigned to
this committee.
Upon the arrival Of the head of
the column at the Presidents stand,
the Army Band will fall out and take
the seats provided for them. The other
foot troops will form line along the
ropes and on both sides of the roads
to keep the crowd back. AS Capt,
Lindbergh's car approaches, each. unit
will present arms. The Cavalry lex.
cept the escort troop and the Field
Artillery will continue the march
through the Monument grounds and
return to Fort Myer.
Line of March.
1.-THE foot troops will be kept in
position until it is clear that they will
be no longer required, when they will
be dismissed.
1.-THE line Of march will be az fol-
lows:
From navy yard gate along Eighth
street to Pennsylvania avenue, along
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and B street to
the Capitol grounds. through the Cap
ital grounds and First street to the
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