Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

to avoid references to the London Naval
Treaty. comparative naval strengths, the
Kellogg al +i-war pact, cruiser building
and other controversial topics The
naval officers will speak, as follows:
Admiral Robert E. Coontz, y. S. N, re-
tired. Knoxville, Tenn; Admiral Hugh
Rodman. u. S. N. retired. Little Rock,
Ark. and st. Louis, Mo; Rear Admiral
Frank B. Upham, u. S. N, Buffalo,
N. Y: Rear Admiral Luke McNamee,
u. S. N, Los Angeles. Calf; Rear Ad-
miral T. p Magruder, u. S. N. Nash
Vile. Tenn; Rear Admiral Walter S.
Crosley. u. S. N, Cincinnati. Ohio; Rear
Admiral William C.. Watts, u. S. N,
Portland, Me; Rear Admiral James j.,
Raby. U. S. N. Atlanta, Ga; Capt. C..
w. Cole, U. S. N, Portland, Greg;
Comdr. Willis w. Bradley, U. S. N, Co
lumbus, Ohio; Comdr. Robert Q. Gift
fen, U. S. N, Butte, Mont, and Lieut..
Comdr. James M. Lewis, U. S. N, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Cooperating here with the Navy
League of the United States, of which
William M Calvin is executive secre-
tary, will be the Washington Navy Yard
and the Naval Observatory, which Will
be open to visitors from am. to 4:3O
pm, with admission cards required IN
the evening to look through the tele-
scopes. Al various paul AOtAS SOoSA~o 49,
the city exercises will be held.
At the navy yard Rear Admiral Henry
v. Butler. the commandant, will direct
the program 1t is expected that last
years record of more than 10000 Vlsl-
tors will be exceeded.
Program for Day.
The complete Navy day program at
the local yard follows:
$40 to 8:45 am-Forging two eleVat-
ing arc rings, forge shop
8:35 to 9:15-Band concert.
9:00-F ring catapult expansion
chamber, forge shop.
9:15-Guard mount, followed by con-
tinuation of band concert at in
tervals throughout the day. At
conclusion of guard mount
visitors will be conducted by
guides on inspection of shops,
naval vessels, etc.
9:20-Special exhibition of deep sea
diving from diving boat Crilley
at the Diving School. EXhibi-
ton. will continue each hour
until pm.
9:30-Forging l5-ton ingot. forge shop.
9:45-Catapulting an airplane from
the deck of cruiser U. S. S.
Memphis
10:00-Making cartridge case IN cart
ridge case shop.
1O:15-Parade of sailors and marines.
starting on HARDWOOD street,
south of Kidder Breese street
and disbanding at Marine camp
on south end of parade grounds.
10:30-Forging 5inch training circle,
forge shop.
10:50-Life-saving drill, Man Over
board
1l:oO-Pouring a heat of brass in brass
foundry.
11:15-Fire drill by yard fire depart
ment. east yard, Tenth and N
streets
Il:20-Firing of 2l-inch torpedo from
the deck of U. S. S. Herbert.
II 40-Forging 5-inch training circle,
forge shop
1900 noon-Pouring heat of iron in
foundry.
ITO pm-Pouring heat of steel in
foundry.
1:15-Forging 5-inch breech housing,
forge shop.
1:20-Fire drill on destroyer U. s. S.
Herbert, sailors and marines
participating.
1:40-Signal drill between Memphis
and Richmond, demonstrating
various visual methods of sig
mailing between ships at sea.
1:45-Forging 5-inch training circle,
forge shop.
1:50-Pouring heat of brass and at
3 pm. heat of steel in foundry.
2:00-Guard mount by the marine
guard of the yard. Air show by
planes from the Naval Air Sta
tioE and Quantico, Va.
Take-Of of Planes.
2:l0 to 2:20-Training planes take off
from Naval Air Station, single
seaters take off from Naval Air
Station, observation planes take
off from Naval Air Station and
transport planes take off from
Naval Air Station.
2:45-Observation planes go into ech-
elon. dive, fly past Navy Yard
singly, return and land.
2:50-Station single-seaters go in ech-
elon, dive, fly past Navy Yard,