Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1928 — Page 7

APRIL 18, 1928.

U. S. NAVY SAILS FOR TRAINING IN PACIFICWATERS Battle Fleet Prepares for Maneuvers Off Coast of Hawaii. Bp Times Special SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.— Pas'i Land’s End, where hundreds waved farewell and “bon voyage,” Uncle Sam’s battle fleet steamed toward Hawaii today. After a last joyous night ashore, 22,000 officers and men answered the fluttering handkerchiefs and flags ashore from the decks aof sev-enty-two -fighting craft. With alternate periods in port and in training at sea, the fleet, will spend two months in Hawaiian waters. It will engage in fleet problems, tactical maneuvers and gunnery practice en route and around the Hawaiiah Islands. De Steigeur in Charge Aboard the U. S. S. California, as she felt her way through the heads today was Admiral Louis Rudolph de Steigeur, commander-in-chief. With him were Rear Admiral Harris Laning as his chief of staff aiyT Capt. William D. Puleston, Jr., commander of the California. Other high officials who visited here the week the fleet was in port were Vice Admiral W. V. Pratt, Rear Admiral J. V. Chase and Rear Admiral M. M. Taylor. Rear Admiral Luke McNamce is in command of the destroyer squadrons; Rear Admiral Ridley McLean in command of the submarine divisions, and Rear Admiral J. M. Reeves in command of the aircraft squadron. Plane Ships in Port The giant airplane carriers Lexington and Saratoga, sister ships and queens of Uncle Sam’s air and water protectors, did not leave with the fleet. They will leav elater to base in San Pedro. The two cyclops which were built at an aggregate cos tof nearly one hundred million dollars, attracted thousand of interested citizens which they were in dry dock for repairs. Each carries an airport on its deck, five acres in area. They are one-sided in appearance, the stacks and masts having been shifted to givev more room lor landing. Elevators drop the planes out of sight and make room for others. Ten battleships, forty-seven vessels of the destroyer squadron, twelve submarines and tenders, three airplane division craft and hospital and supply ships made up the gigantic formation.

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CITY PAIR IN HOP FINAL' Brother and Sister Compete in Chicago Dance Test. Bp Times Special CHICAGO. April 18. Thirty couples from that many cities tonight face the judges in the finals of the national eccentric dance contest in the Trianon Ballroom. John and lone Tullis, Indianapolis, will represent that city. The brother and sister were named champions in eliminations at the Indiana balllroom under the direction of The Indianapolis Times.