Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 28

MAY 11, A Non-productive Bee. Fv«m the Los Angeles Times. The well known politiral hee =ztares wp mighty little hoanev foar the man wha zhelters it when we =leep | Dr. Buchanan never married. He i | survived by a brother, Buchan LONG HEALTH OFFICIAL ,:':.?'J_,“J“' peer of Whe . William Clarence H. Buchanan, From the Bnstan Ginhe | “Can we listen the District Health De | . c¥ partment since 1907, died last night nence. 1440 Columbia road. | due to heart disease. He |~ an in tspector for esied part | . § ! Dependable used cars now on dis- play in new second floor Showraom at L Street. R. McReynolds & Son 922 14th St. | Sales—Service Opnosite Franklin Park 1423.25.27 L St. NW. Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. Col. 2619 No. hut vonr mather can Eldricoe Says Recklessness Is Indicated by Analysis of Accidents. Practieal test of the coast defense ! the long v 28 ; : THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON., D. €. FRIDAY. ,1926. Afore. Drevenunk any “""!“"" oo the Atlantic. Whether the two fleets 'ENSE T TRY commander from risking destruction | o1y po combined for the attack en D 5 D ithin that dlst | - DEFENSE SLATED FOR TRYOUT S5 G i T b | New Klement Enfers. nPN" With the two swift earriers and| For the Army, selection of the IAXI URIVING HERE East Coast War Games in Narragansett Bay Area Will | i 5, e airons 5 the aisnosat of | Northeastern franiies as the “theater | 0f Spanish-American War and | . he attacking force, however, a new |of war” will make available the g |- ¢ 8i 0. 1 : Aford First Opportunity for Mobilizing Army’s | ciement eniers” inio" the ' defensive |est “number of Iroonc et aiserbied St i) | Just One Exception. P S problem and it seems rertain tha' |for maneuver purposes. Not onl | py lanes to Repel Attack by Sea and Air. carefully worked nut program de- ! protection of the most « signed to throw light on the employ [ ment of planes, offensiveiv and de | < over this and other E Tedng ill hecol al . ? i ’ sine maneuver probien, Atlantic after her .m.mlmh n. sched erves, within the region. | ish-Am Y d N I i a s ; g P U”EE m WMEH MITCHELL'S THEORY OF AERIAL |39, topinais, o omile s ot ext soring of ihe barie oot ino| DR, C, H. BUCHANAN DIES; | eided | Inapector Since 1907 w.- Veteran »j‘, his plans for the games will include i |does the defense problem contcraplate e hetween House and | fensively, in coastal waters The Bast Coast games will afford | uled for April, 19 There .are three well or, ‘ompany C of the Ist Distriet nv value of airevaft against a modern > A part of the jeint OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS fleet may form i 3 on the W Wat as. s niemNes of Now Loeated in Onr Own Rldz Army Navy manenvers to he held in : the first opnortunity for mobilization | expected to be finished in December rd divisions, the " umbia Volunteer Infantrs |of the Avnv s air fleets to vepel an|of thix vear and will 2o [t the York and Pennsyivania.| Horn at Keyser, W. William | Pacific as air flagship of the haitle lled upon to par. | 187 Army air Preliminary e (wo fleet A /. 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