Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1933, Page 16

‘A—16 FIELD TESTS FAGE ARMY AIR FORCE Combat Flyers From Posts All Over Country to Take Part in Maneuvers. The mobility and ability of the com- bat squadrons of the Army Air Corps fo maintain themselves in the field in case of emergency, which prevents the making of advance preparations will be tested by the War Department next month, when Army air posts all over the country will be deserted by their a‘uzming planes, which will take the eld many hundreds of miles from home. One of the goals of Air Corps train- {ng since the war is the ability to move and be supplied in strange and unknown country on short notice. So that next month’s test may be of practical value, the commanders of the combat squad- rons will not be informed of the plans for the exercises nor of the time of their departure from home fields or the Toute to be followed when they leave. A few hours before time for the squadrons to go into action their orders will be opened and they will be forced to mobilize and get under way just as in case of & real emergency. Initiative Will Be Tested. “Not only will this test the effective- ness of past training of these units,” it was explained at the War Depart- ment, “but it will also test the initiative of the commanders of all air units from the wing commander down the line, in meeting the many detailed problems in- volved in getting their particular or- ganization away from its home station on_time.” Bolling Field's Capital Detachment to be reduced to skeleton size as the aneuvers get into full swing. ree planes have left the local station garrying Air Corps commanders to Cali- fornia to await the assembling of the mir host which they will put through ts greatest efficiency test. Six other lanes are to leave the local field April 0 on similar missions. Langley Fleld, Hampton, Va. will participate in large-scale fleld exercises away from home for the first time since the creation of the present second bom- bardment wing which is based there. The wing is composed of the 2d Bombardment Group and the recently created 8th Purspit Group. The commanding officers of the kang]ey Field air force, which is the ational Capital's nearest air defense unit, today know nothing of the plans for their participation in next month’s exercises beyond the fact that some time in May they will move out and close their hangar doors until some in- definite time in the future. Later they will receive their sealed orders. 335 Planes to Take Part. ‘The principal maneuvers are to be held in Southern California_and will involve 335 airplanes, 390 officers and 1,822 enlisted men. The exercises, which are the most comprehepsive of the kind yet under- taken, are expected, the War Depart- ment has announced, to result “in the development of certain gl;nctlclbk applied principles which can readily to similar conditions when the Corps is on the move.” The exercises are in addition to the of the efficlency of i dmportant test modern anti-aircraft defense methods now being made in the vicinity of Fort Knox, Ky., by 113 Army planes, 3 batteries of anti-aircraft artillery, a signal company and troops of the 5th Corps Area. ‘The maneuvers, which are character- zed as of vital importance to national defense, are being conducted out of reg- uler funds for the training of the Air Corps and are not imposing an extra dollar of expense on the Treasury, it was explained. e CHRIST CHILD BOARD ISSUES INVITATIONS Annual Meeting April 25 Will Have Archbishop Curley as Guest of Honor. | The board of directors of the Christ Child Soclety has issued invitations to its annual meeting tomorrow evening, April 25, at 8 o'clock in the May- flower. The Most Rev. Michael J. Cur- ley, D. D. Archbishop of Baltimore, will be the guest of honor and Joseph P. Tumulty will address the meeting. Reports on activities will be made on settlement work, by Miss Anna J. Keady, head resident and executice secretary; Convelescent Home, Dr. Bier; Boys’ Club work, Mr. Martin O'Phelan, di- rector; Junior Guild activities, Mrs. Rcbert F. Cahill, chairman; rummage department, Mrs. Thomas Sheridan. and dental clinic, Dr. Hill. There will be an l:xhibmon of relief and settlement work. YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Prices Now . Start at 9.2 F. 0. B. Factory HOUSE & HERRMANN Silver Spring, Md. One of Many Authorized Dealers GENERAL @ ELECTRIC ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATOR N Distributed by NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. E. C. GRAHAM, President 132830 N. Y. Ave. N.W. || ‘A Washington-Owned Firm Working for tie Best Interests of Washington™ District’s Heroes in the World War Complled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. 8 recorded in the official citation, Donald A. Robinson, lieutenant colonel, Cavalry, General Staff Corps, U. S. A, was awarded the ed Service Medal for exceptionally meritorious and dis- tinguished services in a position of great responsibility. ~ A s | Dig! chief of the execu- tive division, fourth section, General > Staff Headquarters, Services of Supply, American Expedi- tionary Forces, from April 25, 1918, to February 19, imm¢ nation of major supply - activities, including the diffi- | uj ! cult and gravely re- -, sponsible task of adjusting priority of shipments and de- termining the order in which all move- supplies from the base ports of the American Expedi tionary Forces should proceed. In & tion of great responsibility, in which large powers were delegated to him, he displayed, to an unusual degree, rare tact, excellent judgment and the faculty of firm and pt de- cision. By his successful handling of dif- ficult supply situations of the most critical character, directly affecting the important operations of the troops in the fleld, he rendered services of the highest value to the American Expe- ditionary Forces, He is on duty at the Army War Col- lege, with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Residence, 3901 Connecticut avenue northwest, LANDSCAPE PLANS FOR TRIANGLE DUE Fine Arts Commission Friday Will Study Development of Great Court and Arlington Approach. ments Plans for the architectural landscape development of the great court in the triangle, just east of the new Depart- ment of Commerce Building and south of Pennsylvania avenue, will ke laid be- fore the Fine Arts on at its meeting Friday. H. P. Caemmerer, the commission's executive secretary, in announcing the program yesterday, said that the ap- proach to Arlington National Cemetery, as part of the Arlington Memorial Brx:gn project, likewise will be consid- e In the great court, Mr. Caemmerer pointed out, a location has been re- served for a memorial fountain to Oscar Straus, former Sccretary of Commerce and Labor, as the department was known in his time. This fountain is to be erected adjacent to Fourteenth street. The commission will advise as to the Afr| American Pharmaceutical Association Building, & white marble structure now under construction at Constitution ave- nue and Twenty-third street. A number of matters coming under the Shipstead-Luce act, which gives the Government jurisdiction oyer construc- tion adjacent to public buildings and parks, will be discussed mission’s forthcoming meeting, Caemmerer asserted. at the com- Mr. Coal Company Deputy Slain. KENVER, Ky, April 17 () .—Isaac Pe , 38, chief deputy of the Black Mountain Coal Co., was shot to death near here yesterday after an argument. Bill Farley, 35, was ar- rested and taken to the county jail at Harlan for questioning. w THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1933. ELECTRICAL SOCIETY HEAD TO LECTURE HERE Orestes H. Caldwell to Talk Upon Election at Enginser Meet- ing Weduesday. P Application of newly discovered prop- erties and powers of the electron, small-; est known subdivision of matter, to the needs of modern science will be dis- cussed by Orestes H. Caldwell, president of the New York Elec Soclety and former eral radio commissioner, in an {llustrated lecture before the Wash- lnz;ftn Society of Engineers Wednesday ‘The ap) tus which has been de- veloped for control of the electron, which will be explained by Mr. Cald- well, is an outgrowth of g:l:elpm of radio amplification, which been in- creased to a point which makes ordi- nary mechanical leverage devices limit- ed and crude in comparison. —_ Spain Holds 20 Extremists. OVIEDO, Spain, April 17 (A.— Twenty alleg extremists were ar- rested yesterday on charges of blowing electric ts at La Felguera. y It is human nature fo give least thought fo the things with which 'we are most familiar. So people don't think much aboutthe sugar they use. When you want to besure thutthu:’- ar you use is made from sugar cane— When youwant to be sure it is made un- der most modern, sanitary conditions g Then you will know that the sugar you buy is 100% Pure Cane Sugar. Made in the U. S. 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