Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 68, Decatur, Adams County, 20 March 1930 — Page 6

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CALIFORNIA SET FOR BATTLES IN WAR MANEUVERS Red Army Established in Strong Position; Air Force to Mobilize 4 (’lilted Press Staff Correspondent ) I Sacramento Cal. Mur. 20 —tUPli —American air forces are mobiliz-

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iiig for "nr in California. A Htrong "lied'' enemy coalition I I already hua established I self id | Southern California, with navy' bases at Los Angeles and San Diego ' The enemy has advanced to form | ii front line tn the San Joaquin valley, in central California, mid Stiu I I Francisco Is threatened with attach Tile only hope Is centered In the I American i.lr force, w hich has made i.s base at Mather Field 12 miles | 'east of Sacramento. Active opera ' i lions against the enemy will start I as soon as the full force of 139 j plant's from all over the United' i States is complete there. There is the situation which faces ' I'nele Sam fnd that he will start solving April 1. It’s all a game of

course, but a highly scientific one. there has been planned by army officers for their ulr corps field ex icruises to be held Here April 1 to I 24. For the f.rst time In history, the 1 Pacific Coast is to have simnliitled coast defense operations. Also, ici the firs', time, the army Is to put in.o practice certain new tint.cs of aerial warfare. Back in 1918 Mater Field was 'center of air activities on the Pr clfic Coast. Here men from the ' west were trained as aviators mid 1 sent to Frame. Since then the ; f eld has laid practically dormant, used us a landing place for air mail planes mid occasional commercial and amateur pilots

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Ihe advantage of this field has 1 always been recognized by the gov- j eminent, however, mid when planes were formulated for the air corps It: 1 hold their maneuvers on the Pacific' Const. Mather Field was the logical I choice/ Fur enough Inland to be secure [ against sudden enemy attack, the field Is located iti the center of California's two great valleys the Sacramen o mid Sun Joaquin. Stationed at the field will be the four blanches of the army air forces 1 pursuit, bombardment, attack, and j observation. Their first week will be devoted to the training of these four groups in their individual work. During the second week midis closed army tactics will be tested for the r feasibility. Then on April 17 “zero hour" will lie at hand for the American air men. Early that morning the full force will begin operations on the enemy line, some 30 miles south of Mather B".eld. The remainder of the week will lie just one battle after another. Night attacks, during which bom liaidmen, planes will drop explosives on cities being held by the enemy, w ill be a tea Hire of this week. Then on April 24. when the “Red Army” is vanquished, the victorious American forces will leave here for a triumphal tour of California, displaying their abilities at San Frau cisco. Los Angeles and other cities i in the state. o Decatur Home Builders Notice , Tile Annual meeting of the Decatur Home Builders w ill be held as provided in the by-laws, at the of rices of Leo E. Ehinger at two o'clock. Tuesday April Bth, for the purpose of electing officers and attend.ng to such other business as may come up. John H. Heller, Pres. Leo E. Ehinger. Secretary. Mar. 24-31 A-7 o COMMUNITY SALE to be held at Craigville. Saturday. March 29. Watch for list of articles in March 27 paper. All persons having articles to be sold please list with H. H. High or Gid Gerber not later than March 26. 19-21-27 ——° CORNS GO! CALLUSES, TOO END-O-CORN Takes Them Off Quick, Sure. Easy. Safe Every Decatur Druggist will tell you why END-O-CORN always stops pain and removes coms and calluses when all others fail. No matter how old or how stubborn your corn is. no matter how discouraged you may have become by the poor results obtained from socal’ed “corn cures'’ —get END-O-CORN at your Druggist TODAY and be hapipy tomorrow. It is worth SSO but only -costs fifty rente. Don't accept anything except END-O-CORN. (Adv.) o— New Konjola Worked Wonders For Muncie Man Rheumatism. Neuritis and Kidney Ailments Soon Yield to Power of New Medicine

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