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the home of the brides parents at 212
Rittenhouse street for members of
the two families and the wedding
party. Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner left for a wedding trip to
Bay Ridge, Md. and on its completion
will be at home at 213S California
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence A. Adams
are motoring from Toledo. Ohio, and
will reach Washington about July 30.
where they will be guests Of Mrs.
Adams mother. Mrs. Robert Morris
Richards, 1907 Macomb street. Cleve.
land Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris E. NARROW
have left for California. where they
will spend the remainder of the Sum-
mer along the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gassaway
Davis, Sd, the latter formerly Miss
Grace Vanderbilt, have arrived at
Kootenay Lake. British Columbia,
where Mr.. Davis lived for two years
while engaged as an engineer on the
mining properties Of his uncle, Col.
Armstead.
Mrs. B. Armstead Davis and Mrs.
Davis Percy, mother and sister Of Mr..
Davis, have taken a cottage at West
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Marriage Licenses.

Peter P. Skrinsli and Evelyn M. Horton.
both of Fort Humphreys; Va, ?, MI,
Jesse J.. Whitmore and Madge II. Riley
both of Baltimore. Md
Paul w Stromberg and Nellie e. Glynn.
Samuel r. Rodman and Charlotte s. Van
Hook
William B. Woods Ithaca. N. Y. and
Marion C. Brennan of this city.
John " sknner Of this city and "ini-
Hezekiah Pinkett and Isabel II. Hill
James NJ Collins jr.. and Willie b. Nc
James A. Shea of this, city and May E.
Griffith. Seat Pleasant. Md.
William E. Fairfax and Lille Maedur-
E W. King. Glenmora. La. and Lillian
D Finch of this city.
- James w Ramey Of this city and Louise
Andrew, Jackson and Mary T: Reeves e H.
boil; 5oh m VI Rc Rlsond 80 and virginia TUCK
Wellington johnson IS si Es6o Spring 6ga Nd
George 3 Tennyson. San Francisco. Calf.
and Emily J. zimmerli. this city.
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small hats worn here Is so over
whelmingly in favor of the large ones
that the most partisan observer must
admit the victory.
Although the small hat still holds
Paris in slavery-many a Partisan
preferring to carry sunshade rather
than wear a big hat-the holiday re-
sorts all tell the same fashion story
Big hats are being worn.
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Summer at their old home, at Port
Trevoston, Pa.
Miss Rosemary Arnold, have returned
home from a trip to Canada
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Secretary and Mrs. Jardine to
Visit Mrs. Loose at Gloucester.

Ne
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardne will go to Gloucester
Mass. next week to be guests OF Mrs
j. l.. Loose Of Kansas City, Winter
resident of Washington, who is enter
tanning a large house party at sea
Rocks" her Summer home at that
place. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Dion VIII
liams left Washington yesterday for
Gloucester to join Mrs. Loose, and
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty left to
day, going as a guest at the home OF
William Phelps Emo at Simsbury
Conn, from which place she will join
the house party of Mrs. Loose.
Mrs Wilbur. wife of the Secretary
of the Navy. Will be the honor guest
at the dinner this evening at the Arts
Club. when Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden
will act as hosts. Others at the honor
guests table will include Mr.. Farnum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Staley the Interstate Com
@merce Commissioner and Mrs. Clyde
B. Aitchison, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Muth, Mrs. Frances Staley and Miss
.Muth.
The dinner will be followed by a
presentation of japanese operetta
in the garden of the club, to which adj
-ditional guests have been invited The
roperetta has been arranged by Mr..
and Mrs. Bleyden.
. Chief Justice and Mrs. William How
( ard Taft have as their guests in their
Summer home on Murray Bay, Cana
sda, the formers nephew and niece. Mr..
and Mrs. Walbridge S. Taft Of Glen
Head. Long Island.
;oI, o~I
4of Warwick, r. l., and Washington,
arrived in Washington yesterday and
is spending a few days at the May
flower.
Representative J. Mayhem Vain
wright and Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum
were among the speakers at the din
! ner given last evening at the New
Rochelle Yacht Club in compliment to
sCol John j. Bradley. for four years
scommandant of Fort Slocum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor
1and their daughter, Miss Lillian Wa.
ters Grosvenor, went yesterday to New
York for few days stay at the Madi-
& son on their way to their Summer
home at Baddeck, Nova Scotia. The
marriage of Miss Grosvenor to Mr.,
Cabot Coville will take place Thurs
day, July 70, In their nome, BENIN
sBhreagh Hill, at Baddeck, at 4:30
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. GroSvenor will enter
tain the members of the wedding
party and the out-of-town guests, who
are expected to arrive at Baddeck SUM-
Z day, until after the wedding.
The commercial attache of the
sCzechoslovak legation and Nine. Pa
epanek have as their guest the for
gmer's cousin, Miss Betty Papaneck of
sChicago, who will remain about 10
days.
Col Edward Clifford has Joined Mrs.
Clifford in their home at 1888 n street,
after spending a short time in his
former home at Evanston, Ill.
DIR. and Mrs. Davenport White have
= just returned from a week end visit
to Newport, r. l., and will be at their
apartment at the Dresden until Au-
gust 10. when they leave for the
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Barry will
sclose their home today ana go to
jamestown, r. l., for the remainder
gof the season.
Miss Cora Barry. who is visiting in
Southampton. L. l.. will join her par
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Mr.. w. Murray Crane, jr., of Dal'
ton. Mass, is at the Mayfiower for
Lob
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DR.. John S. Arnold and his sister
Mrs Bingaman. are Spending the
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Well Known Capital Folk
Attend Reception ON Long Island.

| ATTEND Reception on Long lSiaHu.
Representative and Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon and Assistant Secretary
| of War for Aviation and Mrs. +.
| Trubee Dawson were among the
several hundred guests at the recep-
ton last evening given in compliment
to Comdr, Richard Evelyn Byrd,
! u. S. n, and Mrs. Byrd by Mr.. and
| Mrs Robert w. Daniel in their coun-
try home, Dreamwood. at Old West
! bury, Long Island. Others in the
company were Mrs. Richard Evelyn
| Byrd, mother of the naval aviator,
and his brother. the Governor of
| Virginia; Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
| jr., wife of former Assistant Secretary
| of the Navy; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard NJ
| Baruch, and former United States
| Ambassador to the Court of st. James
and Mrs. John w. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
have closed their house in Edgemoor
and are in their Summer home,
| Dormie, at Southampton. Long Is
| land. where they have as their guest
Nine. Mishtowt of Washington.
Miss Martha Goldman will be hostess
| to a company of 200 at a musical this
evening in her Summer home at
| Newport, when the program will be
given by Mr.. Maxim karolik. tenor.
and Mr. Serge Kotlarsky, violinist.
Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran and
Miss Susan w. Street, who have
been at the Mount Washington in
Breton Woods for several days. left
yesterday to continue their northern
| motor trip.
rhe marriage of Miss Ruth Eliz-
abeth Payne, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gordon Payne, to Mr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydbey r. Tur.
ner of Providence, r. l.. took place
Yesterday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed in the Church of the
Epiphany. the Rev. DR.. James w.
Morris officiating, at 4:30 o'clock. Mr..
Adolf Torovsky. organist of the
church, played the wedding music
and Mr.. William Braithwaite, tenor.
and Mr.. Finnel Estes, vioilnist. gave
short program preceding the cere-
mony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a becoming
white costume and carried bride roses.
She was attended by Miss Mary Ellen
Doran and her bridesmaids were her
cousins, Miss Mary Emily Cooksey
and Miss Bethel Margaret Cooksey.
The flower girls were Evelyn Lois
White and Norma Louise White. also
cousins of the bride.
Mr.. Wallace Howes was best man
and the ushers were Mr. Wilbur
Pickett and Mr.. Ned Hughes.
An informal reception followed in
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WashingtOnians Entertain
At Hot Springs. Va.

f1t OPAh9St
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Henry,
who are active members of the sum
mer colony at the Homestead, Hot
Springs. entertained at dinner the
Rev. Father Richard Washington.
Mr.. Henry is organizing several old
country fox hunts. Miss Adelaide
Henry gave a dinner at the Home
stead for eight of her young friends.
a theater party following.
Mrs. Judson o. Harrison, with Mrs.
Noel F. Rosasco and Mrs. Writ Rob-
erts, has gone to New York for a
brief stay. Before returning to Wash
ington Mrs. Harrison will visit Mrs
Harold Wilde Whitney, wife of Lieut..
Whitney, at East Orange, N. j.. for
merly Of Quantico. Lieut.. Whitney is
now stationed at Port au Prince.
Haiti.
DR.. w. D. Tewksbury has returned
to his home in Chevy Chase, Md,
after spending two months touring
Europe.
DIR. John S. Arnold and his sister,
Mrs. Bingaman, are spending the
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"HE Ambassador of Great Brit
ain. Sir Esme Howard, dean
of the diplomatic corps, is leav-
Il ing Washington this evening
fer Manchester. Mass. where
the Summer embassy is located. The
Ambassador came to Washington
about 10 days ago. and at the end
sof last week went to Harpers Ferry
and vicinity. returning here the first
sof this week.
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maid, arrived in Washington yester'
day and is at the Mayflower.

maid. arrived III w tOIi yCctCh-
day and is at the Mayflower.
Mr. and Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Jr.,
are at the Hotel Ambassador in New
York for a short stay, having gone
there from their recently completed
Summer home. Hill Garth. at White
face. N. Y, where they were recent
hosts to Mr.. Blodgett's mother and
aunt, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and Mrs.
Charles G. Matthews of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee of Washing
ton. who have been at the Ritz.Carl-
ton in New York, have gone to Say
Vile, Long Island, where they are
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert 3. Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Smith an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh'
ter. Mary r., to Mr.. Earle George
Cole. Tuesday. July 10. in barnes
town. Md, the Rev. DIR. F. w. Low
den officiating.
Mr.. w. Murray Crane, jr., of Dal'
ton, Mass, is at the Mayf1ower for a
short time.
Miss Delphine Helene de la CrolS
has returned to her home. Mobile
Ala, after spending the Winter IN
Washington.
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SOCIETY
Ambassador of Great Britain Leaving
/ This Evening for Summer Embassy
At Manchester, Mass.

ents at Jamestown later in the season.
Nal and Mrs. David S. Barry, jr..
who sailed Tuesday for Europe, will
return to this country in a few weeks
and Maj. Barry will return to his
post in Haiti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
were hosts ut dinner last evening at
the Chevy Chase Club.
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Mrs. Leola o. Reeves, who lives at
the Warwick, New York City, is at
the Mayf1ower in Washington for a
few days before going to the Green
brier, at White Sulphur Springs, fC
an extended visit.
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BIG HATS IN FAVOR.

Large Headgear Gains Victory in
France.
LIE TOUQUET, France R).-Big
hats have definitely worked their way
back to French favor.
The percentage of large versus
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DR.. G. Linsley Creech and family
motored to Wildwood by-the-Sea Sat
urday, July 16. where they will spend
a month.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
FISH AND GAME
BOARD MEMBERS
GET COMMISSIONS

SACRA AMENTO. SSept. Com
missions were forwarded today by
Governor Young to the new mem
bers Of the California Fish and
Game Commission, OF whom lsadore
Zellerbaeh Of San Francisco is the
only holdover member Of the last
administration.
The other appointees are George
+. Clarkson, Los Angeles, and Reg
ilald g.. Fernald, Santa barbara
publisher.
Mr.. Clarkson and Mr.. Fern
aid are new members of the com
mission,' said Governor Young,
land were appointed for their very
great interest III matters connect ed
" ith the Wild life of the state. Mr.
Zellerbacl was a member Of the for
Iner commission, and is named in
Difference to an almost universal de-
n1and from sportsmen all over Cal
ifOrnia who have been impressed
with the faithful and intelligent
work he has already done toward
preserving our fish and game.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
Ships Requested
To Seek Flyers
Ry United Press Leased Wire

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Sept. 2.-ves-
sells plying these waters were in
structed formally by the government
today to keep a lookout for the
monoplane st. Raphael, carrying the
63 year old Princess Anne Lowen-
stein. Wertheim, F. F. Minchin and
Leslie Hamilton
The plane and its crew and pas
senger were lost somewhere between
Ireland and Newfoundland, it was
considered certain here. After a
cold night during which conditions
were unfavorable to flying in this
vicinity. temperatures rose today.
Reports from all sections indicated
fine weather and excellent flying
conditions. Some fog was reported
in the vicinity of the straits of
Belle Isle. Inland mail couriers rnd
other travelling in the interior of the
island have been requested to re
port any news Of the flyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
JAPANESE SAY
OFFICIALS HERE
CAN BE FIXED
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e fine Of $500 before Judge iIcrvcy.
\ raid conducted at the same
place on June 23 resulted in the
arrest Of :. lshimaru. who also pal
q fine upon conviction Of unlawful
possession.
Chief Sterling 0swalt said toda"
that the establishment at 1928 Broad
way had been raidcd at least eight
times this year and that in the ma-
jOritN OF the cases convictions ha
been obtained. Different persons,
however, have answered to the
charges, he declared. Several thou
sand dollars in fines have been TAX
en in from Broadway in the past
year, Oswalt said.
"Thr only way can account for
any such assertions, the chief de
clarcd, " is that the japanese be
lirvc that when they are brought
before the Judge and pay fine
they are doing some fixing. Their
remarks must be directed at this
office because the county authori-
ties do very little if any raiding
within the city. Ii the federal aI-
thoritics wish to make any inVcstt-
cation, there is nothing to prevent
them from doing 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
CONQUER0RS OF
PACIFIC LEAVE
FOR SOUTHLAND
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2.-Thc
victorious Dole flight entry, Woola-
roe, was winging southwark today,
bringing home Major Art Goebel,
its pilot and Lieut.. William Davis,
t. s. ~, to receive the plaudits Of
all Southern California.
The wift-winged monoplane, in
which G6ebel and Davis gambled
with death on the long sky trek TO
Hawaii. took off from Bay Farm isl
and, san Francisco, at 9:l5 a. IN.
today tGr Glover Field. Santa Mon
lea.
Two receptions await Goebel. One
an elaborate affair at Clover Field
and later in Hollywood, the other in
little Santa Monica cottage where
the flyers mother and father await
his home coming.
Glover Field was decked III GAIA
attire today. The Officers it is ex-
pected will have lunch with the
four hundred and seventy ninth re-
serve pursuit squadron and a recep-
ton committee of 90 Southern Cali
fornia girls will greet the flyers.
Civic leaders Of Los Angeles and
Santa Monica will also greet the
FLYERS, who will be escorted over. the
Hollywood mountains by two squad
rons of planes.
Following the official greeting
the men will make tour Of the mo-
ton picture studios with public
rcccptiou at FL Patio ballroom, Hol-
lywOod, tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
.Schlee and Brock
Off For Bagdad
Uy United Press Leased Wire

CONSTANTINOPLE. sept. .
William S. Brock and Edward !.
Schlee in the round the world mon
oplane Pride of Detroit started at
5:20 a. III. today for Bagdad ~
way Of Aleppo, Syria.
TIE Pride CT DetrJi. was favored
with perfect weather as the craft
flew away in the direction of Bag
dad. Schlee and Brock experience /
II hours delay here in their efforts
to establish II time record arount
the world. They had failed to com
ply with Turkish regulations re
quiring notice previous to arrival of
any persons desiring to fly over
Turkish territory.
Standard time in Turkey is seven
hours ahead of Eastern standar t
time. The time mentioned would
correspond to 1910 p. III. yesterda".
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
IMPERIAL
(By Press STAFF Correspondent

IMPERIAL. sept. 2.-Mrs. John
kunzleman Of Calipatria was visit
ing friends in Imperial THURSDAY,
driving down in her new sedan
Mrs. Walter Daniels returned this
week from a visit on the coast.
Mrs. Zoe Armstrong has been
spending the last week as the guest
of Mrs. Winnie Ellis.
Would be thieves pricd the side
door off Gibson's implement store
Wednesday night, but were prevent
ed from stealing by +. O. Fcrnel!
who lives across the street. Mr..
Fernell heard the noise and called
for assistance. The men ran and
jumped in car that was waiting
and drove away. The store has been
closed for several weeks as Mr.. Glib
son is away ON his vacation.
Mrs a. Y. Preble is expected
home this week from San Diego.
where she and the children have
been spending the summer. Mrs.
Preble is bringing with her somo
beautiful new furnishings for her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens anil
children were home for a week eft
er spending some time at Mission
Beach. They left Thursday for tn
coast 10 have another weeks holi-
day.
Mr.. and -. Gnv Canady return
ed from n to weeks outing. part Of
which tin" - spent with Mr.. ami
Mrs. Eddic incman in San Diego,
and the rCrr'inder at their summer
home in Lii" Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Houston are
home from = tip to Yosemite.
Hugh Oakley returned Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02

Bank Asks Judgment An action
seeking judgment in the sum of
$1,000 was filed at the county clerk :
office this morning by the First
National Rank of Calexico against
=. c. stevens, +. A. Kerr and l.. IL.
Dove. The complaint charges that
the defendants gave the plaintiff
their promissory note in the amount
named on March "a, 1923, and that
nothing has been paid ON the prin-
clPlc since that time. ID. l.. Ault is
appearing as attorney for the plain
tlt4.
Farmers Comp pcnsation Insurance.
Edgar Bros Realty Co. COS Main St.
fhche 100. adv
Joiner Hearing Today.-A pre-
limlnary hearing in the ease of b.
Thy Steves Special Cold Plate.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
Man Injured In
Fall Over Cliff

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept. ,.
Physicians today had not deter
mined the extent of the injuries
suffered by f.. Thompson, 928 A
Orange Drive, Burbank, when he
stumbled over bluff north Of
Castle Rock about midnight.
1t is feared that AN X-ray will dis
close Il basal fracture. While Thomp-
son was conscious at Martin s san
itarium this morning he made no
explanation of the accident. Polio"
report that about \. NJ. Thomp-
son was brought in by Norman
Wright and Bob Wilikin, both of
lll4 Orange Drove, Hollywood, his
companions. They said that Thomp-
son was unfamiliar with the country
and stepped over the bluff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
FLYERS WARNED
TO KEEP AWAY
FROM JAP FORT
Hy United Press B.ensed Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Ameri
can round the world flyers must
not attempt to fly over the Bonin
Islands, Japanese fortified territory
the Tokyo foreign office has inform
ally advised the American embassy Y
at Tokyo.
This ban applies to all foreign air
planes, the embassy was told.
The japanese government has not
formally replied to the state depart,
mcnt request for permission for the
American air men, William $. Brock
aud Edward +. Schlee. to land in
Tokyo, though il is assumed such
permission will be granted
The American hackers of the air
men, who have offices in Tokyo,
were said to lie conferring with the
Tokyo government regarding the
flyers route over japanese terr!
tory.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
DeatOn Addresses
Local ROtarians

Norman G. Deaton was the speak \ 4.
cr at the Rotary Club luncheon
Yesterday, taking for his topic.
Fellowship and stressing thea 8
need for better understanding bc-'nc
tween men. Following his address 4
he entertained with recitationsaq
which was well received
Miss Estelle Needham gave two
piano numbers which were greatly
enjoyed bv the Rotarians.
Russell Sherwood. a new member
gave much Of his past. present and
future life for the cdification of the
club. Art Bunte was chairman of
the day.
Visiting Rotarian included L.. u.
i'ritten, II. +. Niven. f. j. Trude,
Erawley; ". f. Heale, NJ. j. Mum. =
son, r. A. Murray, Holtgille; Rob i.
eft Hatton. K. ". Maddux, Calex-
leo; j. l.. Ballentyne, FL Cajon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02

from a vacation in the mountai Is
and on the coast. Mrs. Oakley and
daughted Helen, who have been in
Jacumba all summer, returned with
him.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Carlson and broth r
Harry, who left Impeial for Topeka,
Kansas last spring that they VII
soon return to Imperial. The party
was in Battle Mountains, Nevad !,
on the return trip when last heard
from They will visit numerous in
teresting places on their journey
home as they are travelling by auto.
Mrs. W. l.. Townsend was an Ell
Centre visitor Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
Mexican Troops
Arrive at Mine

WASHINGTON Sept. 2.-Mexi-
can troops have arrived at the Am
erican Amparo mines at Etzatlan,
where Is Americans have been re-
ported endangered by radical labor
troubles, according TO reports from
the mine superintendent there trans
mitted today to the state depart
ment by Vice Consul Satterthwaitr
at Guadala .iara, Mexico. The Mexi-
can general in command told the
vice consul that his forces will
"disarm everybody at the mines.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
Pirates Tighten
Grip on First

PITTSBURGH, Sept. g Tho
Pittsburgh Pirates strengthened
their hold on the National League
lead today by beating the st. Louis
Cardinals ) to 3 while the Chicago
Cubs were being defeated by the
Cincinnati Reds ) to 0. The Pirates
are now one full game in the lead.
The Pirates scored three runs in
the eighth inning. The Cardinals
made two in the ninth but were un.
able to tie the score.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-02
Army Chief To
Visit Riverside
ny United Press Leased Wire

RIVERSIDE, Sept. p Major
General Charles Summeral, chief
of staff of the [. S. Army, will in
spect March Field here on October
9, it was announced today.
General Summerall will be accom-
panied by members of his staff.
One hundred cadets are expected
at March Field about September IL
to augment the personnel Of the
post.
Under present plans 50 commits,
stoned officers to be stationed AT
March Field will bring it we'll up in
the ranks Of the governmental air
bases