Washington, May 26.
Following an inspection of the First Division of the United States 'Army Air Corps General Douglas MacArthur, the chief of stof of the United' States Army, to-day ex. to-da pressed high praise for the military units, "The United States Army Air Corps," said General MacArthur, "is. comparable to. anything the world has developed."
The efficiency of the Army, (Corps, according to General Arthur, has fulfilled expectations He said the radio has played a high= Jy importane part in making a lari air force into a single unit, General MacArthur made' public his estimate of the military aviators and their equipment the spring maneuvre During the} fortnight the Ai riy Air Corps has engaged in manauvres. 'y* tending from Chicago to New York and from Mi to the Virginia Capes.
At various times from 900 to 700 planes have participated in' the aerial demonstrations.—United Press.
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