At the General Hospital, the reporter saw a curious sight. Amids! a number of plain-clothes and uniformed members of the Settlement police, a Japanese officer, presumably a member of the Naval Landing Party, accompanied by two guards with rifes in their hands strode up and down the reception hall, giving orders in Japanese and insisting to be shown to the patients' rooms and to be taken to the doctors in charge. my wil rush to the of the Gulf coast in May, repelling; hear ical enemy that slipped through the Fleet on guard in the Carivoean Sea. The land Gefenders, however, will be theoretizal, as well as the fect cif the coast, The Third Wing of the Army corps, with peace-nine head qui at Barksdale Field, will be on the spot," The Third Wing mancuvies wil last two weeks, irom May 6 to May 20.
All details are soci Frederick L. Martin, t Only Gen.
Third Wing commander, and Capt. more, the generals w. W.
Mess-adjutant, and the Army public rel tions group know when tne army cut, where the theoreti attack, or ihe defence vill po called 1 enemy will plans, The Third Wing may get an order io assist the First Wing, which will be aiding the First Army manœuvres Biloxi, Miss, earlier in the month. Tne frst inkling of the plans will crackle over the radio. No preparation will be made for the Third Wing participation, the idea being to test the practicability of calling on the air force and seeing hat can be done in an emergency.
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