Show m ARMY MT TO 0 u MASS MASS' PLAN PLANES AT T L L l. A A. A art r. r WASHINGTON Au Aug 9 uP The art J ar department said Tuesday the let rr largest st assembly of modern j army eff combat planes in American history a tie lei would be concentrated 1 ill Los An- An 1 next month for the American Et Legion legion eion convention III Louis Johnson acting secretary Of war said the air corps would send approximately planes to deli take part in the Legion parade parado tut September 20 i I. I Johnson a past national com corn iP pander of the Legion notified John Johnj ry I I J j g Quinn of the Legion arrange- arrange I dents group that all all' three wings f 11 Of the army's mobile mobile- general head- head Gi Starters air force would be present xoa ion General Frank M. M Andrews rift n 6 G H H. Q Q- air force chief will lead hit te e formation formation in his his' C 33 Flying Plying i Major General Os- Os Q i tir dr jr Westover air corps chief will ill py p from Washington Jo to o take part di du f A dozen range long flying fortress fort fort- 51 ress bombers comprising the thet tad t d second bombardment g group at atiS atis iS r. r Langley field Virginia and the I first pursuit group from Selfridge the Uit field Michigan are among the be organizations directed to join the theIs thee ont e Los s Angeles assembly The w war ivr depart department t said the first the ring ing stationed principally a at Hamilton Hamilton Ham Ham- ij ilton Uton and March fields California en gay Ul be led by its commander Brigadier Brig- Brig adier General Delos C. C Emmons Brigadier General Arnold W VV it t Krogstad l will command the second ea cal stationed at Langl Langley field wing wing ing y Mitchell field New York r and nd Selfridge Self- Self ridge field and Brigadier General GeneralLi Li ti- ti Frederick L. L Martin will wm lead the I third wing stationed at Barksdale fit field Louisiana |