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do you do? You do not even know
your own mind sufficiently to give
me an answer. If you loved me it
would not be like that You would
not have to take weeks to con-
slider it."
But I have to consider IT," she
pleaded, because IL marry you
! am the one who has to give up
my country and my father and
friends. While your life will go on
Just the same"
His tone of despair touched her.
"Ah, yes, I can see that these
things mean more to you than l
do. l have been just another TO-
nance. And next week or next
month you will be amused by the
memory just as you were tonight"
II wasn't amused, I was furi-
GUS" she insisted. Mario is a
musician and exaggerates every
thing. You should be able to
realize that"
But on the ship you led him TO
believe that you were in love with
him ?"
Certainly not" she cried indig-
nantly. II was interested in talk
ing with him, of course. But the
romance was nothing but CONVEX
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Methodist Men S
Quartet Retiring

Seasons final appearances - tne
mems ausrset. which has s<1nG e
Fsru Methodist church eseb sun
asy suslng th< opening sssfum<r
n-cnfhs. visl - Tnxss ssu<1sy a
II q ~. they win - rsrinesa TT
th~ s@lxnre ef the summer ~ .
n.ix-d quartet esn~Istlns - Ms.
Thomas smith. Miw tsrvy Penis.
Hsroid MuffIxnd and Nt<hsra ,
asnlfh.
Special sttrsetfna ~ Nnpu1ey's
service Gill ~ E<fwtn Srett fsr.
ssss mssnn~r a the ehusxn ena1s
ana aasFsst. sim rstnrns 10 Tn-
eara following . year ~ study -
the w<sfm<n sencei II Music n
Fneh<~ssw. y. Y
usmh~rs ~ the retiring quar-
,ss are Marry wsds. Marvin Car.
ssr. psnsrt !. ss<nniu9 ssa E.>ens
sFd =, nso~n Msss Ienris ,. VI
W, iahnsoa. dsfsstof. ssd Miss
pers. lssl<s suash. sss.n1ss. wsli
enatinae 10 serve
aueiees - n. REV. Cyrus =.
AIh~rtsan's sefmnn wsa ~. -
c-A&nes fac tsfssfne~s
TNs Rev urw~n T. ssaazps ~
Mns~ew. tia. fcvmefty - th1s
city. u xhe<uisd - sAhe Ihe
rt.rrn nsttnts ,SaxtaS a. 40 49,.
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had the pleasure recently to
visit in Hollywood and while there
met very famous authority. In
the course of our conservation he
told me that we could blame the
early loss Of beauty. not on the
woman who had lost her beauty.
but on her mother who had not
taught her child the common sense
rules OF beauty culture while she
was young.
Here are the ten rules OF beauty
this authority stressed. He de-
clared that If he had a daughter
he would never let her neglect
any OF them for they are an in
surance against loss Of beauty as
the years 60 by.
l. Restore yourself to normal
weight. II underweight. build
yourself up. If overweight, re-
duce.
2. Learn to walk, sit and stand
gracefully.
3. Lean to relax. II is the only
way to gain poise
4.Find out the most becoming
way to do your hair.
5. Spend ten minutes each day
on simple complexion routine.
Learn to apply makeup skillfully,
and never GO to bed without wash
ing your face and thereby give
your tired, ologged pores a chance
to breathe.
g. Do enough exercise to i'm
prove and streamline your figure.
Z. Be Immediately clean and
dainty from head to foot. THE
girl who thinks she can get away
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sation. Mario was just putting on
an act"
Raoul however refused to be
comforted. His expression was
that of man who has completely
given up hope.
Il have been deceivine myself"
he declared. But | shall do 80 no
longer.
Il am not man who can he
trifled with. l refuse to have my
love for you made Joke"
What are you going TO do?
she faltered.
Il shall not see you again" he
stated sorrowfully.
Sheila was panicstricken. She
knew she was not to blame for the
Brazilian's conduct but she could
also understand how 1t must look
to Raoul and his friends. She did
not blame him for resenting 1t.
But to give her up =.
NO" she cried. You can't do
that"
II must" he repeated. ut is
my destiny to love you but I shall
marry girl of my own race"
He unlocked the gate OF the
pension and closed 1t behind them.
And as they passed beneath the
moonlit shadows OF the magnolia
tree Sheila felt as IL she could not
bear II.
The walled in garden with its
flowers and heavenly blend OF
scents seemed typical of the love
which would soon be gone forever
from her life. II Raoul renounced
her now he would not come back.
And suddenly she knew she could
not let him 20 no matter what the
cost
mo. Raoul." she cried, II will
marry you. I have suspected
would from the first. It's only
that I wanted to be sure that
have waited"
She saw then that there were
tears shining in his dark eyes.
you are sure now, Sheila ,"
Yes" she answered
As he took her in his arms a
sense Of fate was heavy upon her.
He was right. They could not
escape IL. From the moment OF
their meeting this was meant 70
be.
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with a bit OF careles@ness now and
then only fools herself. She never
deeeives the people who have to
look at herr
8. Cultivate q pleasant voice. A
shrill. nasal and rssping voice can
make woman with a beautiful
face look like a vixen. A woman's
voice and speech tell the world
just about all there is TO know
about her.
?. Be polite, good-natured and
courteous. A sulky. sour and cross
expression usually finds a woman
who feels sorry for herself be-
cause she leads a lonely existence.
II she had more intelligence and
less meanness in her nature, she
would trace the blame to where 1t
belongs-in her own ugly person
Atty.
10. Cultivate sex appeal. This
does not mean girl has TO flsunt
her sex and good looks in the eyes
OF men. 1t merely means tina. she
can charm a man with her fem
ininity II she Is clever and smart.
Sex appeal can be cultivated, so
don't let anyone tell you 1t u
merely a God-given gift.
II seems to me. Miss Grey. that
any woman could follow these ten
simple rules recommended by an
authority on feminine charm and
beauty. And the more I look about
me and see women who have faded
far too early. the more do l realize
that neglect in their youth can be
blamed for the sorry picture they
make in later years. D. K. NJ.
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Announcement 81 srectat guest
speakers during August snd nsp-
ssmh~r wss msd~ saturday ~ ~
Rev. waiter = f;lstssr. r~~tnr It
Ep~uFth Methodist church. - IN
ard Ansiefsua sts
pv. Ernest Cray. medical mss~
sioeAry. sseestiy rssusnsa ftem
China. w,lI tss~ sns paipst Ans. II.
rh~ following ssustsy OH hiring
rsuf. G. A. Itasnsns At caiisue n
Puget na<saa. whe ~sil ssvssw thrss
hlssary making hssho<iist soaFsr.
snc~s a former psstns. Tn Rev.
Ernest y. usreld. aaw ssspertntend-
sni ~ ths npos.n~ fisfsist .
scheduled 10 speak sept I.
Mr.. fIisss~r viii eonduet nth
services sunday. IfIs snevrsra ssss-
Jet ~iii ~ Tire 1sfsst psseafloa "
During ths sv~rsna service ~ ON
tell ~ '.ced's Jadxm>~t - ths Ma
tiuua~
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Midland Community church II
the Emmanuel Home church has
scheduled q rally Sunday al | p.
N. IL Dawson fisld IN Midland. A
psenlr lunch wsli be followed by
an opsnssir program. according ~
tina Rev. Tnare v. Aob~fx. rssnl.
lies attending are asked 10 bring
pienle baskets ard tabs appoint.
msnis coffes and Ice cream ~iiI
be Furnished.
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Bethel Gospel Tent
Series 10 Consinus

Services IN Bethel Gospel tent.
50. iith and l. ats. viii continue
Tor at lsast two weeks more. ae-
eording ~ Evangelist Lloyd Smith.
The evangelist. VINO csms 70 TIA
coma from meetings IN Canals. is
sn,bused over the popular Response
accorded ths nightly gatherings
People u all denominations are
attending services. he said
Services are he'd Al } ard ~
. M sunday and each seek night.
except Monday. 81 Tss . m.
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Mason Methodist Will
Honor Former Member

Mason Methodist church viii
Sunday haees The nsesnoty ~
william = brown IN . spseial SER
viss II MAssn Memorial in-sss ~
Epwsrsh Hssshss Services start.
Ing ~ sso .. IN. viii ~ undsr
direction ~ G J. Shsss. chairman
NJ the memorial sommsttssl
Address nf the deateaiina s~Tv-
ies wiil 10 delivered ~ ishn c.
I$osrfn.n. . G. Haley ~rsiI rpcsfs
The prayer Music sisi ~ provided
by The vssp>v ehosr. under dissr-
ton ~ Norman HmIth. spd dsa<s
Van veehisn. nsxsnlst. A splo viii
he sung ny Rohsrs iststs1.
Ths lodge vss sssss<i Ia man.
DRY II tboss especially s1tivs in
church affairs. rrndsrins noss-
worthy sssvies To lss ye<as p~o.
pie. William =. Hopping and ~
Win Gregory have bsss pssvisusly
msmossiissd.
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A lifting approach 10 ssmmser
festivities this asw Anne Adams
froeks' For Pattern ttss 10 fsis ~
romantic. feminine appeal ksiess .
dainty. sant print or sheer for lts
fabric and foilaw tho serving
Instructors clear directions fsnt
the nsckIins delightfully."- SHAPED !
Use Fibhnn hows eiIrs NJ sssrris
shirrsng 10 gracefully haid u bark
az either side. Rows n shsfrsaH ~
darts 81 the sides II the ffont
~.s.tlins are . n~w ana sfsssslns
touch. concentrating fulinsss IN
the skirt directly belsw. the
gathers of The short sleeves are
hsla-ln for smooth M. Laos anous
tho neck and sleeves gives . finai,
becoming note 10 this sftsrnosn
style
Pattern ASA Il available In
misses and uomsBa sizes -. 10.
~. 20. ~, -. -. ~ 90 and ~
Sire 10 takes -. yards 10 Inch
fabric.
send Fifteen Cents tisel m
coins for this Anne ADAMS pat
tern. Write plainly aiss. ssns,
Address and style Number.
cut smart figure ifi The SUM
usr fashion picture, Make your
new vsrdfubs from ths original
designs In ths Anne Adams Pat.
tern Book A enloFfnl forecast IT
summer 1910. II Includes styles for
country and city dweilsr. pocket
edition youngsters and ''fofty.
plus matfon. There are gay sport
clothes. dance froahs. cool prints
and cotions for vacations ny land
by sea by air OF eourss
tina summer BIRDS has nat bs~u
forgotten. send today Book 10
cents. pattern 10 cents. hook ana
pattern togsihsr. 20 cents and
three tax tokens
Send your order 10 Th~ Tacoma
Times. Pattern Dept. sis hsrkst.
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Local Station 10 RsIssss
Chrissiso Science Pfogrsm

Win approval u Christian sa-
snes board ~ directors % ths
mother church IN Boston. . CHRIS
tan science program Oil h. re-
lsaasd over XVI sunday 81 30
a. m ma program. originating
IN Philadelphia. ~ill be conducted
b. Afs Kisle Carton. former ser
ard reader u q cbns;isn Science
church.
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have never had daughter but hap
pen to have friends and relatives who fortunate enough
to have girls in their families and it has always been
Of pleasure TO me to study these girls
have almost enough to make a baseball team but
while find the young male personality very interesting still
miss that certain pleasure that must mother
who has daughter daughters pleasure in daughter
often be turned into of dsmay if the girl does
not learn and follow few rules while she
young And that is why it to find many mothers
who compaceny sit back and make effort put their
girls on the right track in their youth
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Salvation Army 10 Enjoy
Helper lssqus Program

HsipsfS lssgys 81 Salvation
Army corps No. 2 viii present its
monthly program Of songs. tnstrs-
mental numbers ana Bible meas
ages Saturday al . .. ~. The
program. under direction 81 MIRA.
Sarah Christensen. ~iii b held
A. tbs hail. ilfs 70 lzth II Re-
treatments viii Be sxryed.
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Research Fellowship Plans
Alloy Bible Conference

An sii-day isibls conferences. un-
der auspies. u the senpsars Ne
search Fellowship will ~ hsid
sunday IN vsihaiis hail. No. izth
and X sta. Meetings. ~Ith discus
ssoaa on ms subject '-rhs Eternal
Purpose u God. ~iii be conducted
At 10 70 .. m. and 7sso p n
Lunch sfil b served al D. n.
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Reginald Gardner. the dslsided
nnsnclsr IN the comedy "Duiey.
was born and educated in Eng
land
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Any home would be decidedly improved BY THIS lovely fei
crochet sco Crocheted Of efezed cotton you con make
vorety OF lengths III Vored furniture Pattern 1907
cho ond directions for scofs ond mot usffotons
OF them and stitches, materials required.
Send ond ion token for this poiiefn 10 The
Tocono Times keedlecroft Dept. Tocomo Wosh. Write
plainly pattern number. your name ond oddfess.
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MISCELLANEOUS


MISCELLANEOUS
siien chseel A. ~ 1--isoe ~
SUNDAY school. sss |. N services.
Apostolic Faith causeh--.ials ~ }
d Rev Mrs.. y 4. Martin. psssos
SUNDAY schoui sts q m. services.
ii q M and D, m
s~sacistea nihis rfuasnt--- wamsn's
Clubhouse. s1s Broadway stoas. ~
a IN
chasrn of oea--setn and nlrmins.
a hs ..n ss v..s a g.r,s. i, ns -
q N. and - .. N. fenns p~anle
4 as Morning ssfuan. The ehsp-
herd ana the khsep.
Galway rsssfsssls - isth ana a
sta Rev. ueoFxe noslfOm pasfnF
sunday school . - N. ssrsiessL
~ = m and 7 10 D M
sharsn et tod IN tbfist--1eii 80
asy shsol, s.s ! N. services Il
cnnssn 81 The n..nns chas--p,.
vision ct No. , % Rev HENRY Victor
Morsan pastor SUNDAY seheoL 10
.. m HeFyicss II m.
The Church ., the sids 81 tho
"
n McAllisssr pastor sunday sohool,
sts . m! sstviees ! .. m ana 7sA
Church ~ chr,.s--so. ssth ana /.
cts REV y A. Taller pastor sunday
school. aass . m. Services. 1910.
and 7 80 D. ~
Community Cbspst--aei~s road and
pastor. sunday school. 1918 N
seryices iiiis . N. founs People.
. 30 y m.
gsss side chspes--sis IA ss,h %
Rev vern d Poole. pastor Services.
Tirs, Church II rps sss.ssne--so
s7th and n sts rev Arthur n
Coos. pastor sunday school sss
a m. Services. ~ IN. and 7so
sermon. ~rhs Unpaid service
tifst tsaassiiesi tnafrh--ao istn
and X sts, Rev. John n aoltmsn.
pastor. sunday sohooi. 10 m
Services, II a m ana Tso o ~
Unified services ana senior ana sauit
discussion srnup, 7 . m sam ssst
guest spesssf Morning thsms. I'm
list IN Chfista Afmy MA
toursa asrs--z s0s 90 sheridan REV
Elmer n Hsndsrsen, pastor SUNDAY
school - services. ~ m and
as y, m. Youth Crusader @fsios.
q 80 .. m
Friends Churrh 10th snr nerin-
ley Calvin chost@ pastor. sum
day school. D4s n m Services, ~
a. m. aud f5o m. kndSsvofs Al
Glad iiains. a...mni, Of asa.--
bo2a NO. Pear a. Rsv Lyle n
spradleY. pastor sunday school, 10
q. m. Services. II .. m. ana Tea
D. m
Hope Chapsi--fso. ssth ana Bsii cts
Rev. Charlse A. Bahafor pastor Com.
bined SUNDAY school ana morning
service. sss .. m and evening ssrv.
Iesifs 1omm.n,sy chu,eh--son.
dsnomias,ionsi mar Butahinson
pastor. SUNDAY school 10 . ~.
Frazer service ia m worship
service. ~ 30 m. sermon, TIE
Christians Altitude Toward Govern
Isbo,shi. witnesses ssh saa
p M and wsdnssasl TO p N
hibss study. Friday . 10 y IA
LITTLE Church on thu rfsi.ls~ tsefs-
irss 10 30 Afthuf j. FfsdsFies
speaker lakewood issssss ana senior
forum. $50 y NJ No church seheoi
Until further MOTIFS
lake tht Chsfsh-ssFyies. 70 >
y SUNDAY school 10 30 m. c.
ks- Aps.fsiis FsIfh--isis 30
% REV. Mrs rFisas 1. Martin. pas
,nr. sunday school. ss3 a. %. s~fs-
ices. II q m. ana 4 D. m
Open Door hissisa--tzis -. Taco
ma w.y. IS n sfsmm" 'ap<rin-
s ,.ss.s. ss = ~ ~. .sseql /. 10
r.rs Church 81 usd - zB2s 30
Wflkseou rev n n Ash bsst<5F
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Ito he Continued)
ANSWERS TO ToDAY's QUIZ

ANSWERS TO ToDAY's QUIZ
Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. Vegetable.
2. Augusta.
3. Wide edge.
4. Telegraph.
5. No.
a. 1919.
7. He does.
2. Socrates.
.. Less.
10. Dewey.
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.rrnfrt'nl.r cnrHeuss

Essfn~l rseth sptFuasltss rh.fxh
- awHsftes-4 izsh and Fasesst ave
nex " d neusAsn rassns Oven
fasan , N dinner efs r.
iecta~ , n Heslfas ara asesessss
ritst Fssfasi Iffe =rssttaslass
shuFsh sses ~ / - nee settle
WeFaen pastor SERVICES, ntsasase
circle > 81 healing and sesufr
10 = ~ sefynrn Tire Nefta IA
me LeFas and me raiins~ rnssscf
Messages
R.t.s sus spsrstssffss eesrsN--
ses rswe<tt a~s a<svtzss messages
I'd ~ ans lecture . . m psv fsvns
aafFche sp~sssf tsst s<Evles Until
spssss-.i carsusa rh.sxa - rs7
FANorft ave SERVICES hsaiEns sesStre
~ ~ lecture ! % n neusesrs
- fnliss supper : - y n FF~a
A Tesafh. quest speaker
stair -pifitustsst asssss tsttsaa sur
rvia< lake Rev Bertha wstsaa.
president Lectures II . n J - ard
30 p m heating services est
~ ana . ~ nnssftinx plaque ~
honor az Mr. sadie I<ins Ram. : . "
SPEAKER. MARI Ellen rrttYs nex
Bessie ke1s and m A Hoffmsn
nttrd sptsttasI t<s<fuhfs K aiuass
hsa nail. on ana r.rams ave Res
LILLIAN Webster e<ssar services iec.
tufs. ! = IN spns service = 10 y ~
ard healing fso .. N HsF. A, aunts
guest speaker
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.atysrfox anar

rerr. ~. l--Ioe - iath = asff
Fsfi Williams esptsin eunsss sehnFs
. % . N SERVICES II n art -
. ~ street. sfxtees 10 % m ara
IN N Yf L. 80 m
teTp< ~ f-~iils - tazh - NJ
snf Mrs q FseH.aa. captains sundss
scheni 90 N Scandinavian ssfs
ise .. N ard RAGLAN ssFsies. >
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Common Sense Beauty Routine Will
Prevent Loss of Good Looks

Mother Who Teaches Daughter Sensible Hygiene
Never Sees Her Child Grow Into Fsded Woman
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CHURCH or THE opEs BIBLE

Adams street ChspeI-So iTtn ara
Adams Rev Pred Hgnshuh pastor
sunday school sf5 a m Services.
Thursday 7.45 o m.
Faith NissloB-Summit Road Rev
A Scott. pastor sunday school.
% a m Services IL m. also
"wednesday ana Friday. Ts5 .. m.
Faith Tsmple--2Ist ana / a. Rev
Pred HoTnGhuh. pastor Sunday
school ssS a m. Services II m.
and 7.s5 . N. Sermons The Oft
% the SpiritsF and Sin Against
Light-It a tho UnpArdonAbis sln7"
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rmsE MErmoplsr

ffrsf--t1il So | st Rev 9. Ralph
Klein. pastor sunday school 10 q
m. Services II a M. and 70 p m.
Y p. ~ 4. ets p m. sermons.
The Soxef and the Sotl' and
Zeal"
Mckinley fafk--sis ia sfth %
Rev X q. KERRY. pastor SUNDAY
school 10 o m Services II . m,
and gospel service. 100 D. m. rouns
people, 7 D. m.
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coSGREGATioSaL

Tirst-Dsyiaion ave and } q, Rev
Holland Burr D. D. pastor sunday
school $50 a m Church 70 Join
with Emmanuel Presbyterian church
for communion services Bnicn all
continue through summer. Services.
II a m FIRST Congregational church.
DT. Harold p. Long discussing ~Anlo&,
the Prophet OF Justice"
Piymouth-So s5th and PARK ave
Rev J. J. Prl1itt. pastor summer
services. 10 30 q m. including classes
for the children senior sermon
When Eysry A&n IA King: Junior
sermon. illustrated
P1lKrtm--so 74th ana Warner
Arthur hugn- minister Itss Edgar G.
Wheeler interim pastor Church
services discontinued until Sept. o
German-5o 23rd ard Al&skz sts
Psy. J. o Lind. pastor sunday
school 30 a. m. Services. 1910
m and TO .. n Prayer. 2 .. n
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cHRisTAS Am MISSIONARY
AIIIAsGI

Tabernacie--So 5th and NJ ats. Pew
Dwight II. Ferguson. pastor. Sunday
school. e:s5 m. services. IL .. m.
and 7.30 D. m.
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ayTHopisr

Asbpry--5ooi 30. Puget Sound ave
Rev. Neil NJ Jones. pastor. Sunday
school. ss4S a m Services. II a m.
gram
Bethsny-so s7th and Park ave
Rev Ernest Barber. pastor Sunday
school $50 m. services. i0t6 a.
m. Sermon. The 18Th Psalm
Calvary ssth and s,A. Rev
Pred HertzoE pastor sunday school.
9:45 a. m. Services n a m.
Emmanu.i--so 10Th and ats Rev
j q. Bringdals pastor sunday
school and scandinavian Bible class
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rssrroosIaL

Hthrl-so lltb ana ss rev
John W hoseid, pastor sundsy
school. ats m. Services IL a N
Evangelist Lloyd smith IN Beth<l
Tent. ilth ana l. Sta, . 90 and Dc
d m.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

experimenting with various types Of
paint In an effort to obtain maxi
mum invisibility for planes in flight.
The under sides of planes are
being painted in such a manner as
to reduce their visibility from the
ground. Likewise the sides and tops
are being painted in buff to elm
mate glare from the sky.
To reduce visibility, special paints
are used which absorb light. A two
tone coat of paint is used, Air Corps
officials said, which in effect gives a
blend with the skies.
Light hues are used for the under
structure and darker buff colors on
the sides and top of the plane.
Investigations have been under
way at Maxwell Field, Ala, for
Evening star., 1940-08-30

some time. One official declared
that recently q plane treated with
special paint had succeeded in run
ming through searchlight barrage
without being detected.
He pointed out that the paint was
buff and sprayed in such a man.
ner that searchlight rays were not
reflected, but absorbed. thus gain
ing a maximum of blending without
reflection.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
British War Paint
Hides Their Planes,
Germans Declare
Chemists at Work
AnoIyzing Substance
Which FoiIs SeorchIights
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Aug. 30.-Something
resembling rough, black SCOT,
which is Smeared on some British
planes and makes them difficult to
see at night, is giving German chem
lists something to analyze, informed
sources said today.
This new war paint" absorbs the
rays of German searchlights so that
on clear nights these British planes
paying nocturnal visits to Germany
are hard to detect, it was said
The planes are shown up against
clouds, however, and German mill
tary authorities say the problem,
therefore, is not so big as might be
thought.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

about 10000 corporations. Those
earning less than $1,000 would be
exempt.
Earnings of all corporations up to
per cent on the first $500, 900 of in
vested capital and per cent on the
remainder of their investment would
be declared normal" and hence
exempt.
Or, if 1t desired, a corporation
could figure as normal profits its
average earnings for the 1868
period and pay the tax only on
profits in excess of that figure.
However, in case its profit
amounted to more than 10 per cent
of its investment, its income tax
rate would 60 up from 20.9 to Is
per cent
Evening star., 1940-08-30
French Attack Jews

VICHY, France, Aug. 80 R.-The
French press began editorial attacks
on Jews today following promulga-
ton of a decree lifting ban on
newspaper attacks based on race or
religion.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
u. S. Army Air Corps
Long Has Experimental

The Army Air Corps revealed to-
day that for many years it has been
Evening star., 1940-01-28
News Notes
Of Laytonsville
.Neiohborhood

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, Jan. a.
Mrs. Jaffrey Griffith of Retirement
Farm, near Etchison, entertained at
a tea and shower for Mrs. Vestus
Wilcox of Edge Hill this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Plummer
are visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Barks-
dale, in Jacksonville, Fla. They ex-
pect to return about the first of
March.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Munce
spent part of the week in Chicago.
Mr.. Munce who expected to come
from London to spend Christmas
with his wife, the former Louisa
Griffith of Laytonsville, was on the
Yankee Clipper when it was forced
down in the Azores. He did not
get away for some time, finally
arriving in New York aboard the
Rex on her last trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snouffer
have announced the birth of their
fourth son, Stanley Ray Snoufer,
Wednesday,, January 10. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Umstead also have a
son. born Sunday at Montgomery
County General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Fry were
hosts at dinner Wednesday to cele-
brate the 18th birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Fry, and the wedding ami
versary of his son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Sanders OF
Baltimore were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Griffith. .