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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
CHAPTER 929.
REFERENDUM-"SHALL $3.50 900 WORTH OF BONDS BE IS
SUED FOR A NEW OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL,"

borrow $4,000
School the yng the repayment Of such
ance of the bonds N " w s'N''VN
lion Be 3D. the qfae Ass s MG ess a c s e 4o
o the purposes of this Act shall submitted qualified County
by County ballots
Oakland High SCHOOL, shall provide for each qualified voter answer
County County the County
dpo 5 1 u ns s sfs contain s A g SAD question " " '0
And % further sn3 That m is45 the eua ySsa Sns
election whichever vote yes The County Commissioners Of Garrett
Fifty and issue bonds
of
form and tenor such bonds the rate interest not exceeding three
which paid shall shall be in denomina
b 0nd F "p D s Ha p sham ms sp m c a
payable the calendar 19 and each calendar year thereafter until all
nined by the cegny Treasurer and the corporate seal of the county shall be
he shall facsimile signature the County Treasurer
A cs d ess E P s t@s o Sa county Gm
o deem
engraving expenses the
the bonds shall be paid over BY the County Commissioners Garrett County the
the County n this
Sec And be further enacted That the Board Of Education Of Garrett County
g on g sa and y sn 5 eure
ydng of
% sSas3 nut % 9 % ' p saf sns &c 'ss S &
contracts made for ny work dome in the erecting and eanng of tbe b
oss sass S
Be
may 1@ poons snd sdesmg s them
gr f e issuance escR year. eer mf fSey mature 5
have redeemed sufficient the annual the bonds
Sec And be further enacted That this Act shall be declared be
safety and being passed BY and vote supported by tehfth of all the
Of ~ '" Assembly, s same S''
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Card OF Thanks

I desire in this manner to express
my sincere thanks and appreciation
to all my friends for their many acts
of kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death Of
my husband, the late M. P. CAVITY.
| also want to thank all those who
gave flowers and donated the use of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vice.
MRS. M. P. CAVITY.
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
Special Election, Tuesday, May II, 1541

In compliance with the provisions Section 1874 of Article 80 of the
Code of Public General Laws Maryland notice hereby that the
nominations hereinafter forth and the proposed referred law shown
heeon have been filed with certified to this Board and will appear
the Official Ballot be voted special election Tuesday, May e.
1941 arranged in the order and FORM nearly practicable set forth
below:
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PAGE SEVEN

Pennsylvania, were among the
visitors at Mr.. Howard Johnson's, on
Sunday.
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Evening star., 1941-04-23
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piec livtng suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material in
cluded made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed
La FRANCE UPHOISTER1NG CO.
sb00 14th ST. NV COLUMBIA 1O1 20
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1919 N. I4th ST. ARLINGToN-MOD
4 large rooms. bath. furnished; near bu
stores; adults Chestnut 1905
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APARTMENTS WANTED,
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING.
insured carriers. Ress. rates. JAS. OTTEY,
3226 1lth 81. NV. CO. 1923.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

FURNISHED APT IN LOVELY HOME. .
large rooms. kitchenette private tile bath,
private entrance; 10c bus; adults; $50.
Alexandria 3923
Evening star., 1941-04-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

i41I KENNEDY ST. NW.-Niceiy fur
nished single room, semi-private bath:
private detached home, excellent board.
"a
Evening star., 1941-04-23
HOUSES UNFuRNISHED.

RENT S1O-S97.5O PER MONTH IF YOU
IKE to r9uEh sr it. oortsSes ane
om nesT Rns gas
srouhd;, Open wednesday , N, and Thurs;
St. turn riTht . blocks to KinE pl.. then
left block to property. Telephone RE.
1897.
taso FFssESDEH sssIn s.tB fT r.is SwPET ss2 ss5
| DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. $3.50.
FoxHALL yILLAGE-e ROOMS. MODERN
Nav se Adsms RsGs 1915 afS Ea's
s1o3, HAWTHORNE ST. NV OFF 32nd
bedrms. baths, large living. room with
fcha'f pofch oves sPs'iG4' s1n POFch %R r End
on 9Het srse nes TR
cgfncy!A- eupsncy. Mr.. BaRER. Ma s44S "
s9d Sah 5st:4 and J.tsb.s ssh
homes built during depression. save 5000
sS92 GoRDoN Prokfg 4{5 stsnton Eye st D bT9S sISS
| once also open am to Q pm.
OVERLOOKING KENwOoD--LEss THAN
l., year ear old; rms z n baths 4 gan samneroom.
1880 9TH ST. N.W.-CORNER, DETACHED:
ami, Frisidaire: S67 so. RA. 0743.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK. 3 ROOMS. ~
| DdlnS' Close 70
| transp / fare Adult gentiles Refs. $50
mo. 1920 30th St, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
9419 GLEN RIDGE RID. SILVER SPRING,
Md.-Straight out Georgia ave. through
Silver Spring to Luzerne ave. turn left on
Luzerne ave. to Glen, Ridge .rd;-5-room
porch; detached garage, spacious yard;
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
b.I5s p G. ssSsTs, Snd Mdv2 hs1 Srist e IL to
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 4733. "a
1915 UNDERWOOD ST NV
New detached brick, rooms and bath;
oil sir-conditioned heat $1,000.
d. S. BIRON. ME. lib.
208 ROSEMARY ST,
Chevy Chase, Md.-Lovely Colonial brick
only years old. Center hall, rms,
bedrms. 2h baths, oil heat. 2-car gar.
maids rm. and bath. DIXIE REALTY CO..
MA $3.50.
GEORGETOWN--S145.
Delightful new home at 1915 34th St
Vacant May 1st Inspect by appointment
Evening star., 1941-04-23

1857 HOBART ST. NV. NEAR 18th and
HarVaro)-LarEe, sunny front room. large
closet continuous hot water; unlimited ph;
private residence: gentleman only: S25 mo.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
ROOMS WANTED.

SPANISH WAR VET wants ! or Q base
ment rooms light Housekeeping: ne. or
Sc 81 Eye St NV.
GOVT EMPLOYE desires well-furn. room,
private or Semi-private shower bath; NV.
Box 349Z, Star.
ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM wanted by
young man, electric plate PRIVILEGES: must
be reasonable perm Govt. employe ard
NIGHT student Box 1861. Star. 25'
YOUNG MAN, in private home or apart
ment Northwest section. Give full par
ticulars. Box 31S-Z Star. 23'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Delightful new home at 1915 34th st.
Vacant May 1st. Inspect by appointment
only BOSS & PHELPS, 14l7 X st.
National 1900
Evening star., 1941-04-23

rms. and . baths, and 10 rms, baths:
oil burners, or better yet buy detached
to $4,000 BROKERS attention. FULTON
R. GORDON 1927 Eye St, DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsHep.


144O CHAPLIN ST. NV r., K, B.. SAC
129 Webster ST. NV r., k, b. ~
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE $500 or 44F5
5S FARRAGUT PL. NV RMS, KITCH-
en-, bath; heat, hot water, gas and tlec.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 334i.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 516 OAKWOOD ST.
s.e.-Private apt. rms, kit. bath: 1leat,
cleo, gas Frigidaire. No children. See
after ) pm. S47.50.
1857 EUCLID ST. NV, APT NO. .
Large studio room, semi-private bath: re-
fined young lady. CO 772SW
CONN AND FLA AvES.-STUDIO, 2
lovely rooms, kitchen. bath, beamed ceiling;
cool; 2nd floor: S55. WO 202U.
ATTRACTIVE BROOM DUPLEX; 2nd FL:
electric kit, garage, yard. Bethesda. Wis
consin 9163.
NEAR GOVT. PRINTING OFFICES
room and bath apt, newly redecorated
throughout: all utilities included: S62 so.
Key a. 80 H st. NV. until pm. weekdays
sth-FLOoR 2-RM. APT, OvERLOoKING
NV. Washirgton, 2 blks.. from White House.
Convenient address Apt. $50. La Sale
Apts 1923 Conn. s67.6o
43O JEFFERSON ST. .N.W-3-RooM
apt, newly decorated: bath, stove. refe..
pvt entrance: utilities incl, S46 mo-,
adults: sentiles. GE. 3002.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

57O1' 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy in large
front twin room for / gentleman, adjoin-
ing bath. cross yentil; with breakfast;
large porches and lawns.
MAN. young. wanted to share PRIVILEGES
and responsibilities of a cooperative Chris
tian home, S45. Call DU. 2341 between
and pm.
OFF CONN. Mr.. WARDMAN PIX, 2S15 27th
st. nw-Attractive rms. twin beds; best
food. Columbia 1881
CHEERFUL front room, cross ventilation.
twin studio couches excellent meals; resi-
Dental section: bus stop. Woodley 1925.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. specializing In
good food and service 1712 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

FURNTTURE-WILL LEASE YEAR OR
longer bedrooms, living. dining room.
drapes, glassware, china, room m-si5e Orr.
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ROOMS UkFURkiSHED.

1874 HOLBROOK TER NE rms.
kitchen, screened-in porch. semi-pvt.
shower bath; heat, light, gas furnished.
TENLEY CIRCLE, Apt. ., 4613 41st, near
new Sears store-All convenienceS. S24
no. Single man. Woodley 29S0
zoos PA AVE SE-Reduced rent, 2
extra large rooms. S26 mo. including
utilities, sink. range. pantry; cool.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
2O8 ROSEMARY ST

Chevy Chase, Md.-Lovely Colonial brick
only years old. Center hall, rms,
bedrmS.. 215 baths, oil heat. 2-car gar.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

BLOCKING ROCK or. PARK-COOI4
well furnished 8 rms. maids I'M, gar
refe. reas co 4l5Q-J Sun and ewes
Evening star., 1941-04-23

MICHIGAN PARK-SEAfI-DET, CORNER.
completely furnished. 3 hedrms., - baths,
rec. rm., garage. all cleo, oil heat: Sl00
North 5110 after 6.
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new: Oriental rugs, European furniture.
baby grand piano; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
screened porch, trees and lawn: quiet
street, 81 so monthly: responsible persons
only: no children; can be seen at any time.
Call CHI SR51.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON DELIGHTFUL HOME IN
choice new suburb. secluded yet conv to
everything. A new Colonial brick. rms,
pa baths; den and Law. on 1st fir, screened
porth, oil heat, fine trees, elegant furn..
grand piano. Oriental rugs: $3.50. adults;
refs. REQUIRED. CH. 325q, OK. 21al.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

533s And ST, CHEVY CHASE D. c.
best. large front porch; garage AT S07S.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

IL LEADBEATER ST. Alex, va blocks
from Presidential Gardens; 10c bus Alex.
use Of kitchen: for summer; reasonable.
Call as pm 23s
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5408 1St PL. NV.
APARTMENTs Fur on UNrljR

oil 3 ST. sE-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath; convenient location; no children.
OWNER, North 6176. 2s'
AIT 7th ST ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRI.
yate bath: convenient location; no children.
Open. OWNER. North 6176. %
$40 MORTON PL NE.-SECOND-FLOo
apt, 2 rooms kitchen. bath. Frigidaire.
garage; no children. open. North S176.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

1851 CHAPLIN NW.-5h MONTHS: s
rooms; adults. oil heat. refrigerator. Phone
Columbia 1872. 23s
Evening star., 1941-04-23
FARM e. GARDEN.

FlElSD-GHOWN PANSlES, imported stock
oc do4. Steeles e. Irimardean. small
sturdy plants. will deVelope, 25c doE Seed
hhss, .55c hundred; 25 different peren-
mails 2 for 25c. Field7erown roses. 2 for
81. Out Conn; ave. to Leland St, . blocks
west 10 III. WI. 1928, afternoons, week
GOLDFISH tadpoles, water lilies, hya-
cli tbs and water plants Hey's Water Gar
dens, l422 N Nelson, Arl., Va. oxford
US64
AzALEAS in pot, In bloom or dormant; 2s
GENTS up at Legs Nurseries, Camp Springs.
Nd, Route No. 5.
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure; no straw. ana rich black soil; rs
bushels So 80 busheL $40; delivered
Specialize in large quantities Call John
Inscoe, oxford 2039-W.
TOP SOIL. for sale. Washington lowell
IOO6 S. 9th ST.. Arlington, Va. JA.
l452.---
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
PEDIGREED COCKER SPANIEL male
puppy 1oF sale by owner; reglstereu A. K. Z.
Can HO. 2459.
SCOIIIE. male. black. pedigreed, mos.
oio, all papers. Fnone hanooiph O3sl
atser pm.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, excellent little
priced. j4t3 bennIng rd. ne.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
taty pain, removing all meas ana returned
FOX Sl. BIoe-a-Wee Pet Animal HOSPITAL
WO. U@%4 Bethesda Brancn, WI. 3U4o.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. 3749 JENIFER ST
3 bedrooms and > baths. completely fur
nished
Evening star., 1941-04-23
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES

D. C. and Md to II rms. to 3
baths: several new brick. 1927 Eye n ".
LESLIE D. MEAsELL, WO. 4733 "a
1915 UNDERWOOD ST NV
New detached brick, 8 rooms and bath;
oil air-conditioned heat S75 90.
D. S. BIRON ME 11l5
Evening star., 1941-04-23

FURNISHED TERRACE APT, BEDRM.,
bath. large liv. rm.. larse all elec kitchen.
radio, unlim. phone. . pvt. entrances, gar.
utilities incl; 500. Resdy May l. WA.
S364
Evening star., 1941-04-23
THE CAVALIER

35O0 18th St NV
Corner apartments, southwest exposure
Living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchenetts
and bath. FRED H. FOSTER, mgr. co
Evening star., 1941-04-23

NEAR SILVER SP-COMPLETELY FURN..
3 Z, k, b. private, clean. bright; utilities
incl: large grounds lawn furniture: sem
tile adults. ideal for couple with car; ref;
S55 mo SH 6274
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

famous fighters. on the other hand. were hard
to spot in their snow-white suits against
Winter landscape,
Relying too much color as a medium
of camoufage is dangerous Color photo
graphs taken at night from airpanes have
shown how easy it is to penetrate such dis
see through camouflage Just well as the
color camera and better than their brothers
with perfect eyesight
This strange fact was discovered at Fort
Sill Oklahoma, when Army tests were being
carried out to see how many heavily camou-
faged artillery guns could be spotted a
man with normal eyesight went up and saw
ten of the forty guns coor-bhnd man
who only confessed his secret when he had
finished the test-picked out all forty Of the
supposedly disguised guns
This offers new possibilities for color
blind soldiers and the new problem of beat
ing the color blind will add a headache to
the camoufage artists job.
But he has learned that use of plain, dull
colors counter shading or doing away with
shadows and using lines and blotches to
breakup the outlines of the thing he wants
to conceal are the tricks that are most diff
ficult to detect
Fortunately it is not necessary to make the
points Yet. since it looks if is
perpetual evil force with which man will have
to deal it might not be a bad idea to consider
camouflage possibilities for each new struc-
ture as it is built OF course. these need not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

a lot Of people as II is valuable 10 tho ma
ton. Ingenuity rather than artistic train
Ing turns out lot Of the best DISCUSSES
Since Bhtzkreeing has become the mod
ern type Of fighting, camouflage can't always
be planned in advance An Army unit may
find If necessary to dig in and turn Thorn.
selves into invisible shadows the spur ~
the moment with only the materials that NJ
ture has provided basis for a hideout
which must ne - perfect that no one Wll
be able to detect that IT was not Mother Ma
ture herself who constructed the scene THIS
is life and death matter
In recent issue of the Military Encineer
Captain Peter Rodyenko who has spent
number of years as instructor Of camouHace
in the regular Army, lists the things that
should go into individual camouflaee kii
The kit contains only simple tools such
as Ratchet knife and machete for cut
ting the underbrush and saplngs that prob
ably will be the most important part Of the
disguise Needles and sewing palm shears
metallic tape and Irvine also are listed
When an officer has finished making his
men and machines part Of the scenery he
viii view his handwork through blue filter
glass also included in the kit to see how i
will look if photographed from the air trick
which enemy spies are sure 10 use The blue
glass eliminates all colors and merely shows
tones. or the different shades Of gray that ,vil
show up IN a Photographic print
If his glass tells him the scene Is realistic
he can feel reasonably safe from detection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

from q loe half submerged m stream.
The sea anemoue which really Is an ami
nal poses as beautiful flower while waiting
10 cobhlc mp is unsuspectmg prey The BIZ
eye fish wears a pair Of dummy eyes near
its tail so its. enemies can't tell whether 1t
Is coming or going Many fish change their
color TO match their surroundings.
Insects At rest keep from getting eaten
by some hungry bird because they look eN-
actly like the leaves of the tree on which
they sit-or like flowers on a twig
Similarly the snipers figured cotton
Mother Hubbard pictured on this page was
designed to make him practically invisible
in the Summer foliage According 10 Army
tests made recently at Fort Belvor, Virginia.
tie tpeatet-eftl this sttft cannot sccr IT ait
at normal firing range.
III e-sniper- is going 10 hide in -a-fielA
If nettles. the double net disguise is very e.
fective and a person wouldn't have 10 he
very far away 10 miss the hark-covered head
pecring ont between the forks of a tree trunk.
These tricks are only two of those now boinc
taught a. tho British Army school Of Shipping
At Aldcr.hot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Yet all of these defense DISCUSSES of look
ing like leaves weeds and tree trunks were
thought up by Nature first 1t is a question
whether man ever can improve on Nature in
this art but he can at least profit by follow
ing a good many more of her suggestions.
Even the savages do this The Haussa
tribesman of Africa DISCUSSES himself with
a bird-ike head to fool the birds he hopes
to catch for food Other natives frequently
get near enough to spear their prey by deck
ing themselves almost completely in punches
of grass
One enterprsng photographer Of wild
life in our own country has been able to get
excellent shots of animals in the desert by
dressing himself up to look exactly like a
tall cactus.
"Camounage Is Just PLAIN Inun fighting"
Is the opinion of one expert But modern
warfare has gone a steo or two farther than
any redskin.
Both IN England and Nszl Germany Inn
portant flying fields are disguised to look
like farms and dummy roads or even rail
roads are laid out The Nazis even have
planted fields of grain on some of these air
fields In France before her downfall. mil
lions of brown bottle corks were foated on
rivers to give the effect of land covered with
dried grass
Not long ago a report came through that
Nazis had discovered how Great Britain made
her airplanes invisible This they claimed.
was done with invisible varnish Yet the
British claim they have no invisible vanish
and the problem of concealing airplanes as
they fly overhead. without the use of a smoke
screen some similar device. still remains
to be solved perhaps by some brilliant mind
IN utIr- own country. -
One American artist already has taken
ont patents on designs for wings of planes
that make size shape and position of the craft
difficult to judge.
The whole problem Of camoufage Is an
ever changing one because of the changing
seasons The sniper in his leaf-lke Summer
suit would he pretty good target against
a snoNbank I'm the Winter time Finand's
hy Amcrlran Weckly In Greai BrllsIn ElEht- 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

be applied until a
time of danger
But as for human
beings, a. little in
genuity and a per
soma al camoufleur
for each individual
instead of a tailor.
might make II pos
sible for everyone TO
dress enough like
his environment so
he could blend into
a convenient back
ground in time of
danger.
The French archi-
tect. Charles Sells,
recently offered to
the United States
w ar Department
what he claims is
a new and secret
method of disguis-
ing m unitio &
w ork 6. factories.
ships and airplanes
G a m oufla & Q is
merely a hobby
with this French
man And II Is a
hobby that should
be as interesting to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

has enlisted in this
particular work.
Yet, with his
special knowledge
of animals and ma
ture such a scien-
fist would be most
helpful. Nature is
the original cam
oufleur. She early
learned to protect
animals from their
natural enemies by
giving them coats
that resemblod tie
ve z ct a ton IN
Y hich they lived
The zebra and the
tiger wear their
stripes for protee-
ton The alligator
sometimes cannot
be distinguished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

rOOLING the eyes of the enemy is one of
p the most important ways of fighting
war these days. Bombers may rain death
from the skies but they can't be sure of hit
ting an important target unless they can see
1t. Invisible snpers are powerful menace to
fighters from whom they lie clevery con-
cealed.
So the nation with the best camoufleurs-
those fellows who think up and put into prac-
tice the camouflaging tricks that hide both
men and vital spots the one that should
suffer the least IN modern war
And the United States is getting ready to
excel at this hide-and-seek game of warfare
should we ever need it. Last Fall the first
class IN industrial camouflage opened at
the Art Institute of Kansas city. OF course
Army experts have also been at work on the
problem for several years
Everyone knows something about the art
of camouflage even If that knowledge dates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

among the aims Of the new course More
than forty students are working with the
Institutes director Keith Martin. on nuner-
aus now YOU see 1t. now you don't" effects
that VIII be- valuable in wartime
Buildings and other objects that arc to
be made invisible, or changed TO look like
anything but what they really are. are first
photographed from the ar Then in the
laboratory with small models. perfect plan
worked ont for fooling enemy eyes. Similar
methods are used in England as shown in the
lower right corner Of this page Here a false
road has been built over the top Of the factory.
The clock which really stands on top of the
factory is made to look like an ordinary clock
tower Small buildings also have been erected
On The factory roof 10 make the whole effect
tl4-,t-e.f Suburban sccnez
Other students At the Kansas City Art
Institute are taking up the Job Of making
Americans themselves invisible especially
American soldiers
hrtlsts scHptors interior decorators pho
-feprsuhers and students Of Architecture and
Cf1,HAeffne gre working on this defense mca-
.afe hat -o fsr A. can be learned no biologist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

n3tk 10 the last W ora
War But so much of
what some people know
is wrong It no longer
Is lust a matter of
painting things to look
like A crazy quilt, and
some of the tricks used
in the present war have
turned out To be plain
mistakes W h en- seen
from high up in the air.
Bus tops painted a
dull and unobtrusive
shade while the sides
are left a bright red.
houses with roofs dis
gulSed and sides I'M
changed these were
some of the errors.
Fhers see more than the
top OF a building or
vehicle when they look
down on them
Really fool-proof ways
10 make our vital flyine
fields. railroads. factor
les. power plants and
other key spots of the
nation IN visible to
enemy alrplanes are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
To Make us Invisible
In Uar

Best Broins Of the Nation Among Architects.
Artists. Photographers. Engineers and Other Tech
nieions Now Being Trained to Turn Out New Tricks
For Hiding America From an Enemy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
WILLIAM JACKSON BOWMAN

William Jackson Bowman, aged "a
years, died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Browning. Center street,
Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock. He had
been in i'll health for the past five
years and had been in a serious con-
dition for three weeks.
The deceased was born May 8, 1867
in this county and was farmer dur
ing the active years of his life. He
was married to Miss Hattie Enlow
who survives, in addition to two chill
dren, Mrs. Joe Browning, and Charles
A. Bowman, both of Oakland; also one
grandchild, two brothers and two
sisters, John F. Bowman, Oakland;
Charles F. Bowman, Friendsville;
Mrs. Frank Calls and Mrs. Ben Kell-
er, of Accident.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon, July 8, at 2
o'clock from the Methodist church at
Sang Run, with interment in the Sang
Run cemetery. DR.. A. B. Learner is in
charge of the service.