Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1943 — Page 2

AFT IN CORAL SEA|

HINGTON, Feb. 4 (U. P.).— :

department spokesman has! ne i the rescue of Brig. Gen. “Twining, commander of the 13th air force, and 14 others -him aboard a flying fortress it fell into the Coral sea a [he men were saved after spendrubber rafts. The plane was rei lost on Jan. 26. Navy planes the rescue. :

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By MAJ. AL WILLIAMS Times Special Writer PITTSBURGH, Feb. 4.—~The field of war camoufiage ‘presents the most - intriguing opportunities for artistic talents coupled with ingenious imagination. Nature runs to curved lines, while man sticks pretty closely to sttaight lines and to geometric shapes composed of straight lines. Apparently ; camouflage is the most accurate duplication of the art nature practices.

amouflage Apes

The only time “dazzle painting” becomes any way effective is when concealment is impossible and the confusion of the eye aloft thereupon becomes the purpose. But this dazzle painting has its .shortcomings, since the area so painted, suth as an aircraft factory, is only a small portion of the entire landscape and therefore stands out like a sore thumb. ok The bombardier, scanning the landscape below, knows that the

conceal a factory nea io

target of great dimensions. All and ings to find ‘are those scattered Avenue Methodist church at the any sort of design painted on -the|around under the cloak of ‘nature’s| church. His topic will be “Heresies * | roof of a hangar. or factory becomes [shields such as forests. : nothing more or less.than a painted| Future factories will be laid out | roof when viewed from great alti-{with careful consideration of the gram chairman and Mrs. Guy O. tudes, Therefore, the concealment | longest linear dimension of the Carpenter is arranging the musical of such targets is largely a matter |sun’s rays—north and south—solely program. Mrs. L. T. Freeland, the Beoatifé of tiie shadow factor.

of ght and shadow values.

targets he is seeking have been con-'

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br William G. Spencer, Franklin college president; ‘will speak Tuesday following a 12:30 o'clock lunch“ieon of the Woman's Society for “{Christian Service of the Central

and Freedoms.” Mrs. William H. Remy is. the pro-

: devotions chairman, wil Dressh Dr.

"SPEAKS ON TUESDAY

Cooper i terday signed into law two bills re- - pesling the poll tax and setting up a permanent registration system in Tennessee. His action reduced to seven the number of southern states still requiring a tax on the privilege of voting. .

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