Show io II 51 Zbe 5alt gnkr Zribunt— Sudday Morning 4 non tillp 1 t trA tr Sci EIKE I" I a tr : 11' f LY'''''' i ci 13 A I tra Al I ri I li i J 1 ' 1 ' 1 T ill t' 1 l'i ii'li - 11111t11101U1111 a t- if I l''1' f ' - -3 1 ' ' It I kw- I- 4 '4" - 1 ' - - - i 4"'' iI ' 1 ' I l's i P( ' 4 11 I 4' i 'I '''''''": ''' '' - - I 4 4 Captain Albert W Stevens U S Army Air with infra-R- d Photography Have Made Him Outside the Color Band Visible to the Eye pbjects at Great Distances and Shows That flage in War Corp Whoa Amazing Experiments Internationally Famous These Rays Make Nwisible the Photographing of Aerial Cameras Can Outwit CamouTime Revolutionary additions to the science in recent months include: sniper's nests disguised as ordinary dwelling houses ammunition dumps masked as schools batteries hidden under piles of debris and railroad yards which to the eye look like if arm houses Dummy villages airdromes blockhouses and regiment after regiment of 'imitation soldiers are being made on an enormous scale througholit Germany France and Great Britain in order to waste the expensive bombs and cannon of the enemy Incidentally Uncle Sam maintains one of the world's finest camouflage test of the impetus given ft war with Great and France camouflage ma practised today is just about as different from the kind used in the 1914-- 1918 World War as the stream-lineautomobile is from the flivver Today's military masquerade has developed into a remarkable TIM science it achieves such artistry and skill that many of the fortification installations along the Siegfried and Maginot lines are visible to enemy observers from distances of only a few yards - BECAUSE anti-aircra- ft - I i' ' -- c - 0 A- 44 r v 4 - ' ' ' -- ‘0"'ft------- 0: '"'' n' - e r 1 -- - '''''' ''''0- '''' Z"r:- S'''q:' '' : ll ' t — ' t 14 - ' t '1 '' 5 ''- - k '4 4‘ -1- 44'b—L:—r ''s -4- 751 - - ' ' - srptztrz-- t "P nen1 er (Cal 0 ' I by Aerial Cameras Using Infra-Re- ever thought of decorat- bathroom with sugar or lee Their images enlarged hundreds of times and photographed make beauti fill reproductions on tile A recent in 43 ' ' '' 't t square During a normal day the air you breathe would All a room seven feet long 'even feet wide end seven feet high Divided Highways Safer :ti i :t 1 i 4 i - 'It : 0'0 ktil'-It- a ilfs N : 4 - " 4 t ' I" - ) : Ti t 4 :: ' t 0i 7 1 ' '"""'40P' t1 ' i:!" 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PALMOLIVI SOAP PALICN '1 3 0 r 04 I I 4 ! 0 Ii MADI WITH th!4 ftpd 1trtd LA - TO KW cot ie fr d 8 1 ItO to Rio :er an I e rie ee 111 thf 'CV be er PI IC ts el i( e IE 41 OR Ve n d I I 1 3 1 i :i DJ Milestones of Science tI P''C)' two-wa- CAlgi of till degrees In disguising true military objects on the ground the modern army uses paint brush fish nets or wire netting interwoven with twigs burlap grass ancl To expose this sort of thing canvas filter photography is being tested thoroughly by aerial camera experts both in America and Europe A military unit for example has concealed a gun in a field of ripe wheat To bring out the outlines of the gun the enemy forces simply use a yellow filter For yellow eliminate all yellow to be photographed Filters used in this novel way are either sheets of transparent colored gelatin or glass plates consisting of two sheets of glass with a gelatin filter cemented in between Probably the most interesting tests now being conducted by the U S Army high command have to do with counter camouflage involving the use of infrared photographic plates Infra-rerays cannot be seen by the unaided eye for outside the are color chart By' they making plates sensitive to these rays experts can bring out objects that cannot be seen in ordinary photographs Some years ago Captain A W Stevens famous U S Air Corps aerial photogtapher took a picture of a mountain more than 200 miles sway with infra-replates Tests now under w ay indicate that thesi rays will be very useful in taking pie tures on the darkest nights! from Reports Germany indicate that a highly efficient type of stereoscopic camera has been developed especially for e use As is well known the ordinary camera has only two dimensions The length and breadth German stereoscopic camera is said to give a third dimension—depth If bI3 this will cut right throul all camouflaged shadows of How Roads Nearing the °utilised with Flimsy Cloth Fish Netting and Branches of Trees - ‘5 rut Las counter-camouflage 0 THAT'S WHY 1 del d '' - 'i 4 netting fastened to pickets set ijiegrhetiinsgF8rotrnitkiCnagnE111:1mCilaime ci ' a counter-camouflag- ' A t- Ni 44 1 4 'it -I I 7 iI tg 1 - c 2 1 - 1 " t ' d '' i i rr 4 4 c I I: — ' ?A - p1 ke!i : '''' - 1 :z ' t - i if - - - J 1' 4 4:4 - at an angle t ' A4 ou ' s' ''''‘ 1 ' 1 1 k on wire although in full view of the enemy by t)se erection of a screen made of raffia z - t ' i1 ' 000 t - r sh t '' it '0 ''s u litt trenches can be made praaticable for the conveyance of wounded 7 ' 1' 4 v old shattered i' ' ' i Sharp-Shooter- ii'''' 'I:7 A i 1 l'411)' t 1 I tot ' -' Sharp-Shoote- 1 t'l - ' tt ' viik idi -- 1 i : v A IN LOVE! le'' ' v i 41 " ‘ : i ?1P 1 4 P "t'str'r c '''t-''''e- 1 g ' : N - :'2 -' et - 44 ! 41 ' ' - ‘ ' Cr t 4"4 4 - 1 ' Fven the Individual Soldiers Are Now Being Camouflaged This Weird Costume s W as Designed for The Colors Blend w ith the Lan& Practically Invisible to the Enemy scape and Foliage Rendering the Until the Aerial Camera Spotted Them 4ik statistical reports the According New division of the14four-1en- e center strip bite Jersey highways by &creased accidcuts of all kinds 40 ytt oult5 ft ''' -- ' 7t 't - - ' '' t t '10 : t ' ''' i 4 I V The human lung posseesea a surface whose area to equivalent to tha ground feet occupied by a house thirty-on- s '' - i i k Il Human Lung Surface ! 't I1 ' 2 - S Curtis of Ims Angeles enables tlie ceramists not only to create large decorations from such ordinary things as iodine crystals sugar and ice but also intricate geometric patterns reproduced by microphotography 1 'I 0 ' 1' ' ' i vention by Dr T I 't 4i 'N ' L t : ' C ' t- -- " ' 4 4 - ‘4'' :1 tt - ' mov- :'1 :4: N e LN 440'61 Colored Photographic Decoration Reing An Image Photo Printed on Tile Mechanically Reproduced on Copper la Transferred to the Surface of the Tile After Which the Color Is Dusted on with a Powder Puff ing picture actors now protect their respiratory tracts by wearing thin metal raskr fitted with a filtering cloth They ran breath through TIOFO or mouth and the mask fits snugly to prevent sand particles from creeping along the skin band bolds the device in place ' t t — - ' - 1: 7 the ' T ''' 4 1 4 IL actually before on a desert location " -- ' 6- a - -- 4kIst r ' '- :i k The method evolved by Dr Curtis involves photolithography whereby like an image is crean ordinary half-tonated by means of large and small dots Principal difference lies in the dceper etching When burning the color pigments from them into glass the microscopic dots actually disappear and the colors merge into a single tone When creating a decoration from crystals4 such as sugar Dr Curtis enlarges a small section 350 times and by using mirrors creates gorgeous patterns itokb - 11 l"' ' - - Rays d ifr i '' ' v s - '' '' ' :'"1' ' i ttt '' ' : ':'"' 4 - 1 0:1 ' vb t 1 4 00 I ' ' --- - 71 HAVE you your ( '4 ' 4 - i Printing Color Photos on Clay Tiles I 1 1 War Plane Recent Tests Reveal That by the Vas of Filters This Plans as It Rests on the Ground Sand Masks for Actors "u tit( 1 f s --- - — 'Spotted" 14--- 0 i- ii J t ' fib il ' i - t 44'''' 4 - ' ) 4N ' ' z ' - 4 - - Can Be — 1 4 - It k - " A g k ' 4r' '" n 1 i — t t1111" ' 4e ' 4:ik 4 p1 44 - - 47 4 -- : - 3 I A -- - 4 k -- ' ‘ - i - - ---- - '' 0'6 - ' ft - - ' - ' t 12-fo- t ) '5:::e4 - r iv '4‘- Itit A 117' —— te) I k ' ' - '1 should be provided with a net and two nets of this size for each semitrailer Each motorcycle or sidecar and each machine gun should be provided net to be carried in the with a regimental combat train" Other U S Army tests indicate that "the aerial photographer can be defeated by the use of nets suitably garnished with burlap 'drips and intelligently com- bined with the brush and other natural growth of the vicinity With the great improvement in accuracy of units and the likelihood that most hostile phVographers will have to operate at altitudes not lower than 10000 feet the tests reveal that little or nothing can be determined at that altitude either by eye or camera" —the British have been very successful In acreening exposed areas along the front battle lines In many instances F '- - 1 s - WI '''': ' - - li iii : - not '''' ' Icy I ' 30-fo- :):I ' r'7 c7 7)77 " ‘ ITN 1 : '' 1c de 'a i W 1 It 1 ' " 440160''m - A Well Camouflaged 0 treatment is required Field artillery batteries' in the U S Army have for years carried camouflage nets as part of their equipment for use in any situation mobile or immobile where artificial color alight be required to reduce the risk of hostile observation As the result of tests recently completed in Texas and other parts 'of the South U S military authorities concluded: "Each cavalry cargo truck reconnaissance car scout car and passenger car ge t 1 - alniW- - - 7 T1 7' °I' ""w4---"mkc----- - - -- -- '" i 1 - ?""A I04 i Tv4cd'n?1itt(cl!?'1:lt1)r:'Jt ' —- 1 ' we 4 (dj 0 I I rdt LI' anti-aircra- ft 4 oll N '':- S f 4'4 e ' ''' ' i 4 s ' - ' ‘ T- -P a " H I 010 r--7- n trA I C 1 counter-camoufla- i 1 - 0" :: I t counter-camoufla- ) i i 1 IL1 ' - ' 14 : b from 'Washington Simultaneous with the development of countless new camouflage methods there- has been 'devised a sister science known as Whereas camduflage seeks to conceal seeks to reveal—to break down and disclose hidden positions that have been ingeniously masked In this new science aerial photography is the major weapon of the world's armies' It is so efficient at times that it has been known to reveal the tracks made by a couple of soldiers through a field Even the most ingeniouscoverup painting of fortifications sniper's nests batteries and the like will show up in the aerial photograph although to the unaided e Y41 the colors may match so perfectly With their backgrounds as to appear indistinguishable A difference in the reflecting quality of the surface even though there be no distinction in color and pattern is enough to give the secret away to the expert student of aerial photographs On the other hand certain types of camouflage are so cleverly devised that the aerial photograph fails to disclose their real identity For such emergencies today military specialists are conducting tests with color photography with surprising success The interpreter of the color pictures can tell almost at a glance just what war works are being concealed underneath freshly planted grass or newly worked earth and can likewise reveal the withering or color change of leaves used as temporary camouflage for temporarily placed machine gun nests or artillery guns Essence of the science from the color standpoint is to break up structure symmetry by a bold patterning of paints that in a rural area should imitate the green of grass the brown of earth and the speckled appearance of nearby dwellings with their Amid an plots of ground urban setting the necessity is rather to convey a false impression from above in the 4''': 1 same manner of streets house rows and back gardens In each case individual design N - 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