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E By Ily DAVID DIETZ NEA NIi XI Sen Service ire Writer The chemists of France Germany Ger Ger- Germany Germany many and England are all working to find synthetic methods of ot mak mak- making ing gasoline The pioneers on tho the frontier of ot science are aro always al was wa's looking ahead Consequently they foresee a day our natural supply of ot gasoline will give out Artificial gasoline will be need need- needed ed td d then to keep the motors of ot air air- airplanes planes autos ind nd speed boats humming Lu The fhe foreign chemists aro are all try try- trying trying ing to make gasoline from coal at atthe atthe the present time In Germany the called so-called Ber- Ber Bergius plus gius process process' Iras been developed Powdered P coal is treated with hy h- hydrogen hy- hy hydrogen drogen droSen under high pressure and at d 1 I. I high temperature The result is a fairly good g pe pc pe- pe The Tho French method begins with wilh the making making- of ot coke front from the coal in coke cokl ovens oven Just as coke is made at tho the present time lIme The gasses given off during the f n sg Sec process pr p are arc then tI mixed with wills hy hydrogen hy- hy hydrogen drogen drog n and passed through an electrical furnace where chemical take place in them The process is I completed by pass passing ing the gases g-ases through tubes which a II number of powdered mo- mo compounds compound called catalysts The nature of ot these catalysts catalysis is kept secret at the present But Dut the French engineers claim clams that they turn the gases into a mixture of ot oils of ot which abr abut ut 75 78 7 per cent is ls gasoline The British chemists are experimenting exp rl- rl with a process of ot distilling the coal at nt a mu low temperature While scientists are unwilling to believe the story ory of Jonah and the whale thale literally they the admit that fish big enough to swallow a man moan once lived 11 ed Only the scientists Insist that the big bl fish inhabited the sea some mil millions lions of ot years ears before man made his hU appearance on earth arth At thi American Museum of ot Nat Nat- Natural Natural Natural ural History the Jaws of ot a fossil shark w were re recently recen Jy put on lion tion A man mm can easily eastly seat leat himself in one corner corn r of ot tha Jaw Jw S This particular shark lived more than years vears ago the scientists scientists believe bellee 00 Z- Z ii r HAWAII JIA WAIl IS A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER KESORT By CHESTER II n. KOWELL ROVELL Hawaii like California has a season when It Is at its best absolutely and another when it seems I best by contrast Wh h n you OU como come in January out I I of of- the frozen east into blooming 1 California tho the contrast is over- over overwhelming whelming But Dut to the tho resIdents resident California is i then not at its best but at Its Us worst Merely the tho difference between Us Its ts sat b-sat b st and Its Us worst is so much 1 less ess than that of ot the tho colder zones But tut if 1 you would oca Deo California at Us its absolute best come when ho tho east cast Is also at Its Us best or per per- perhaps lerI perhaps haps a month earlier I The contrast is not so great for forthe ho tho east is blooming and beautiful then hen too loo but omitting compari sons California's beauty is then supreme So with Hawaii Tho The greatest contrast is to come to this win win- land from a a. frozen north north- northern northern ern em winter But Dut the time to see sec tropical Hawaii at Its Us best is 11 in tho the summer when most mot of ot America is also tropical Just now DOW the regia regla Is blooming at Its Us best great best great trees trec all one oae mass of ot vivid scarlet the scarlet tho golden and er wave their masses of ot bloom the hibiscus hedges the fragrant or and the many colored croton plants aro are at their best tho the pineapples pineapples- alligator tor pears and mangoes are ripe the clImate Is warm but not op op- oppressive op- op and the country supreme supreme- supremely ly beautiful Do not hesitate to come to Ha Ha- Hawaii HawaII waiL In tho summer Its Us most beautiful season A GOOD PLACE Cr TO TOl PLAY l Y L. AT TOPICS Hawaii is a a. good place to play at the tropics The Tue real tropics are more moro luxuriant luxurIant luxuriant and in photographs more beautiful Whether they are to you ou in the reality real It depends de lends on how high hh-h the necessary price seems to your particular temperament The price In question is not money mone Tropic jungles steam with humid heat and swarm with Insect pests They lack most or all aU tho con con- conveniences conveniences of ot civilization and their picturesque esque arc are often Ignorant of ot sanitary and other de S SNot Not all nil the odors of ot the spice Islands are perfumes If It you can overlook these features the time far tropics are the most beautiful and interesting part of ot tho the world But Dut Hawaii fortunately exacts none of ot these prices It is civil civil- civilized civilIzed civilIzed clean in comfortably comfortably and and trop trop- tropical tropIcal ical enough Its many raced pop pop- population population population seems exotic enough if IC 1 you ou have Just come como from America If It you have just como come from the tho orient it seems very American and if It you have o just come from tho the cannibal islands it seems as- as astoundingly astoundingly metropolitan It is all alla a matter of ot contrast WHERE RACIAL R. CL LINES ARE HE NOT DRAWN DIUN A reception at Washington I Place the tho official residence ot of Governor Farrington of ot Hawaii to the delegates to the Institute of ot Pacific Relations presented a a. sight such as could be seen no no- nowhere nowhere nowhere where else in tho the world and rarely on such a 0 scale here bere The house formerly the residence real resi dence of ot Queen dur due during dueing ing InI the 20 years from her deposition deposition deposition tion to her death and with a a. long lon and conspicuous history in Island life that has been en en- enlarged enlarged into a spacious official residence ample for any social gathering But Dut this gathering gathering American Hawaiian Chinese Japanese Ko Ko- Korean Korean rean roan Filipino and British empire ladles ladies and gentlemen most of ot th tIte Orientals In their native costumes was Wag was unique They were of oc course most of ot them persons of ot the highest stand standIng standing Ing Ins in their own countries who would be welcome guests in the tho finest homes anywhere In its Hawaii could coull they have been assembled in such numbers with so little racil il I consciousness Hawaii was vas until recently the th world orld example ex of ot racial non non-ex- elusiveness Social lines among amon persons of ot equal standing other otherwise wise practically ignored race rare lines If It that is no longer lon completely the case rase In la all circles at least It U could be so unconsciously and anti unobtrusively in a l. l company Ilk hike this It was not strange In fact to one projecting him himself self for the moment to the out out- outsiders outsider's outsiders siders sider's view the only thing strange about It was it-as Us its lack of ot strange strange- stra ge- ge ness |