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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Hold Banquet
At Sorrento
Meyflower Society Meets in
Seattle; A. n. Bessett
Reelected Governor

The annual meeting and
banquet of the Society of
Mayflower Descendants of the
State of Washington was held
at Hotel Sorrento, Seattle,
Thursday evening.
The principal address was
delivered by DR.. L. Wendell
Fifield. of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church of Seattle.
For the tenth consecutive term.
Mr., Arthur H. Bassett of Tacoma
was elected governor of the group.
Mrs. Jessie Nolen Bonnette of Ia
coma. secretary: Mrs. Mary Mud
eett Heilig of Tacoma, treasurer,
and Mrs. Bertha Caldwell Calvert,
Seattle. historian.
Officers elected to the general
society were Mr.. William Nye
Redfield, deputy governor general
and Mr.. Chester Washington Ed
redge, assistant general.
Attending from Tacoma were
Mr.. w. H. Wilcox, Miss Catherine
Seabury, Miss Emma Moir, Mrs.
Jessie n. Bennette, Mr.. Walter S.
Little, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Heilig
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II.
Bassett.
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the highlights of the season.
Soloists viii be Miss Anna Mix
kelsen. dramatic Tacoma soprano;
Paul Elmer. talented young bari
tone from Seattle, and Gordon
Bjork, popular tenor of the city.
The chorus personnel includes
Deborah Anderson. Alphylde Baird.
Lorraine Boo, Palma Brynestad,
Alice Clark. Evelyn Dangless, Ruth
Durham, Matilda Frederick, Max
Inc Hayden. Bud Larson, Theola
Loska, Winnifred Mikkelson, Lor-
raine Midsatre, Ruby Weston,
Evelyn Anderson. Evelyn Coffman,
Nellie Erickson. Esther Flodstrom,
Nelms Gulleson, Olga Heineman
Eileen Heggerness, Signe Midsstre,
Laura Midsatre. Patricia Nickel
sen, Margaret Rorem, Thelma Toll
lefson.
Ted Anderson. II Evans. Milan
Mikich, Harold Newberg. Oak
Otness, Goodwin Rorem, Dick Wal
tiers, Rudy Elmer. Ted Baird. Val
Berntsen. George Clarke, George
Dahl, Walter Durham. Erick Erick-
son, Herbert Flodstrom, Irwin
Hansen, Leslie Heineman. Haskon
Kirkebo. Franklin Lacy. Rev. g. o.
Loftness, Marvin Loftness. Thor
Larson, Bert Mork, Raymond
Tveter, and Thomas Whsnnell.
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Marks Year
At Banquet
Women's Class at Stewart
School Celebrates 18Th
Anniversary

The Stewart school womens
gym class, directed by Miss
Edna Simmons, marked the
close of its 18th year with a
banquet Wednesday evening
at Rau's Chicken Dinner lodge.
Miss Ann Millar, president,
was in charge.
Daffodils and sweet peas center
ed the banquet table and for the
two score who were present, a
novel colored umbrella marked
each place. Corsages were pre-
sented to the retiring officers as
we'll as to the past presidents and
the committee in charge.
New officers for the coming
year are Mrs. Frank Whitman,
president; Mrs. Agnes Axlen, vice
president, and Mrs. Roland Gee,
secretary.
During the evening a letter from
Mrs. Trolson, past president now
residing in Moscow. Idaho was
read to the members by Mrs. Hazel
Ellis. Dancing closed the evening S
entertainment.
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Royal Neishbor 70
Convene in Sumner

Two hundred or more delegates
and members Of the Royal Neigh.
bors Of America, representing ~
camps IN Pierce county, will as
semble In convention In Sumner
April 5. Mrs. Helen Wynn Of Sum.
ner. county president. viii preside
Al the afternoon sessiOn N be held
In the nigh school auditorium She
viii bs supported by Mrs. LILLIAN
French. county vice presidfni from
Puyallup Valley camp Of pgyaIiDp.
nrs. Hazel MsJor. county past
president. n Glg HArbor. Mrs.
Christine Darwin. county chan
cellor. Of Glendale Camp. TscOms.
and Mrs Georgian DeVries, seers'
tzry-ifeaSurer.s
a banquet for members only Will
be held 81 8 O'Clock Al Guild hall.
the tables 10 be beautified with
dsffO1ils. and the white and purple
coiors Of the order. 70 be accented
by white nspery and purple dollies.
The meal viii he served BY the
auxiliary % the Sumner Grange.
Mayor Rocknsy viii give the
address Of yelcOms at the open
meeting 10 be held a. 100. and
demonstrations Of work Of the
order will be given. all Officers and
duli teams being costumsd IN
white
Mrs.. NJ ] starry IL oracle ~ the
entertaining camp. Lillian Camp.
Of Sumner.
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Confirmation Class
Plans Events

A group Of young men and
women Of Central Lutheran church
who viii renew their covenant Of
baptiam through the sacred rite
Of confirmation At festive sery.
Ice on Palm Sunday. will meet for
catechizs ton before the board Of
dcseons and In the presence Of
| relatives and friends at 7 80 o'clock
/ Friday evening. Those 10 be- con.
firmed by the pastor. the Rev
T.. II. Hon. on Sunday and who
have met for instruction each
week since tho first Of October. are
Betty Jane knutscn, Ruth Mildred
Burnd. Dorothy Lucille yeager,
John Anthony Hermsen. ROAD Ar
mold Wall. Allyn Leroy Moore.
Lloyd Edward Anderson. Richard
Arthur Elmorc and Gordon Lowell
Keller,
The annual confirmation banquet
honoring these young people and
bringing together IN reunion young
men and women confirmed In Cen
trail church since It's founding, viii
be held Saturday evening mt $50
O'Clock. In the church psriors. The
Rev. ioff will be the speaker on
the program planned for the oe-
CASTOR. Mrs. l.. X Peltlrr VIII
entertain with accordion selections
and the program viii also include
additional musical numbers as well
as community singing.
The banquet Ia under the dlfecs
ton Of mothers If the con-
fifmands. Mesdames Ben \, knut-
sen. o. G. Burud. John Hsrmssn.
Tom Wall Clara Taylor. Arthur
Eimore and John j. Keller Assist
Ing IN ths dining room viii be Mrs
A. y. Lybeek. @. n. GJer,Asn and
r. Y. Hagen.
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Meetings
Mason Methodist Church
Circles viii Convene
Wednesday

Both afternoon and evening
meetings are being planned
by the various circles of Ma
son Methodist church for
Wednesday, with some groups
scheduled to met in the homes
of members while others will
meet in the church parlors.
In many cases. IL 80 o'clock
luncheons will be the rule.
Mrs. John d. Hamllton's circles
will meet in the church paflorA
with Mrs. Peter Brands, Mrs. n
A. Cross. Mrs. Otto Miller and
Mrs. w. ~. Wattenbergcr AZ hos
teHses. Birthdays OF members for
the months of April. May and
June. VIII be honorcd Mrs. s. y.
Hermann viii lead the deyotions,
The foreign and home missions
study Will be presented by Mrs
w. =. Hopping and Mrs. Charles
II. Sopcr. Jane Loren VIII be
heard In group OF piano solos
Mrs y. O. Brstrud's circle viii
meet with Mrs. James w. Allan.
30i5 North 2ist st.. with Mrs
s. Il. Hlllsirsnd, Mrs. Joe Oestcr
and Mrs f.. II. Brockway assist
Ing. Devotiona will be led by Mrs
y. +. Jacobs and Mrs. l.. u. Ayis-
worth VIII be In charge OF the
missionary lesson.
Mrs. w. -. Hamiiion's circle
meets with It's chairman. In her
home at 1910 North 3ist St. as
Eisiing hostcsscs being. Mrs W.
T.. McGovern, Mrs. w. G. Douglas.
Mrs. ]. r.. Hahn and MIS-. G. W.
kennard. Mrs. V. r. West will be-
In charge of the devotions and Mrs.
". s. Crothcrs Will be In charge
Of the missionary study.
Mrs. W. ~, Browns circle will
meet with Mrs. n. !. High. zoos
North g St, Mrs. John culbert.
Mrs. r. j Weber and Mrs l..
Dummermnth assisting Mrs.
High viii lead the deyotions and
Mrs. Culbert has the missionary
lesson.
Meeting In the evening a, 2
O'Clock. with Mrs. =. u. HiIlsirand
Jr.. s15is North 10th st. Lois
Ferne circle viii have Mrs. j. v.
Johnson assisting Mrs. Hillsirand.
Mrs. ]. Kenneth strachan will
preside for the evening Of bust.
ness. Mrs. colyin Brown will be
the guest speaker. her subject,
Sex Training ~ Children
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Special Palm Sunday
Soma Service

On Palm Sunday evening al 7:45
the choir OF Oliyet Lutheran
church. So. 18th and X sts., is
sponsoring a song service. A va
ried program OF Instrumental, yo-
cal and choir numbers viii be pre-
scented. Oliyet choir Will sing two
groups of anthems. Sing Unto the
Lord" by Caleb Simper. and oh,
Come 10 Ny Heart. Lord Jesus. "
A mixed quartet composed Of Mrs.
o. Berntsen. Miss Karen Ehler.
Albert johnson and German An
dersen win sing. Violin selections.
"Romanzs by Rose Eyersole and
Face 10 Face will be played by
the director Of the choir. Mr.. Matt
Johnson. Mrs. e. o. Hogan will
sing Holy City" By Adam. A
vocal duet. Bearing the Cross.
Will be sung by Mrs. Il. Nelson
and Mrs. J. Watland. In conclusion
the choir will sing its second group
Of songs. The Lord II Ny
Strength" and Praise the Lord"
This Palm Sunday service Of song
is open 10 the public.
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Hear
Mrs Rohde
Former Ambassador 70 Dem
mari 70 Address Over
seas League

Tacoma members Of the
Overseas Womens League
will attend a lecture by Ruth
Bryan Owen Rohde in Seattle
Wednesday evening. April II.
The internationally known
woman who was formerly am
bassador TO Denmark win hc
presented by the organization.
of which she is a member. in
Meany hall on the University
of Washington campus. A
special section is 90 be re-
served for members OF the
Overseas league.
Preceding the lecture members
Of the Tacoma group will have
dinner together in the University
Of Wsshingtons commons banquet
room and will later have a per-
sonal interview with Mrs. Rehde.
Among those from Tacoma and
vicinity who have already made
arrangements 10 attend the dinner
and lecture are Mrs. l.. !. Thaller,
Mrs. J. NJ, Lamb. Mrs. Burton
Brown. Mrs Elizabeth pufour
and her mother, Mrs. Robert
Montgomery Of Puyallun, Mrs.
+. ]. kenna. They will be joined
by Miss Beatrice Quinn. head
nurse at Fort Lewis hospital. for
the trip 10 Seattle.
Additional information may he
received from Mrs. o. &. Drumm
AT Main bi3T.
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Plan Annual Advance Niqht

Tacoma circle. Neighbors of
Woodcraft, will meet Monday eve
ming in Eagles hall for annual adj
vance night. Newly-elected Off
GERS of the group will be in charge
Mrs. A. c. Hill presiding. During
the evening a practice for installa-
ton will be held and there will be
an election of delegates and alter
mates for the convention TO be held
in Aberdeen in April.
Mrs. Charles Elfers viii open her
home at 1915 so. sth st Wednes-
day TO members of the Circle
Needlecraft club. Mrs. Hill will
preside at the meeting following
the luncheon hour.
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Miss Magil is a prominent
member of the younger set in Ia
coma and news of the troth will
be of keen interest 10 a host Of
friends of the couple. Already
plans have been made for parties
in honor of the coming marriage.
The bride elect attended Po-
mona college in Claremont, Cal.
Washington State college at Pull
man, and the College of Puget
Sound in Tacoma. She is men,
Der of the Spinsters club.
Mr.. Heerema received his edu-
cation at Drake university in Des
Moines. He is member of Kappa
Psi, national pharmaceutical hon
orsry fraternity.
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Gu B S

Harvard Midland PIT. A. will
sponsor a party Friday evening al
s o'clock in the Midland Improve
ment club hall. Funds Will be
used for children in the com
munity. Mrs. NJ. +. Peterson is In
charge of refreshments, and Mrs.
Joe Hspgood is in charge of games.
Children Friend society will
meet with Mrs. Rose Langa beer.
500 So. NJ 81. Tuesday. Luncheon
will be followed by social hour.
Wonan's Guild Of Bethany Pres
byterian church will meet Wednes-
day for luncheon at 1890 In the
church parlors. Mrs. Glenn l..
Parker VIII speak on Modern
Trends in India" Miss Elaine Sew
erin Will sing and Mrs. f. W.
Cummings will have devotions The
business meeting viii be presided
over by the president. Mrs. Ralph
DAVIDSON.
Soutnetsf slfffe pt luf iaHBH-
ters of the Nile Will meet Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. Roy Bond.
500 So. Saith ~. Mrs. Frank Doug
lass viii be assistant hostess.
Central circle. Daughters Of the
Nile will meet Friday at the home
Of Mrs. n. L. Wiltrout. GIT No.
g ~. Hostesses viii be Mrs. VIII
lam l.. Bender, Mrs. Harlan r.
Grubbs, and Miss Katharine seff.
Custer Relief Corp No. 2 meets
in the Armory Saturday for pot.
luck luncheon at 23O. Business
meeting A. ! 30 Mrs. William
Bryan In charge Plans for dist
rict convention April 18th will oe
made The auditing oonmitie.
will meet before the luncheon hour.
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Dubois Chorus Will Sing
Famed "Seven Last Words
Combined Voices Of Messiah and Our Ssviors Lutheran
Churches 10 Present Musical Classic
Palm Sunday Evening

, Combining the voices of Messiah Lutheran and Our
Savors Lutheran chors and augmented by experienced
singers from Gig Harbor and Falkland the Dubois chorus
of so will sing THE Seven Last Words of Christ
at o'clock Palm Sunday evening, April 2 in Messiah
Lutheran church. &c. 18th and SITS.
By far the most popular of all Easter cantatas the
Dubois chorus takes pleasure in presenting music for
the third year. Directed by Fritz Bernsen
organizer of the chorus and accompanied by Mrs Karl
Weiss at the organ the performance promises to be OF
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scral Maidstone. director Of the
Seattle Bethel Temple orchestra
Will bring a large delegation Of
Seattle talent TO the Faith Temple
Friday nj 74b, This sacred mu.
steal concert win be the first IT
performances given In Tacoma,
Rev. Hornshuh announces that
seats will he free and only 4 mia.
slonary offering VII be accepted.
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June Wedding Planned By
Miss Magill, Mr.. Heerema
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Mae Announce Engagement Of Second
Daughter Today; Ceremony 70 Be Performed
in Christ Episcopal Church

Prominent the left hand of Miss Patricia Magi this
week Is an exquisite diamond engagement ring today
formal announcement is made of the betrotha of Miss Mag
attractive daughter of DR.. and Mrs Clyde Magi Mr..
Donald Heerema of Mr. and Mrs John Heerema of De
Moines, Ia
vows Will be exchanged in Christ Episcopal church
June 80 The church the last September of
the marriage of Miss Magis sister, the former Miss Jean
Magi, to Mr.. George Freeman.
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Miss Florence Steel Elected
Seminary Nav Queen

Miss Florence Steel was elected
May queen Monday morning 10
preside over the May festivities
May IS at Annie Wright Semi
nary. Maid of honor will be Miss
Jean Fairweather. The two girls
were elected Friday morning by
the student body Of the upper
school.
Miss Steel is Tacoma girl,
the daughter of Mrs. Alice Steel,
1908 No. Both st, and Mr.. Walter
Steel. Miss Fairweather is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Fairweather of Spokane.
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Writer'S Club TO Meet at
Womsns Clubhouse

The Tacoma Writers club will
meet in the Women's clubhouse at
7:30 o'clock on Monday evening,
April 3, when Mrs. Curran Nc
Donell will submit program Of
original work by members, includ-
ing short stories. poems, articles,
and two chapters Of a novel in
process of writing. Friends in
terested in creative work are in
Vited to attend
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PRESENTING PLAY ON
FRIDAY AT M'CARVER

at Last May Smile" an idea
play authored by William Ray
Melton viii be presented by the
Young Peoples Vocational Guid-
ance Forums Drama League. FIJI
Day at 8 p. M In the Aecaryer
school auditorium.
Playing with AT Last May
Smile" will be THE Wildcats" q
dramatic presentation Of the prob
lens 81 the youth IN our large
eastern cities. There will be novelty
sc,x. vaudeville sketches and mus.
cal entertainment.
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Dash Point PIT. A. Plans

Members of Dash Point PIT. A..
Will entertain at their annual card
party Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Walker and their
committee are in charge Of ar
rangements for the affair.
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Plan Social Evening

Members and friends ~ spiritual
Christian church will meet satur.
day evening IN the church. tat
Fsweett ave. for an evening n
dancing and eards. Refreshments
viii be served At 10 D, N.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

A marriage license has been -
sued by County Auditor s clH-
ford DAVIS 10 Charles y. Endres
End Nora N. Weston, both Of
Seattle,
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Some ferns bear az many a.
81. 0O0.00 spores on single plant.
and each 10 capable Of producing
q new plant,
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Mrs. Pratt
Is Speaker


Mrs. Foster Pratt AZ Post
Orchard. international relap
tons chairman for the WASH
inxton Congress Of Parvute
and Teachers. WAS suest a.
honor al = no-host luncheogl
Thursday ~ the under the
t,lms tea room At the 7. w.
q. A. Mrs. Fred Luckenbihls
international relations chair.
man VI the Tacoma Council uf
Parents and Teachers, wns n
charge and presented Mrs.
Pratt for an informal round
table discussion.
These attending were MrM
rrank Perry. fifnt vIes pseesdeue
~ the Tseams rnuneii Mrs. ~. J.
Nicola. mfsIpr high seetlou d1rees
tor. Mrs jam 4. LSnsun. rmf1lo
chairman ~ the Arts end Nete0eo
clnb. Mrs p v. Aixsv AZ me useao
sceslang Mrs Waiter -. 1nel1,
Junior high radio ehairsunng MrA
W. y. aiswsfs. president q Linz
coin high sehuul PIT. A.. MrA
,. G; Richard and Msa vrsa f<setss
rnhihi
During The Afternoon Mr. enel)
presented Mrs. Pratt ~ eueee
speakur on HtatefnAtiouai nein~
sions~ nscf Fadio statlua kl4O.
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Round Tsbls Gordon Glib
To Meet Ivosdov

Mrs lann Macdonald. at70 NJ
10th ~. wtil be hsstssA 10 snsmbe<D
Of the Rnund rshie Garden eluo
Tuesday afternoon II e'eloeo.
Mrs Cara Mcssuffey will reea ;
paper On sHnuae ftsffeshmento
win he served later 10 shs asssr.
noon.
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The British empisss present
coinage shows = cisAHsshavss hing
for the first tins In : century. Tne
liant elesn.shAvsn king wae VIII
liam Nv.
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NO INJECTIONS!

Nsv sscitins Rsshsd Here as Sufferers
See Asv Hope in Scientific DHs<sssry
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SEE FLEET TRANSFER
AS AID TO BRITAIN

LONDON - The Evening STAN
dard said editorialy that transfer
Of the United States fleet to the
Pacific will relieve us of respon-
sibility for safeguarding our ma
tionals at Singapore and Hong
kong and cannot fail to augment
our power in waters nearer home'
The editorial said President
Roosevelt's peace message created
dilemma for Premier Benito
Mussolini, who must doubt the
readiness of his people to fight
and must know that flouting of
American opinion would have d.
rect economic consequences in MS
country"
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Hoover Expects
No General War

MARSHFIELD- Former Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover said here to-
day there are no immediate
prospects Of general war, all
though he felt there will con-
tinue 10 be little wars
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i. like man Her voice was
choked with angry tears.
steve said quietly Docs a nan
ask a girl to marry him because
he thinks she has money When
he learns the contrary does ne
walk out on her
Hilda orumpled. She hung her
head. u don't care, she said
childishly. Say whatever you
want TO. but don't care 1t
was a last stand.
He went on relentlessly. Does
a man rob a little girl OF two hum
dred dollars .
Don't. Steve she begged. L
know everything Is against him.
In my mind l know you're right,
but my heart won't believe. Don't
YOU see that if I believe it will
break my heart
Steve took one hand from the
wheel to lay 1t over both hers.
Let il break. Hilda. he said
gently. Break II quickly and let
it start to mend.
You're too darn sweet-don'
waste it all fighting for lost
cause. I'm telling you the truth.
NV brother Keith is no good. He'd
as soon break your heart as look
at you
Hilds sat beside him as if turn
ed to stone. Her small face was
set and hard.
Steve changed the subject and
talked on. calmly and reassuring-
". Of Colonel Norman's plans for
her future. of his enthusiasm over
her voice She said nothing,
seemed not to be listening.
AS I take it Steve went on,
you are not too well fixed finan-
cially. Sooner or later you'll be
looking for a Job. Now here's one
made to order. Even if the
Colonels plans are a bit too fam
tastic I'm sure | can work YOU
in on radio programs. 1t means
good money easily and pleasantly
earned. What do you say
Grim Laugh
81 think I'd rather go back
/ to Chicago her voice stumbling
pathetically. Il know you think
I'm fool Steve, but I love Keith
81, S.o,.o ,,,,,os -, - 49, - I'D
stopped the car by jerking or the
brake. He caught Hilda by both
shoulders. The pressure of his
fingers hurt.
Il don't think you're a fool he
grated. L know it. All right,
love Keith. Love him till you die.
I can't do anything about that.
But you won't throw yourself
away for him because l won't let
you. Right here you stay. The
Colonel and l make the rules and
you obey them"
You're hurting me, Steve"
Il want to hurt you. Id like
to shake you till your teeth chat
ter. My God. have you no pride
Are you Keith Carharts doormat ?
Can't you get it through your
head that Keith will come if he
wants you and nothing you can do
will make him want you %
He let her go. Propping his
elbow on the wheel he rested his
chin on a clenche fist.
''1fll dn rlaa Hid ,
snapped, rubbing her shoulders.
All right, the war is on anc
I'm warning you. no funny bust.
ness. If ! could hire a detective
to find Keith can hire another tc
watch YOU
He laughed grimly. IN the boy
scout who is going to save yoL
for yourself"
TO Be Continued
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X MO The Squires.
ll.45, r h a p S o d ' IN
Wax
KVI-Orchestra.
KOMO-Music.
KJR-Organ
KIRO Archie Bleyer s
Orrb
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hMO - Natl Emergency
Council. 345. Little
Review.
kNI-Ioday. Bob Trout,
345. Matinee Varieties.
kOMO-Moman ) Maya
Zlne.
KJR-Song Pictures.
hlRO-bOD lIOAL.
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s A.. NJ.

KMO-Sons OF Pioneers.
BIS. Haven OF Rest.
XIV L Hollywood. 8 10.
Duo.
KOMO- Reyeries
kJR-Ensem bic
KIRO Happened in
HnlfvUnor.
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kMO Haven OF Rest
645 Bread OF Life.
KVI-Singing Cowhand
~. Top o Morning
KOMO-Capt Doopsle
X J r - Contralto 8 10,
Trumpet
RIR o Weather Fore =
cast S IS. s a ] o n
Sfrinrs
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Radio Time Table
Il NOON
5.20 p VI

5 r.ai. pas,sns .'s 95s8e IT I9 fof
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2:30 Z. Nj.

* MO - Organlst, Len
Sal No, ? 40, Radio
Campus.
KNI-Men Behind stars,
PAS, Swing
KOMO 49, Three Romeos,
gas, Ed Davies
KJR-George Hall. 245,
Vaughn ue Leath
KIRO-lommy Thomas.
2.45, Lost and Found.
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