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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
SERIAL STORY
MURDER IN CONVOY
CHAPTER v
BY A. w. O'BRlEN

CHAPTER v
he awoke with a start II mus,
have been hours later. A ser.
geant. ma ior with military 20.
lice band on the arm Of hi. oil.
skins was standing by hls bed.
Please take your dressing
gown and slippers only. Lisutsn-
ant Rollins. and report Immediate
~ 70 Colonel Stephenson. Ifs
order. SIR"
Rollins tried "a shake Off the
heavy haze u first sleep. What's
UP somsihinE happen ?"
The NJ. =. replied tsrsslyi n
cannot say sir Please hurry
the colonel IL waiting"
Greg lifted Ms feet out NJ the
bunk and into MIA slippers. Hs
threw On his dressing gown and
instinetivsly rubbed hack hia hair
a. he stepped into IN. corridor
There we're military police
crowded outside The cabin ~ the
%. c. Troops They snapped 10
attention AZ he rushed by thsm 10
find = naval lieutsnant-eommand.
sr. the sdIuiAnt and medical off
Ger with the colonel. All we're
fully dressed and Rollins noticed
with some wonasrnsnt that the
hands on Tho desk clock in front
u the colonel pointed 10 $40
Colonel stephenson indicated .
chair
sit down Rollins. and tell us
when and whsrs you saS your
rosmsts last
Rollins at down automatically.
= saw Captain Tees ~ shout
] 10. Sir Ne hss any
thing happened -
The colonel wheeled around and
Eazsd thoughtfuiiy lnto tina lieu.
tenants eyes Yes. Mr. Rollins.
somsthing has happened. ard ia
quite = nasty business soms uns
within ths last two hoars. Cap.
tain sydney Tsss saS savsEsly
bayoustsd N death an A deck
Ina court ~ investigation got
underway IN n lounss 81 >
Oeiock tie morning u Captain
Tees murder
Colonel Stephenson himself pre-
Aosd and. upon "a. invitation. ths
tribunal aaE completed WITH Cap
tain Vincent Murdoch. a former
senior crown prosecutor ~ Tofpn.
-. ard LlsatsnsBt Harry Alsy.
2bo hai also been a lawyer
A. yoa ars azars. gentlemen. p
began tas colonel. a co5rt ~ 10.
vsslEsiion = strictly a faef-find.
inT tribunal Designed - obtain
sssorn statements sna genera asts
u 4ss - court marital That ali
foiios On lsaa o, All y. son.
daetsa Informally. ara ysa ar
t,ath urged - ss< any psftinsnt
qilssiiona ! night omit BFins N
r. first zitnsAs
Captain ~ Walt. medical officer.
testified nat ne sa1 been sun
FneHsd % a. dse< ssost . . cioes
tkszt morning
n found Captain Teas lying iasi
made a DIOR aaaxr . eorrsdor
light I vas informed BY ths or
dsfiy officer then % duty. Leu.
tenant Timmins. tssi he had found
tos captain On tbs asek II 1as
pitch black and dus 70 blaekolt
regulations as could not uss nif
torch. They carried ths captain
made and agmmonsd ne.
II z4s almost Immediately ssi.
Dent that Captain Tees Ess dead
His jggaisr artery had h<sn
pierced hY some sbsfp Instrument
Ths orderly officer showed me
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Aid Relaxation

Are you all tired out Then
massage your hands No. II isn't
a gag We mean IL II. . trick
learned from Lucille Ball. motion
picture actress who "untsnsss
her hands as ar aid 70 rslsxs-
ton. Press thumb NJ ore hand
INTO palm n N. other. and mas
ssFs W.ll Then NASSAU. fingers
a. though you v.r. putting -
glow Extend srnns overhead.
stretching fnIsrs ait srslxht.
relax then stretch sF.in A few
moments ~ fns ana you'll feel
ike q new woman.
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have problem ard need your help
Is there law in Washington prohibiting father from keep
Ing his children from going nigh school they want 10
go Ny daughter only Is and has had years Of high
She to finish school bat her acer says shes gone
long enough and that she should find herself job. Can he
make her quit school and get out
He young people learn nothing but IN high
school and he her 90 work He doesn't have 10
buy her any clothes for she works all and
enough for that | can't that he has anything TO
yrumble about Do you?
fhtsha hAsrft dc ioh
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blood stained hsyonst which he
claims 10 have found near the
body. and while have no means
Of proving definitely that this in.
ntrum.nt was the actual murder
weapon. do say that u could
have been Tia murder weapon
The deceased had hssn stabbed
in the throat. II sss a strong
plunge and
Captain Murdoch lntsfjsetsd .
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and I am Just heartsick over 1t
oil. VIII you please answer my
question as soon as possible.
MRS. T.
Dear Mrs. T.: The laws of this
state require only that = child
he In school between the ages Of
eight and Is years unless they
have finished the eighth grade.
Since your daughter has com
pleted grade school and il Is
years old her father can force
her 10 leave school.
cannot. however. imagine
nny father taking that attitude.
Particularly when his daughter
already pays most of her own
expenses, as you say she does.
She must he n very ambitious,
capable girl to put In her sum
mers working, earning money
for the coming school year, while
her friends are enjoying the
leisure hours and out-of-doors
activities that vacation time al
WAYS has to offer.
Her father should he made to
realize the sacrifices his daugh-
ter has already been forced TO
make. sixteen, after all. il very
young to he entirely on ones
own.
Since YOUR husband seems To
he money-minded TO the extreme,
It's surprising 10 note that he
hasn't looked far enough ahead
10 see that by letting his dsugh-
ter continue her high school
studies she ultimately will he
capable of finding and holding
down a far better paying job
than she would II she never
completed her high school
course. Young men and women
who are not at least high school
graduates are finding u more
and more difficult all along to
obtain good positions.
II your husband cannot he
made 10 see the ACCESSIBILITY Of
changing his mind. II might he
wise for your young daughter
TO try 10 find part time employ
ment whereby she could earn
her way while continuing on
with her studies. II he cannot
he made 10 fall In with this
plan, about the only thing left
Ia do would be for her 10 ar
range 10 make her home for
the next two Years with some
reliable family who needs a
little help with the housework-
preferably a relative or friend.
In this way she would he entire
" on her own and Yet she could
continue her high school studies
and probably go on TO college.
II seems a shame To send YOUR
daughter out into the world 80
soon, but il Is one way to get the
education necessary TO equip
her 10 take care of herself later
on. l sincerely hope, however,
that your husband can be made
TO change his mind before the
fall semeSted opens. Perhaps
some relative or friend whose
judgment he respects should
talk 10 him and help him To
realize the mistake he Is taking.
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vlded vita fi,sd tops Most rop.
ular materials are the sane a.
used for ne classic shirtmsksrs
military fabrics. twills and Sab
ardinss.
Timbsrlins Green twin was ire
fabric used for the newest slack
suit shown. also modelled ~ Ar
leen Nhelan. The nallhssd trim
On the pointed yoke Was dens IN
copper and repeated sround the
copper Insertion On the extra wide
belt. Big patch pockets finish the
long jacket
In the trim-and- tailored depart
ment. - beloved In university
circles. top news - the new knit
ted woods You find them in suits
and dresses. and there = nons ~
that tubular skirt stuff that cups
and becomes = challenge 70 the
best slim hlnlines
Instead. the new knit goods are
tseedy IN appearance. cut and
worked like fabrics. Indicative is
tire thres.pisce sur modelled by
Brenda Joyce. the star % Marry
the Boss Daughter The Jacket
and skirt are of Buffalo Brown
knit Inverted plests give fullnsss
10 the slim skirt, released darts
give blouse fulntss on the but.
ton -up-the-front jacket The top.
coat Is swsgger IN cut and made
~ the same Buffalo Brown wool
knit. necked with beige and self.
striped You'd never guess this
suit is entirely knitted
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SOLDIER prsND SIS

leonard u yvins. s3-y.ar-old
Negro soldier. arrested Thursday
night At 18TH ard Pacific for dis
orderly conduct. wss fined as and
committed - jail Friday.
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College Clothes for Fall
Go wild West" and Woolly
Cowboy Styles Provide Many colorful Notes Shoulder
Ar. Easy. Slightly Soped; Sleeves Are Wider

HOLLYWOOD - The colege-bound viii find cheer in the
styles created Just Tor them. BY California de-
sgners. They got big hand at the recent fall fashion
showngs in los Angeles
And what's new color story 70 bring joy u young
hearts. silhouette story be snappiy approved The
fer fabrics. In al but date dresses California
offers Vest manufacturers bow to the
for dreSsy dresses for the younger
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers N test
questions printed on the editorial
page
/. BY virtue ~ office
?. The letters made ny the deaf
and dumb with their fingers
3. No.
I. Boxing.
5. Flax
s. Painter
Z False
{ sherman.
9 All races.
10 World
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have mad little money for baby
clothes. wonder II some kind
reader would have any baby
clothes she can no longer use. I
would certainly appreciate them
and would be glad to call for them.
MRS. X.
Dear Mrs. H.: Since tiny
babies grow out Of their clothes
70 rapidly. | feel certain that II
will not he difficult 10 locate
a few for YOU. viii keep your
name and address on file and
gladly give them 10 whomeVer
requests them.
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Just how bright ond otirocte these viii De.
embroidered yored coors snodes o. color PIT
them cloth scor poffefo II contons tronser
poffero % IS nch motif four zIsx7Is och tour H3H
inch motifs. materials required, hJsnofons 81 stitches.
Send Ter CON ond token for fas pofiern
The Toconno Tnnes Needscfoft Dept Write plainly pat
tern number your name ord oodress
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Mwu&25sAnh
ood q IobsIs from Chicken Of The ssa Dssna
ofossd Style Tvno o. White ssss Tvns

1oa'ss dreamed a o-nins . sst
81 sman. modsfn Cslifofnia pos.
rsry plates liss these Finished IN
ne a.w Mar Nhss colof ,nsf
goes psfisefiY sifn snY soss.
.sfs dsaiEn'
rhsss s1qaisi's plates are not
sysisnls n stofss 'fhsy are offered
oniy 20 asn Of Chicken oiths sea
Bfsad fnd whife Scar Tans me
famous bands thss pses only INC
delicious hf1I neal Hsslsbfai.
too Contains yiamlns A aaa
ID sad Iodine. that slfeeiiys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

shoulders are easy. slightly
slopsd. Sleeves are wider. the dol
man IL all over the place. There =
blouse fillnes. above The waist
skirts are full and free. except In
the classic shirtmskers fer class
room wssr. which feature q more
fitted line
The wild West comes 20 the
fore in the new eelors--eslled
Trail Of the .eer." There, Buff
falo Brown (warm). Fools Gold
deep: Gunpowder Gray thluedl J.
Bonner Moss named for the moss
found in Bonner Pass. Red Dust
(rusO Prairie Fire a hot rcd I.
Timherline Green twoodsy) Pur-
pie Shsle SLATE purplsl: and Ca
lena blue tslate hluel.
INFLUENCE oF
THE Old WEST
Cowboys and Indians cut wide
swsth IN this falls ooliog. clothes
You find the theme in the class
room dresses with their match
ing and contrasting holeros. cut
Ike q cowgirls and banded in
fringe. You find II. toe. in the
SUICIDES used for trimming, held
together BY leather thongs.
One Of the sufartest il typical
Young Arleen whelan took time
off from Charles Aunt" her
next picture. IN model IL. In sheer
wool Fools Gold the wide dol.
man sleeves are attached 10 IN.
bodice by two hands Of suede =
green and red laced with gold
thongs. The self belt is tied with
a cluster Of very Western tsssels.
Western. too. were the top mum.
bers among the many slack suits
shown which stood out among the
large collection Of Stacks. Stacks
a college must In the Far West,
are creeping East by the minute.
Most slack suits are classic with
the very boxy jackets equally di-
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Makes Request

Dear Miss Grey / am expecting
my first baby soon and since my
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Knits That Don't Look Knitted Make Top Fashion
Every Effort Ought to Be
Made to Complete Studies

Father OF High School Student Is Making Grave
Mistake in Forcing His Daughter 10 loot for Wors
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preventive ~ nsiu.sioasi goiseri
Css sis ssos 1T ma famous tuna
sodsf AZ Youx xso<sf D.. sad ofdsf
Yosf n. kauss snd salad Place.
There are 70 nany diasfsns ~sys
u psspaaas suns bosh hos AID
cold yoa Il ssnf 20 serve i ofrsn
=. yoaf tsmaly Ill l,s ~
sssx slx ss<i.. ~ss l;< 10 sssh.
n o. ~ eh<s. lpesssxs sssasps aos
ssfspssssl fss ss<h Plas ysu ~lsh ssn-
ply ~asx asaa m<----ins1ss sad 1slsd
Places sad Ptiaf ycaF asm< and sd-
assa plssniY. ssaA 80 vsa Camp 80
FOOD @. La. Tsfnsaxi isl1ad. cxi4l
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PATHS NEERED-
THEN MEET AGAIN

IT'S remarkable II youll look
L back TO the arrival at Ellis
Island early in the century OF a
frankly ambitious Danish bicycle
mechanic and czar-hating Lithu-
anian pants-cutter- that these two
men who direct our national de-
Tense program ever met at all.
For. once they had trudged through
the portals OF America. they set
out upon extremely divergent
paths
The one path veered sharply 10
the left, and that WAS the path the
socially conscious young Sidney
Hillman took This path led
through an unhappy labyrinth of
steam filled cutting rooms, OF
dingy. overcrowded loft buildings.
of hectic garment workers strike
meetings. Of feverish demonstra-
tons in Union Square, and finally
TO the creation Of the populous
and potent AmAlgamated Clothing
Workers Union.
The other path veered just as
sharply 10 the right, and that was
the path young Signius Wilhelm
Poul Knudsen Of Copenhagen chose.
This path led 10 hard work. 10 IN.
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introauctlc. 81 the issi wss,lns.
hou.s electric ranges ~ the auht
department.
J. ~ Power. range sales super.
vlsof. 10 enthusiastic about the pub
lies Interest In IN. ns~ models
and look. forward o. . record year
IN range ssls..
There 10 every ress"a for . his
year he said to-day Increasing
results from ear educational pfa-
gram en inc safety. speed snsi
economy - electric eceklns. sna
values surn .. these wss.inT hsa>
ranges assure . great deal ~ sue-
eos.
strange "a II may seem. ma.
tlonsl defense has brought sluut
the.. wonderful bargain. Ths de-
msnds ~ resdylnK the country f.r
anything that may hsppsn these
turbulent DAYS have tsssd industry
10 a great ssisnt. and most manu-.
fsstufsFs face punishment 81 do.
me-tlc business because ~ arm.
Guilty In supplying the market.
Westinghouse has me, this
problem with a merchandising pro-
gram FOE the coming year that win
meet tho demands ~ national lie.
tense and domestic consumption
both. You viii nats that there are
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pull. TOGETHER
LINE DRAFT HORSES

VET there these Characteristic
1 ally opposed men sit in Wash
ington today eo-holders Of the
biggest. toughest. most complex.
most urgent ard most heart-rend=
INK job In the country pulling to-
gether Clike a team Of woll-train-
I'd draft horses says a oollcague1
to make impregnable this America
which can be so many things to
SO many men.
II social compromises called for
by eNigencies of the national .mer-
gency ever cause knudsen, long
time General Motors executive and
one time foe OF unionism. and
Hillman. successful builder and
leader Of unionism. TO swallow
hard and painfully, they don't do
their swallowing in public.
For each now has dedicated him
self to &C.. production, production.
! production, production and
they are said 10 differ with sur
prisnE infrequeney on the ways
and means Of obtaining that pro-
fuction.
Both are arch reslists Roth
hate futlity Both are to-day
men" Hillman. for example. while
certainly having strong socialist
lesnings, has never joined the party
because he has conceived OF his
job as being that Of securing bet
ter conditions for his people To-
day rather than holding out q
rosy goal 10 he attained some fu-
turs day
Both also believe IN tho respon-
siblity ~ labor Either might
have said: with union member
ship constantly Increasing through
the mandate granted by law. .
force as large rs that has got 10
be either on tho constructive side
or the destructive aide. II has got
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Bombing Planes
Lock in Mid Air
But Land Safely

CALGARY. Alta Two heavy
bombing plane. which became IN.
tsrlecked in hight Wers isndea
safely at Macleod training fed
near her, yesterday. n ~ss re
sesied TODAY
The two Axren= Arson eonhsrs
each crew unaware ~ the pres.
sncs Of the ether. we're attempt
inK 10 land On re same runway
when they lceksd teseihsr. cns
atop tho other
The pilot - ths top ship cut his
motor and the pilot % the lover
ship brought them "a ground II
g.thsr with only minor damage
None 81 the plan. crews vas IN
ured.
Tns planes w.f. plotted Nv lad.
ing Aircrsftsmsn J :. Mckeosn
and Leading Aifersftsmsn I. A
Roln.
Training field attaches said an
Australian pilot landed two inter
locked planes in . similar COLI.
sion . year age.
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Army Orders

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IS she had disappeared. Hap
bounced on Peter. Then this run
away stunt had nothing to do with
Evelyn Webb ,"
Peter put down his fork with a
crash. That is none OF your bust
ness"
Il saw her three times in that
last show" said Hap dreamily.
Nice little number. l liked that
baby face and those legs. You
know, it's funny, but you were
right in the front row every time
l was there. Mr.. Van Vliet. And
a couple OF times al the where
was it? The stork Club You
know, we photographers have to
get around"
The show closed 10 days ago, ="
said Steve softly And don't l
remember reading in someone's
column that she had gone TO
Miami for a rest Out OF season,
Of course, and she was seeing
simply nobody"
Peter said. I've told you my
story, and that's all youl get out
of me"
Speaking of which" said Hap,
wasn't she the girl who got fifty
thousand bucks out Of young Hen
rickson last winter Look out. or
shell nick you, too. Mr.. Van Vlieti"
Peter stood up and exploded
irately, That's all I'll put with.
You leave Evelyn Webb's name
out Of this
Jan, back in the doorway. heard
the last words. They hadn't seen
her. The light died from her face.
She stood for a moment, fighting
for composure. then walked into
the room. It's all right, Peter, ]
told him you'd call tomorrow
Thanks" said Peter, controlling
his voice with an effort He sat
down again. Vow. Mister Gard
ner. sccenting the word ironically.
do you want to telephone the big
news TO your paper ,"
steve bowed formally and left.
Jan didn't watch him go She was
looking al Peter. puzzled. her mind
trying 70 adjust Itself A few mo-
ments ego. she had felt gay, light
hearted, part OF Peters plans and
MS life.
Now everything had changed. as
Il cold wind mad blown into the
room Han an hour ago. she and
Peter had been closer than ever
before Now .. they we're remote
as two stars
Who vas Evelyn Webb7
ITO BE ContinUed)
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Continued Prom Page onel
so far apart that they weren't
even within hailing distance until
President Roosevelt su m m IN . d
them to Washington. and
But let knudsen tell II: The
president informs me that my job
is to equip twelve hundred thou
sand men with what they need io
wear. carry. sleep in. eat and ride
in and have TO get heavy equip
ment Of all kinds for eight hun
dred thousand more. THAT'S all
my job u.s."
And let Hillman tell II: II have
been asked by the president Of the
United States to serve as de
Tense commissioner. shall con-
slider il my first responsibility that
the country Is prepared TO defend
itself"
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Son OF Revolutionary
Soldier Dies At SO

SOUTH WOODBURY.. VI -
William Constant wheeler. who
WAS believed 10 he the last real
son % the American Revolution
died in his SNOW hound homestead
here Saturday a. the age 81 o.
His father. Comfort Wheeler.
was born Of Rshohoth. Mass
March ~. i7ss. and fought under
Gen. George Washington IN the
War ~ Independence more than
= century and half age
The father enlisted In April
1850. at the az. Of /, and served
as Gen. Nathaniel Grecnss or
derby. Tho son. William. wss horn
Of Comforts third marriage which
took place WHEN Comfort Vas
nearly 30 wears old. Thus William
WAS 90 years younger than his
eldest brother Janis
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Kari Richards. ~ the u y eus.
toms offic. In Seattle. Who ~es
an sltache ~ the y. 4. smhs ssY
in Paris AT tho time the Germans
took over the city, Siii ts the
speaker al TN. weeks meeting ~
n. rseoms kisanls club. ~ the
Hotel Winthrop Tuesday moon
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eniy seven n<w mcsf<ls shis year.
Rather tnsr MANUFACTURES rsrre
nsotsls. thsy hsxs concentrated FL
their efforts - > SMALLER ramb~r.
nsfttlnr fnta fH<ee sever red<Is
al ~. features nat are uessIly
associated eefY wftn the ncst e.
p<usivs rsnxe. That 10 WY vna
zee sv-e TIE te~ess priced rsrKs
wlth Plus features
~rhts vii - = hlx year. frcu
the puhlles sssaHr.srt 80 vel -
frem our o~n. far tssy are actnG
n 90, mcss far thsir toIlsr thsr
ever ssfovs su~ 10 ths time u
s~itss ,e tns -ssfefr ~sy - ->eh-
rag
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mastery Of a trade through per
sonsl initiative. and To tho eonse-
quent rewards wealth and power
in the best tradition OF American
success stories
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10 understand the employers posi-
ton Knudsen said this but II
- fair description ~ tho Anal
gamated Clothing Workers deal
ings with business
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tRItiA>
ny CHOIt y

low does II happen that Amer.
II lea has not hesltatsd 10 en-
trust her defense program into tho
hands Of two immigrants Sid.
ney Hillmsn put his finger on tho
answer at recent congressional
hearing. A congressman vas
batting him for his Russian birth
Yes replied Hillman hsatedly,
Il was born a Russian by accident
Of birth But l am an American
by choice
NeN. "Hillr knpdssn--fir.i and