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"Put this onr' he ordered
peremptorily, reaching for
chute harness.
"But why. Bob? We are stu
flying" Secretly she Wa
delighted that he should be conf
cerned about her. Her face held
q radiance despite the increased
threat of danger that surround
ed them.
"Tll 70 crazy!" he shouted
Carolyn, I am responsible fog
all this. For you! Do -
say"
He strapped the chute on herl
There was only one way for It "a
60. She noted the ring handle
which, some obscure crumb o.
knowledge told her, was the
gadget to pull If ever . person
did bail out. 1T has begun ID
rain!"
I'VE have q roof!'
So they had, but the ship mov1
ed up and down now, somewhat
like q roller coaster car. Thun1
der cracked frighteningly. She
forced q smile at him, but y
didn't take.
I'VE couldn't possibly landl'1
he cried. "And the pilot doesn't
know what we are carfyingl
you've got to Jump, Carolyn1
Jump, pull that cord, and say
your prayers!"
"And leave you? Bob!"
"I'll tell the pilot, then fol-
low you. Go on-rll force the
door open. It's our only chancel
Or" he was striving frantically|
now to reach her mind, to force
her into action or maybe
you're afraid to jump! A cow
ard"
That struck home. Carolyni
eyes narrowed, she held her
breath. The ship was tilting1
weaving, sliding now, and even
the box on the cabin floor be-
gan to move. Bob had Unattached
the door.
All at once she reached up to
grasp Bob Hale's shoulders, and
kissed him quickly on the lips.
Then she dropped out into the
black, binding hurricane.
Ito H COntinueA).
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! Pipe Quietly;
: otov' 5 Duties
osD Shist u ssvlst Pvesrsm
~ Result srem Sudden Move

tanned his membership In the po-
litical bureau Of the central
committee Of the Communist
party. compost executive organ
ixation.
Stain, secretary-general Of
the Communist party since 1922,
has moved. increasingly 70 the
fore in recent months. Twice
during Yotuke Mntsuoka's visit
here last month Stain received
the japanese foreign minister,
who signed for Japan Z neutral
ity pact with Russia.
Twice, too, with the past
month, Stain has made speech
es-after more than two years
In which he made no published
address.
In his last speech, Monday
night, he said the Red army had
been ,ofganized and re-equip-
ped IN line with modern mill
tary experience.
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roc41Iod that Molctov's replace
me1Ik q Litvinov preceded .
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STORM AT MIDNIGHT
CHAPTER XVII

Leana Sormi came out of he
office in time to see Robert
being led away by the Tyler
girl. She considered that, frown-
ing. Today she hated Carolyn
Tyler with a quiet, lethal fury.
Until today she had regarded
Roberts secretary with only a
certain con EN- 1t, tolerating
Roberts praise of the girls eff
cheney. But Carolyn Tyler was
50 exquisitely beautiful that
even Leana was conscious of It..
Beauty in one woman can be
infuriating to another. More
over, in the past few hours the
new girl had completely wreck
ed the most important plan Le-
ana had ever conceived and Lee
ana wasn't yet sure how 1t had
been done.
"She couldn't possibly have
known the train would be robb-
ed" she reflected. II talked with
only one man, remote from her.
But even II her taking the ship
ment was just coincidence"
Leana promised herself to get
at the bottom Of Carolyn's in
reference, and then to repay
her in kind.
"You mean-Artzona? Where
H?"
Bob was jabbing finger at
Carolyn, incredulous. He had
slipped into q seat now.
II do" Carolyn shouted back.
1--WE are flying west and we
won't stop until we get there"
She had leaned close to talk
above the roar Of the motor.
He loked around a II still UNI
able to believe his senses. He
gazed again at the box which, he
knew, contained his priceless
uranium derivative, the most
potent and altogether valuable
bit Of substance ever produced
since mans reasoning began,
enough literally to transform the
whole course Of civilization.
Carolyn, l. But the danger!
The X-00o can make dust Of this
plane and al Of usl Dust, tell
YOU! Beyond any description
can give!"
mo" She was not frishten-
ed. II trust you, Bob. You
said only sudden heat or Z sew
ere shock, like . dynamite cap,
would explode IT,"
I'm theory, yes But that first
tiny bit we tried TO move"
Something tells me we'll
never know the answer 10 that.
Please relax, Bob. And anyway,
the stuff y made. Somebody
has 70 take chances, don't theyf"
That made sense, Of course.
Nevortheleos Bob Hale was still
distressed. ''But IN airplanel and
you, Carolyn Suppose there y
trouble. What could I dot How
could I possibly save your"
''oh, it's me you're worried
about"
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TUESDAYS RESULTS
Boston 5, st. Louis Z.
Brooklyn Z, Pittsburgh 8.
Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati
New York 3, Chicago 3.
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
Chicago 1t Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York. ;
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His lips snapped tight. He was
in no mood for teasing and ban
ter now. Must I tell you again
what extreme danger Is involv-
ed here?"
''Must remind you again that
somebody has to take chances?"
Their shouted argument was q
draw, obviously. He turned to
look out. There was no world
now; only blue-and-gray obliv-
ion, with nothing tangible. He
slipped resignedly into q seat
and Carolyn, guessing rightly
again, brought him a small par
eel.
Here are some sandwiches
and fruit, all I could grab in a
hurry" she apolosized. II bet
you haven't eaten since yester-
day.
That was too true. He thanked
her with his eyes, and ate. Pres
emily the food and the insidi-
ously lulling drone Of motor and
of rushing air had worked mag
ic, 80 that both passengers soon
knew genuine relaxation. When
he peered cautiously to see If
she might be sleeping, Carolyn
pretended to be.
Thus did she help crowd the
afternoon hours quite out Of ex-
istence. When Bob's stirring
eventually did command her at
tention, he pointed first to the
magnificence Of q sun that had
raced on ahead and was nose
diving now into = sea Of blood
and molten gold. Incomparably
beautiful, the clouds presaged
the very trouble Bob had feared.
Because shouting over the
noise was unsatisfactory and un-
necessary, they talked but little
until well toward midnight.
They were within 100 miles OF
their destination, when the pilot
attracted their attention.
} storm blowing up around
us.",~he yelled. Nothing but
mountains down there now.
Take Il easy. instruments are
okay. Thought I ought to tell
you. II may get rough"
Carolyn's heart leaped. She
pressed her face to . window.
Instantly Bob Hale was ut her
side peering out, too. Quite un-
consciously he put an arm
around her shoulders ~ IL to
protect or steady the slender
girl. She felt his muscles, tight,
tense.
The ship soon began to bounce
ever 20 little. Then II bucked q
bit more.
"rve got to get you out Of
herei" He almost growled Il.
'sPleass don't worry" she
begged.
''Jf Il were just the ship" he
slanced significantly ut the box
on the floor, q parcel that really
crowded the small cabin, "--n Il
were Just ~, flying
In 10 minutes more the ship
was quite unsteady. Bob looked
around desperately. This was .
plane for private hire. Unlike
the regulation cir liners, Il had
parschutss neatly folded IN racks
above ~ eeata -
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BURBANK, Calf, May 7 -
Joe Thorne's race car plant here
is 50 busy making plane parts
he will fly to Indianapolis to
qualify for the Memorial Day
auto race, fly back to Burbank
to keep the plant going and then
take a plane again to enter the
race.
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!, SERIAL STORY
By OREN ARNOLD

YESTEHDAY, Ksn b net surprised
when Cseeiyn tets hlo she lsv6s, Dsb
Hale. Ken loves herr effsrs - help. Care
lyn practically kidnaps Deb. hsrrfes hin
q The airport saA inSs the waiting plane.
Net untll the ship b IN the ale, 1ess she
admit that she has taken The x-Soe, ane
they ere ~ seute 70 Arisena.
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SERIAL STORY
LOVE POWER
BY OREN ARNOLD Se me

COpvNiokr. toAs,
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To be pro-American Il II moi
necessity to be anti-anything, Cd
to be pro-British.
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Major League
Standings

TUESDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT Z, New York 4.
Warrington 5, Cleveland 8.
Philadelphia ut Chicago, rain
Boston ct st. Louis, rain.
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Washington ut DETROIT.
Boston It Chicago.
Philadelphia At st. Louis.
New York 1t Cleveland.
NATIONAL. LEACrYE
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In 10 minutes more The ship
was quite unsteady. Bob looked
around Desperately. This was .
plane for private hire. Unlike
ihe regulation cir liners, Il had
parochutss neatly folded IN racks
obovo ~ soota
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Party Honors
Bride-t
Miss Helen Armstrong Is
Honor Guest al Shower

A recent party honoring
Miss Helen Armstrong was
the one for which Mrs. Joseph
Antush was hostess. VI 5
Armstrong. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ". +. Armstrong,
will wed Mr.. Jack Vernon Har-
kins Aug. %.
Favors at games played
during the evening went 10
Mrs. William Armstrong, IT,
Mrs. Jack Riedinger and Miss
Marie Scherer.
An umbrella motif vas carried
ont in the decorations and sppoint-
ments and during the evening
gifts were presented IN the BRIDE
elect IN blue and pink crepe
paper umbrella drawn on a tiny
wagon. sweetpess. white Rladioli
end white tapers were also used.
Among those present were Airs.
". p. Armstrong. mother Of the
bride-elect. Mrs August Leppert,
Mrs. Jack Riedinger. Mrs. William
Armstro jT4 Mrs. Philip
Horther. Mrs Martin Rsnggh.
Mrs. Fred Holcomb. Miss Marie
Burke. Mss Marie Schcrcr Miss
Agnes Ls Bers and Mss Myrtle
Garcesu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Bridesmaids Honor
Miss Douqherty

H0stesEcE - shower non0rng
Miss Harriet Doggnsrty last week
acre four NJ the glrls VIM vii act
IS ug1desmstas a. hsr wedding or
Septer her ~ H.as Doggherty u
the or1de-t1-be q NJ Neal john
son ~ Minnesota Mss Ethel
Turnb4u. Mas Pauline Keh. Mss
Myrtle Hard and Mss Lucille
Tro1tn we're the co-hostesseE for
the affair which took place IN the
home q the latter
The evening vas spent playing
games. with honors gong 70 Mss
katherine Ailstrsnd. Miss LOIS
Dougherty. Miss Betty Miller and
Miss Pauline KEEL Following the
game. Mss Dougherty was pre-
scented with an umbrella laden
with g1fts
4 ate supper W1s served from
a table decorated with s0estpess
and lzrkspur. nsnksd ~ white
candles Mss Pauline Kel and
Mss Myrtle Hard assisted Mss
Troltn 2ltn me serving
Those attending acre the Misses
Harriet Doughsrty. Grace Hsrr1ck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Altrusa Club Makes
Trip 10 Lake

A caravan Of cars from Tacoma
carried members Of the local
Altrusa club to Lake Kecheelus
Sunday. joining other chapters Of
the club from Seattle Lewiston,
Everett and other Washington
cities TO hear a report by Miss
Mary Remy. Altrusa district gov
ernor Of the Altrusa international
convention in Roanoke, Va.
Altrusans who attended are the
president Of the Tacoma chapter,
Mrs. Locke c. Riehl Miss Mary
Patterson, Miss Ena MeGraw, Miss
Edith Boyd. Miss Mona Callister.
Miss Stella Kellogg. Miss Lois
Franz. Miss Helen Miller. Miss
FRANKIE Ladley. Mrs Luke Soholl
Mrs. Margaret Blair and Mrs.
Margaret x. Gould.
Tuesday. Miss Helen Miller will
entertain the members of the club
st picnic dinner at her home on
American lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Parties Fete
Miss Pupo
Bridesmaids Entertain
For Dinner and Thssier

Guest Of honor at two re-
cent dinner parties was Miss
Carmella Pupo. bride-elect OF
Mr.. Louie Iazzolino of Port.
land. Mrs. Julio Mazzuca. sis.
ter Of the bride, Miss Virginia
Pupo, Miss Florence Viafore
and Miss Rosemarie Wilkens.
all of whom will be included in
the bridal party. were CO.
hostess for the larger affair
held in the Bonneville hotel
dining room. Miss Ella Dahl
entertained a small group of
friends at dinner IN her home
on another occasion.
Last Tuesday Miss Pupo was
taken BY surprise in the Bonns
vile hotel LOBBY. Dinner was served
IN the dining room, where the
guest Of honor was presented with
eorsage Of talisman roses and
sweetpeas. and showered With per.
sonal gifts The long banquet
table was covered with white linen
md eentered with large spray
of gladioh and ssters. After din
ner tho group went on 10 The
theater.
Those present were the Misses
Eleanor hadsen. Arlene Viafors
Evelyn Colombini. fSna Fazio.
Elvsra Viafor. Rita Hlnnitt. Ross
Fsraci. Florence Bonsro. Helen
Peluso, hafsida Peluso. Esther
Reda. Florence Cozza. Ross Pells-
grino. Mary Carbons. Jenny Ban
arc and Adiins Fsraco.
A few days earlier Ms Dahl
Was hostesa at an intimate dinner
party In her home. served from an
attractively lace-cOvered table. cen
tered with an arrangement Of red
carnations. Following dinner the
guest Of honor was presented with
luggage Tor her trp. and the eve
ring was spent viewing amateur
movies Of a trip through Cali
fornia.
Guests for the occasion we're
Mrs. Chester jackson. Ma Flor-
snce Niafofs AIss Kathryn
sruehsf Alss Dorothy Conant and
8lss Dons Petersen.
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Miss GaYnell Jacques
T eied al Shower

Mrs Robert G. CrsIE 0lnsz Els
WORTH ana Miss Edns Woz Wers
hostesses recently al a nlscellane-
oas shower eomplimenung Ms
Cayneu Jacques Mrs Harold "
Craig Ruth Whitaker opened her
home for the occasion. The honor
guest VIII marry Mr.. Jerome
Houston on August Is.
During ar evening o. games
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs.
Rinehold Stretch. Mss Jacques.
Mss Mary Brunswick and Mss
Allsen johnson. a ate supper vas
served buffet style
Guests FOR the affair we're Mes
danes Dallas Bel. Harold CrsIg.
Rinehoid streich Robert Craig
Pay A.Heson. Cleo Becaaltn.
James Coyol. Lester Mccarthy and
the Misses Asry BrunER4ck. Edna
Wog Camel Torgeson. Josephine
LudVlg. and Allesn Jonnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Newman Family
Has Reunion

mo SRA ard daughter ~ Mrs.
fluids Newman sea Instr fsmlll<.
gathered fnf the lsst tims 81 tn-
alta ~ thsss nld family anns Il
Hey fuf = farewell dinner aa aan.
day psnusr wss served haffst
sstis on tbs ffunt terrace
rhass present wsss ~. ard Me-.
Martin Newman ard k@fls. ronalsl
ard Mssiusis NJ AMI Mrs. nssH.
bela sswm.s and Mary 10 and
Ronald Ne and Mrs Gerhard
Newman and Tsmssi. ard Kent
Mrs. Mildred f.nlasnIk and Miehsei
and atsvsa NJ and Mrs Ism~s
clhs ard rstslcs. aiss~s ess~s,
Ruth and agnes sss~msn Miss
Lofrslns fiseksss. cauF.a s~w-
man. ksnnssh ashoney. Earl feed.
Rudy oisan sas Richard tfasn~&.
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TOEntertain
Thursday
Miss Burmeister 10 Honor
Miss MurieI Macdonald

Parties continue 10 keep
Miss Murlel Macdonald oecu-
pied as one Of the busiest
brides-to-be in many season.
At one of the largest dances
Of the past week end she
shared honors with Miss Mary
Jean Morris. also a bride-elect,
and on Thursday she will be
guest of honor al luncheon at
the Tacoma clut with Miss 10
Ann Burmeister as the host
ess. Bridge will follow later
in the afternoon.
Miss Burmeisters guests will be
the Misses Mary Jean Morris. Vir-
ginia Grove. Muriel Macdonald,
Frances Young. Betty Doud. 10
Galloway Jean Hutchinson. Judy
Fraser. Shirley Robbins. Vernetts
Rowland. Nancy Savidge, Leah
Monroe. Ann Murray, Betty June
Howe Margaret McGinnis. Phyl-
lis Dickman. Virginia Haines and
Mrs. Douglas Gonyes.
The dance on Saturday was
given by Miss Amy Lou Murray
end her sister, Miss Ann Murray.
at MADEIRA. the lovely home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lowell
T. Murray. Nearly $50 guests
were received before the spacious
fireplace which was decorated with
indirectly lighted colored leaves.
Gladioli were used throughout the
rooms and on the supper table
Dancers were also able TO enjoy
the broad verandas of MADEIRA since
u was an unusually warm summer
evening.
Miss Macdonald received In
,ilver and blue lame dress and
Miss Morris wore white with a
rhinestone studded bodice.
The two attractive hostesses,
Miss Amy Lou and Miss Ann, wore
starched chiffon print and pink
satin and net respectively. Mrs.
Murray wore lavender chiffon with
rhinestone centered flowers on the
bodice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Church Ceremony Is Impressive
Miss Ruth Raymond Weds
Mr.. Bradley B. Bannon
Fsther OF Bride Performs Ceremony Monday Evening;
Leave on Wedding Trip 20 California

Tall white tapers in white candeaora lighted 81 Pau's
Methodist church Monday evening fer marriage Miss
Ruth Evelyn Raymond daughter Of the Rev and Mrs Phil
lip H. Raymond Mr Bradley Bannon son Of Mrs Grace
" Bannon toraooored gladloli and stately palms added
to the charm Of me setting
Vows read A. O'Clock by The brides father Pre-
cedng the ceremony Mrs Robert Logan Of Sumner PLAYED
the wedding march from "Lohengrn and Mr. Burr Greg
ory Of Puyallup All For You "lch Lebedioht
To Wild Rose played softly the organ bv Mrs Logan.
provided impressive musical background while the couple
repeated their nuptia VOWS Given BY her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
WEEDS Aug. 8
AT HarbOr
Miss Se9hieri Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Blsekwood

Charm Of = warm summer
evening added 10 the lowell
ness Of the garden wedding
Saturday evening Al 7 o'clock
in which Miss Almina Seq
hieri, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Seghieri. became
the bride IT Mr.. Stanley ken
meth Blackwood Of Rremerton,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Il. Black
wood, also of Brcmerton.
The vows were exchanged before
the Rev. onperman beneath an i'm.
proviasd archway on either side n
which we're baskets ~ white giadl-
oli The aisle vas marked ~
white satin ribbons Miss Garnet
West played the wedding music
and accompanied Mr. James Lana
helm who sang "out of the Dusk
70 You
For her wedding the bride chose
dress Of white lace and marqui.
settle with sweetheart neckiine and
accordion pleated skirt. inset with
lace panels. The light train OK
tended from the floor length skirt
Her veil % Illusion Was arranged
from lily Of the valley which form
ed coronet on her prayer book
she carried a white orchid
Mrs.. Tony Cosullch 81 San Diego
wore aqua organza and lace 10 81.
tend her sister and mad oorsags
II pink carnations
The bridegroom brother. hr
raw Rlackwood Of Bremerton. wa
best man.
For the reception si the homs
after fhs ceremony Mrs Black.
wood wore navy blue PRINT sheer
and Mrs seghisri ehoas green
crepe. both wearing corsages ~
yellow roscbuds The collation.
table was attractive with white
gladion and tall whits tapsrs set
In crystal.
Mrs. Cuilford Pauisen 81 clg
Harbor ard Mrs Carl hoseilini
poured and Mrs Ray C-uelfy. hTs
Carl Nlels9r Of Gig Hafbor and
Miss Lola spadoni Of Gig Hartof
assisted
For travelling the bride Sors
dusty pink dress and coat with
black Accessories After three
weeks the couple Will return from
their trip through Yellowstone Ma
tlonal PARK AMI California and vii
. A. home IN Bremefton
The bridr attended College n
Puget Round music Conservatory
ana Cornish school ~ Seattle.
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This week two affairs are schsd-
ulsd for ths Tahoma camp No zss
u The WOodmen n the World.
Wednesday. a. Y 20 .. m. ths
ladies' sewing cluh circle will meet
II ths h0fns Of Mira. Edward
Moody. ssz4 80. X II
On Thursday. Aug -. a picnic
viii ~ held ~ the new bcaeh ~
Point Defiance IN ths Afternoon
Junior Director Mrs p " Parsons
AIl meet with ne Juniors A.
ne adult camp viii gather for
dinner. with = marshmaiiDg ahd
wiener roast following Mrs. I -
smith - chairman
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Mr.. Die.en,on Waits
Three Sisters Hare

Nj G y nsehenson n Han
francisco. Calf. IL a guest Al ias
home - hls slater. Ars Eiisshsth
u. Adams. hi2i No .sth 81. While
In Tacoma NJ Diekenson 10 alsa
visiting ne sisters. Mr. J E Al.
butt aud Mla@ '. V. nlnksnsan.
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re-Nuptial Party
etes Miss Beck

Miss Airline johnson was host
CSC at = miscellaneous shower com
plimenting Miss l. Nancy Beck re-
Gently. Miss johnson will be n
bridesmaid Tor Miss Beck when she
marries Mr. James Holmes on
Aug. IA in the Little Church on
the Prairie
A late supper was served from
table decorated in novel man
Ter with dark red hollyhocks
Those attending were Mrs Al
fred copp. Mrs. David Fogg and
tho Misses Patti Flynn. Jane Ness
Eleanor Hogan. Nancy Holland and
Patricia Cripple.
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Bethany Ladies Society
To Meet FOR Picnic

Meeting At the church. So 57th
and Park ave. at II o'clock We'd
resday morning members II the
Bethany Methodist Ladies society
win 20 m group from there TO
Wapato park for the annual picnic.
Coffee, cream and sugar viii be
served. Those attending will fur
nish basket lunch and table service.
Lunch will be served at u 30.