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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1940. Society" and By. LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS DUNOY IS HONORED AT SHOWER KI'TIIKIII.IN, January 2:l.--Mi'H. lli-an I'link. Alirtt Ili-lwi Alli'M it lid Ml.iS .liialllla All'-n wcri' lumti'MifH ill a IcvHy hrl'lul ehmvi-i- in hiiiioi' of .MIkk Norma llini'ly in ihi' Ite hekiili IoiIkc ru mis WVilncsilay af-li'i-nuon. January 17. Tin; Killt wilt il iMi-nli'il In Ihc aut'Sl ol himo. in ll Iji-iiiltiiul ,lnk ami uhiti- baskc: li iiiniit'il with . Milver hella Mikh lluliily ki-iu-Iouh-ly iiifili-'i the hiiwlo'l and iliHplay- cil Hit- ulltn In Ihi- tnlluwlnu cni-sls: Mis. Ha.. IMrld'i', Mm. Anion (' it'll imiIii i'K. .Mm. Mark Jiinlan. Mi r, Hriltaiil Slark. Mi'h. I'rank O. 'ottlit:. Mrs. I.Uiil Cann-riill. Mi'8 I li 111:111 Until. .Mrs. Wnlti-r Htnwe. ' Mrs, A. I., liral. Mrs. Johnny I'ol-wi-rzak. Mrs. O. T. riianilicrliiin. Mrs. Si. villa lluinln:r, Miss' Horolhy rlianilH'l'lain. Mrs. William (.'. Uooils. Aim. Tom llaml. Mrs. Minn llanki'lisiill. .Mrs. Mvi'111 Will fowl .Miss I'aullli"' Trozi'lli. Mrs. Man- llii' Voiti'lpnhl. Mrs. .lark Culver. Sr.. Mrs. .lark Culver. Jr.. Mrs. John Sam I'rinall. Mrs.-Marh' Shell hoiinn. .Mrs. II. II. CI ns. Mrs Tin-inline Anili'ison. Mrs. A. ti. Smith. Mr" Wilson Hartshorn .Mrs. K. I. Yuuna. Minn Hell)' JlarKe. Mrs. Hliuh Wnhl, Mrs. .lark l.enlev. Mrs. C. I., Chit. Mrs. Or-villi- Flinch. Mm. M. W Kit-mli. Mrs. lieoriM' HIiiiiiio. Mrs. John C'loli. Mrs. Iliiiry Hamo. Miss Mini llarae. ills. Waller Heilell. Mrs. Alva Mannlir:. Miss Calhi'l'lli" MannliiK. Miss Wnoiia Krasor ami 1 in, hoit.'iu.i'S. Ailss .lmtiii.il ami . Miss Melon Al.on anil Mrs. Cook. BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR ' ' S ("I'll Kill. IN- January v.. -Clair Wilihell ami A. L. Ileal were the leelpiellla HI n Jolnl hlrlhila.' parlv lemleiell In lllein hv llle till ' IowIiik. Mesilaini'S Welehell. Ileal. Shlnev Werner. Waller Slowe anil erev l.ui'lili'rliailil In Ihe hall room ol the holel hullilillK Thmwlay eve nlni!. January is. Kollowlim an evenlim of iluniiim Ihe I'.inor khosIs (III two hlrl Inlay ealies with Kleen eanilli s ami a di lirlous liinih was served In the Inllovvlllu: Mr. anil .Mrs. Chili' Wehhell. Mr. ami Mrs. A I. Heal. Mr. ami Mrs. Sidney Weiim r. lr. and ,Mr. l'eri'y l.m li terhaml. Mr. and Mrs. llimh Wnhl. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wahl. Mr. ami Mrs. Iieward How. Mr. ami .Mrs. (I. W. Carlieliler. Mr. ami " MlB. Johnnv I'ohvee.atl. Mr. ami -1 .Mrs. Ilarrv (larlier. .Mr. and Mini Donald Hone. MI-'H IU It'll Allen. ' Miss Lorraine Storms.. .Mrs. 1 '!' 'C iol: Mrs John MllWIrove. .Mlllul ' lt'aelllev and DnvUL 8UdKMuWUU. . - - '' o YOUNG PEOPLe KNJOY PARTY CANYONVI1.I.K, Jan. 2Si ; Knltr leell yoi'.IlK lleopit' lieltiimlnfc lo the ' Melhodlst K'liworlll LeaaiU' nsselll hied at llle ICmr.lelt Meyer home Krlday ovellllix. Jalliliiry l'l. where Ihey ielll Ihe evenlliK in soelal reei-ealiou. A nuinlier of ilil'lerent allies were iihiyed which Iueliiiled monopoly, Chinese elieekers and ilonilnoes. 1.1'ler III Ihe evelllnK ;' di'llKlitlnl relresliinents or saml wlelies. eookles ami ehornlale were Ntirvotl In tin? lollowiii.f: Lois YoilliK. Alelhea llllllnas, Aliie Hoe. . KHz.. belli Lelliane. Wiley Sullivan. James ami llayniond Hayes, Karl linker, I'h'liost, Keuiielli ami Allen . Naylor, Krauli Jordau ami Xoronc . anil Jinnnlt Moyer. BIRTHOAYS ARE CELEBRATED TUESDAY CAN'YONVIM.K, Ore.. Jan. 211. Charles llalullll ami Huddle Shaw eeletnaliHl Ihelr hirlhdays togothor 'ruesday eveiiini: lor the ninth run. , seellllve time. Itolll hoys are thir teen years old Oils inoiilh, lliuhiie's hlrthduvj heiiiK Janisary lli. and Charles the I'lsl. 'i'lie diuiiei' was ini'liareil and served hy llmldles -! sister. .'ailli, at llie home ol their imreuls, Mr. and Mrs. liior Sliaw. P.-T.A. TO MEET WEDNESDAY l.tM)KINIitil..SS.. Jan. - A lueelllia ol the H. T. assoelal Ion . will lie hold on Wednesday eve nlnit. Jan l'l, in the nssemhly 1110111 ol llie lm;)i srliool. Mrs. Slella l.Mlllle. rollllly sellunl sller luleiideul, will ht- nuest slieaker lor the eitnlm: A t-hut Imslness session . will lie held and ietn-h- Ills will lie sei vi-,1 111 tin- i-lnse 01' tin- inn lin-j. I--,,, 1I1,. p;.i n,, So "IT'S Sriipniiu's hinii Aiiimii- I'iiIm'.i fllllll loo'i lilill.l N-'lll.ll .Scull;,. (Jlliccs: .N't" Vo, k. ifl lv..., J. Ai-iImip , ': I OItlllfll I, I 1 ionn BtIV I f I weeks undi i- the Bi.onsorslili ofi llie I'.-'l. association, hot lunches have been Herved 10 the tirade liuiiils at noin. It Is planned continue rei vlnii one hot dlih eacii day din-luu the winter niontlis. Mrs. lOlnest Yoorhli-H and .Mrs. .loo Matthew K are supervising the work. REBEKAH LODGE HAS ' MEETING ON THURSDAY SI'TIIICHI.IN. January Sl.-'fiii- Itehekali I idae held their rcKiilar on llie entertainment, nn-i-llii:; Thiinday eveninn. Janu- Mrs. Harriett Stearns, ary Is. In die loike rooms with I The follow-inK were present for Mi'h. Jolin Saiiieriiian and MraJthe siiiper.- .Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Klla Wt Biier as lioslesses. The Davison, Mr. ami .Mrs. (leorue Wll mt III hers piesenleil Mrs. Savilla'eox. Mr. ami Mrs. I-Vrd I-'ortin, .Mr. Haiuher with at past nnbln Kiami and Mrs. Alfred Hand, .Mr. ind pin In appre:;lallon of the services! Mrs. Claude Goff. Mrs. flurrielt whlcli she rendered iluriliK the past yi nr as nolile Kruno. Aller llle uiecllllf; a drill practice was held and a delicious Innch of cake ami coffee served to the lol '.'wiiiic: Mrs. Alma Anderson. Mrs. Ilelle (V.oli. Mrs. l.eona Slack. .Mm. Minnie llarlsliorn. Mrs. Maude (.'ui vf r, .Mrs. Anna llankenson. .Mrs. ( 01a Allen. Mrs. Chliljolte I'arker Mrs. Savllla llaiuher. Mrs. June Shamp and the lioslesses. Mrs. Su'.lrt.rmitu.nnd Mrs. Wei;uer. e SUNSHINE CLUB HAS MEETING THURSDAY AZAI.KA. Jan. 23. The Sunshine cliih held ils regular nieetiiif; at Ihe liome of Mrs. Cliamj Johns Thursday altoruoon. Tlie reauhii- business ineetini? was held and Mrs. Cein.Ko Sofranek was welcomed into the club as a new member, At the usual d-a hour the hostess usslaled by Mrs, Farnam, served a nice lunch. . Covers were arranged at u large table, centered with u winter hou fi.et, I'nr Mis, Winon Caylor, Mrs. Forrest Kariiaui., Mrs. Harry Cooke, Mrs. Lowell CuiIIh. Mrs. John Janl.iM', Mrs. Ifllilu Johns, Mis. Warren Hazen, Mrs. Ceo. So franek, Mrs. Esther . Ilaeu. Mrs. Halbeii I tool It, Mih, t'hillip Thur mond, and the hostess, Mrs. Johns. LADIES AID HAS MEETING THURSDAY CAN YONVILLK. (tie.. Jan. 2:!. MRS. LAMORE AUX IS The Ladles Aid was .graciously en HOSTESS TO CLUB ("i tnineil Thursday at the home of .Mrs. Barbara Jlopkitis . At the leg-) OAKLA.VD, Jan. 2l.--Mrs. ,Kd uhir hiiHlnesK meellug It "vas do- ward Lamoreaux wits a charmitl' elded that election, .of. ol'llcurs hostesa to the meiiilmrs ol' hnr pi would take plaue.a!' th.e. noxt nochle club W'ednesilay at'lcni'Miii meeting. .. - ft " - "- " "" - jat t!ie home olher parents, Mr. aitl Afipr ji iitfnsaiH hm lal afternoon Mi's. Altmd Hand. ; drflt'inUs iunrlieoii was herveil A delicious luuclieoii was served nt l:;il' p. m. by the Imstoss as- to the following meuihers: Mrs. slsled ; by Mrs. Jennie Hopkins. Harold' Peterson, Mrs. Arthur Kll Thope present wore Mrs. C. K. 'ili;e. Mi's. Kenneth Copelaud, Mrs. YttimA,,MiH. K. W. I trow n. Mi. 0. ; B. M, Kerber, Mrs. Chas. Kngle, I, Lewis, Mrs. Mitraret McHee, ; M.r. Joseph Copelaud. Mts. Ouorge Miss Clara Moore; Mi-nv Margaret ' JeuulimSi .Ir. Oscnr' Nrfder. Mi k. Klnimel. Mrs. Jennie Hopkins and Herman Meyers, Mrs: Kdna Adams, the hostess Mrs. Barbara Hopkins. "Vll's- Alfred Hand. - 9 . i J AIlH- Arthur ICIIedge ami Mrs. .Toe DORCAS SOGIETY . Copclaad held high score. Mrs. Ad- MEETS THURSDAY nms low, and Mrs. Rader won the : i table prize. SI TUKKLLV, January The - . Doirjis nociety met at tin- club looms in the Ailventlst Hi,hmi bullitiim Thursday afternoon and elected oIlk'eiB lol the ensuing yiar Mrs. John Hrallon was eh - ct - ei president; Mis. II. W. Snook, assistant ptesldt'iit; and Mrs. Vein Cut son. cecretary and treasurer. Thi society meets every first and third Thursday In (he school build- in;; G1RLS ENJOY SENIOR PLAY CANYON V1LLK. Ore., Jan.-23. Mrs. Miii'Knrct Met lee. insiructor in the lorn I hff;h school look the mruiliers of the senhir cIhss (wilh the exception of Joanette I ndne who was ill) to HoseburK to attend the Doagliis enmity senior day Tuesday. The meeliiip was held in the Itosehui.Y hih chool audftoi iiiin and the students ivport the oc casion tn be one uhieh us ImiIIi pleasurable aul prol ilnhle. MR. AND MRS. MOUNT ENTERTAIN AT DINNER l.fiOKINHCL SS. Jan Mr. and Mis. W. C. .Mount entertained at dinner on Sunday in honor ol tin- hhth.las nf Mr. Mount and Met! Lihaman. rovers wi-re placed lor Mr. and Mrs J. . Linainan ami ntns. Hi-lias. Iter! and l.o, .Mr. and Mrs. Kriiesi Peters m and daughter. Miss nihe. and Mr. ami Mr. W (' Mntin ric! iiiul nielliv that melting ice won't spoil the flavor. Xmi can en joy this "soft-stilled" Uin to the last sip. Try it In cocktails, too, or straight. Kl.Xti Alt l IIVU Din SOFT-SmiiD' I., hi, i,,ii iii ,in :m, ci,,., i insuiii.t Si-.ii;l.nil-IMsll!, i I ol ,.. 1. -,i t ll! n N. OF W. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING OAKLAND. Jan. 24. A very en joyable limn 4Van had Krnlay uikih at 1 no I. (i. o. P. hall when ihe mi miiers and fainllies rr the NeiKli Ijoi's uf Woodcraft had a nociul eve ning allcr loiltje. A hoiinteous nolluck (ninner was enjoyed at which time Mrs. Chas. 1 liavlson. honor Kuost Kavo u very InterestliiK talk or her trlu and visit Ui Scotland. Later ill the eve nlliK eartls and Chinese checkers were enjoyed. Prizes were won ly Mrs. Geo. Wilc-ox and Mrs. Kinina Davison lor ladies and Alfred JIaud lor men. 1 Sci-viiiK 011 Ihe refreshment couunillee were Mm. Ceo. Wilcox, "rs. Lucille Sparks and .Mrs. June Stearns, Mrs. Lucille Sparks, Mrs. .viildred Vi lilpiile or Diuin. Mrs. .Mamie I'elel. Mm. Alllo Kickle, .Mrs. Sadie Settle. Mch'lnley Iluut Inelon and daiiKliters, Mary Jane and Kliaheth. Later in the evening they were joined by Janet liivlson. Gene Wil cox and Hetty Lou Moore. BUSY STEPPERS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING Mrs. Glen Youni; was a most uracl ills hostess Thursday when she eiilertalned the llilsy Stepper club at an all day mectini;. Seaml at the lona beautirully ariaimeil table Were the lollowlim vuests and members: Mrs. Vera Hire or Dllhird, .Mr. and' Airs. Dan Steen ol .Myrtle Creek, .Mrs. Mellnii I'errin. Airs. Bertha Uevine. Mrs. Fern Lineman. Mrs. Mary Hodges. Mih. Ada Nichols, MIhk Llllie lnv lin. Mrs. Carnle Fiilmsbee. Mrs. Reno Jenkins, Mrs. Kli.ahelh Ol livanl. .Mrs. Violu Nichols, Mrs. Ji.au Nichols. Mrs. Adda Olllvant, ' Mia Bernfco Ollivutil. Miss lletly Vouim and the hostess, .Mrs. . Young. ' The nfle'riic.iii was spent In so in ami' visiting. Cue of the interesting features ol' the meeting was the different 1,vptH of rock samples aud colored ; yatids and desert holly brought i from Death Va.lley. Calif., by .Mr. ;aml Mrs. Young this winter. C. E. OF CHRISTIAN ' CHURCH HOLDS PARTY i Tin. ... .!.,. . r..i,i.. ,.r n... ( rhl.(iM;,n vluf' ...i..,' ,lf .i,,. First Christian chunh held a very delightful party lust evening lu the chun h parlors, dailies were played and refreshments were served. The young peoide of the Christ j bin churelt are routes) inu the tarlulls of the church to an atttid j a nee routes! fur celling cltll ll I services. 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HUDSON ALSO PRESENTS: AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICED STRAIGHT EIGHT, NEW HUDSON I, AND HUDSON ( DE LUXE ... NEW HUDSON SUPER-SIX ... AND NEW COUNTRY ClUI SEDANS, LUXURY SENSATION Of IHE YEAR 332 N. Jackson St. ATTACK Oil AMEIIICA ! Startling Expose of U. S. Lock of Defense GENERAL AREO WHITE WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S HAPPENED Pnprfpitrpd America Ih under attack hy Mexican forces directed by .Military Leader Van IlasHck. WaHhiiiKtou 1h bombed and the nre.sidHiit Ik killed. ' UICXKKAL IIAfiUE, chief of slult ul the U. S. army. COJ.ONKU Kl.AfiU ILL, chief Of LT. S. Intelligence office. CAPTAIN BKNMNti, V. S. intel ligence officer, on the trail of Van HaHKck'K spies, the AtiHtrian Kincke and Italian Colonel Hogtrio nf the Mexican air force. lionio ha known ilunning as Lieutenant Hromlftz In the Mexican service. 1,1 KI'TKNANT JONKS, Inttlll gence uHKistant to Itenning. Mobilization is Incomplete, and the country Ih anic-8lrirken. CHAl'TKIl XIX "SnpnoHe we meet here on Wed neHilay morning at eight o'clock," Henning nroioed. "We might jtint art well travel together to the !)ei" , "Flight," Fincke ujaeed. "(Jlad to tic no witb somebody i can trust." When Ilenning passed out of the holel Into the Hired, Lieutenant ."ones promptly joined him. Jones 11.111 inn I'Niiiu- mi iiioviiiu.i.iuipi- HQtU wore biisineHH . an tu t!.slw-red Benning inside. "Sorry I couldn't get to you sooner, sir," Jones reported. "Your man HoKglo came out of the Pujol apartment ul six-thirty. The girl fuend was with hint. Outside they were joined hy a man who appar ently Is Bogglo's bodyguard. 1 fol lowed them to the depot where Hogsdo and the other fellow took the st ven o'clock train for New York. The glil returnud home. I didn't have a chance to gel word lo you sooner. Captain." Benning studied his watch and made a rapid calculullon. The hour was a few minutes short of eight o'clock. "Drive me at once to the air port, Jones," he directed. "IVe still lime to meet Boggio when h steps off his train at the Pennsyl vania station. Please let Colonel Flagvvlll know I've developed a very ini cresting trail." Lieutenant Jones turned on his radio as the car got In motion to ward the airport. ' Ceneral Hague vvus just com U iff on the air, intro duced to the nation by llie secre tary1 o? war. AVlthoul preliminary Ihe chief of staff liegun speaking, his voice dear and calm., "I will sieak very frankly to the country," he said, "l will give you general: Tacts it is Important fur you to understand.. First, our in ability to prevent' invasion1 is no fault of the army. The army, Is your army, limited by you through leg islation and 'appropriations. Thc tact that jt Is scattered in Mtialt posts throughout the country . in stead of buiug concentrated lu com bat divisions for proper training; Is no tault of the war department "Briefly, our armies must l 'as sembled slowly from scattered gar risons, 'initially our actions must he 'limited by immediate lack' of am niu nil on reserves -and' ajrtna menls. If we cannot supply ade quate anti-aircraft protection to our important cities, deeply as , our hearts bleed for them, It Is because we have Insufficient anti-aircraft. "Hut I want to say to you tvhat 1 salt) the other night to my asso ciates or the staft. Whatever; vio lence Ilea abend, this country will master it. Let our foes murk these words. Tho Cnlted States Is unfomiuerahle. Its resources and manpower. Its determination - and courage, hid equal lo any conceiv able emergency. Whatever reverses may He ahead of us in the imme diate future wjtl only temper our M0STM1MIM mm AT NO EXTRA COST ' PERCY CROFT spirit of resistance. Inevitably that day will come when the foes of the Cnlted States will meet the mighty vengeance of our massed valor!" As the chief of staff closed. Lieutenant Jones said bitterly: "I'm sorry he couldn't give them the whole picture. Captain! I mean what a jam the army's in If there's a real invasion." "Telling too much would only start a new panic," Benning said, sadly shaking his bead. limning, as they reuched the air port. Instructed: "(let G-2 on ihe ' har p tap of the sergeant'B Bervlce telephone at (iovernor'B Island at'ptstol promptly ended the fray, once, Jones. Id like to have two) "Keep a watch outside, Adams," good Intel If gence mon from first Benning instructed, corps area meet me at the I'enn-1, with Cranes help he bound the syoania uotel. One of them to be prisoner's arms. A watchman in Lieutenant Crane, if he's avail- tan uniform, attracted by the al'10, crash of glass, rushed in with On disembarking at ' Newark (drawn pistol. Crane promptly dis shortly before ten o'clock, Benning missed the watchmun on the mis took a cah Into the city and drove sion of notifying the owner of the direct to the Pennsylvania hotel shop of his broken door, where ho found Lieutenant Crane) They were, getting their prisoner, waiting. Crane, a short, chunky ! still in a daze, on his feet when young officer with a pleasant, alert Sergeant Adams hurried in from face, accepted terse instructions i the street. v with a crisp "Very good, sir." With "Your Italian Just came down, him was Sergeant Adams, lntelli-1 air." he reported to Benning. "He's eelH'A nnllfrt n uonunnnil a ml ,lu. ! iw.u- imitino' iutn u iiK j penjui,e non-commissioned of fie - Benning crossed over to the sta- lonB m he 8tuys in New York, if Hon as the train from Washing-'00 a"empts to leave the city, ar ton milled in Bogglo and Ills re3t nim- yu tion t Iieetl to be henchman got off as soon as the Kentle If he gives you any trouble, train stopped and hurried out vo Sei'seant." catch a cah. Benning followed "Yos'r," said Adams.' them alone in a second cab while i Benning instructed Crane to take Crane and his sergeant Hulled from a discreel distance. Hoggio stopped near the McAl - Pin hotel to let out his,henehmen and- drove on to n nlnna'a lliw.. t.. the Empire State building, where he uaid his fare dtsmti h .,1, and went inside to be whirred up ferelnt!0 wh yerHl laKUe- ai"i in an express elevator. Bet mi g un hour, W"1 ,bet,,re ie rB"oml waited several ihinutes until the frt fi. the telephone I3enning re identlcal cage returned to tho ents In per nient detail lobby. I Tno' were several moments of -..,' , , . ' (silence as FiagwiU's mind searof.ed l artlon I just missed a friend, t h r o u g h Helming V disclosures, an Italian In a blue suit and white ! then he burst into excited enthus telt hat, Beniifnir said to the oi-' . enitor. "Did li go to the root with you '!" "Forly lllth riooi-," the operator tnloi-nii,fl. Ileilllllli; Klmt nn In Ihn foi-tv. mil noor nnu wameii cautiously ,"i thought I'd keep entirely away dUttii the hull. A brief letonnois- from the Kmpire Slate. In the wince Inhl him there was a light I morning I Intend tn go up to the hi but one ol the offices. He read forty-fifth alone and give the Andes Hie legend on the door, "Amies 'Gold Mining aud .Milling coin- .old .Mining am! .Milling Company. I pany-the once-over." ."?;., , ' Ilenning was huving a late break- ', ,J Pressing his luck any fust at his hotel the next innrn lui'ther. he returned lo the street, ing. alter a busy night plotting He bil crossed the street, mean- j moves, when Ci ano enmo in. his ing to keep the Empire State un-.;face glum ami heavy with Hag der observation against Bogglo's ' edy rotiirn to the street, when ht;ray j -your , Italian got Adams last was barred by the stubbv iiiun'n-ho I ii A..,., hull ,,. II t, :hi, .in 'n . . ,. '', ashlngton. The fellow's titre wiiv' l.lll L ... . i , , """" ",nlM suRses- lively In his pocket. "You was just tin lirllv hli'h in the big buiiiling wasn't you?" the follow growled close to Bennngs ear. "What of It?" Benning asked. "Supposing I lol, I you 1 was up lo the forty-fifth tn see a friend named I'ulacio Quatres about buy lug u pair of silver sabers?" The man's hostility relaxed some what as he heard the Van Hnssek winds ol secret Identification. But aller searching llenniiigs face, he shook his heud. "You may be all right, but we're playing no chance." he decided. "What you say to a Utile jump up to the forty-filth with me just to make sure "If you Insist,". Dunning sulil in differently, Benrtlng. ns ihev returned across BIG, BEAUTIFUL 92 HORSEPOWER SEDAN DELIVERED III ROSEBURti FOR ONLY $913.00 NOTHINO MORI TO fT (tKcept I cat I laaai) Telephone 333 the strflet, did not risk looking for Crane and the sergeant. With ex- pert' eye he watched his own chance of attack. Hia prompt ca- Ing hia captor slightly off guard. As they passed the entrunce or a gown shop, Hennlng seized the fellow's gun arm and drove him Into the dark entrance of the shop. The im pact crashed the heavy glass door, the two went sprawling inside through a jugged aperture of brok en glass. The Mogglo henchman gave a cry nf pain as the glass tore Into hia body, but floundered Info bat tle 'with a surge of frantic strength that shook hia arm free of Ben nlng's grip, Benuing regained his hold before the spy could bring a pistol into play. They had 'Stag gered to their feet in the uncer tain battle over the weapon when l rune and Adams dashed up. A 1 - "Follow him!" 'Benning- pronipt- I v hiHiritrtc-rf "Kn low him im tlle Ilsoner to (iovernor's Island, there to- be held lu close arrest. : i liext rSp! ', i 9 " ", he, ea ;"! M'A-pln. Jien- "V' "a,n "' uuiwi uuu iuii- ed' Colonel Flagvvlll on the tele- mo,,e- as tieu up in con- "Thut sounds like the real quill, Benning sounds like the trail we've been looking for. Have you decided on any pluu of attack?" Joniglit, sir," Benning replied. nuiu UL MlllV. SllllV ing heavily into a chair nt , . Hen ,ltl,l3 tl,lC. "Adnms I m 1 wliPii wo brntifiht him mm- v ' j Safeguarded 'constantly by scientific tests, Coca-Cola is famous for its purity and wholesomencss. It's famous, too, for the thrill of its taste and for the happy after-sense of complete refreshment it always brings. Get a Coca-Cola, and get the feel of refreshment. THE BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COLA Roseburq Doiry and Soda Works. I to hospital, told me Bogsto got j ruhihciuus when his nencnuian ian- ed to Join him outside fcmpire State. He had the cab drive him ,..ir ihe Hudson and headed to the Newark airport. Adams fol lowed closely. Bogglo slipped be hind a hangar to observe his rear, and as Adams came up. shot with out warning. He had a plane wait ing at the airport which look off immediately." "Sorry," Benning said glum ly. "We put out a warning at once." Crane went on. "Our intercepts picked up the engines of the plane over Lexington at two this morn ing. It was traveling high and last aud must have been lloggio's plane. 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