Bombing Planes

Because number one adventurer K7, former United States secret agent, who operated in 22 countries, on land on sea and in the air, brings your story up today.

Here is K7. Recently a great European nation ordered several million dollars worth of bombing planes to strengthen its air defenses. The planes were constructed, tested, and then shipped in the holes of two great passenger liners.

However, foreign agents working against the nation which ordered the bombers, heard of the shipment. Hardly had the first of the two great liners reached its home port when fire broke out in its hold, such as the background of the story which John Holbroke introduces now.

Thank you, K7. The spies who operated during the World War sought information. The spies and secret agents of today are expected to do more than that. They're often under direct orders to carry on undeclared war by burning, bombing, wrecking, and even murdering.

Our story opens as two such ruthless foreign agents talk in low tones in the deserted lounge of a great continental hotel. You have your bombs ready? It is nearly six o'clock. The ship will duck within an hour.

The bombs are ready, Colvick. We will pick them up on our way to the pier. Good. You are sure we will not be stopped going aboard? I have prepared for that, my friend. These passes.

They will allow us aboard to greet friends. Once on the ship, we will conceal ourselves in an empty state room. The crew is always anxious to get ashore. We will have no trouble. They men working in the holes they have on.

Yes, but they will not see us. It will not be necessary for us to go into the hole where the planes are. We will set the fire bombs forward. Two mid-ships and two in the stern.