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TIiE ORIENT

The United States today re-
jected japans program for n
Japanese-dietated new order
in China and at the same time
offered TO loin in All interna-
tional conference To discuss
Chinas future.
American Ambassador Joseph
Clark Grew at Tokyo delivered the
note. rejection Of the new
order" program which Japan out
lined Nov. Is in reply TO United
states demand Tor an open door
policy IN China
II came at q particularly un.
welcome IN omeut Immediately
after revelation that Wang Ching
Wei who until the start 81 the
Chinese Japanese war was premier
Of China. had broken with Cen.
eralisslmo Chang kai-Sheh and
was negotiating with Japanese
agents for peace
Japans new order program
was based on the assertion that.
-. In the face Of the new
situation fast developing In
Fast Asia any attempt 10
sppl, 10 conditions Of toda,
and tomorrow inappiie n bic
ideas Of the past would neither
contribute toward the rsisb-
hshmeni OF real peace In East
Asia nor solve immediate is-
Sues"
The United States note
ne-ptatsa the traditional sup.
! port by IN. United States OF
the sanctitv Of treaties
= Reminded Japan OF the inter.
4 national covenants covering
the Far East
= Asserted the United States
, war cognizant Of changed
conditions. but was nnsympathstie
toward unilAtsral settlement OF
Chinese problems, that IT, settle
mcnt by direct action of one nation
without regard 10 Others
A Reminded Japan that In the
past situations such M that
which has arisen IN China wer.
settled through consultation
C--Asseried the readiness 81 the
y United States to Join IN an
international conference 10 con
slider the Chinese problem.
~ Grew visited the foreign Of
flee, japanese newspapers were
displaying the sensational news
that former Premier Wang Of
China IN statement issued
through his agents In Hong Kong
had urged peace negotiations with
Japan.
The same newspapers published
New Year statements Ia which
Foreign Minister Aflls sald Japan
vas going to end the idea that
the orient Wa colony for Ocei-
dental capitslistlc countries and
Admiral Mitsumasa Y0nal. navy
minister. said II was Imperative
Japan insure command of the
western Pacific.
u wAs embarrassing for he gov
eminent. too. that the United
states note came during series
~ cabinet conferences concerning
China and the prospective reOr-
ganizaiion 81 the ministry q re-
organization a. part 81 which
Prince Fumimaro konOys may re-
Hnquish the prime ministry.
AS regards The peace move which
Wsngs statement dlkciossd. Jap
snese Ners Inclined 70 regard n a.
the first step toward q mueh Do
sifed settlement
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VIM. W. SHIELDS DEAD

SEATTLE - Funeral services
were planned today for William W.
SHIELDS. 50. former King county
treasurer AMI chief assistant in the
office four yesra. Shields died u
a heart attack late yesterday.
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LiUing Chances
Lost N Jecs

Nine new DEGREES. which Nill 20
into effect sunday. snd officially
for the Vast ma JDI1ty u German
Jews ne chance 10 make hyiHK
At the same time. the Jewish com.
Continued on Page :. Column y
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and unlawful assault upon an at
torney. who. in the regular per
Torrance of his duty was serv-
ing a summons He added he had
been under medical care as result
of the alleged attack
KATY attorney. Murphy o.
Tate. said two dcput, sheritf>.
had been assigned To serve
summons In the damage suit
before Miss Henie leaves town
AT the end of her engagement
tonight.
The plagiarism suit was filed
against Miss Henie and the film
corporation for Fred Walton.
Chicagoan who claimed movie in
which the skating star recently
PLAYED f"Thin Ice") was taken
from a scenario he had written.
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NevV Year Born; 1000 Miles
Per Hour it Speeds to u. S.

WELLINGTON. \. 1.-THE New Year born today in
lonely Chatham Island 4li miles southeast OF New Zex
and and raced westward 1000 miles hour toward the
United States
fisher the world The lire east
soth
longitude that siwsya ~
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DR.. BONEBRAkE IS DEAD

sOiDGsDAi.E. wssh. So Df.
Allan hDaebfsks. -. dean NJ East
~rn Washington xesntry dostofs.
died today
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UNITED STATES
SAYS mo" TO
JAP ANS PLANS
Won't Accept War Inn
posed New Order;
Suggests Pow Wow
on China Future
tRttlErf>l

CIT >.kt>6. Chins---Japsae..
airplanes, raiding kaeilin. dropped
inc-ndiar, bombs on the <o~riesn
baptist hospital and the American
church mission. Chinese sources
alleged todaN.
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Practitioner, Charged With
Wife's Murder, S1urenders

DENNER-Dr. Raymond L. Atterberry, 40, Canon City
Colo osteopath sought by police of three states in connection
With the mysterious death of his attractive 3yearod wife
Mona drove up Denver police headquarters shortly before
and
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SLAYER, FOUR
OTHERS BREAK
YAkIMA's JAIL
Saw Bars, Use Soap
10 Grease Opening;
One Of 5 Fuaitives
Il Recaptuvsd


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wElATHER AND TIDES
haia tonight and Tuesday. Tees-
psrsinsess High, -; Ie~. -. 80
rise.. 1876; sets. s;3z.
Tides Tomorrow
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .,.............&2,70s, 900
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ton TO that remark, today she let
II 20. I'm not talking about her
personality. it's her clothes"
Dolly always looks nice"
Mice and frumpy." Saying II,
Marian knew that Dolly was not
frumpy except by her own stand
ards. those of the Loop business
woman. Dolly wore pretty clothes.
She looked sweet in them. Pretty
and sweet-it wasn't enough these
days
Randy Means was only human,
he a like smart, well-turned-out
girl. Dolly had been known TO
carry a black purse with brown
shoes. sometimes she wore her
gloves twice without washing
them.
Just take my advice and leave
Dolly alone Dan was saying. He
did not add. you might spoil her"
but the inference was plainly
there
Marian unused. It'd be joke
on us II Dolly married Randy
Means. I'm afraid she wouldn't
be cleaning our apartment any
more" II was really something
of a thought Who would take
care Of them IL Dolly?
They stopped at the market.
Tenderloin steaks. glass of pre-
served figs. Dan loved preserved
figs and cream cheese. Marian
was deliberately playing up to
Dan that night. There were cold
potatoes in the refrigerator. Shed
fry them crisp for Dan. Usually
she refused to fry because OF the
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CHANCES
IN c. S. RULES

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PATT ERIN

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= Traffic Rules
Viii BE Changed

Two traffic regulation changes
Nil ARISE from action Of the city
council Wednesday. though the
changes must be brought about by
ordiaaces TO be introduced next
week.
Under one, parking Will be pro-
hioited in the alley directly east
OF St Helens ave. from SO. I'd To
So. 4th SITS This IL the narrow
alley that connects with st. Helens
ave. at the Temple theater. and
has been used for parking pur-
poses by patrons OF the theater
and others attending Masonic
meetings.
The other change will be to
establish a 20 m.p.h speed zone on
Mckinley ave. from Ea. saith to
seth SITS, in accordance with pc
tltion OF Boyle's pharmacy and 81
other merchants and residents. IL
Was requested as a safety measure.
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Garage Employe
Taken Blu Death

Hubert V. Craft, %. Of Route 8
Box iT2. died Tuesday a. = local
hospital. Born In Leham. Wash
be had lived IN this state all his
life and In Tacoma three years
he vas an employe OF the Mo.
toramp garage.
Surviving are his wife. Myrtle
tuo sons. Donald and Thomas: his
mother, Mrs. Grace Craft Of Ia.
coma: two sisters. Mrs lnez
Adams and Miss Edith Craft OF
Tacoma. three brothers. Lawrence
Robert and Richard. all Of TIA
coma. and grandmother, Mrs
John Whitley OF Leham. Wash
Funeral announcement by Mel
fingers
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$4,000 SUIT
AGAINST BANK

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Charging ths bsnk with break
inK ia agreement of secrecy with
hlm. crittsnden asks judgment for
fh~ differences between $50 600 ard
So. 600
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BOND ISSUE IF
AIRPORT BUILT

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ee.t 70 eeiid ~. airport src4slin .
saunzittss. NTlth planning eomaA.-
sson support. proposes.
Paul Morris civil seFerautirs
authority rspFesentaiis. IN the
Northwest LOUIS J Mascek. plaza
arg commssston Chairman. J. !.
Mcdonald. en- ave. service stAtlua
operator. and various others we're
speakers
Corporation Counssl CaroiheFs
expressed ne opinion Il might b
necessary for state legislation %
authorize Joint clty-eounty air
port project.
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whess they are supposedly on sx.
hlhts IN the y~Nsify section this
sees
Hat T~eafna stotc . hsat on
seattle and the collection.
which STAR the ESQ 900 rope
Of matched rs~r-hsed peAriS---
The stars ~ the south s<s.--
has t~~a obtained BY fra.ers
fss thr piea.ar~ and enios-
ns~as ~ IaeamAns Interested
In the unusual
Also In the collection. which
was ohtained from the Imperial
Pearl Syndicate and brought
directly here from the fair In san
tranriseo. h the Glory 81 the
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plainly siss. Nsms. Address and
style Number.
Your clothes express your per-
sonsiity 20 let them be distinctive
Get Anne Adams New Pattern
Book and choose from the many
smart styles shown for every
age. type. and purse! There are
"hlg afternoon" and little eve
ming" styles and vlce-versa. You
will see ssrcamline froeks for the
gay forties smart home and
street wear Fifth Avenue
accessories wardrobes for
coed and fodder. Plus winter va
cation clothes. a budget wardrobe.
and gifted holiday ideas. Order
your copy now Book i5c. Pat
tern l5c. Book and pattern to-
gether, 25c and tokens.
Send your order to the Tacoma
Times Pattern Department.
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CHAPTER XVI
BY LOUISE HOLMES


Marian worked furiously. run
ming through ledger pages, sort
ing financial data Gradually she
rcgained composure. Early in May
was SO FAR away. ~ much a part
Of the distant future. that II could
b. ignored. The thing to do was
to forget what Or. Moss had said,
10 live each day and let May
answer It's own riddles
Working on a chart. she men
tally laid the first brick in a wall
behind which she would keep her
secret. behind which even she
would never look. The wall was
10 BE- made up of such capable
endeavor that Mr.. Fellows would
look upon her as an absolute ne
cessity TO the office. She would
work for new understanding
with Dan. take more interest in
outside things. parties. lectures,
picture shows--she'd start tomor-
row night by going to dinner with
Dolly and Randy.
There was to be no more irrita-
hility. A cheerful. happy manner
would make her feel cheerful and
happy. Some day she would 20
to Or. Moss. she would laugh and
say, "YOu were mistaken"
The more she thought about It.
the moro certain she became. She
relaxed In the belief that the kind
fates would clear the muddle II
she but let them do il.
At 4 o'clock Dan called. want
something. Marian7 ?"
Moo feel badly about last
night"
Il guess we've been heading
toward last night for long time.
See you at 81 A distinct click
said that he had hung up the re-
ceiyer. The click bothered her for
moment, then she turned back
to her work.
Mr.. Fellows came to look over
her shoulder. Swell" he said
enthusiastically. Those charts will
be invaluable as time goes on.
You're leaving space for the next
10 years. Yep-that's swell"
So everything was all right.
Dan would be waiting at 5. Mr..
Fellows was pleased. the wall was
already amazingly secure. Shed
beat the game. II was months be-
fore she need think of the doctors
verdict again. Anything might
happen before she need think OF
that
Above everything else. Dan must
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} SERIAL STORY
WORKING WIVES
copsstcsY. ssss.
MA sEsvicI INC

not know what the doctor had
said. n she told Dan It might be
real. Dams ignorance. in itself.
denied the faets In reaction
from strain. she grew light
hearted. II was the emotional
pendulum on its upward swing
II must swing back. but. for the
moment, IL was enough to be re-
leased from torment.
She got into Dams car. saying
In a little rush. I'm glad TO see
you. mister"
He said, Thanks" not looking
az her. lie was stil little grim,
Marian noticed the tight muscle
In his jaw.
I'm a good girl now" she said.
Can YOU forget about last night %
No" he answered. but let's not
10 into II again"
She was determined to be pleas
ant. An right" she said lightly.
Anyway. I'm sorry"
HE nodded briefly. Then, did
you see Dolly this morning How
did she and Randy Means make
out >"
He wanted TO hurdle the late
unplessantness and she fell in with
him. "oh, they had a wonderful
time" initiating Dolly. AT least
from Dolly's standpoint it was
marvellous"
Dams jaw relaxed a bit. From
Randy's. too, | guess"
Did you see him today"
"Yeah-had lunch with him
he's completely sold-sort OF in
articulate-you know how people
get"
You don't mean" She left
the surmise unfinished, ready to
laugh.
81 think it's the real thing"
mot really?"
'Sure-and I'm glad for both
Of them. They're two swell people
and I'm glad to see them get to-
gether."
"Oh. I think you're crossing
your bridges before you get to
them"
Time will tell. He asked us
to have dinner with them tomor-
row night at the Medinah Club. !"
Yes. Dolly told me. I wish /
could fix her up a little. Dan.
She's so naive in appearance.
Say. you leave that girl alone.
Her personality wasn't made out
of plastic wood, 1t hasn't gone dry
and hard"
Marian glanced at him. fester-
day she would have taken excep-
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Il ECIPES

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$lO,9l7 SUIT OVER
INJURIES TO Child

Personal injury sui, for sio.pi7.-
IL VAS filed IN superior court here
Wednesday BY an Chop school boy.
Arthur ssuye, JT., through his
father. agslns, the Western Clinic
q Hospital association ~ Tacoma
and it, driver. Joseph Hedgecock.
The action grew from a collision
Of the clinic ambulance and the
Estonvilis school bus In which, the
boy was riding on the ohop-Elec-
iron road last March ~. The boy
suffered permanent scars and al
the time a coneassion OF the brain.
the suit states
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To Relieve Bad Cough In a
Hurry, Mix This at Home

full pint Of medicine that viii amaze
you b. its quick action. IL never spoils,
lasts family long time, and tastes
dne--ehildren love il.
This simple mixture takes right hold
Of cough. For real results. you've
never seen anything better. 1t loosens
the phiegm, sootheS the irritated menu
hranes. and quickly eases soreness and
difficult breathing.
Pirex is compound containing Nor
way Pine aud palztable guaiaeol. in
concentrated form. xell-known for its
prompt action in coughs and bronchial
irritations. Money refunded II il
doesn't please you in every way.
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Below are the answers to ties,
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
/. No.
2. A Rocky mountain rang q
which extends through Wyoming
and Colorado.
5. Every base runner advances
one base.
4. Philip Etter.
8. U. S. government ships.
6. In'-fa-mus; not in-faym'-us.
7. Two hundred and thirty-one.
8. Japan.
o. First cousin once removed.
10. Two p. m.
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CI0-AFl PEACE
SEEMS FAR OFF

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BANKRUPTCY

Bankruptcy petitions were filed
In federal district court Wednss-
day by Harold II. Goodson, Long
view: Hiram X. McAllister. Brook
lyn. Wash. and Ernest Taylor.
Ashford.
Goodson listed liabilities Of $3.50.
assets Of 500. claimed exempt.
acAllster Sss7.TT and Sle5. held
exempt and Taylor s7b4.4o and
$50. claimed exempt.
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Kitchen Helpers

PESTS OF THE PANTRY. In
the pantry or food cupboard. vsri-
Gus beetles and moths may do
damage. The saw-tooth grain
beetle, numerous flour beetles. the
Indian meal moth. the drug store
beetle. and the cigarette beetle
are only a few OF the offenders
They infes, cereals and cereal
products. dried fruits, nut meats
and spices. especially when these
have been kept on the shelves for
several months. and untouched
during the summer.
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Eastwood Absent at Civil
Service Radio Men Hearing

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4onu b surprised how quickly and
onsily yon can relieve coughs due to
ep1ds, when you try this splendid re-
<1pe. II gives you about four times as
nuch cough medicine for your money.
and yonll ilnd Il truly wonderful. for
real relief
Make Z syrup By stirring . cups Of
GKanninf<d sugar and one cup Of water
. few moments. until dissolved. No
cooking needed--if's no trouble AT all.
Then put ~ ounces Of Pinsx fohtain-
I'd from any druExist) into a pint bot
tie. Add your syrup and you have q