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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
U. S. Accepts Full
Japanese Apology
For Ship Bombing
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positive assurance that the bomb
ing was accidental. He outlined in
detail the measures Japan has TAX
IN to prevent a recurrence, and
offered to pay the damage.
Earlier, Welles had indicated to
a press conference that the hasty
regrets expressed by the japanese
in Tokyo were not sufficient, This
government apparently was willing
to close the incident only after
assurances had been given against
repetition.
The damage To the gunboat was
believed to be negligible. 1t cost the
japanese S2,214,OO0 when they sank
the u. S. S. Panay in China in
1887. Two American sailors were
killed.
Officials indicated that this gov
ernment had made an issue of what
they might have taken as minor
incident, because the attack was
the third the Tutuila had undergone
at the hands of Japanese.
Nomura was plainly concerned
when he visited Welles yesterday
He told reporters that the situation
was too delicate" to discuss with
them.
It am doing my best to iron out
difficulties and maintain best rela-
tions between your country and my
country" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
India .
Alert -

LONDON, Aug. CUP)-L. S.
Amery secretary for India, warned
the House of Commons today that
the war may spread to India in
the next few months.
india is at war; Amery said
"and the menace of war may well
draw closer to her shores from the
east and from the west in the next
few months
He promised that India would
achieve dominion status.
1T is today a matter of general
acceptance he said, that India
should as soon as practicable at
tain dominion status or as I prefer
to call it free and equal partnership
in our British commonwealth
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
Noziis
Dare
British
BY UNITED PRESS

German newspapers suddenly
started jeering at Great Britain
Friday because it had not attempted
TO invade the continent. and re-
ports from Norway said the Ger
mans were engaged in a four day
maneuvers program there designed
TO test defenses against an invaS-
ion.
Friday was the 27th anniversary
Of the start OF the world war. A
year ago today Dunkirk had fallen
and the Germans were preparing tC
invade Britain
Voelkischer Beobachter the Nazi
l-arty newspaper. led the chorus
against Britains "timidity' United
Press Berlin dispatches said. L
headlined:
"Churchills only diversion fo.
Soviets; unprecedented chatter Of
fensivel Where's that English IN
vasion? British air forces nonstop
offensive collapses bloodily: short
lived childish illusion"
The only support Russia had re-
ceived from Britain and the United
states, Voelkischer Beobachter said
was the complete moral and
propagandistic support Of Anglo
American plutocracy."
The totals of the Red army's
dead and prisoners have crossed
the 100000 mark" it added "anC
its losses in tanks as well as air.
planes are very near the 10000
mark"
The newspapers asserted that or
June %. the day Germany at
tackled Russia, inhabitants of the
Dutch coast avoided the beaches"
in the belief that the British would
attempt an invasion of the con-
tinent.
Stockholm said reports from Nor
way indicated not only that ex-
tensive maneuvers were going or
now to test anti-invaSion defenses
but that similar exercises would be
held soon along the entire west
coast at all points considered vul-
nerable TO attacks from the sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01

us"
At meeting after meeting, Wedg-
wood said, "some emissary of Amer
lea First would get up and say:
What about India? You've put
many Indians in Jail. Why don't
you practice democracy there?"
In the United States, he added,
they've not got the faintest idea
what we have done in India or
that every province in India is
self-governing today-just as self
governing as every state in Amer
ica.
"They have heard agitators tell
ing lies and think we are now tyr
annizing India"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
Ell CENTRAN JOINS
NAVAL RESERVE

Raymond x. Ingold of Ell Centre
was slated Friday to leave early
next week for San Diego to assume
duties as Yeoman, first class, in
the U. S. Naval Reserve. Ingold
formerly was stenographer with
the U. S. immigration service in
Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
IS EPILEPSY Inherited?
WHAT CAUSES 1T?

A booklet containing the opinions of fam
GUS doctors on this II :eresting subject will
be sent FREE. while II ~ last. TO any reader
writing to the Educ; ionai Division. 53s
Fifth Ave. New York. N. T.. Dept A-aeS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
ANNULMENT SOUGHT

A complaint for an annulment
was on file Friday in the county
clerks office, brought by Rufus r.
Boyer who charged that Dorothy
Williamson was already married
when a marriage ceremony was
performed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-01
HAY STOLEN

Theft OF six tons of hay from
ranch six miles north and a half
mile west of Brawley was reported
to the sheriff's office Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
200 in Vaudeville Show
Thursday at Jason Lee

ling exhibition by physical ednca-
tion boys: trumpet solo, Arthur
Nylander; piano duet, Bob Collins
and Lorna Lee Cooper: The wom-
an in the Shoe" novelty number
by the Girls Glee club: flute trio.
David Reese. Fred sehweitzer.
Katherine Wersen: Elizabeth
Bailey and Harvey REIN In a duet.
"A Garland OF Old Fashioned
Roses" one-sct comedy The
Present" trumpet trio. Eric An
gus. Paul Bevis. Art Nylsnder.
accordion trio. James Carbonns.
David Crockett, Geraldine Fsrrar,
'Headliners." tap dance by Gary
LAHORE, Jim Nylander. Joyce
Sheets, Janet LAHORE. Muriel Mon
tague. Lois Hanson and Dick
Fechtel. There also will he several
presentations byithe band and or.
chestra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Two hundred students will take
part In a fast moving vaudeville
program to be put on by the stu
dents Improvement club at Jason
Lee junior high school this Thurs
day night. Proceeds will be the
student contribution TO the i'm
provement Of the visual education
department Of the school. Alicia
Mathers and Edward LaChsppelle
are masters OF ceremony.
The program opens with Melody
Land" chorus by Jason Lee
Girls Glee club and includes a pan
tomime, Spring Fever" by Verla
Anderson. Joyce Engevik, Helen
Holmstrom. Charles McHaney.
George Monty. Walter Loewen-
stein; saxophone solo. Bruce Park
err; Pirates" a chorus by the
Boys Glee club, with solo by Cor
don Anderson; pyramid and tumb-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Month S Revenue
On Ferries Hiqh
Still Complaining
About Poor Service

Containing indication that trsf-
fee On the Pt Fosdick Sixth sv-.
ferries. put in operation by the
state 70 replace Nsrrows bridge,
Will be heavy this summer. rev
enue figures were made public
Thursday by r. r Fetterolf. as
sistsnt manager. Tacoma Chamber
Of Commerce.
Total revenue earned by the
ferries in January was sis.0iss IS
TIE figure for February was
sIs.as4.45.
IN March the lines revenue total
ross steeply TO S23.6aS.6s.
As the season advances. the
"take" undoubtedly will grow,
probably to reach a peak in July
August.
Complaints still are being voiced
rs to adequacy and regularity OF
the service, all of which are being
forwarded by the local chamber
TO the state highway department,
ferry operator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Oscar Rjsrab. IS. Of Denmark.
MAS b<ing held in the city jail
Thursday for L. $. immigration
authorities following his arrest in
Seattle Wednesday afternoon He
vi be questioned shout his entry
into the L. ;.
When arrested. he was carrying
four watches and a Gamers. One
watch Was identified as the prop
erty 81 Ed Sorenson. 1914 50. J.
who said IL Was stolen recently at
the Coliseum Bowling alleys The
other watches also were believed
stolen. according to police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Jewish Service Men
Invited to Service

Friday evening will be observed
as Army Sabbath by Tslmud Torsh
synagogue. Jewish service men Of
fort Lewis and adjoining posts will
be the guests Of the congregation
and Chaplain John T. Kendall viii
be the guest speaker. Rabbi Il. /.
TRIGGER Will offIeiste and viii wei
come the gueats. Services begin at
Sis p. N.
Following the services there viii
Do an informal tea and social hour
in tho synagogue vestry rooms.
with members % the Wornen's aux
ilisry serving as hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Three Legislators
Are Club Speakers

John T. MeCutcheon. c. A. Err
dahl and 2. A. vsne. all members
Of the South Tacoma kiwsnis club
who served in the last session Of
the state legislature. spoke At the
meeting Of the club Wednesday
evening. discussing highlishts Of
the recent session. Songs were
sung by Maj. Percival NJ. Blinken-
sop. Everett Craven and Tommy
Van waegoner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

II received dispatch from Rep.
Coffee several days ago said DIR.
Todd. asking II there would be
any objection 10 designating the
College Of Puget Sound a. one
of those centers. told him that
there would be no objection but
that wanted TO know more sbou,
the details. So far have heard
nothing more.
As ! understand the pro-
possI. the state department do
sires to establish several such
centers for the promotion Of
better international relations
In the western hemisphere.
This program includes estsb-
Hshing facilities Mt . number
of educ tionsI institutions
with exchange profossorships
and scholarship. That IL only
my general understanding but
can say nothing definite
until more details 81 the
plan are received from kep.
Coffee"
Or Frank @. Willston. profess
SCR Of history and political science.
expressed qualification over the
announcement.
4 am not surprised that such q
bill has been introduced said he
The state department recently
has added several men whose
duties are 10 devise ysy, and
means u establishing closer rsls-
tons between the Americas. II
- ems that We are going 10 do the
same thing In the western nemi-
sphere that we have been doing
m Europe and make u az easy as
/ possible for the schools 10 sx-
change professorshlps and scholar
ships The more ws Of the west
ern hemisphere know about each
other the better IL Will be for us
arm extremely gratified 10 learn
that the College Of Puget Sound
/, TO have a part In establishing
this understanding"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
TRAFFIC ARTISTS

Emma Ryan. 1908 East X At.
vas arrested Wednesday after she
reportedly drove nsr car over a
fire hose at Wright and Mckinley
sves.
n. u. Bronson, Co. y. isist Inf. d.
Camp Murray. was booked on a
charge OF passing a car on the
right side.
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Coffee Introduces $4,000 Bill
T or Pan-American Center at CPS

Establishment of Pan-American center at the College
of Puget Sound to be supported out of federal approp
alton of 100000 annually is proposed in bill introduced
Wednesday by Rep John NJ Coffee of Tacoma
according to dispatch received by The Times The bill
said to be in conformity with plan Of the state depart
TO establish closer cultural we'll trade relations
between the countries in the western hemisphere
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
DANCE POSTPONED

The army dance. originally sched-
uled In the parish house Of Christ
Episcopal church Saturday night.
has beeen postponed until May 3.
according 10 an announcement
Thursday.
Adams Peanut Butter il made
fresh daily and often delivered
warm 10 your grocer. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

N go ksvs ~ received ysss sepy -
essptss ~ Twelve 49, eivesess
bviamiee IN ~ ssesssis~el kley eoepo
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Core Of the News
CLUB MEETS FRIDAY

The Park Avenue and South I'D
Street Improvement club will meet
at 7:45 p. m. Friday in the school
annex.
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist.
-(Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
BOARD soLns MEETING

Routine business was 10 be trans
acted at the Tacoma school boards
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
Central school.
Butter cheaper at Cow Butter
Store. Adv
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

That the College OF Puget Sound
is 10 be one Of several such centers
was confirmed by DIR. Edward II.
Todd, president OF the college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

New. Exciting Me-
Sum lsuer I'd Savlmj
It's s.N1Ore N1erclu
D'mASk DINNER SET
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LINEN NAPKINS
irnoeins' impostsd
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avon,in. DE wolves.
third fioef
PLAID SHEET BLANKETS
euy ohsod 10, summer
cone-~hsn you hove
sno"e. ., ' s'ss. .''s ., - n
this price, csond quality
third floor
2Ix21 DED PILLOWS
Sow. on these good 7ls2T-in.
psllo~s plump With clean. 0A0A~
white chicken ,so,hsp AGA 08
tess.
third floor
OIx0 PE'OlE SHEETS
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
LEATmEhETTE

Sefop books. ps,ofo oibssns.
stosonesy eobin<fs. ~o,is bo<-
ssss ~ sesbosssd lsoshsssffs
ore nay Sale ~saa<ssi Write.
bso~n. rich green.
street fIoo>
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

CHENILLE nUoS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

The Sesfe.inch cloth ard u
ropksrs bowed 81 pat 2tel GA00
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riched cereals and enriched bread
and bread flour, nuts, and peas.
Vitamin BE- is sometimes called
vitamin C also and also goes under
the name riboflavin. If your nails
have been brittle and grow slowly
and break off easily or your hair
and skin are generally in poor con-
dition, add some of these good
sources of vitamin BIZ to your diet:
milk, liver, eggs, cheese, lean meats
and leafy vegetables.
Gums bleeding? Teeth decay cas-
lily? Perhaps you're missing out on
vitamin C, for this is the vitamin
that goes right into your system and
helps you have good teeth and bones.
If your diet contains plenty of citrus
fruits demons, oranges, grapefruit),
tomatoes, fresh fruits and vegeta-
bles, you won't have trouble with
teeth, bones, or wounds not healing
Vitamin D boosts vitamin c and
calcium into action, makes them
utilize the other vitamins and min
erals. Vitamin D isn't easy to find
in foods, although eggs, salmon,
sardines and herring contain some
of it. Milk can be fortified with this
vitamin and then it is called cir
radiated." Most common way of
getting the vitamin is either through
milk of this type or by taking cod
liver oil in winter, sunbaths in the
summer, for it is formed in the skin