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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1936-12-30 . Probably sn01D~ ~_ID~ News .... w.-. nla ehaacIDC te mew Ia esen- HIt; much eoItJIr .. Clatral &lid 1OGtIa,... ....,. .. I I 0 lei II c , , y • • N • • • P II P • r. FIVE CENTS IOWA CITY, IOWA WEDNESDA Y, D~CEMBER 30, 1936 VOLUME XXXVI 'UMBER 180 Flashes => BOARD O.K.'s . lOW A MEA. U,UE WASHINOTON, 1)(>c. 29 (AP) -Gov. Clyde L. Herr)] 1', Iowa. ,Ilelllltor.elect, left lor Iowa. todllY after belog noJrled by the 800lal /IIlCurlty board or approv. al of his IItato's lInemployment " Insuranco law. T~e Iowa. execu· Ilvo brought a COpy of tho la.w A Whopper, ... Manslaugh~er GERMAN WARSHIP HOVERING NEAR SPANISH COAST to WlUlhlngton J.o prells for a.p. II $28,000 Will pl'oval bofol'& tbe Dec, 81 dead. Case Still In line. ** *'" ** ** ** '===~===~~~~~=~==~ Go for Boy, M(}sqltito Swaiwwing a Mule Wins Liw'" Title Hands 0.£ Jury TO MAKE PROBE Fo,. Miohigan Woman Says Friend IN PLANE CRASH IllCAOO, Dee. 29 (AP)-A gargantuan mosquito that Jury . Retires at 1 :30 snapped up a mule was villain of the prevarication that won the Claim Truee Made By DvnUANK, Cal., Du. :fI (/\ I') After 10.Hour Debate -.w inquiry to detennilla medal aud title of the world's champion liar for 1936 for Mrs. Oflicials Helped To Gale Bal'llilouse of i"owlel"vi\lc, Mich. Falls to Decide .. hetlrer nogllg~'lIL-e WIUI lnvolv· Settle Tacoma Case ed III Sunday nlght'll tra.lIsPl/rt O. C. Hulett, pr'csident 01' the Burlingtoll , Wi.·. • Liars' club, plane (lr&8h was IIlJnOWlced which arranges the annual contest, announced the award tonight. A JO·hou,· debutc on th" folu ot IOth.y by ('ocone.- JoTailk Nance, Mrs. Bal'Jlbouse's story concel'lled the biggest mosquito in 21·ycQI'·0Id Oliver Seerlng. 011 tl'lal TA MA, Wash., 0 (' . 29 wblle pack and dnlt 1~1I ! Mlchlgan, where s he said they had in the J ohnson county distrIct court (AP)- friend of th Dr. W. carrioo the bodies of 1Z vliCtlnl8 the "bIggest mosquItoes In the on manslaugh tel' chal'ges, enCIed In W. Matt II family reveal d to out or secluiled RIce Callyon. world." She told how Its diet sta.rt· nigh n gotiations ror tbe re III calling a.l InQu t lor lIext Pontiff Dozes a. deadlock whell the jury of nine ed with baby chicks. but advanced turn of kidnaped harlf.'8 Matt· week, Coroner Nance 811ld: ". to g"OWl\ ducks, turkeys. calves men and three women retired at believe It I the usual procedure Res tless Iy.; I S (u\<1 even a couple of milk co",s. 1:80 lhls morning. Locked In a room son, 10, arc "definitely under 10 Jsnd pa88el\lere at Bakers· "B"t now It's dcaQ," lIn·s. Barn- since 3:30 yestcnlay a.Cternoon. the way" aud payment of th" lleld In case of storm over the I house rclated. "Last ,wec k It swOOp' jury called the ba.lliff tor a mid· Teba.chapl ridge." The south. ' g p'll'n $2 ,000 ran om will lik Iy bt> Sufferm U Icd down, opened Its mouth and night sna.ek and retired. bound nlted Airline plane made within 12 hollJ'll. ~ snapped up our old mule. When I "It will be at least noon teday and crashed into the callyoll8le1e, 20 saw that mosquito's mouth close, I possibly later berore they reach a The poke man rc(US('d t" miles north. 800II after Pilot Doctors. Seek Effective Ithought to myself, 'Tbere gQeS a. venllct," unoftlclal observors who allow hi name to be u d. Edwin Eo WOIll had lL8.ked for ' R t· darned good mule.' But old Maude had been waiting at the courthouso H said the "tro " Ud a radio bea.m to guide him SedalIve to e !eve I lashed out with both hind feet be' German baWeelllp &dmiJ'aJ IcIleer declared. llY del)(lTtm nt of Ju tlCI) nta ill rough torm clou. Illto Vololl J fOI'o the mosquito could Pope's Severe Pain 8Wa. Il0,~, ~Iother Paces Ji100r The German battleship Admiral cheer is the most powerful in the nllzi fleet liovcrillg n('Ilt' air terlllhtal here. and bl'Oke Its neck!'1 /lea.rchlng (or th bOy stolen rrooR As the j uron detoa.ted last ulght the Spanit:!h coast to force surrender of passengers and cargo or the German freight l' Palo , Roman Links ot San Franc)sco hls home Sund y nIght bad opt'n ,I VATICAN CITY. Dec. 30 (Wild· the elderly mother of the youthful released yesterday by socialist BHboa. 'rhe nazi warship are expected to search hips of any or (See LIARS, page 3) th way for n gotlallonll betwe!'n nesday) (AP)-Pope PI us XI early Seerlng pa.eed the floor in front of all nations heading for Bilboa if the cargo, which Spain asserts was munitions, i not I' turn d WISCONSIN A.LMUNI tho famtly and the abductor. this morning was reliably staled the grand jury room. WltI"l her to Germany. BACK GLENN FRANK to be dozing restlessly after a night F... R Di'scusses were both of Seerlng's sisters and • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .. • • • • , . J«fuses Flllaneial AJtI In which Il gloomier note wppeared one of hIs lhree brothers. Dr. lIraltllOn. father of Ch rIM. WIUI r~pOn.ed ready to pay til MAD! 'ON, Wi ., oec. 29 (API In Vatican reports Of his condItion. I Seerhur Is the driver of a car Dr, AmanU Milani. the pontiff's which July 12 collided Madan with $2 ,(100 1'I\.IlIIom d ll'Iand "In hI "'" - anlver~lty or WIS()onsln Aim f or Future wny" n.ftcr r tuelng ~nl ot offer. chief physician, spenl the nigbt In a Car ddven by Dr. Pa.ul Hogan France, Britain Will Again Ask alu"'nl ~Iallon directors or tllJJUl('11lI ald. Tho tlllJllly trl nd unanimously adopted a. resolu· thc papal apartments, r"equcntll' of Tlt'fln. As a resu It of the collision checking' the condItion of his pa· to Abolish Mrs. Hogan and Margaret Dunbar, MId Dr. Matt 011 lacked any IU II tlon today &liking for a. "full and Will Seek ~ waN tlent. a. rpassenger in Seertng's ca.r, were amount In h whl'n harl lair statemenf of tho charges" I. Nazis to Ban Volunteers to Spain stolen but had 1)1. 1011100 It Blne The I)hra.se describing his holl· Child Lahor, Raise both Insi:Al.ntly killed. against Presld lIt 01 nil Frank • Sunday. nelll!' condition as "very satlsfa.c· State wltn!llls68 Monday charged • • • • • • • • • • tn the move to dl5oulll8 him. with Wages, Cut Hours The family I'rlr nd·. IIla.l llI"nt lory." almost dally 81I1e., th e pope that Seering WUB intoxicated at tho "anlpl opportunity" for Frank HERE IT IS followed hy only a few hou ... assur. Wall st,·lcken. tli ..... l>rJellred. to IIC r . tinie of the aoeldent. They also saId to d rend himseJr. The resolu· nJaee!l by: WASUINGTON. Dec. 29 (AP)- he was on tho wronll' side of the Refusal Means Seeks to Alter ance from anOlhel' Qlokrmnan that tlon, rulopted at a closed se8810n President Roosevelt made p laln.roa.d DU he r-Alled the crest of D "none of u CIInnectcd with the cu "Prolongallon ot the pore's 1)1'''''' h _ """ a 20 Per Cent of Chop 20 cxl)('Qls lUI> Il,·vl·I"PIlI ntll oC MY altOndPd by U or tho board ent state cannot ('ontrllmlc Imp,·ove· tOday that some new move by t I"e 11111 o'n Willch tllo coll"'"'lon oceurre".... mcmb rs, w8.8 Ule first oUlclal federal government to abolish ch Id ho.'s No Emotion Aid to Madrid Suey is Hog Meat Neutrality law kind ton hI." m nt to his g neral condIUon"- labor, shorten hours conaldered too action laken by th" alumni III sleeplcssness resulting rrom terriClc Seel·lm;" 'Who has been held In Dul'lng th day, numlTUul or! I'll the controvers,. Ilaina In the left leg and weakenIng long a1ld raIse ce'rtaln wages 18 the county jail Hlnce Dec. 3 unable .Fear Hitler May Desire WASHINOTON', Dec. 29 (AP)- F.R. Hop to Prohibit of C8.lIh pourt'd Into til Mllttaon , of rcsistan<:-e. definitely In the offing. to meet his bond • • howed no erno. ,- .Pan 01 the myslery abOut 'What home. At a prCSl! conference, Mr. Roo· 1'011 at 'Imy ' time during the tw , Separate 'Deal' With gocs Into chop suey WIl8 cleared up Export of Airplanes Orandpar~nl l\rake Oflfr Sook Efrecth'e Sellatl".- 1..- d .. t hi' ., SOCIA.LlST TROOPS ...,velt ec.red t .. a IIOmet nil' must "~y trJa.t. yesterilay 11& County At· . B .. h G Itod.W !,y Secretary Vollu.c. TA MA, IUI"., Dec. U (AP)-- ,1 Phy8lclans 8,,1<1 they ~1I11 were b 1 t d th kl f hll ..,. rltis overnment h! e {0110 0 en e wor nil' 0 c - torney E. A. -Idwln gllNe his filial . ... One ot the reasons 0 gave Dr To Socialist Spain A el8.llllified advert! m nt In th" hopeful of Clndln,.; Illl effective hi" -r KILL 5,000 01 FOE dren. COl'b long OUl'S and ncreas" piea, Seerlng turned loward his . U Idlng that a large retall 8tore eattle Tim" arouJed '))e()ulallon sedaUve to relieve the llolv Father's h I I ' U" I,A""EI·m B l'AlCK'''l' tI.' , t OBe wage rates wh ch he con~ de..
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