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iff Jus I IIP Mir rv hi Largest Qrculatlon Per Capita of Any City in the United Stale from 87,000 to 110,000 Population. TEN CENTS FOUNDED IN 1067 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1936 34 TOO BUSKERS BLANK CYC10N -o NO AID FROM RUSSIA. HUNT KEYS CARDILL I IH REBELS May Provide Clue in Death LANDON CHARTS POLITICAL TOUR RESIDENT KEEPS EYE ON POLITICS of Bride-to-Be. COVINGTON, Ky. UP).

Police I PRESS ON MADRID seeking the slayer of Miss Frances Brady, attractive 30 year old fiancee of a railroad passenger agent, sought futllely for an acceptable RUN CORING AND PLANS A TRIP OP FOUR STATES AS FLIGHT BEGUN THE WEATHER. Itrftrukl! rartly rloudr NuiuUj MihkU); llhU)r coalrt an4r In north Kmmii Mmlly nwtllfd, Mnwht uiwi In ritmti uaihrMl portico. Mon-NVi Monday partly rloudy. Ia: lx-al hirr or Uiuadrratormt, nin (Mnprraturr In rail porikm Hun-day; Monday partly rkady. Dakota! (trraalonal i-londlnoal Sunday and Monday: allihtly eootrr Haa-day la aouthra.t portion.

Wrathrr for lha iww wrrk: for th apprr MUilaalpol and towrr Mlaaoarl lr ad (or Nrbr.kn. Kanua and the Dakolaai Not murk prn-lpltaHon llkrlys Umprratarra mostly abova normal. iEslANDON CHALLENGE Wallace Demands That He Renounce 'Powerful DECORAH, la. CT). Secretary Wallace said If Gov.

Alf M. Lan motive. Mforts were continued on locating two missing keys to a peculiar lock on the front door of the Brady home. Miss Brady's fiance, John J. Record Crowd at Stadium Tentative Schedules Gone Starts Thursday in Bid for O'Donnell, remained in seclusion Watch Huskers Run Wild at Times.

Evacuation of Capital Follows New Bombardment by Insurgent Planes. WOUNDED LEAVING THE CITY Over for Invasion of the West Country. HYDE PARK, N. Y. UP).

Presi Votes of Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana. TOPEKA. JP. An eight day A full pace of pictures and a chart of the Iowa State-Nebraska game will be found on page 7-A. campaign thru Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana for the rich dent Roosevelt kept an eye on politics as he began resting from his after announcing he would post a reward for the apprehension of the killer of the woman, to whom he planned to be married next Wednesday.

"I can't imagine such a thing aa this happening," he said. "I am stunned." Coroner James P. Rlffe, who called the slaying "one of the most baffling murders in the police annals of Covington," said he would hold an inquest Tuesday or Wednesday. prize of 88 presidential electoral don Is a "liberal' he should "at once renounce the support of these few powerful men who have al BY JOHN BENTLEY. Nebraska ushered in the 1936 votes waa scheduled by Governor Landon.

first campaign swing thru the east and looking over tentative schedules for another into the west. Col. Edward N. House, presidential advisor and confidant In the Wilson administrations, and He chartered his fourth major ways been the enemies of agriculture and of the general welfare." MADRID. (Sunday).

UP). Evacuation of Madrid, nearly encircled by fascist battla lines, waa reported early Sunday to have begun following a new bombardment by Insurgent planet. Wounded government militiamen political tour since winning the re The agriculture secretary said football season by playing a game of "forty yards or no count" against Iowa State's Cyclones and look the first step and a definite step it was toward the defense ot publican nomination to start from Topeka the night of Thursday, Lh.iiimhmi.iii, itiHini inn, mam. iwimi.piiiin-iniiniHiTi miitf l. 1 Mmum iiwm i Mrs.

House had luncheon at the president's Dutchess county home. Edward J. Flynn, New York secre Oct. 8, and end here Friday morn and children were understood to its Big Six title by scoring a 34 PIS BECOMES A ing, Oct 16, after addresses in Chicago, Cleveland and a series to 0 victory before a crowd of close "The same old crowd" was "behind the throne" of the republican party. In the past, Wallace said, the interests to which he referred were "the big packers, the speculators of.

Wall street and Lasalle street, and certain lords of corporate industry and finance." tary of state and Bronx county leader, appeared for a morning of rear platform appearances. to 28,500. This set a new record At right Maxim Lltvinoff, Russian commissar for foreign affairs, chats with Senor del Vayo, Spanish foreign minister, at the League of Nations palace in Gen eva. Commissar Lltvinoff recently told the league in an address that Russia had not aided the Spanish loyalists, as some had charged, because Russia desired to avoid conflicts. conference.

In the swing outlined, the gov for all time opening day as While Colonel House was a sup semblages here. ernor will strike portions of Illinois with its 29 electoral ballots SCENE OF SHE porter of Mr. Roosevelt before the Three of the five Cornhusker But since 1933, he added, these a state thru which he has cam 32 Chicago convention, and was a touchdowns came on runs ranging frequent member of the president's entourage in his campaign four paigned three times both going and returning; will enter Ohio with Interests "have been wearing false whiskers and moked glasses." They call their disguise the American Liberty league," he said. THIRD Ml HOLDS years ago, he has been virtually AS STRIKES GROW "The agricultural branch of the from 37 to 97 yards. There wera some ragged displays, fumbles at critical times costing the Corn huskers.

Iowa State also crossed up the reverses with a seven man line, but they couldn't stop Wild Hoss Cardwell who snorted and Its 26 votes and Indiana with its 14, for the second time, and will make his first personal thrust for Michigan's 19. Landon detailed a portion of this trip, before leaving Liberty league is called the farmers' Independence council." PLACES ON BALLOT have been the first to leave the city. They were said to be going to Valencia on the Mediterranean coast to the east. (In that direction alone could persona flee from the capital without encountering the fascist forces, which were strung south, west and north of Madrid.) Officials reported that the Insurgents had dropped 45 bombs In the latest raid, but that there were no casualties and little damage. North of Madrid, surging fascist attacks broke on the government's defenses.

Insurgents Roll Forward. Prom the northeast and northwest. In the Sierra sector, the in-aurgents rolled their lines forward on Madrid as the government pushed expansion of its anti-aircraft defenses. Much Importance was attached In the capital to air raids on Madrid, as it was feared Contending these people pre politically Inactive since Roosevelt's election. From time to time, he has discussed foreign affairs with Mr.

Roosevelt but little political significance was attached to his visit Flynn had nothing to add to previous predictions that the president would carry New Fear of Serious Conflicts Be on a pleasure jaunt. After an early pranced and roared around with tended "they are in no way Identified with the national republican lunch at the executive mansion that ball. Running either to the with Paul Block, newspaper pub Three Cornered Races for right or left this year, the big boy leadership" Wallace said their money is and so are some of their trained seals." lisher and Mrs. Block, the governor left by automobile with Mrs. tween the Radicals and Nationalists.

PARIS. (Copvrleht bv US1. was sliding off tacklers and run York by a substantial margin. Landon for Lawrence to see a ning over them when he couldn elude them. President, Governor and Five Congressmen.

The ballot In Nebraska, with Told of Minnesota Action. By telephone the president was BEAT BABY WITH IRON ROD Boy of 7 Gives No Indication of Remorse. BELLINGHAM. Wash. UP).

A seven year old first grade schoolboy who beat and critically Injured a 22 months old baby with an Iron rod showed defiance toward police, but no remorse, authorities said. "I wanted to knock his (the baby's) brains out" Police Inspector Fred Benson quoted the boy as having said. Police Chief Ralph E. Reed said the lad told Benson, If I were a little older I would punch your nose." The boys' name was withheld. The tiny victim, Roland Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Smith, had a triple fracture of the skull. Reed asserted the boy had shown other evidences of savagery and cruelty in the past football game between the University of Kansas and Washburn col; lege of Topeka. Bernie Bierman, coach of the With the gay life of the French capital already tied ud bv a strike advised by his assistants that ROOSEVELT LEAD Fred A. Curtis and Patrick J.

a third political party upon it, the union party, headed by Lemke for president was practically To World Series Next Year. Before their departure the gov of waiters, scattered rioting on the boulevards gave birth to fears that it was only a curtain raiser Minnesota Gophers, watched the game from the press box. Not given to the use of superlatives at any time, he said he was glad that he had seen the game. Delaney, Minnesota's democratic nominees respectively for governor and senator, had ordered their made up Saturday when the time ernor and Mrs. Landon and Mr.

and Mrs. Block came outside the the insurgents hoped to clear their to a serious conflict between radicals and nationalists. GOES UP AS TI names off the ballots to unite "Does that mean that you'll sleep Several skirmishes broke out be atic and farmer-labor strength against the republican way into the capital by Instilling terror into the Inhabitants. A war ministry communique, however aid 350 of the enemy were killed mansion for photographs. "What's the world series score Landon asked.

"One to nothing the Yankees In better or worse for having seen It?" he was asked. fore the nationalist newspapers Le jour and Le Figaro, located on STATES CHANGE In action near Elvacar village on candidates. Mr. Roosevelt onerea no comment on that campaign development but, unofficially, white house officials let it be known the fourth," he was told. Best He's Seen.

"I'm lust el ad I saw it. I was the Champs Elysees, but a larger and far more dangerous conflict the Cordoba front la foreseen Sunday at' the Pare they considered the withdrawal des Princes, just outside Auteull, excellent strategy. surprised at the small difference there is between the first and sec ond Nebraska teams. I will say that I believe this to be the best where the members of French Delaware and Minnesota Presidential aides a I an Government forces operating from Ollas Cabanas de la Sagra were reported to have renewed their counter-attacks on the fascist captors of Bargas despite a continuous bombardment from 12 Insurgent bombers which lasted for declinations and nominations by petition closed. There were no withdrawals, but this not necessarily foreclose candidates from declining any time before the list of candidates In nomination Is certified county clerks.

The court decisions indicate that a candidate may withdraw any time up to the last-minute before ballots are printed by county clerks, altho the law requires declinations to be filed thirty days prior to election. With the union party legally organized In the state by mass convention, there will be a three cornered race among Landon, republican; Roosevelt democrat and Lemke, union party nominee for president Running mates of each candidate for president will appear on the ballot Nebraska team I have ever seen," social party, or Cross of Fire, plan to prevent a monster communist mass meeting. Col. Fran-cols de la Rocque, chief of the Bierman said. The waa nine minutes old Turning to tell Block goodbye, Landon said: "It was nice to see you.

We'll take in the world series next year." The publisher told reporters he was "certain that New England and the east will go for Landon. The fight is in Illinois, Ohio and Michigan," Block said, naming three of the four states on Lan-don's next campaign trip. He added: "I fell certain of Landon's election and have since the beginning." Mrs. Landon went to cheer for her alma mater, Washburn. Peggy the entire morning.

Shift in Gallup Presidential Poll Report. BY GEORGE GALLUP. Director, American Institute of Publio Opinion. NEW YORK. Breaking a six itinerary for the chief executive's political sortie into the west was nearing completion and would be announced within a day or two.

Mr. Roosevelt planned to "take it easy" here until Monday night then make an overnight train trip to Washington, from where the western campaign trip is expected to start about Friday. newly named social party, announced that his militant nationalist followers will force equality among citizens by stopping the when the first Husker score waa rung up. Starting on their own 37 yard line, the Scarlet marched and passed the 63 yards to the first touchdown the miatnlneH Reports from Iznalloz, about 16 miles from Granada, said the government fighting men "annihilated" an Insurgent column of 40 trucks advancing toward Alcala la Real, while their anti-aircraft batteries shot down two of the Estimate 10 and a Half Mil communist demonstration, inas much as the nationalists were for lions Needed for State So-. cial Security Program.

bidden by the government to bold Averlll Harriman, New York march being marked by Cardwell's 38 yard scamper on a hidden ball play and a forward, Johnny Howell to Game Captain McDonald a meeting. week stalemate during which neither major party had been able to gain ground, President Roose three enemy bombers strafing Three petition nominations and Anne Landon, a student at Budget estimates calling for The situation was regarded as financier and former deputy administrator of the NRA, waa the only other caller at the Roosevelt home. their troops. Reports received here said 11 101-2 millions of state funds for one union party nomination were filed at the last minute. Petition extremely dangerous because it is waa an ardent backer of the opposing eleven.

The governor, a velt's popular majority moves up picKing up is yards. It was a double lateral that brought the touchdown. Francis to Dourlaa to Card- a state-federal social security program that would provide about graduate of Kansas university, told White house attaches said Mr. nominees are known as Independent candidates. They can have no party name on the ballot their names being followed only by the ward in the latest nation wide poll of the Institute of Public Opinion.

well, Cardy eluding two Iowa the first time since the leftist parties came to, power under Premier Blum that they have been threatened with resistance from the fascists. Half a million communists and socialists have been 000 copper miners were defending the area In southwestern Spain, north of Seville, where the British owned Rio Tlnto copper mines are located. They were said to be using tanks made from the copper biate tacklers who had a fine chance to nab him. newsmen he would just cneer "for Kansas." The nominee planned a quiet Sunday. He said no major engagements or activities were listed 13 1-2 millions for old age pensions in the 1937-39 blennlum were submitted Saturday by the state assistance committee.

The committee's budget filed Roosevelt had not yet begun work on additional campaign speeches. Agriculture, labor, and reciprocal tariffs are expected to receive major attention In the earlier word "By petition." Senator Nor- The president polls 53.2 percent The second touchdown camn nn called to the Pare des Princes, out of those mines In meeting bit with Tax Commissioner Smith, prior to his departure Thursday. the next klckoff when Big Sam Francis rumbled down the east sideline for 97 varda. never ones rls is one of these. As such nis petitioners were not required to pay the usual filing fee of J50 for a candidate for United States sen ones, with perhaps some amplifi and If Colonel La Rocque carries asks the unicameral legislature to ter fascist assaulta.

An Insurgent Government out his threat there might be a appropriate $10,477,797 for social veering from his course. This of the major party vote today his highest in institute ballotings since Gov. Alfred M. Landon was nominated by the republicans in June. The new figure, based on returns in a 237,920 ballot poll, compares with 52.6 percent in the Institute's voting two weeks ago.

in Chicago Oct Lanaon was expected to discuss the federal budget. Aides predicted his Cleveland speech Oct 12 would deal bloody clash. ator, the law being silent regard WITH THE INSURGENT security for the biennium beginning next July 1. Federal match cation of subjects wmcn ne touched on in addresses in the Industrial east. Mrs.

Roosevelt was expected to accompany the president on the western stumping trip. ARMY, Marching on Madrid. was as oaa a piay as has been executed here in a long time. The klckoff from Fred Poole's toa waa Policemen Are Thick. PnllMt wn thick In Paris, but with government organization and ing grants under the federal social security act as it now stands, (Copyright by US).

Massing troops and 150 bombing planes In a final drive on Madrid from thiv were enpaeed for the most ing a fee from petition candidates. Norria as a nonparty man will thus make up a three cornered contest with Simmons, republican, and Carpenter, democrat as his opponents. low and hard, the ball tearing thru would make Nebraska eligible to The president has gained 14 part In pacifying rows growing approximately 81-2 millions adcl francis' nanus. He ran back and scooped it up as It was bouncing around on the vard II Tha (Continued on Page 2-A, CoL 4) electoral votes during the fortnight bringing his total to 306, tlonal, or a grand total of about out or me waiters sirwe. Sunday, however, 6,000 gardes mobile will he ordered out to ston narades other ten Huskers began clearing 19 millions for social security in the two year period.

AAA REPLIESJO STEFAN Says Benefits Withheld in Three for Governor. The gubernatorial race is also civil service, and the one at Detroit Oct 13, with relief. Landon will spend the night in Cleveland and leave the next morning for Detroit on a schedule still undetermined. After his Detroit speech Tuesday, Oct 13, the governor was scheduled for two days of rear platform appearances on the homeward route thru Michigan, Indiana and Illinois. W.H.M.S.

HONORS OFFICERS and demonstrations having their (Continued on Page 5-A, Col. 1.) For the 18 months ending next triangular with Griswold, republican; Cochran, democrat and Pet June 30 the 1935 special session origin in the conflict oi leu ana right wing creeds. Beception Given as Part 'Special Cases' Only. WASHINGTON. UP).

The AAA Msnv Cross of Fire costers were against 225 for Gov. Landon. It takes 266 to elect The gain was caused by a shift of two states from Landon to Roosevelt Minnesota and Delaware. The democratic Increases, which began about the time of President Roosevelt's fireside report on the drouth, came in spite of the recent republican victory in Maine. er Mehrens of Omaha, labeled "by petition." Mehrens filed at the (Continued on Page 9-A, CoL 2.) appropriated $5,574,133 from state funds for social security.

Federal matching funds under the joint program make approximately 10 Early Activities. advised Representative Stefan it torn down by authorities to keep rWllnr from runnine MirtL Thev waa the policy of the AAA to with National and state conference officers of the Women's Home millions available for social secu read: "The popular front has de MISS MYRNAHENNINGER DIES Missionary society of the Method' rity in this state for the 18 month JIMMY WALKER IS A CRITIC ceived ana roDDea you ana now they are trying to gag you. Black- hold corn-hog oenerita cnecKS from recipients until they had met government obligations only in "special cases." Stefan had written the admin 1st Episcopal church were In the receiving line at a reception In period. Double Initial Figure. mntipri hv the communists, uie But the presidential election is still five weeks off.

Any number of things might alter the present government has forbidden Its citi the Cornhusker ballroom Saturday evening. The object of the affair istration he had been informed of zens tna npnt to conrreeaie. While the proposed expenditure Is approximately double that for the state's initial venture into so- democratic trend. The situation was to acquaint Lincoln people numerous instances in which benefit payments had not been made because of debts owned by the in witn me orncers ot this orgahlza tlon. Continued on Page 9-A, Col.

1.) Paris was treated to a lunch hour "famine" at noon as the striking waiters and other employes closed virtually every cafe dividual farmers to federal credit (Continued on Page 3-A, Col. 5.) agencies. Citing the "helpless condition" Lincoln Woman Was Formerly Teacher in Schools." Miss Myrna Blanche Hennlnger, 37, former school teacher and resident of Lincoln 21 years, died Saturday evening at her home, 2618 K. She was a graduate of the University of Nebraska and had taught at Seward, Arapahoe and Clarlnda, la. She had been In failing health for the past year, death being due to a heart ailment.

Born at Pawnee City, Miss Hennlnger spent bet early girlhood there, coming later to Lincoln. She resembles the ninth inning of a baseball game. The democrats have scored in their half of the last inning, but the republicans still have a chance to bat Alfred E. Smith has just come up to the plate for them. Gov.

Landon's recent tour of the mid-west may have caused changes in public sentiment which have not yet had CHRISTEN NEW BATTLESHIP Banana, nnnnan Ik Seen as Symbol of Germany's of some farmers because of the The society la holding a aeries of pre-convention meetings in preparation for the 55th annual convention here beginning Wednesday. Members of the board of trustees are present to take part in the meetings designed to facilitate business matters of the seven TYPHOON GOjSJUT TO SEA Tokyo Escapes the Storm Passing Over Japan. TOKYO. UP). Tokyo residents breathed easily Saturday night after a strong typhoon, which threatened to bring and destruction on this capital, veered eastward and passed out over the Pacific ocean.

It left a death toll estimated unofficially at 70. Tha 280 ton tramp steamer Kashlma Maru was reported to have foundered off the west central Korean coast with a loss of 60 passengers and four crewmen. By a strange coincidence the stricken vessel had the same name aa that of the Np-pin Yusen Kalsha liner which carried Japanese athletes returning from the Olympic games in Ger many. That ship arrived safely in Tokyo. The German steamship Ursula Rlckmers, reporting she was afire off Yokohama, asked for assistance.

At the Kure naval base on the island of Honshu 60 workmen were understood to have been rescued from the churning sea after their tender turned over. OPEN HEARINGS DEMANDED Reborn Naval Power. drouth, crop failures and "absence of farm income," the Nebraskan urged that delivery of corn-hog checks be released, "at least In all of those cases where compliance has been completed." Republican Committee Wants Twits Leaders 'Who Have Rnn Ont on Their NEW YORK. UP). Without mentioning any names, former Mayor James J.

Walker took a crack at political leaders "who have run out on their party." "I would rather turn my other cheek to have it slapped than turn my back," he told "about 2,000 persons at the dedication of a democratic club house. Those in the audience recalled that former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, for many years a close friend of Walker, announced Thursday night that he would support Governor Landon, the republican candidate for president "If there was to be squawking session In this campaign," Walker said, "I think I would be entitled to a front seat in it" Walker resigned as mayor in 1932 during a removal hearing before Franklin W1HELMSHAFEN. UP).

A proud woman in black christened nazi day session. (Continued on Page 10-A, Col. 1) Pennsylvania Expose. Germany's first 26,000 ton battle WASHINGTON. UP).

The repub ship for a squadron flagship sunk lican national committee said un FEAR OF A CLASH ALLAYED by the British in 1914. Frau was a member of Alpha Phi so National officers at the reception were: Mrs. H. Goode, Ohio, president; Mrs. Daniel Stecker, Illinois, vice-president, Mrs.

Dan B. Brummltt, Missouri, vice-president: Mrs. V. F. De- less the senate campaign expendi Schulze, widow of the captain or The department said it has been the policy of the AAA "not to withhold rental and benefit payments to satisfy obligations owned the government except in special cases In which it is felt that an exception to this policy in the inter tures committee holds open hearings before election on charges of rority at the university and belonged to First Presbyterian church, Situation at Shanghai a Lit the original Scharnhorst which the British sent to the bottom with three others in the Falkland is new deal corruption" in Pennsyi tle Less Strained.

Vlnny, Minnesota, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J. H. Free vanla, it will "stand self convicted lands engagement smashed a bot Miss Hennlnger leaves the following survivors, all of whom were at the bedside at the time of man, Ohio, treasurer. of being a partisan agency of the Roosevelt administration." est of the United States is justi tle of champagne across the ship's SHANGHAL (US).

Fears of an immediate clash between Japan and China were allayed after Jap State officers Present were: Mrs. fied." death: Mother, Mrs. Rose Hen The senatorial committee al armored prow as it slid down the ways, a steel symbol of Germany's E. Hoover, Lincoln, conference nlnger; two sisters, Mrs. Larry ready has ordered an investigation anese marine patrols in the Hong- reborn naval power.

Thousands, Becker of Lincoln and Mrs. H. M. president; Mrs. Bert Story, Kearney, secretary: Mrs.

H. F. kew section were greatly reduced. D. Roosevelt, then governor of including survivors of the 1914 of allegations by Senator Davis (r Pa.) that WPA employes in his state are being deprived of naval battle, cheered the launch MOVE TOWARDJOREEMENT Progress Made in Water New York.

He announced recently when he returned from Europe CUmour, Lincoln, treasurer, and Mrs. R. A. Thompson, Lincoln, associate chairman Mrs. Hoover Political circles saw a breathing spell in -the decision of Japan to send Envoy Kuwashlma to China to negotiate current disputes at Power of Rochester, two brothers, R.

W. Hennlnger of Kansas City, and J. F. of Lincoln. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Monday at Hodg- that he intended to vote for the political freedom, but Chairman Lonergan (d.

Conn.) has said the was hostess. president and there have been re Front Negotiations. Nanking. On leaving Tokyo, Ku ports that he might make a few question of hearings will depend on the outcome of the Investiga ing, but Adolf Hitler stood silently as Frau Schulae christened the newest and biggest of Germany's ships "In the name of der feuhrer." The battleship, built under an Anglo-German naval agreement of 1935, named after the 19th mans. Rev.

Paul Calhoun of speeches for him. ficiating. Burial in Lincoln Me tion. Offering to give the Loner 6. 0.

P. RUSES HOS morial Park. washlma described the recent Japanese representations as proposals, not demands, but he said they "admit of no mutual compro gan committee photostatic copies SAN FRANCISCO. UP). Unions and employers reported progress In negotiations for new waterfront agreements.

F. Gregory "if both sides continue to show the cooperation they have displayed so of affidavits and other "evidence century Prussian -military nero, Baldrige States National Al mises. Lincoln Fire Calls. lotment Soon. "Japan will be he in its possession, the republican committee said the information would be broadcast "In order to Insure that this evidence will be heard In the ultimate court of ap far." Henry Schmidt and H.

P. Melnlkow, spokesmen for the In added, "to consider measures for OMAHA. UP). Malcolm Baldrlre. the worst eventuality if diploma 12:31 p.

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Page 9 orris, Kathleen Novel Puzzle, Crossword Page Radio Pa. a 10 Rogers, Will 9 Sullivan, Mirk Page 9 Theatrical Page Wedding Anniversaries 7 Son, Newman Grove at 809 M. pealthe court of public opinion tic negotiations fall, but I don't believe they should fall. Now is No damage. who has been in New York City for several months directing efforts to raise republican campaign funds, said on his return here Saturday more than $3,000,000 has been raised thus far.

and not oe suppressea ana ma' den." i the best time for China to mani 7:31 p. m. Brake lining on fire RUSHES TflJID OF KETCH Coast Guard Cutter Goes to Answer HONOLULU. UP). The coast guard cutter Itasca sped to the Brazilian auxiliary ketch Margaret Payne, whose SOS message said she waa in distress 600 miles east of Faning Island, without fuel or water and her crew unable to handle the sails.

"Please send help," said the wireless. "Can hold out three days more." The master of the Itasca said the cutter should fest her sincerity." "The high court of public opin Gen. Gerhard Johann David von Scharnhorst WOMAN REOPENS MINE. DENVER. UP).

Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean, Washington society woman and daughter of the late Thomas F. Walsh, whose Midas touch brought a fortune from the Camp Bird gold mine, has picked up the thread of ber family activities in Colorado mining. The "Mining Year Book of 1936" disclosed she has reopened the Hidden Treasure mine, owned by in truck of Standard Coal company at 14th and Claremont Slight ternational Longshoremen's association reported a. conference with shipowners had gotten down to fundamentals for the first time since the expiration of old contracts last Thursday threatened to develop a coastwise shipping tieup.

Employers and employes are negotiating under a truce agreement which ends Oct 15 unless the It was learned in London mean ion will weigh the evidence and arrive at a conclusive verdict on time that Great Britain is deeply damage. concerned over the danger of Jap this subject the committee said 9:06 p. m. Telephone pole on fire, 48th and Bennett road. Slight an establishing a protectorate over The Nebraska allotment from the national committee probably will be determined within the next week, Baldrige said.

He said about 11 states raised more funds than they need, while the others must "And this tribunal will not be satisfied by the committee's effort to damage. 10:45 p. m. Fire due to backfire unions in the meantime pledge the Yantze valley in the North China area. Strong diplomatic pressure is being brought to restrain Tokyo, and the United In aulo of Fred Gibson, route 6, pocket the evidence and squelch the bearings thru the method of turning over evidence to its corps themselves to submit to arbitration any differences remaining on at Arcade garage, 1011 N.

No have help from the national com reach the ketch's vicinity Monday 1 her multimillionaire father. suiiee. ox well trained States is being kept informed. tnat data, damage. evening..