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SOUTHERN
DAI LY
CALIFORNIA
TROJAN
United Press World Wide News Service
Volume XXVII
Los Angeles, California, Monday, January 13, 1936
• Number 63
nate s Heads o Reveal New Bonus Bond Bill
dministration Chiefs Say Measure Will Satisfy Interested Parties
ns Withhold Details
esent Veteran Payment Plan Will Be Avoided By Legislators
ASHINGTON, Jan. 13— written many papers dealing wifi atomi: and quantum theory, wef e mechs :iics, and the theory of re |ttivity.
i*r. Haas will visit S. C. on his w:|- to Dr;'.xel institute,
Council Will Have fDinner Tomorrow
In Attempt at Rescue;
None Thought Safe
ASTORIA, Ore.. Jan. 12.——
A tall foremast, projecting through seething, gale lashed waves, tonight marked the wreck of the freightei Iowa and death of her crew of 34 men in the north Pacific’s “graveyard of ships.”
Driven into treacherous sands in shallow water off bleak Cape Disappointment, Wash., near the mouth of the Columbia river, early today, the 5,724-ton ship was wrenched and pulled apart by the mountainous seas within a few hours.
Bodies Washed Ashore
Four bodies had washed ashore from the ship near Sea view, Wash. On rocky Klipsan beach lay the battered wreckage of what was the pilot house of the freighter. For miles along the ram and wind-swept beach front debris from the ship was cast ashore.
Commander R. S. Patch brought the coast guard cutter Onandaga back through settling darkness and the haze of an approaching storm tonight and reported that he believed aU hands on the Icwa had perished. The Onandaga helplessly stood by the freighter for hours today, unable to approach sufficiently close to be of assistance.
None Believed Alive
A coast guard lookout at Cape Disappointment reported that he no longer could see anyone clinging to the narrow mast or twisted rigging visible above water. EarUer he had said he had seen three men clinging to the last haven aboard the stricken ship. Apparently they were washed away, or dropped into the icy waters from exhaustion.
The Iowa went to her end with appalling swiftness.
As she came out into the Pacific, outward bound from the Columbia river, a 90-mUe-an-hour hurricane suddenly came screaming up from the south and west.
S. o. S. Call Sent
At 3:49 a.m. Captain E. L. Yates, making his first voyage as master of the Iowa, sent an SOS call. The wind had spun the Iowa off her course, shoving her bow into the sands off the cape, “graveyard” that has claimed more than 90 ships.
Captain Patch said when the Onandaga reached the vicinity, about | 9 a.m., in response to the SOS sent [ at 7:49 a.m., the steamer was al-! ready breaking up. Seas were break-j ing over the vessel and the swastika insignia of the States line on her stacks.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. 13.— (UP)—'The main body of the Italian army has withdrawn from Makale, important northern city of Ethiopia, which new is surrounded almost completely by Ethiopian warriors, the News-Chronicle’s correspondent at Dessye, reported today.
Ethiopian pressure on Makale and its lines of communications has driven the Italians back 30 miles towards Eritrea, it was reported.
Before reaching ItaUan territory, the dispatch said, the Italians may be gripped in a pincerslike movement, applied by the elusive Ras Siyoum and Ras Kassa from the west, and Minister of War Ras Mulu Getta, from the east.
Poll Extended Two Days; Aim Is 1000 Voters
Merriam Leads for Friday With Support of Law Students’ Ballots
Landon Total Is Increased
Library Branch Announces New Schedule
Canvass of School Will Be j Made in Campaign for Full Participation
“Every week day the University branch of the Los Angeles library will be open from 9 a.m. untU 9 p. m.” declared Mildred Sowers, librarian, saying that previous hours from 1 pjn. until 9 pjn. were too much of an inconvenience «to students.
Saturday hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. however, will remain the same.
Tax and Power Issues Will Get Court Review
Supreme Jurists Expected To Hand Down Three Or More Opinion*
New Deal Leaders Anxious
C. School of Religion o Hear Church Lecturer Talk on 'Social Order’
'earing the conclusion of a series lectures entitled, “Life Puts the ion,” the S. C. School of Rewill sponsor Cloyd V. Gustaf-of the Southwest Methodist ch, Los Angeles, this afternoon 4:15 in Mudd hr-11. His topic will “Does the Social Order Require Church?”
e more lecture, by Frederich rsing. wiU complete this ser-of the seventh religion forum January 20.
Haines To Speak
Charles Groves Haines, authority constitutional law. and profes-of poUtical science at U.CL.A to be presented in an address by ► School of Law in Porter hall the morning of January 23. His bject wUl be ‘Changing Concepts Relation to Doctrines of Limited •ents." •
Bacteriologists Work On Early Medical Ideas
For centuries, garlic and onion have been recommended as household remedies by Egyptain and Chinese physicians. Many medical men have claimed them to be a specific cure for various diseases, among them, tuberculosis.
In order to investigate this claim, work is being done in the department of bacteriology under the supervision of Dr. Carl C. Linderegren.
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Window Kills Merrit
NEW YORK. Jan. 12—