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October 14, 1934

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STOLL KIDNAPPER HAS NOT CLAIMED RANSOM OF $50,000; Concern of Family Grows as Money Remains at Nashville and No Word Comes. POLICE BEGIN SEARCHING They Find at Old Boathouse Stains Resembling Blood and Phone Book Clue. VICTIM WAS A SUBSTITUTE Note Indicates Abductor Had Intended to Take C. C. Stoll, Father-in-Law, Instead. KIDNAPPER FAILS TO CLAIM RANSOM

By F. Raymond Daniell.special To the New York Times.by F. Raymond Daniell

ransom sent to Nashville; unclaimed; indication that kidnapper wanted father-in-law; statement by B Stoll; details of kidnap note

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COLUMBIA ELEVEN STOPS V.M.I., 29 TO 6; Two Touchdowns by Barabas in Second Period Feature Triumph of the Lions. TOMB IS FIRST TO CROSS Vollmer Accounts for Final Marker of Victors -- 20,000 See the Encounter. COLUMBIA ELEVEN STOPS V.M.I., 29 TO 6

By Daniel C. McCarthy.BY Daniel C. McCarthy

A surging tide of Columbia Blue clicked with efficiency during one sensational period yesterday at Baker Field and defeated Virginia Military Institute, 29 to 6, before 20,000 spectators.

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