Calls for Model Motorists To Make 1927 'Safety Year'

Must Disown Paying for Office.

Summary of N Y Times's annual financial review of 1926, and outlook for 1927

TRADE VIEWS 1927 WITH CALMNESS; How The New York Times Annual Financial Review Presented Outlook. LAST YEAR'S ACHIEVEMENTS Records in Basic Industries -- Forecasts for Europe for the Coming Year. TRADE VIEWS 1927 WITH CALMNESS

Evening dress will be required at French theatres

French Theatres Ban 'Plus Fours' for Evening; Full Dress Rule Stamped on Tickets

Petrolle Knocks Out Murphy.

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FIFTY SHOCKS WRECK A TOWN IN MEXICO; CALIFORNIA SHAKEN; Mexicali, Below the Border, Is Practically Leveled by Temblors Ushering In New Year. CALEXICO ALSO HARD HIT El Centro, Brawley and a Score of Other Imperial Valley Towns Damaged. LOSS PLACED AT $2,500,000 Part of This Was Caused by Fire in Mexicali -- No Fatalities, None Seriously Injured. FIFTY SHOCKS WRECK A TOWN IN MEXICO

PRINCETON FUND GROWS.; $2,208,985 Was Pledged in 1926, Bringing Total to $4,587,668.

Adelman Outpoints Black Bill.

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Denied admission to Egypt on way to India because of Communistic views; appeals to fellow members in House of Commons

Egypt Excludes Saklatvala; Parsee Asks Commons to Act

WHEAT IS RELEASED BY BROOKLYN CLUB; Captain of the Robins Is Freed Unconditionally, Manager Robinson Announces. BUILDING A YOUNGER TEAM Cox Also Released Outright in Deal That Acquires Statz -- Boehler Likewise Let Out. 

L Strauss's impressions of his personality

HIROHITO LEADS THE SIMPLE LIFE; New Emperor Is Pictured as True to Imperial Custom and the Virtues of His People. KNOWS EMPIRE'S PROBLEMS Personality of the New Monarch Is Described by Lewis Strauss of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.

SELIGSON DEFEATS SHIELDS FOR TITLE; Retains National Junior Tennis Crown, Winning Final by 7-9, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. HIS STEADINESS COUNTS Baseline Driving Big Factor -- Tilden-Sullivan Lose to Jacobs-Smith in Exhibition.

FRANCE TO ERECT SKYSCRAPER HERE; Plans for 32-Story Structure in Fifth Avenue Announced by Consul General. DESIGNED BY LOCAL FIRM French Government Approves Project -- To House Private as Well as Official Agencies. FRANCE TO ERECT A BUILDING HERE

PHILADELPHIA FAIR ENDS.; Gate Is Closed Without Ceremony as City Halls New Year. 

PHILS SET EXHIBITION DATES; Book 18 Spring Practice Contests -- To Train at Bradentown, Fla. 

Becomes metropolitan division of State Dept of Public Service

MAYOR NOW AGAINST CITY-RUN SUBWAYS; Said to Believe Municipal Operation of New Lines Is Inadvisable. PARTNERSHIP PLAN REVIVED Aid Outside City May Be Sought and Some of Old Routes Recaptured. MAYOR NOW AGAINST CITY-RUN SUBWAYS

COOLIDGE HOLDS UP NEW QUOTAS PLAN; Government Discovers 'National Origin' Provision of the Law Bars Desirable Aliens. EXPERTS STUDY QUESTION Opinions Differ as to Right of the President to Withhold Proclaiming New Terms.

14 MAYORS TAKE OFFICE.; 13 Assume Posts in Gloucester and Camden Counties, N.J.

Summing up and analysis of donations; comparison with other years

HELP FOR NEEDIEST HAS RISEN FOURFOLD; Response to Appeal This Year Will Aid 390 Families in Fight Against Poverty in 1927. TOTAL GIFTS NOW $276,035 Fund to Date Exceeds Last Year by $15,000 From 12,733 Donors, a Record Number. DEEP INTEREST IN THE WORK Close Bond Forged Between the Giver and Receiver -- $979 Came in Yesterday -- One $500 Check.

Riot Follows Soccer Game in Paris; Irish May Ask Union to Expel France

POMPANO, Fla., Jan. 1. -- Warm weather, cloudless skies and a well-balanced card served to attract a large crowd to the Pompano Horse Club's course here today. The featured race on the program was the first running of the New Year's Handicap, a dash of five and a half furlongs, for three-year-olds and upward.  

JULIE SHOWS WAY AT POMPANO TRACK; Mare Takes New Year's Handicap From Magic Wand and Orestes II. PAYS $12.40 FOR $2 TICKET Jockey Seremba Rides Well-Judged Race on Winner of Featured 5 1/2-Furlong Event. 

CALIFORNIA AWAITS SHAKE-UP IN OFFICE; New Governor Expected to Oust Richardson Men and Give Jobs to "Deserving." AN ADHERENT OF JOHNSON He Is Annoyed by Gossip That Senator Will Be Overlord -- Patronage to Show. REVOLT MUTTERS IN SOUTH Los Angeles Wants a Senator, and Points to Surplus of Political Honors in North of State. CALIFORNIA AWAITS SHAKE-UP IN OFFICE

Defines stand on nomination in s at inauguration as Gov

SMITH TALKS OF PRESIDENCY AT HIS FOURTH INAUGURAL; TO TRY TO EARN NOMINATION; WILL NOT SEEK DELEGATES Governor Says He Will Try to Win Honor by Service to State. INAUGURATION SETS RECORD Assembly Chamber Is Packed to Doors and Thousands Are Turned Away. OVATIONS FOR GOVERNOR Cheered on Way to Capitol and by Rising Throng as He Enters Chamber. GOV. SMITH FRANK ON THE PRESIDENCY

January 2, 1927

Headlines from January 2, 1927

Calls for Model Motorists To Make 1927 'Safety Year'

Must Disown Paying for Office.

TRADE VIEWS 1927 WITH CALMNESS; How The New York Times Annual Financial Review Presented Outlook. LAST YEAR'S ACHIEVEMENTS Records in Basic Industries -- Forecasts for Europe for the Coming Year. TRADE VIEWS 1927 WITH CALMNESS

French Theatres Ban 'Plus Fours' for Evening; Full Dress Rule Stamped on Tickets

Petrolle Knocks Out Murphy.