WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.--Following is the text of the White House announcement issued this afternoon embodying a joint statement from President Hoover and Premier Mac Donald on the results of their conferences on naval disarmament:

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MANCUSO RESIGNS; 'VICTIM' OF FRIENDS, JUDGE DECLARES; Usefulness on Bench Impaired by Suspicion Aroused by City Trust Case, He Says. AGAIN BEFORE GRAND JURY Asks to Be Heard Once More When Paladino Appears to See Prosecutor. CHECKS BELIEVED TAKEN UP Judge Appear to Public to Withhold Judgment Till All the Facts Are Known. Mancuso's Statement. Insisted Post Was Honorary. MANCUSO RESIGNS FROM THE BENCH Asks to Go Before Grand Jury. Going Away for a Rest. Grand Jury to Report.

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Manusco resigns from bench; C Arnold testifies

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