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February 6, 1930

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SUBMARINE ISSUE FORCED BEFORE THE NAVAL PARLEY; ABOLITION TO BE DEBATED; PLENARY SESSION CALLED Views on Elimination or Radical Cuts Will Be Aired on Tuesday. FRANCE WILL DEFEND USE Stimson is Expected to Make Important Declaration--He Asks Time for Study. NEW BATTLESHIP PROBLEM Tardieu Indicates His Desire to Take Part in Move by England and America.

By Edwin L. James. Special Cable To the New York Times

J A Gaddis suggests end of ship building as solution to problems

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ROOSEVELT HUNTING AGGRESSIVE CHIEF FOR UTILITY BOARD; Governor Seeks in Successor to Prendergast Alert Protector of People's Rights. WILL NOT HURRY DECISION All of State's Fifty-eight Cities Prepare to Protest Phone Rates at Hearings. COUNCIL BROUGHT CHARGES Community Group's Criticism In Albany When Chairman Offered Resignation. Pooley's Retirement Expected. Cities' Line Up for Phone Fight. ROOSEVELT HUNTING AGGRESSIVE CHIEF Refers to City's Phone Bill.

By W.a. Warn. Special To the New York Times

All of N Y S's 58 cities form coalition for fight against rate increase

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Notable Births

Jun Kondō

1930Jun Kondo, Japanese physicist and academic (died 2022)[†]

Jun Kondō was a Japanese theoretical physicist.