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July 18, 1930

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Stimson Plea for Aged Negro Retains Messenger in Service

By Special to The New York Times

Sec Stimson gets Civil Service Comm to permit retention of E A Savoy, negro messenger

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MAYOR CALLS AIDES FOR PUBLIC LECTURE; 45-Minute Talk on "Current Affairs" Is to Be Broadcast Monday--Topics Withheld. REPLY TO CRITICS LIKELY Party Leaders Tell Roosevelt That Up-State Is Apathetic on Proposed Inquiry Here. Reply to Critics Held Likely. Planned Wide Inspection Tours. MAYOR CALLS AIDES FOR PUBLIC LECTURE

By Unknown Author

Walker will address heads of city depts and bureaus

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BERRY GIVES WARNING ON CITY BORROWING; CLASHES WITH M'KEE; Says $1,500,000,000 Program of Improvements Already Is Crowding Debt Limit. URGES BOARD TO GO SLOW Aldermanic President Resents Remarks and Insists Money Is Not Being Wasted. REPORT BY CONTROLLER He Puts Borrowing Capacity at $267,000,000--$3,750,000 Voted for Brooklyn Technical School. Mayor in Tilt. Resents Berry Remarks. WARNING BY BERRY ON CITY BORROWING Sees Buildings Unsafe.

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Bd of Estimate appropriates $3,750,000 for bldg

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Copeland Predicts Re-election of Hoover On Wave of Returning Prosperity in 1932

By Unknown Author

R S Copeland predicts reelection of Pres Hoover on wave of returning prosperity

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CARROLL TO BE TRIED FOR 'VANITIES' SCENES; Producer, Jimmy Savo and Two Girls of Cast Are Held Under $500 Bail Each. SIX OTHERS DISCHARGED Magistrate, Giving Indecency Case to General Sessions, Overrules Defense Brief. Two Defendants Present. CARROLL TO BE TRIED ON 'VANITIES' CHARGE Prosecutor Objects.

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Held in bail with J Savo and 2 girls; defense brief overruled

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IRWIN ALLOWS PLEA FOR PEACE TO GANDHI; Welcomes Indian Moderates' Plan to Visit Mahatma in Jail at Poona. THEY GO ON OWN INITIATIVE Sir Tej Sapru and Mr. Jayakar Represent No Party--No Agent of Government to Attend. Stress Need of Prompt Action. IRWIN ALLOWS PLEA FOR PEACE TO GANDHI Viceroy Reiterates Stand. Jayakar Is Reticent.

By From a Special Correspondent. Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Lord Irwin permits Sir Tej Badahur Sapru and Mr Jayakar to visit Gandhi to make plea for peace

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WOLL SAYS AMTORG, IN FEDERAL FAVOR, PLOTS REVOLUTION; Laxity on Visas Has Enabled Reds to Gain Rapidly Here, He Tells Fish Committee. WARNS BUSINESS OF PERIL Labor Leader Holds It Builds a Frankenstein Monster by Trade With Soviet. TERRORISM IS CHARGED Police Inspector Asserts Knives and Clubs Are Used by Communists to Coerce City's Workers. Sees Officials Duped by Reds. WOLL SAYS AMTORG PLOTS REVOLUTION Fish Opposes Secret Police. Gompers Data Introduced. Urges Active Defense

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Testifies before Sen com on Communist activities

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GRACE'S BONUS IS PUT AT $738,000 IN 1929; Bethlehem President on Stand in Steel Case Says His Salary Was Only $12,000. SHARES IN NET EARNINGS Opponents of Merger, Checked by Court, Introduce By-Law Indicating His Gains. By-Law Put Into Record. GRACE'S BONUS PUT AT $738,000 IN 1929 14 Executives Get Bonus. Court Upholds Defense.

By Special to The New York Times

Amount paid E G Grace in 1929 estimated at $738,000; he testifies salary was $12,000, with bonus "at a factor of 1 1/2%"

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India Said to Regard Roerich as Pro-Soviet; Artist's Aide Here Amazed at Refusal of Visa

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Refused Brit visa to visit India because of alleged associations with Soviet Russia

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King Alfonso in London Crash; Voices Regret to Woman Driver

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Alfonso, King of Spain

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BRITAIN TELLS BRIAND LEAGUE SHOULD GUIDE EUROPE FEDERATION; Note Suggests Objects Can Be Attained by Adapting Plan to Geneva Framework. OPPOSES SEPARATE BODIES Proposes Memorandum Should Be Put on Assembly Agenda --Lauds Plan's Principles. THE TEXT OF THE REPLY It Stresses That European Steps Must Not Cause Resentment In Other Continents. Faith in League Stressed. Suggests Geneva Committees. BRITAIN ANSWERS PAN-EUROPE NOTE TEXT OF THE REPLY. Backs Cooperation Aim. Doubts Need for New Bodies. Warns Against Rivalries. Looks to Practical Results.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Brit reply calls plan unacceptable but idea good; favors union within League of Nations; text

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TREATY BACKERS TO FORCE CONTINUOUS SESSION IF FOES DO NOT AGREE TO CUT DEBATE; JOHNSON DEFIES CLOSURE Watson Shelves Proposal After Hoover Agrees to It--Votes Lacking. ULTIMATUM TO OPPOSITION Failing Time Agreement by Noon Today, Senate Will Sit Day and Night. KELLOGG PACT INJECTED McKellar Files Reservation, With Four Added in Day, to Void Treaty If It Is Violated. The State Department Comments. Argue as to "Killing Time." Johnson Wants No Quarter. Closure Attempt Futile. Assails Lack of Full Report. New Reservations Offered. Time Occupied on Treaties.

By Special to The New York Times

Confers with Pres Hoover; seeks to speed action on London naval treaty

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