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October 20, 1930

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BRIAND'S FOES PUSH DRIVE TO OUST HIM; One French Paper Goes So Far as to Warn of Repetition of Jaures Assassination. ENEMIES CALL A MEETING Would Redress Policy "Leading France Into War"--Tardieu Defends Foreign Minister. Calls Mass Meeting. BRIAND'S FOES PUSH DRIVE TO OUST HIM In Accord With Cabinet.

By P.j. Philip. Special Cable To the New York Times

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Three Drown as Dory Upsets in the Sound; Fourth New York Man Swims to Fairfield

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3 reptd drowned as dory upsets in L I Sound; 4th swims 2 1/2 miles to shore

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WILSON NEAR BREAK WITH BERLIN IN 1916, STATE PAPERS SHOW; Steps Were Taken to Withdraw Envoy Because of the Sinking of the Sussex.U-BOAT ACTIVITY RELAXEDDocument on Foreign RelationsReveals Sharp Debate WithBritain on Sea Rights. LONDON ACCUSED AS UNFAIR Discrimination in Blockade Charged--Papers Held Back Till After Recent Naval Parley. Controversy Was Brisk. WILSON NEAR BREAK WITH BERLIN IN 1916 Submarine Campaign Relaxed. Britain Withheld Needles. Drew Apology From Britain.

By Special to The New York Times

U S State Dept's foreign relations papers of 1916, just published, reveal his negotiations with Germany, his attempts to secure peace, and controversy with Great Britain over maritime rights

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EXPECT REICH MOVE TO HALT REPARATION; BRITISH TO OPPOSE IT; Germany Is Likely to Sound London Before Resorting to a Moratorium. FASCISTS MAKE DIFFICULTY Socialists Would Oppose Project Because Hitlerites Demand End of Payments to Allies. SNOWDEN ALSO OBSTACLE Chancellor of Exchequer Believes Germans Should Tax Themselves as Heavily as Britons Do. Socialists Oppose Move Now. Higher Taxes May Be Urged. EXPECT REICH MOVE ON REPARATION STAY Payments to America Involved.

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

Govt expected to sound Gt Brit on attitude before resorting to moratorium; Brit, German Socialists and Brit Chancellor Snowden expected to oppose move

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PLANES CRASH IN AIR; 25,000 SEE TWO DIE; PLANES WRECKED IN COLLISION IN JERSEY.

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2 killed at races; events

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