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December 12, 1930

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HOOVER DEMANDS SUPPORT AND PARTY SENATORS AGREE; EMPLOYMENT BILL PASSED; PRESIDENT WARNS WATSON Danger of Treasury Raids Calls for Solid Front, He Declares. ACTIVE DEFENSE NEEDED Payne of Red Cross and Woods Will Testify on Relief at the Executive's Suggestion. SOME SENATORS RESENTFUL Say White House Should Cooperate, but Agree in Parleyto Take the Offensive. Warns Against Bonus Proposals. Senators Voice Resentment. PRESIDENT DEMANDS SUPPORT IN SENATE Watson Reassures Senators. Longworth Promises Support. House Forces Marshaled. Black Attacks President.

By Special to The New York Times

Confers with Pres Hoover on unemployment relief

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BRODSKY TO TESTIFY ON INCOME TODAY; Magistrate Is Summoned to Public Hearing--Crain Agrees to Defer "Frame-Up" Cases. TAX FRAUDS ARE HUNTED Federal Agent Confers With Kresel on Judges' Accounts --Bondsman Is Held. Brodsky Is Surprise Witness. Crain Defers Prosecutions. BRODSKY TO TESTIFY ON INCOME TODAY Warn of Laxity on Vice. Bondsman Held for Trial. Bar Explains Refusal to Aid.

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Magistrate Brodsky to testify on income; Cain defers prosecutions of policemen

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