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October 10, 1931

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TOKYO CABINET BACKS ARMY; SCENES IN THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF CENTRES IN MANCHURIA.

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Japanese Cabinet discusses Chinchow

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PRESIDENT SEEKS BACKING; He Sounds Out Members of Congress on Revision of Debts Downward FOR CONCESSIONS IN TURN Talk Is of Naval Holiday, Cut in War Budgets and 25% Slash in Reparations. MOMENTOUS MOVE EXPECTED White House Contemplates New Bipartisan Conference Soon After Laval's Visit. More Depends on Congress. Capacity to Pay Revised. PRESIDENT FAVORS WAR DEBT ACTION Moratorium Phrases Defined. Recognizes Existing Conditions. As to the Hoover Statement.

By Richard V. Oulahan. Special To the New York Times

Stimson confers on next move

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HOOVER STUDIES PROTEST; Action Under the Kellogg Pact or Nine-Power Treaty Expected. CABINET DELAYS DECISION Washington Hopes Government in Tokyo Will Not Force Move by Other Nations. GENEVA ACTS WITH SPEED Lerroux Summons the Chief Foreign Ministers and Sends New Appeal to Orient. Very Serious Situation Seen. Study Reports From Orient. STIMSON TO ACT ON CHINA DISPUTE Killing of 2,000 Charged. Brookhart Urges Protest.

By Special to The New York Times

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--The bombing by Japanese army planes of Chinese headquarters at Chinchow, Manchuria, has produced a crisis which occupied the attention of President ...

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OPEN HOSTILITIES FEARED IN NANKING; Capital Tensely Awaits the Arrival of Tokyo Envoy With Stern Note. WARSHIPS STAND READY Japanese to Fire if Minister is Attacked--Soviet Moves for Rights in the North. Note Considered Ominous. OPEN HOSTILITIES FEARED IN NANKING Russians Consider Move.

By Hallett Abend. Special Cable To the New York Times

Japanese Min to China leaves Shanghai for Nanking to deliver protest note

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TREASURY CONSIDERS LOAN AID TO ROADS; Estimates of Fund Needed to Carry Them Through Depression From $200,000,000 Up. WIDER BOND FIELD SOUGHT Federal Action Would Add to Efforts by State Governmentsand Private Interests. Congress Action Necessary. TREASURY STUDYING LOAN AID TO ROADS Federal Reserve Revision. Hoover Behind the Plan.

By Special to The New York Times

Treas Dept studying means for emergency aid

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