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November 10, 1931

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M'DONALD ACCEPTS EMPIRE PARLEY CALL; TO STABILIZE POUND; He Pledges Best Efforts at Ottawa in July to Redeem 1930 Conference Failure. HINTS WORLD MONEY TALKS Premier to Act to Fix Value of Sterling at Home, Pending International Move. NO CLUE TO TARIFF POLICY Speech at Lord Mayor's Fete Leaves Trade Revival Up to Runciman and Chamberlain. Sees Need for Collaboration. M'DONALD ACCEPTS EMPIRE PARLEY BID Aims to Stabilize the Pound. Stresses Empire Relations. Parliament to Open Today. Static Interrupts Premier's Speech.

By Charles A. Selden. Special Cable To the New York Times

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SILVER PRICES SOAR ON WAR THREATS; TRADING A RECORD; Rumblings in the Far East Bring Dealings in 7,500,000 Ounces on Futures Market Here. TRADERS EXPECT DEMAND Look for Buying by China and Japan--Point to Rush for Gold Before World War. OTHER STAPLES ADVANCE Copper, Rubber and Cotton Register Gains--Rises Stir Optimism In the Chicago Area. Silver Leads Commodities. SILVER PRICES SOAR ON WAR THREATS Adds to Purchasing Power. Trading at Record Pace. Other Staples Move Up.

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Japanese charged with plot to embroil Russia in conflict

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Notable Births

1931Lilly Pulitzer, American fashion designer (died 2013)[†]

Lillian Pulitzer Rousseau was an American entrepreneur, fashion designer, and socialite. She founded Lilly Pulitzer, Inc., which produces floral print clothing and other wares.