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November 28, 1931

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10,000 TROOPS IN ADVANCE; Halt Is Called Half Way to Chinchow After Fight With Chinese Force. TOKYO PLANES DROP BOMBS But Honjo Refuses to Reveal Where Raids Were Made-- 180 Rail Cars Carry Soldiers. BRIDGE WRECKING LIKELY Chinese Expected to Blast Spans on Peiping-Mukden Road to Stop Their Foes. Chinese Flee Armored Train. Halt Until Daybreak Planned. Chinese Prepare to Fight at Chinchow as Japanese Advance All Arms in Contingents. Peiping Hears of Skirmish. Chinese Commander Gives Stand.

By Hallett Abend. Wireless To the New York Times

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SENATORS DENOUNCE 'PRINCELY' SALARIES PAID BY FARM BOARD; E. F. Creekmore of Cotton Association + Tells Inquiry of Receiving $75,000 as Year's Pay. DISCOUNT ON COMMISSIONS He Testifies Also to Payment of "$450,000 or More" to a Firmon the Exchange Here. WHEAT PAPER LOSS RAISED Milnor, a $50,000 Man, Says Board Is Out $110,000,000, but Grain Corporation Made Money. Contributed Cotton Exchange Seat. SENATORS DENOUNCE 'PRINCELY' SALARIES Heavy Load for Cooperatives. Agencies Share Salary Roll. Tells of the Grain Corporation. Private Profits Range Higher. Pride in Secrecy of Plans. Raises Estimate of Paper Loss.

By Special to The New York Times

Testifies before Sen Agr Com on activities of Amer Cotton Cooperative Assn

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