Issues identic notes to Japanese and Chinese Govts; insists on rights in Manchuria under 9-Power Treaty of 1922 and Kellogg-Briand pact

NOTE IS SENT TO FAR EAST; Warns Japan and China We Will Not Tolerate Vio- lation of Open Door. HOPEFUL OF LEAGUE MOVE Washington Action, Secretary Says, Is Result of Elimination of Chinese Authority. EXPECTS AID FROM OTHERS Washington Accepts Apology for Attack on Consul, but Demands Punishment of Japanese.

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5,666,000 Germans Are Jobless; Year-End Total Sets a Record

Boom for A C Ritchie opened at Concord Club Jackson Day dinner

RITCHIE COMES OUT FOR THE PRESIDENCY; HAILED AT BIG RALLY; Attacking "Over-Regulation," He Urges a "Return" to First Democratic Principles. AGAINST CANCELLING DEBTS Guests at Baltimore Dinner From Four States Cheer Predictions of His Victory. ROOSEVELT DRIVE MAPPED Plan for Formal Move Next Week Revealed as Democrats Gather In Washington. RITCHIE COMES OUT FOR THE PRESIDENCY

Comptroller Berry will seek loan for unemployment relief if it is absolutely necessary

LACK OF CITY FUNDS IMPERILS JOB BUREAU; Bliss Agency to Close Unless Part of $15,000,000 Grant Is Paid by End of Month. MAYOR CONVENES 'CABINET' Doubt by Berry of Gravity of Unemployment Is Disputed -- He Reassures on Finances. CITY'S JOB BUREAU ALSO FACES CLOSING

Visits Pres Hoover; statement on Eur-U S relations

Europe Need Not Worry Us, Hoover Is Told by Kreuger

Hofstadter Com served with writ restraining it from further action against Hastings; Seabury tries to prove ex-Sheriff Culkin got share of partner's profits in liquor business and used influence in behalf of Monroe Lamp & Equipment Co

HASTINGS WRIT STOPS CONTEMPT HEARING; CULKIN IS ACCUSED; Process Server Halts Meeting to Serve Injunction After Democrats Play for Time. McCUNN BANKED $1,310,000 Seabury Holds Ex-Sheriff Got Share of Partner's Profits in Liquor Business. LAMP SALES UNDER FIRE Witness 'Heard' Tammany Leader Used 'Pull' in Building Cases -- Took City Cash Wrongly, Counsel Says. HASTINGS GETS WRIT IN CONTEMPT CASE

Repubs believe Roosevelt has put revenue estimates too high

REPUBLICANS BALK ON STATE BUDGET; Halving Governor's Estimate of Tax Rise Yield, They Talk of New Levies, Opposed by Him. ALSO DEEPER OUTLAY CUTS But Aim to Embarrass Roosevelt Is Tempered by Fear of Hampering Own Party in '33. REPUBLICANS BALK ON STATE BUDGET

Text of Secretary Stimson's Note

Chancellor Bruening asks Hitler to avert elections to Diet

BRUENING ASKS HELP OF HITLER TO EXTEND HINDENBURG'S TERM; Reich's Chancellor Confers With "Nazi" Leader in Attempt to Avert Election in Spring. PLANS REICHSTAG ACTION Will Call a Special Session to Amend Constitution if AH Parties but Reds Back Him. FASCISTS MAY JOIN CABINET Bruening Also Seeks to Postpone Prussian Diet Vote Pending the Outcome of World Parleys. REICH ASKS HITLER TO HELP AVERT VOTE

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Korean youth attempts to kill Japanese Emperor

Korean Tries to Kill the Japanese Emperor; Hurls Bomb at His Carriage Near Palace

50 killed, many hurt in collision near Moscow

Fifty Persons Killed in Russian Rail Wreck; Freight Train Hits Victims After Collision

South Amer central banks plan closer relations

LATIN-AMERICANS PLAN RESERVE LINK; Bolivia and Chile Already Are Moving Gold to New York From London. HAVE $5,000,000 THERE NOW Other South American Nations Expected to Act -- Professor Kemmerer Reports on Parley. LATIN-AMERICANS PLAN RESERVE LINK

WIDER BANDIT DRIVE IS PLANNED BY JAPAN; Slaughter of Irregulars in Manchuria Is Expected in Move to End Raiding. FEAR OF FAMINE IS VOICED Tokyo Forces Take Shanhai- kwan, at Great Wall -- 3 More Cities Reported Bombed. WIDER BANDIT DRIVE IS PLANNED BY JAPAN

Press Calls the Step Grave.

W W Yen succeeds A Sze as head of Chinese delegation

W.W. YEN SUCCEEDS SZE.; Chinese Minister at Washington to Go to Geneva.

JAPAN WILL ACCEPT BOARD.; She Will so Advise League soon on Members of Inquiry Commission.

Comment on Stimson's invoking of 9-power treaty in Manchurian problem

OUR MOVE ON CHINA SURPRISES BRITAIN; Viscount Cecil and Others Hold Invocation of 9-Power Pact of Great Importance. Stronger Measures Are Expected -- Prof. Gilbert Murray Supports Move, Though Calling It Late.

STIMSON REAFFIRMS OUR POLICY IN CHINA; His Note to Tokyo and Nanking Stresses Long-Established Rights to Open Door. Japanese Now Have Opportunity to Explain Exactly What Are Their Aims in Manchuria.

Amb Lindley protests lo Japanese Foreign Office against Japanese withholding of funds from Peiping-Mukden Ry from Brit investors; funds to be released

JAPAN TO CONSIDER SENDING MORE MEN; Continued Spread of Raiding by Irregulars in Manchuria Given as Reason. BRITISH WILL GET FUNDS Envoy at Tokyo Obtains Promise of Release of Rail, Funds Held by Japanese at Mukden.

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5,666,000 Germans Are Jobless; Year-End Total Sets a Record