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October 4, 1932

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TOKYO SEES CHANCE FOR LYTTON POLICY IF MANCHUKUO FAILS; Official Says the League and Japan Should Wait and See How New State Prospers. 'AIR CASTLE,' SUZUKI HOLDS Press Also Scores Proposals, Saying Hard Fact of China's Collapse Is Not Grasped. ARAKI IS FIRM ON POLICY Minister of War Tells Emigrants No Agitation Could Change the Government's Attitude. TOKYO SEES CHANGE FOR LYTTON POLICY

By Hugh Byas.by Wireless To the New York Times.by Hugh Byas

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HOOVER ON WAY WEST WORKS ON HIS SPEECH; Issues Raised by Roosevelt to Be Taken Up in Des Moines Address Tonight. IOWA READY FOR GALA DAY Crowd of 150,000 Is Expected to Participate in Celebration of Native Son's Return. HOOVER ON WAY WEST WORKS ON HIS SPEECH

By From a Staff Correspondent

ON BOARD PRESIDENT HOOVER'S SPECIAL TRAIN, Oct. 3 -- President Hoover, traveling on a Pennsylvania Railroad special train, was crossing the Appalachian highlands tonight on his way to the Middle West in quest of votes for his re-election in November.

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Felicia Farr

1932Felicia Farr, American actress and model[†]

Felicia Farr is an American former actress and model.