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November 26, 1932

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REICH WILL RETURN TO PRESIDIAL RULE; Hindenburg Forced to Abandon Negotiations Looking to Par- liamentary Cabinet. CENTRIST IS LATEST TO FAIL Kaas Rebuffed by All but Peo- ple's Party -- President Will Act Today.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

unable to reconcile leading parties

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O'BRIEN PICKS BOARDS TO SEEK ECONOMIES AND REVISE CHARTER; Proposes Three Committees to Find New Revenue Sources and Survey Departments. WANTS REPORTS BY JAN. 1 Writes Bureau Heads to Aid and to Present Schedules of Possible Savings. HIS ACTION UNEXPECTED Declares He Is Against Fare Rise on B.M.T. and I.R.T. -- Bank- ers' Conference Is Put Off. O'BRIEN ASKS STUDY OF CITY ECONOMIES

By Unknown Author

O'Brien says he favors retention of 5-c fare

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REPLIES TO POWERS DIFFER; Hearing Here Hinted if London Has a Special Case for Revision. FACTS NOT YET PRESENTED Communications Given Sep- arately to France and Bel- gium Suggest No Relief. BEYOND HOOVER PROPOSALS No Link to Lausanne Seen -- Borah Opposes President's Currency Settlement Plan. STIMSON REQUESTS PAYMENTS ON DEBTS

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Ship Lines to Raise Atlantic Rates Dec. 5; 'Summer Season' of Higher Fares Restored; SHIP LINES RAISE FARES ON ATLANTIC

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Plan to raise rates for Atlantic travel; Summer season of higher fares restored

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M'DONALD SEES WAY STILL OPEN ON DEBTS; He Says Reparations Agreement Calls for Similar Action by United States. CHAMBERLAIN IS HOPEFUL Urges Abstention From Hasty Conclusions -- Higher Taxes He Sees as 'Insufferable.' M'DONALD SEES WAY STILL OPEN ON DEBT

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

War debts and reparations

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