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March 25, 1933

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JEWS IN REICH DENY ATROCITIES BY NAZIS; Society With 60,000 Members Accuses Foreign Press of 'Inexcusable Distortions.' 4-YEAR PLAN' LAUNCHED Hitler Raises Duty on Butter Substitutes and Assumes Control of Production. JEWS IN REICH DENY ATROCITIES BY NAZIS

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Central Union of German Citizens of Jewish Faith deny repts of atrocities in foreign press

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DEBT TALKS BEGUN BY BRITISH ENVOY; HULL WIDENS SCOPE; Lindsay Seeks Government's Position on Revision at London's Request. ECONOMIC ISSUES STUDIED Secretary and Moley Obtain Views on Problems for World Economic Conference. FRENCH REPORTS RECEIVED But Washington Shows No Reaction to Paris Decision to Delay Move to Reconsider Default. DEBT TALKS BEGUN BY BRITISH ENVOY

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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DR. SCHROEDER'S JOB WIPED OUT BY BOARD; Bill Now Goes to Aldermen -- No Successor Picked -- Taxi Commission Abolished. $12,286,834 LOAN TO CITY Banks' Short-Term Advance Will Permit the Payment of Condemnation Awards. SCHROEDER'S POST WIPED OUT BY VOTE

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Bill eliminating heads of Sanitation Dept passed by Bd of Aldermen

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ROOSEVELT PLANS A BUDGET SURPLUS; Expects to Bond Emergency Costs Over 40 Years -- May Total $8,000,000,000. CHANGE IN STATES' RELIEF President Will Shift R.F.C. Policy From Loans to Grants Which Need Not Be Repaid. ROOSEVELT PLANS 'CAPITAL BUDGET'

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Will balance budget by financing emergency expenditures by long-term bonds

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Terms of Gov. Lehman's Beer Bill

By the Associated Press

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$29,609,706 in City Taxes Collected Up to March 23

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Collections for Jan 1 to Mar 23

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MATSUOKA ARRIVES; SAYS JAPAN MAKES PLEA TO NO NATION; Not Vassal of America or Any Other Country, Declares Geneva Delegate. HITS AT 9-POWER TREATY Holds It Based on Fiction That China Is Nation -- Defends His Country's Aims. SEES IT QUITTING LEAGUE But Believes Mandated Islands Will Be Retained -- Cheered and Booed Here -- Mission Unofficial. MATSUOKA HERE; DEFENDS JAPAN

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Matsuoka, on arrival in N Y, defends Japanese policy

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SENATE GETS THE BILL; Presented Just Before Midnight -- To Be Filed in Assembly Today. BIPARTISAN BOARD OF FIVE Measure Provides for Advisory County Groups, With No Power Over Licensing. $12,000,000 REVENUE SEEN Fees Range From $50 for Stores to $2,500 for Brewers, With Tax of $1 a Barrel. LEHMAN OFFERS STATE BEER PLAN

By W.a. Warn.special To the New York Times

Dunnigan offers Lehman bill, providing for State bd of 5, which may name county bds, and banning saloons and bars; other terms; summary

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Home Brew Will Be Illegal After April 7; Law on Labeling and Sealing Is Cited

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Provision in Cullen law on labeling and sealing will make home brew illegal, says U S Atty Medalie

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Britain's Credit Now So Good She Is 'Almost Embarrassed'

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

On Brit credit

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MITCHELL INDICTED; EARLY TRIAL ASKED; Court Rejects Steuer's Plea for Delay as Banker Denies Income-Tax Evasion. CASE COMES UP APRIL 3 Jury Hearing May Be Set Then -- Morgan's Son Files Another $500,000 Mitchell Mortgage. MITCHELL INDICTED; EARLY TRIAL ASKED

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Indicted; pleads not guilty; date for hearing set, mortgage on Tuxedo Park home filed

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