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March 29, 1933

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ROOSEVELT SEEKS LAW TO REGULATE NEW SECURITIES; Message With Bill Which He Proposes Will Be Sent to Congress Today. FULL PUBLICITY THE AIM Recommendations for Control of Stock Exchanges Likely to Be Next Step. ALDRICH SEES PRESIDENT Banker Also Confers Wich Roper, Member of Committee Drafting Legislation. ROOSEVELT SEEKS A SECURITIES LAW

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Reptd working on message to Cong and bill for regulation of sale of new issues; conf with W W Aldrich

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Testimony Is Questioned.; OFFICER IN 'TOWER' HELD FOR SENTENCE

By Unknown Author

LONDON, March 28 (AP). -- The charges that Lieutenant Baillie-Stewart sold military secrets have centred around L90 ($311) which he received in letters from Berlin. His defense was that this money was in payment for his love-making and that it came from a young German woman known to him only as "Marie Louise."

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Soviet Owes L1,056,973,000 To Britain, Says Government

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Debt to Gt Britain reptd by Brit

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TAKES EFFECT SATURDAY; But 'Ultimate Authority' Has Not Yet Approved Its Enforcement. MANY SHOPS ARE CLOSED Nazi Pickets Already Active -- Committees to Enforce Order Everywhere. STUDENTS TO BE LIMITED Government Refuses to Give Sanction to Movement, but Will Tolerate It. BOYCOTT ON JEWS ORDERED BY NAZIS

By Frederick T. Birchall.special Cable To the New York Times.by Frederick T. Birchall

Nazis order boycott in business, professions and schools; already in effect although not official until Apr 1; Govt, refusing to sanction order, will "tolerate" it

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Arms Embargo Power for the President Is Approved by Committee of Congress; COMMITTEE BACKS EMBARGO ON ARMS

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Opposes arms embargo resolution

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