Agr Adjustment Administration will demand modification of price-fixing in NRA code

Farm Administration Plans to Demand Modification of Retail Code Price Fixing

LEGION ASSEMBLES IN NEW PATRIOTISM; Bonus Men Now in a Minority, Chicago Convention Bids to 'Resell Itself' to America. DISABLED ARE PUT FIRST Veterans Stand By Roosevelt, but Assail Gen. Hines and Self-Seeking Legislators. LEGION ASSEMBLES IN NEW PATRIOTISM

ON a broad front President Roosevelt has begun a drive for credit expansion -- an enrichment of the "life blood of industry" -- in order to consolidate such gains as have been won in the NRA campaign and to add the impetus needed to bring the nation back to economic health.  

THE CREDIT DRIVE: A NEW RECOVERY EFFORT

LARCHMONT, N.Y., Sept. 30. -- The Westchester open golf championship title went to Mike Turnesa of Fairview today when he defeated Sal Di Buono, the home pro, in the eighteen-hole play-off at the Bonnie Briar Country Club.  

Mike Turnesa Wins Westchester Open, Giving Family Second District Crown

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Unkown fate of many pol prisoners cited in connection with lr by R Rolland to N Y Times asking assistance of correspondents in Germany of foreign independent newspapers in learning fate of C von Ossietsky, pacifist

Rolland Seeks an Inquiry On Jailed German Editor; Asks Foreign Press to Try to Get Statement From Ossietsky, Pacifist -- Mystery Clothes The Fate of Most of the Prisoners.

With, an impressive display of power against a rival which, was far from the easy mark so many had supposed, Fordham signalized its first start under the coaching regime of Sleepy Jim Crowley by slashing its way to a 52-0 victory over Albright at Fordham Field yesterday.  

FORDHAM SWAMPS ALBRIGHT BY 52-0; Displays impressive Power in First Football Game Under Coach Crowley's Regime. DANOWSKI THE KEY MAN Maroon Captain Dominates the Play, Crossing Losers' Goal Line Twice. MURPHY DASHES 60-YARDS Intercepts Pass and Goes Over -- 12,000, a Record Crowd for Campus, See Battle'. FORDHAM SWAMPS ALBRIGHT BY 52-0

Holds no nation can object to U S building Navy up to treaty limit

Swanson, in Hawaii, Defends Naval Policy; Holds No Nation Can Object to Treaty Fleet

RFC PUTS MILLIONS INTO TRADE DRIVE; New Policy Makes Capital Available at Once to Industries Under NRA. TWO LOAN TYPES READY Plan Is Said to Be Quickest Way to Utilize All Banks to Diffuse Credit. RFC POTS MILLIONS INTO TRADE DRIVE

Reptd to have balked plan to shift disarmament talks to framework of Four-Power Pact

DAVIS BALKED PLAN FOR SHIFT ON ARMS; Refusal to Attend Any Talks Under 4-Power Pact Hailed as Saving Geneva Parley. MINORITY RIGHTS PRESSED Haiti Offers Resolution in the League Asking Equality for AH Regardless of Race. DAVIS BALKED PLAN FOR SHIFT ON ARMS

SOMERSET MAUGHAM BOWS FAREWELL TO THE STAGE; For His Last Play, "Sheppey," He Takes A Theme From the Gospel MR. MAUGHAM'S LATEST -- AND FINAL -- PLAY

BERLIN, Sept. 29. -- One of the most distressing features of the arrest of political enemies by Nazi agencies is the mystery, thereafter, as to what happens to the prisoner. A Brown, Shirt detachment calls upon, him and invites him to step around to the nearest barracks.  

Little Heard From Prisoners.; INQUIRY IS SOUGHT ON GERMAN EDITOR

WESTBURY, L.I., Sept. 30. -- Riding at a hard, driving pace from the first period right on through the final session, with all four play era contributing their full share. Seymour Knox's Aurora team took the twenty-first open championship of the United States Polo Association today.  

AURORA CONQUERS GREENTREE, 14-11, IN U.S. POLO FINAL; Succeeds Templeton as Open Champion by Winning at Westbury Before 10,000. BOESEKE SHOWS THE WAY Scores Seven Times as Knox, Mills and Gerry Give Fine Support. LOSERS RALLY NEAR END Three-Goal Spurt Comes Too Late to Offset Rivals' Effective Team Play AURORA CAPTURES OPEN POLO TITLE

An increasing number of people in the United States are apprehensive of currency inflation and fearful of its results. Eight distinguished men, representing both major political parties, have approved and sponsored a series of articles presenting their viewpoint on the money problems of the day. The series is appearing in this newspaper in sixteen consecutive daily chapters. The seventh is presented herewith.  

Money and Inflation; Money and Prices: The Inflation Move

MEDICINE MEN; Realities of Professional Life in a Hospital Play That Restores the Group Theatre To Its High Estate

Protest against construction of Midtown Hudson Tunnel overruled

ALLOWS BUILDING MIDTOWN TUNNEL; War Department Grants Authority to the Port of New York Authority. PROTESTS ARE OVERRULED Cunard and French Lines Objected to Use of Temporary Blankets in Construction.

Roosevelt and assistants maintain silence on "captive" mine agreement

RELIEF FUND $700,000,000; All Will Be Needed, Says Hopkins After Talk With President. START PLANNED IN WEEK Roosevelt Approves Plan Extending Federal Aid 'Shorn of Red Tape.' STATES' HELP COUNTED ON Program Is Expected to Help Credit Expansion and Commodity Price Rise. ROOSEVELT WIDENS FEDERAL RELIEF

ACCORDING to one of the gentlest rumors imaginable, "The Dark Tower" (nee "Snake in the Grass") deals with the stage and its people. There is, they say, a Svengali twist to the affair, the difference being that the object is forced to act, not sing.  

RIALTO GOSSIP; Something About the New Kaufman-Woollcott Play -- Two Works by Mr. Barry -- Sundry Items

1 employe killed, 2 hurt in explosion in steam room, at N Y dock

Blast on City Ferryboat Kills One, Hurts 2, After 1,000 Richmond Commuters Debark

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. -- Scoring in the second heat and finishing as runner-up the final time out, George C. Reis's glistening Gold Cup speed boat, El Lagarto, today won the President's Cup race.  

EL LAGARTO TAKES PRESIDENTS CUP; Gains a First and a Second Place in Last Two Heats of Speedboat Race. DODGE WINS FINAL TEST Drives Delphine VII Home First -- Ethyl Ruth III Sets New Lap Record. EL LAGARTO TAKES PRESIDENT'S CUP

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. -- Bronzed and hardened through outdoor life, hard work and wholesome food during the past six months, 125,000 members of the first Civilian Conservation Corps will return to their homes and private employment within the next fifteen days.  

125,000 WILL QUIT FOREST CAMP JOBS; Equal Number Will Be Recruited to Replace Those Whose Terms Are Soon to Be Over. 37,000 HAVE FOUND WORK Veterans Reluctant to Leave -- 60% of New York Contingent Are Expected to Resign.

TORTOISE SEIZES A FLYING HAWK; Naturalists in Bear Mountain Park Come Upon Bird in Grip of Land Turtle. MUSEUM SUPPORTS STORY Victim Is Freed Only When Shell of Reptile Is Pried Open With Screwdriver.

SIGRID UNDSET'S MASTERLY NOVEL; Her New Work Is a Realistic Study of Woman in Marriage IDA ELIZABETH. By Sigrid Undset. Translated from the Norwegian by Arthur G. Chater. 433 pp. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $2.50. Sigrid Undset's New Novel

TAMMANY FACES A BOLT TO M'KEE OF DISTRICT CHIEFS; 12 to 14 Desertions Likely, but Curry Moves to Win Away His Support in the Bronx. GIBSON SUPPORTS McKEE Vincent Astor Also Backs Him -- LaGuardia Says Roosevelt Will Not Give Aid. TAMMANY FACES A BOLT TO M'KEE

S Untermyer, in lr to him, recommends abandonment of tax exemption on enterprises engaged in commercial activity; Mayor confers with J J Sexton

TAX-FREE REALTY NOW FACES A LEVY; Untermyer Seeks Law to End Exemption for Much of Land Valued at $268,827,000. MANY HOSPITALS ON LIST Cemeteries, Private Schools, Bar Buildings and Clubs Would Be Affected. TAX-FREE REALTY NOW FACES A LEVY

October 1, 1933

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Farm Administration Plans to Demand Modification of Retail Code Price Fixing

LEGION ASSEMBLES IN NEW PATRIOTISM; Bonus Men Now in a Minority, Chicago Convention Bids to 'Resell Itself' to America. DISABLED ARE PUT FIRST Veterans Stand By Roosevelt, but Assail Gen. Hines and Self-Seeking Legislators. LEGION ASSEMBLES IN NEW PATRIOTISM

THE CREDIT DRIVE: A NEW RECOVERY EFFORT

Mike Turnesa Wins Westchester Open, Giving Family Second District Crown

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