Both sides indicate they will not ask discharge of panel that got pamphlet; tampering inquiry begun; Judge Robbins suggests that talesmen be questioned on reaction to booklet; Mrs Spencer questioned

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NRA CODE VIOLATED IN MOVING PLANTS FROM BROOKLYN; National Labor Board Orders Fur Workers Reinstated in New Locations.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Natl Labor Relations Bd orders co to reinstate workers

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Tilt Between Richberg and Johnson Ends In the Pair Exchanging 'Merry Christmas'

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Richberg issues statement

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Lebrun Saves Paris Girl From Being Guillotined

By the Associated Press

Saves V Nozierre from guillotine

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Mayor Seeks Lawyer-Policemen With Promise of Magistrate Jobs; ' Career Men' Would Spend 3 Years as Patrolmen and Detectives, Then Work for Corporation Counsel and District Attorney -- 103 in Police and Fire Forces Promoted. LAWYERS SOUGHT AS CITY POLICEMEN

By Unknown Author

Fire Dept promotions

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MERRIMENT REIGNS HERE; Late Buyers Jam Stores and Add to Bustle of a Bedecked City. DESTITUTE FAMILIES AIDED Thousands of Food Baskets Are Distributed -- Children Get Gifts at Parties. CHURCHES ARE CROWDED 8,000 Throng St. Patrick's for Midnight Mass -- 2,500 at Trinity's Carol Service. YULETIDE GAYETY PERVADES THE CITY

By Unknown Author

In homes, in offices, in stores and on the streets New Yorkers joyously anticipated yesterday the gayest Christmas in years as the confident word was passed from mouth to mouth that the depression was dead, dead as a door nail.

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$1,250,000 CHARITY IN 'UNKNOWN'S' WILL; 16 Welfare Agencies Aided by R.M. Isaacs, Clothing Maker, Who Shunned Publicity. HID HIS PHILANTHROPIES Lived So Quietly That He Died Unnoticed by Press -- Left Gifts to Family, Too. $1,250,000 CHARITY IN 'UNKNOWN'S' WILL

By Unknown Author

R M Isaacs leaves $1,250,000 to charity

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