Aerial and artillery bombardment of capital continues; details of damage, casualties and locale; Rebel planes drop leaflets setting time limit for surrender; Syndicalist journals pub govt's explanation of its flight; 5th Militia Regiment issues defense instructions; outlying sections of city evacuated

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British Employment Tops That of Boom Year 1929

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Total tops boom yr of 1929

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1936Louis Gustave Binger, French general and explorer (born 1856)^[†]

Louis-Gustave Binger was a French officer and explorer who claimed the Côte d'Ivoire for France.

Headlines from November 10, 1936

CODE TO REPLACE CHAOTIC CITY LAWS IS 50% COMPLETED; Statutes and Court Rulings of 100 Years Being Unified in Complement to Charter. ARCHAIC ACTS UPROOTED Final Draft Is Expected to Be Ready for Passage by the Legislature in 1938. NEW CODE FOR CITY IS 50% COMPLETED

U.S. LINER'S SAILING BLOCKED BY STRIKE; Fares Refunded to Passengers Booked to Leave Tomorrow on President Harding. UNION LEADER ARRESTED Grange, Accused of Threat to Seaman, Freed in $500 Bail for Later Hearing. U.S. LINER'S SAILING BLOCKED BY STRIKE

Germany Admits Building Plane Carriers; Goering Termed Them Units for Offense

Rebel Bombs and Shells Kill 80; Madrid Refuses to Surrender; Three Air Raids and Shelling Follow Dropping of Leaflets From Planes Setting 3 P.M. Yesterday as Time Limit for Yielding -- Danger Zones Evacuated. SHELLS AND BOMBS KILL 80 IN MADRID

British Employment Tops That of Boom Year 1929

Notable Deaths