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February 6, 1937

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$100,000 CAFE SHUT BY RACKET BOMBS, OWNER TESTIFIES; Stench Missiles Used for Ten Months After He Refused to Pay $3,000, He Says FOUR OTHERS TELL ILLS Restaurant Manager Describes Threats to His Children and $2,000 Demand Tells of $1,750 Payment Run Short of Witnesses BOMBS SHUT CAFE, RACKET JURY TOLD Promised "Only Advice" Picketed Till Cafe Closed Juror Cafe Patron

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H Gross, Gerard Cafeteria owner, J A Miller, I Coviris, R M Decker and G Conacas testify

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President's Message; Texts of Roosevelt's Court Message, His Proposed Bill and Cummings's Letter Declines to Pass On Judges' Disability Approves Extending Plan to High Court Delays in Appeals Held Burden on Litigants Calls Retirement Law Only Partial Solution Would Accelerate Work of All Courts Government Processes Considered Stopped The Attorney General's Letter Sees Hardships in Delays Provides for Bench Quorums Designation May Be Extended $100,000 for New Judges Draft of the Proposed Bill Points to Low Cost of Courts High Court May Add Proctor New Cases Offset Old Urges a "Mobile" Force Supreme Court Decisions on New Deal Laws Have Been 11 to 5 Against Administration Urges Provision For Direct Appeals

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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