October 29, 1937

Linked with Mayor LaGuardia, says J T Mahoney

I Gennett, Amer Jew, places wreath with ribbons from Amer Legion, Disabled Amer War Veterans and Jewisn War Veterans on German war dead memorial, Berlin; questioned by police; released

Madison Sq Garden rally; replies to Red charge; illus

Chinese reinforce defenses on Soochow Creek south bank while Japanese concentrate on north bank; plan to drive toward Hungjao airdrome; map; Japanese expectations fail as Chinese morale is unbroken by Shanghai retreat; Chinese planes raid city; batteries in Pootung shell Hongkew and Yangtzepoo; Chinese suicide detachment holds out on Chapei border; reject offer of asylum in Internatl Settlement if unarmed; Shanghai stirred by exploit; Japanese planes shell Shanghai-Nanking ry, Nansiang and other towns

Mussolini comments on solidarity

Sen Vandenberg would substitute State legis with Fed protection of standards

modification expected as Treas officials and Joint Com study problem

Dewey, at Labor party rally, says he needs LaGuardia to aid his rackets prosecution

Captain George E. T. Eyston sent his big automobile "Thunderbolt" over the salt flats today at 309.6 miles an hour, the fastest man ever traveled on land.

Dewey repeats charges against Schneider; Dodge and Schneider reply; Schneider threatens libel suit; H Bannister defends Dewey against blackmail ring charge; Comr Blanshard names Schneider and Dodge in $5,000 fixing case

Dinner; W S Knudson and Dr K T Compton s

Foreign military experts-like physicians watching a rare operation in a surgical amphitheatre-studied the battle of Shanghai today from lofty observation posts.