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May 14, 1938

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SENATE COMPLETES NAVAL BILL ACTION; It Passes $1,156,000,000 Conference Draft, Sending It to the White House Total May Be Increased SENATE COMPLETES NAVAL BILL ACTION

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Armstrong Left [pound]80,000 To Aid Consular Widows

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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BIG JAPANESE PUSH IS SLOWED BY FOES; Reinforced Chinese Attacking South of Lung-Hai Railway to Regain Lost Cities Chinese Recovering Shan BIG JAPANESE PUSH IS SLOWED BY FOES Flight of Chinese Predicted Japanese See Victory Soon Amoy Chinese Still Fighting Tokyo Prepares to Celebrate Chinese Bring Up New Forces

By By. F. Tillman Durdinwireless To the New York Times

Chinese reinforcements fight to stem Japanese at Mengcheng, Yungcheng, Yutai, and Kinsiang; maps; Chinese reptd gradually recovering Shansi Province; speculation on Amoy move; Japanese planes bomb Chengchow; Amer Southern Baptist and Catholic Parma Soc missions damaged; all foreigners reptd safe; Japanese see victory in Lung-Hai ry sector; Tientsin-Pukow ry front unchanged; Amer South Presby Missions protests bombing damage at Suchow; Chinese planes attack Japanese warships off Amoy; Chinese refugees from Amoy arrive at Hong Kong; Tokyo prepares to celebrate Lung-Hai ry victory

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ONLY UNITED ACTION CAN END THE SLUMP, ECCLES DECLARES; Prolonged Depression Certain, He Says, Unless All Groups Back Government Program ADMITS FEDERAL 'MISTAKES' Crowley Tells Jersey Bankers Financial Structure Now Is in Sound Condition Wage Rise Suspension Asked Bank "Housecleaning" Commended ECCLES ASKS UNITY TO END DEPARESSION Freight Rate Rise Proposed Change in Policy Held Too Sudden No Time for Waiting United Action Held Only Hope Federal Competition Opposed Chance for Banks to Aid

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

M S Eccles urges policies conform to modern requirements

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Rise of 586.2% Reported In Relief Cost in 4 Years

By Unknown Author

Rept on Fed unemployment relief costs, 1932-33 and 1936-37

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