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August 27, 1938

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MEXICANS STUNNED BY FIRM HULL NOTE; EDITORS ATTACK IT; Printing of Full Text Reveals for First Time Extent of American Disapproval THREAT OF FORCE IS SEEN Two Papers Call Demand That Seizures Cease an Attempt to Violate Sovereignty Public Is Thunderstruck Pacifists Make Protest Report Disturbs Hull Further Expropriation MEXICANS STUNNED BY FIRM HULL NOTE Note Praised by Americans

By Frank L. Kluckhohnspecial Cable To the New York Times

Mex reaction and press comment; Hull refuses to amplify note; Natl Council for the Prevention of War protests note

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SUBSIDIZED EXPORT OF WHEAT STARTED; Government Begins Buying Surplus--Emergency Laid to Canada's Similar Plan Text of Government's Offer SUBSIDIZED EXPORT OF WHEAT STARTED Ready for $25,000,000 Loss Similar to the Canadian Plan Chicago Market Closed for Day FAVOR CUT IN GRAIN RATE Eastern Lines' Proposal Frowned On by Railroad Association

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

AAR rejects Eastern roads proposal for cuts on reshipments from Chicago to North Atlantic ports for export

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SUBMISSION IN NINE ITEMS VOTED FOR STATE CHARTER; CONVENTION IS ADJOURNED; VICTORY FOR SMITH His Dramatic Plea to 'Trust the People' Wins by 105-57 Vote MOSES PLAN IS REJECTED Others Fail to Reduce Number of Sections--Crane Hailed as Delegates Depart Smith Led Fight Further "Lumping" Fails Republicans Fail to Agree Wagner Denies Political Aim NINE-SECTION VOTE ON STATE CHARTER Steuer Backs Voters' "Intelligence" Labor Proposal Is Included Convention Cheers Crane

By Warren Moscowspecial To the New York Times

form of amendment to be submitted to voters

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