Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1931 — Page 3

JUKE 9, 1931.

SOVIET. U. S. STEERING INTO WHEAT SCRAP Trouble Is Feared at July Gathering of Nations’ Envoys. BY HERBERT MOORE t'Dltrd Prn Staff Corrf *Dondcnt LONDON. June 9.—The task of curbing the intense rivalry between Soviet Russia and western countries fcr domination of the wheat market will confront the permanent committee of wheat-exporting nations at its first meeting here this month. It is feared that a breakdown of the cordiality established at the international wheat conference in London in May would plunge the exporting countries into a disastrous campaign of underselling and “dumping.” The committee comprises one member each from Urfited States. Argentina; Australia, Bulgaria. Canada. Hungary, India. Poland, Rumania, Soviet Russia and Yugoslavia. Differ on Disposal All the countries are agreed as to the causes of the present depression in the wheat market, but differ widely on how to dispose of their huge surpluses. Herein lies the chief difficulty of preserving a solid front. Soviet Russia, Poland, Rumania, Hungary. Yugoslavia and Bulgaria fought for the adoption of a quota scheme and an international control agency to market surpluses, at the London conference. They accepted the permanent committee ■with reluctance, but pledged their co-operation. The United States delegation took an emphatic stand against any attempt to interfere with the freedom of the international market. Define Their Positions Back of the Soviet and Danubian attitude there was a clear-cut assertion of their determination to regain their pre-war places in the world wheat market. To accomplish this, they must displace the United States. Canada and Argentina, which have dominated the market since the World war. The Soviets charged the United States delegation with responsibility for the conference’s failure to achieve more positive results, pointing out that the majority of the exporting countries were inclined to adopt an international agreement for the regulating of the grain market. Crazed Man Kills Self By United Press LOGANSPORT, Ind., June 9. Donald Graham, 59, hanged himself at the state hospital for the insane here. He was admitted in December, 1930.

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One of the many important pipe organ recitals of the tenth annual convention of the American Guild of Organists will be given Wednesday afternoon by Edwin Arthur Kraft of the Northern Ohio chapter at the Scottish Rite cathedral.

MAYORS VISIT PALACE Meeting With France’s President Scheduled for U. S. Delegation. By United Press PARIS, June 9.—The American mayors were to be received by President Gaston Doumergue at the Elysee palace today as one of the final official calls during their tour of Prance. After the meeting they were to be the guests of the American Legion, visiting Anne Morgan’s estate at Blerancourt. The mayors’ wives spent Monday shopping in Paris.

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