Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1936 — Page 8

After Delegates Were + ‘Believed Agreed.

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 15. —Dele-

gates to the Inter-American Conference split today on neutrality

measures, forcing postponement of | & plenary session until tomorrow.

The issue was raised unexpectedly

by Argentina after all delegates ap- - parently had agreed on a neutrality

plan.. The text was even released last Saturday by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. ‘The crux of the whole question is in whether or not the conference shall take a positive stand for neutrality involving positive “declarations of policy against the exportaSion of arms, ammunition or loans to belligerents. - The American delegation, supported by 17 other nations, has been in favor of this. Argentina suddenly declared itself opposed to any definite declaration of policy on neutrality, and led the opposition to establishment of permanent ‘machinery for concerted .American neutrality action. As a result of the split in neutrality ranks, a plenary session

~ Which was scheduled for today as

another “love feast” in which unani-

mous approval would be given to the

draft’ neutrality plan made public last week had to be put over until tomorrow. Weary hours of conference behind closed doors have resulted in another draft of a neutrality plan. The delegates now are trying to get its Unanimous acceptance. If ‘this succeeds it will be presented tomorrow, While delegates are sworn to secrecy regarding the substitute neutrality plan, Sumner Welles, Assistant Secretary of State, told newspaper men the new draft affects only the “form” but not the “substance” of the proposed treaty.

NONE IS INJURED IN SECOND ‘L’ COLLISION

By United Press CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—Another collision occurred today on Chicago’s “L"” system as investigation was resumed into a crash Nov. 24 in which 11 were killed and 60 injured. Creeping through “peasoup” fog with a heavy load of commuters and Christmas shoppers, an Englewood express bumped the rear of a Jackson Park train at the 37th-st crossing. Windows were broken but no one was injured. The accident lent additional interest to the inquest scheduled today into the Nov. 24 wreck.

SELFRIDGE INJURED

IN FIRE TRUCK CRASH

By United Press LONDON, Dec. 15—H., Gordon Selfridge, Chicagoan who brought the department store to England years ago, and his daughters, Prin-, ‘cess Wiasemski and Countess de Sibour, were recovering today from severe bruises, the result of a motor collision with a fire engine. Mr. Selfridge and his daughters were returning home from a theater last night when a fire engine skidded and struck their car.

INFANT 1S DROWNED SEEKING TOY IN PAIL

By United Press CARTHAGE, Ind, Dec, 15. — Reaching for a toy gun which had fallen into a can full of water his mother had been using while mopping the floor, Richard McCorkle, 14 months old, toppled into the can and drowned yesterday.

POSTMASTER IS NAMED

: By United Press

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 15— Jerome Shandy; local business man, today was named acting postmaster, suceeding John Wood, Republican, who served almost five years. Shandy, who served two terms as county treasurer, had been active in state and county Democratic politics for several years.

* LEGION MEETING CHAN GED

Tilman H. Harpole Post 249, American Legion, is to meet Friday instead of tonight to complete arrangements for a Christmas tree

‘and open house, Robert Skelton, command

er, announced today.

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