Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1939 — Page 10

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FOREIGN TRADE |

DISCUSSION SET FOR TOMORROW

Nationally Known Leaders § Will Speak Here on World Affairs.

| As a part of the local observance of National Foreigh Trade Week being celebrated until May 27, J. B Sitterley, publisher of Importers’ Guide, Will speak at a conference tom or OW Afternoon at the Severin Hot © Mt Sitteriey will speak on “The Story Behind Events in Europe and Asia.” ‘Other speakers include John Abbink, president of the Business Publishers Mnternational Cop. of New York, Who Will discuss economic conditions in Latin-America and trade prospects there for Amer can manufacturers; W. T. Moran assistant vice president of the Na tional City Bank, New York, speak mg on “Exchange and Tade Con ditions in the Principal Problem Countries,” and Edward G. Dicus| of Marsh & Melennan, Chicago, will Tead a marine insurance disCUSSION

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[he two-fold purpose of tion -wide celebration is to foreiglt trade possibilities emphasize importance of trade to domestic Mansy trade The local vanced By the foreign trade he Chamber of Commerce C. J. Haring of the J. D ms Manufacturing Co

Be na develop and to foreign and

conference Was ardivision

Are Listed

Fletcher H Rawls assistant director of the bureaun of foreign and domestic commerce of the Department of Commerce at Wash has been named chairman committee to ¢o the 200 Business and

Subjects

d at various \ Aces include the im nee of foreigh trade to Amen 1 factories, farms, mines and fot naence of American in upon foreign materials, tropiother FS) protection PrOSPeTi American merchan 1 trade and nau Arnational COMMUNICA in American

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Homeopathy Officers will be elected today at the

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theh Indiana Mstitute of Homeopathy at the Columbia Club. Dy student of socialized medicine; Dr. W. W Young of Philadelphia, an instructor at the Hahnemann Medical College, and director of medical research at

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delphia, spoke yesterday.

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This ix First Aid Week in diana and the vest of the COUNtEY and its purpose ix to acguaint all persons with the

fundamentals of assisting pevsons injured in accidents until physicans arrive, Governor Townsend pro. claimed the week Monday and activities are being co-ordi-nated hy a national commitiee headed by Dean EE. Miller, Sonth Bend.

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Open Howse’ Due Tomorrow An “open house” will be held by the Mever Chapel and Neighborhood House boys’ department tomorrow from 7 pm. 0 9 p.m. The Chapel and Neighborhood House it a po cial service project of hte Second Presbyterian Church. Hosts are to Be the aviation section, the ehureh's Boy Scouts troop and the wood. craft class

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American Lagion, today anheld at Municipal Airport the benefit of the Child

District commander service ix to be Legions air show fo 12th District or guard will

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sunday

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