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AMERICAS UNITE.

T0 BOOST TRADE AS WAR CUSHION

Economic, Financial Group To Begin Work in U. S. Not Later Than Nov. 15.

By THOMAS L. STOKES Times Special Writer

"PANAMA CITY, Oct. 2.—The big job oc capitalizing on the European war emergency to increase trade among the Americas falls now upon ‘the Inter-American Consultative Economic and Financial Committee, directed to assemble in Washington to begin work not later than Nov. 15.

Among the delegates to the interAmerican conference of foreign ministers here hopes are high for important accomplishments by this committee. The membership will include a representaive of the United States and of each of the 20 Latin American republics. The committee’s immediate task will involve cushioning war shocks to Western Hemisphere trade, par‘ticularly Latin American trade losses due to the shutting off of commerce with Germany.

264,000,000 People Concerned

The 21 American republics decided definitely today ‘on a Tnethod to keep the Western Hemisphere, except Canada, neutral in Europe's war. ‘Subcommittees submitted final drafts of proposals to their full committees. These included the “safety belt” plan intended to keep belligerent warships out of American waters. The neutrality projects will be

_ submited to the conference's final

plenary session tomorrow and will

- show the world, it was predicted,

that the republics and their 254,000,000 inhabitants form a solid front for the defense of American ideals, institutions and rights. The delegates, reporting complete harmony, decided to adopt a resolution protesting the inclusion in warring nations’ contraband lists of foodstuffs and clothing destined for civil populations only.

Grady and Berle Mentioned

This declaration, which was not expect 10 have any immediate effect, was expected to prelude any effort to revise international [law regarding contraband. It is believed here that either Assistant Secretary of State Henry F. Grady or Assistant Secretary of State Adolph A. Berle will be named as the United States’ representative on the | Economic and Financial Committee. The committee is expected to lean heavily upon Dr. Herbert Feis, State Department economic adviser and member of the American. delegation here, who assisted in| formulation of the conference's economic declaration.. Mr. Feis is also a member of the board of the U. S. Export-Import Bank, which’ is supervising the extension of Latin American credits, and is otherwise engaged in the in-ter-American trade activities.

Declaration Generalized

The declaration adopted here was somewhat disappointing, due to its generalized nature, but vagueness was necessitated by the difficulty of agreeing upon specific projects because of conflicts of various national interests, A more sharply outlined agreement could have been reached only

material

~ through protracted discussions, and

the delegates here thought it better to ‘agree quickly on general principles, leaving the specific projects to the Thter-American Consultative Economic and Finance Committee. This increases the importance of the committee, giving it wide latitude to recommend remedial measures. Basically the trade program in general terms here constructive assistproviding credits

the removal of trade deterrents,

, such as excessive freight and insur-

ance rates, sanitary regulations, . tariffs and other special charges, all of which are mentioned in the trade . declaration.

Insurance Rates Chaotic

The unanimous declaration for a speedy correction of the present chaotie insurance and freight rate situation is expected to exert some influence in expediting Congressional action on ‘war risk shipping insurance. It may be a factor also in the current investigation by the Maritime Commission into proposals for substantial freight rate increases between the United States Atlantic and gulf ports and Argentine, Brazil and Uruguay.

NEW POSTMASTER OF CLOVERDALE ON JOB

Times Special CLOVERDALE, Ind, Oct. 2.— Reuben Stwalley, 23d postmaster in

103 years, today assumed his duties. Mr. Stwalley is a former school

. teacher residing in Warren Town- - ship, For more than a week he has

been , “learning the ropes” from William Morrison, the retiring postmaster. His assistant will be Miss Jane Hunter, daughter of Ralph Hunter, town clerk and a precinet Sohmitteeman: of Cloverdale TownShip

‘CONSERVATION CLUB TO HOLD BARBECUE

Times Special LIZTON Ind, Oct. 2. — The Union-Middle Township Conservation Club of Lizton will sponsor a barbecue Saturday night. A pit 14 feet long will be used to barbecue two Highland Herefords. A 40-piece band will provide entertainment for those who attend, and, in case of rain, the barbecue will be held under a tent.

“SABLE—$20,000” NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (U.-P.).—The most expensive fur coat in the wine X on Fifth Ave:

during the night by cut through the plate glass. y ting | Si

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Frank Am, city weights and measures inspector, checks a scale at a local coal company as the City begins its annual inspection of coal company. scales. Periodic checks on 200 coal company scales in the City will continue through the winter.

LOCAL DEATHS

Mrs. Minnie |. Leap

Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie I. Leap, a resident of Indianapolis for many years and a former pub-

lic school teacher, were held at 10 a. m. today in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. Burial was in Crown Hill. Mrs. Leap was ill for five weeks and died Friday at her home, 646 W. 30th St. She was a private tutor, also, and continued her interest in education until her deatRk., She was born Dec. 15, 1866, in "Hamilton County a daughter of John and Elizabeth Bradfield. She was a member of the Third Church of Christ Scientist. She is survived by her husband, Albert Leap, to whom she was married June 20, 1888; two daughters, Mrs. William Price and Mrs. Harry Nicely, Indianapols; a son, Glenn C. Leap, New York, president of the Glenn C. Leap Music Publishing Co., five sisters, Mrs. E. L. Lawson, Mrs. L. B. Baker, Mrs. Clarence Kercheval, Mrs. L. C. Mitchell, and Mrs. P. F. Smith; and two brothers, Er ess Bradfield and Walter Bradeld.

Harry M. Callis

Servites were to be held for Harry M. Callis, 811 E. 11th St., at 2 p. m. today in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, with burial at Washington Park Cemetery. Mr. Callis, who was 21, died Friday at City Hospital after .a week's illness. He was a native of Dayton, O. and had lived here for 11 years. He attended Technical High School, was employed by the Economy Food Market and was a member, of the Memorial Presbyterian Church. Survivors are his mother and stepfather, . and Mrs. E. J. Pierce, and a sister, Miss Louise Callis, all of Indianapolis. |

J. C. Gill

J. C. Gilly former Indianapolis contractor, was to be buried in Lebanon today, where he died on Saturday. He was 55. For 15 years Mr. Gill was a member of ‘the firm of Pickett & Gill, with offices, in the Merchants Bank Building. He moved to Lebanon two years ago. Survivors are his wife, Lena; a son, T. Wayne of Indianapolis, and three daughters, Mrs. Paul Lane, Mrs. | Cleo Smith and Miss Madge Gill, all of Lebanon.

Harold M. Gusdorf

Harold M. Gusdorf, president of the S. M. Gusdorf Co., tanners, was to be buried at the Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery today following services at the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home at 2 p. m. Mr. Gusdorf, who was 51, died Friday at St. Vincent's Hospital. ‘He lived at 4333 Central Ave.

Mrs. Martha Chekoff

noon following funeral services in

Church at 2 p.m. Mrs. Chekoff was the wife of Thomas Chekoff, and lived at 726 Belle Vieu Place. She was a native of Missouri, but had made her home here for the past 25 years. survived by her husband and a brother, Cyrus Lane of Iowa. ‘

Mrs. Martha Dinnis

Mrs. Martha Dinnis of Noblesville died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital after an illness of several days. Dr. Norman A. Booher; deputy coroner, said that Mrs. Dinnis, a practical nurse, had died of a blood infection apparently contracted from a patient for whom she had been caring. Mrs. Dinnis is survived by a brother. Ralph Grimes, of Noblesville. She was 85.

Mrs. Margaret McNary

Mrs. Margaret McNary will be|$ buried in Tipton tomorrow following services at 2 p. m. in the Tipton Lutheran Chureh, of which she was a member. She died yesterday after a long illness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. ‘W. G. Craig, 5720 Broadway. Born in Lafayetie 75 vears ago, Mrs. McNary was the widow of J. C. MeNary of Tipton, a New York Central Railroad conductor. She is survived by her daughter and a son, A. W. McNary, of Tipton,’

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Albert H. Steele

Albert H. Steele, superintendent of the Illinois Street Post Office station, died Saturday at Methodist Hospital: He became ill while on duty Friday, and was taken to the hospital. Mr. Steele was born in Liberty, Ind. 63 years ago, and had been a

postal worker in Indianapolis for 42 years. He was appointed assistant superintendent of mails and superintendent of the Illinois Street station in 1922. His home was at 2029 Koehne St. Mr. Steele is survived by his wife, Mary; a son, Robert; his mother, Mrs. Robert D. Steele of Kokomo; a brother, Earl Steele of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Burton Burger, Kokomo,

Mrs. Louise Dormann

Mrs. Louise Dormann, who died Saturday, was to be buried at Crown Hill today. following services at the Krieger Funeral Home. She was a native of Kentucky, but had lived here for many years. She was the widow of Henry L. Dormann. Mrs. Dormann, who was 85, died at the Altenheim, 2007 N. Capitol Ave, following a long illness. : She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ralph E. Brooks, and a son, Harry L. Dormann, both of Indianapolis.

FORMER MISSIONARY IS DEAD AT Bey

Times Special BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. 2.—Mrs. Viola Edna Light Glenn, former missionary to Africa, will be buried tomorrow following services in the Pentecost Faith Mission, of which

her husband, the Rev. Lewis E. Glenn, is pastor. She died Saturday night at the age of 69. The Rev. and Mrs. Glenn were married in Indianapolis in 1901, an left immediately for Africa, where they spent many years in missionary work. Three of their children are buried there. Following their return, Mrs. Glenn assisted her husband in his work, which included the editing of a religious paper. Survivors, are a son, Victor, and a daughter, Beatrice, both of Bedford.

State Deaths

CULVER—Mrs. Rosa I. Ferrier, 82. Survivors: Son, C. I. Ferrien; sister, Mrs. Clarinda Likenberry. DELPHI-—Mrs. Myrue McLaughlin. 60, Survivors: Husban Frank: Arothers, Freeman and Clistord Leslie; sisters. Mrs. Minnie Jackson. Mrs. Maude Bowsher. Mrs. Lydia Fry. 87. WAYNE—Mrs. Anne D. Mchona 1d.

75. Survivors: Daughter

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Mes: Geor, ia 2 Westerman. 59. Survivors: Daught Mrs. Charles Wisneski. rs. Albert Curcher: brothers, Grant and Morton Soliday. Mrs. Violet Aspy, 82. band. Geral . sons, James, Robert parents, Mr,

Marion Neireiter: y William Neireite brothers Lee A, Mitch, °%. ® nn =n FU LTON—Mrs. Susan M - vivors: Daughters, Mrs §dary. 5 Sur

L. Cox, : Hower; sons, Albert E. Reid, Milo Madary.

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Survivors:

OND—Charles = Miller, 79. oer, Mrs. is Phillips.

LA P TE Mrs. a D. Henry. 74. Sur. LRA t vivo iy Behte er, iss Marie ‘A. Hen

APO roueh. J. Survivors: Wife; brother. Lewis H. Lizzie McCloskey.

REYNOLDS—Mrs. Emma M. Cover, 62. Survivors: Foster daughter. Mrs. F. E. Homan, sister, Mrs. Rose Witmer; brothers, Fawn.and Joseph Gilsinger ROMNEY —Mrs. Isadora Densinger. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Fr Leaming; son, Dr. James A. Taylor. RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Rubv Shellenberger, 39. Survivers: Husband; son, Kenne Avpleton: father, Henry Strebe: Mrs. Lucille Sulkey, Mrs. Robert In

SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Mary W. Metcalfe, Survivers: Sons od Mer and John

Motoalte: brothers, Hen nese Borate

HAMM Sur vivors:

McCloskey. 68. son. Oscar McCloskey: McCloskey; sister, Miss

bert Wilks; sisters, ‘Mro Mrs. Kate Wolfe. Mrs. 8S. 8. Gill. 2 SOUTH BEND-—Miss Hazel BonDurant, 53. Survivors: Father, William Bone Durant; brother, Walter H. BonDurant. SULLIVAN-—Miss Minerva Pirtle, 104. WINDFALL—Mrs. Fs ha Crouen, 21: survivors: Husban aurice; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stas eld: Listers, Mrs. Clarence Crouch, Misses Rosella and Margana Syaxtield: DF PERSE, Clyde and Ellis ax

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BOWSER—Dalisy May, entered into rest Sunday at residence of daughter, 117 N. Grant Ave. age 58 years, wife of Wilam W. Bowser, mother of Mrs. Wilma Eisenhut of Indianapolis and Tom C. Bowser of Louisville, ; grandmother of Betty Lou Eisenhut abd une Boys.

Funera Passdays 2 R! MOORE PEACE C EL, " Burial Wash-{ ington Park Cemetery. [Lebanon and Flora papers please copy.l

COPELAND—Louis, of 1446 Blaine Ave. beloved husband of Mable Copeland. fah of Frankie yaROs ole, brother of Dr. Samueh Copeland and Courtiand Copeland, passe Oct. age 65

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KINDLEY—Wm, band of Jennie "inc Mrs. Helen Rigel, sed. away I a evening at the Be ence, 109 N. Hardink St. Services Wednesda, ONKLE ER

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¢GATH—Ida wife of W.'-A. Mf h. mother of Mrs, Jessie Durtell Met New Castle, Ind Mrs. Edna Hoffman of rin Sister of Etta Bailey of Olney. Coggburn and r Parkers ihre, Il. gan, Col., 2 er ‘away dh at 4

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NAUGHT — John A. residin, Tremont Ma and Rockville road, “father of George MeNayght, brother of Mrs. Esther Hood, Chicago, Passed away Sunda

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OVERPECK—Grace, of 651 Warren Ave. mother of Carl, Ernest and Jesse Overs lara Walker of Terre . Hes of Belmore, Nell Dickens of Montezuma, Al Barnaby of Rockville and Fred Barnaby of Tinois, passed i Oct. 1. Tig be years. Servces Tue

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SMITH-—Opaline, age 25, beloved wife of Oscar. mother of Barbara Jane, Charles and Homer, daughter of Mrs. Flora Nelson, sister of James, Orville and Eugene Burge, passed away Monday Foriine. Funeral Pend services SPEAKS & FINN CHAPEL. 125 8. Ca apitol, Wednesflay. A p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends nvite

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Total Monthly Pavments 12.00 i 30 u bl h Ee L aL able shows e FUL! OpNE vou pay (including. ALL ased. o 0 months. Charges oo rst £1 will hot exceed 2% when each np nt is mad ithin 5 f due nterest not to exceed above in anv event. o see us fi T a loan. RNER FENN and WASH,

Money You Receive

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities Co. Operating 8:

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 E Ohio St. L1-8361

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS _ PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

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HORTON FUNERAL West Newton. In

ICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME Hal H® Meridian TA-16:0

O. W. NUTT FUNERAL HOME Carmel. Ind

Max Helflicn 5 Son Service. Clvde Herrlich. Mrs. Emma Gunn. New Palestine.

E PEOPL FUNERAL HOME, INC. an N » 11-8097

(GAS)

HOME GAS MFG.. INC. 14 W 22nd St HA-1332

(GASOLINE AND OIL)

LOOK 79% Buy Associated |=

(GROCERIES)

HASHMAN'S Regal Store. Known for better meats 5068 E 10th TR-1188

( GROCERIES— VEGETABLES MEATS)

Pattersons Pood Markets. We Deliver 537 % ae st- TA-A883 1804 L 49th BR-0098

(HAT SHOPS)

SHOP, 130 N. Ii, hats $1325 up

(HOSIERY)

Home of Good Inexpensive N Senate. RI-1736

(ICE CREAM)

FERTIG ICE CREAM-‘At vour dealer.” Good to the last dron RI-6772

(INSURANCE)

AUBREY D. PORTER, Insuran branches 838 Lemcke RIS?

Union Central Life Insurance. Oren Pritchard 129 BE Mkt No 1212. Wah

{JANITORS SUPPLIES) t ray kills bed Roaches ie. ec National Sanitation Co. RI-22 (LABOR ORGANIZATIONS) UNION printers make 700d gustomera

Progressive merchants know this. Indpils Tyoographical Union.

(LEAGUES) °*

NA Anti-Saloon League. local option That 1009 ie Bank Blde RI-0843.

(LETTER HEADS)

HENDR PRINTING CO. 638 Centuv Side MA-3467

(LOANS)

CKS BROS. 306-8-10 Indiana Ave 5694 1.0ans on anvthing.

(LUMBER) 1305. | 3D

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SERVI oF WRECKING OO 320 N en 8 8t

(MEAT)

CHIP SEAR CO. . Jhdividus], servings of round steak at vour market

MEDICINE) YON Tablets for stomach qustraas io sto! Ber |-

Br ookier TAYE338

M0 TEE NA.” A tonic All Y9aoks Dependable

(Music scHooLS)

AUGo Jrusie 2 i 1015 N. Oxford. Alice

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LYRIC HA L1-1069.

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Eagle Creek Nursery Co. T| maine new Ses Augie M

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(PANTS)

se w "ae STCRE COM: Mans |’

INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASS'N.

830 Occidental alg, 8 E. or Wash, and Ill. 8 floor aia.

3% per A onth is amounts up 0 113% per month on that part of : Nn above in terest Shared. - on unpaid balances.

Note. auto and furniture leans.

Diamond Loans

ESTATES | LOAN | Diamond a | v1oang: “arm ' . 8th Fioor Majestie Bldg. Ask for Mr. Hawkins Your Diamond Kept Sealed in Bank

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate In Oity.

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(PHOTOGRAPHERS)

PHOTO an ER. di3io] Work of AmaEY "|

(RENTAL FROPERTY)

PURNISHED or unf __Drices. locations Mi Mr “HO A

(PLUMBING AND HEATING) Ventral Supply Co. 210 8. Cap RI-2383,

dard lumbing, * i" he jandarq O R. American’ heate

(REAL ESTATE)

sales broker HOLOC proverty, JLDTHAN 1452 Main B| 403-7,

(RESTAURANTS)

Milano Inn. 231 8. Noble. MA-0958. specialize in spaghetti dinners a we,

‘Coffee Sh 2 Beis Plate Pe a 25¢: a, n-

(ROOFING)

O CARR : 2909 rk SON SS. 0 Balt C8

(RUBBER STAMPS) - BLYTHE Rubber Stam o Rubber stamps rin dete Ne i | aac (SANITARIUMS) 2 Hotchkiss Sanitarium. 1611 N. Ill. W Davis prop Open for inspection. Tous x (SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES) : : Lu. L MEDICAL CENTER. Dr W. G. Gatch, | J. ; i . foi0" ‘to 123 w M An BR Pater. 2 Marian College 3600 Cold fad Rd. Foe ¥ ‘ » COLe | oo 3 ® ¥ * XC

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(SERVICE STATIONS)

Neal's Sinclair Service Station. We close Complete lubric 5401 E wa :

Daum Gulf Service, 24th & Meridi 6218 “Car washing. tire servi oo. = (SEWER CLEANING)

Electric machine; no digging vipes 2-vr guar Estimates

(SOFT WATER) INDIANA SOsT WATER 8

3330. water

The economical ary pA an:

(SPORTING GOODS) Sportsman's Store. Inc. 126 N Penn. MAe 4413 ‘Where sportsmen pre sportsm a

Em-Roe_Sporti Goods. 209 Was 3448 Ind's lead RO 2

(STORE FIXTURES)

RN A Indiana aSiiard Co.. Sout ‘house plete." Sales. ental and repairs.

{ SUpUERAN REAL ESTATE)

P. C. JACOBS. All t a Pootler Bank. ss aes.

eit (SUGAR AND SorrE DISTRIBUTORS)

238 §. Penn LI 4433,

C D. KENNY All grades ag "types of sugars

(TAILORING)

francis Hendrickson. overfect

ilo} LI-1185 308 American Nat Ban we (TAXI CABS) |

RI- 4422—United Taxi Co.

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