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Big 4 Asks UN to Solve

Beats Deadline Set Up by Treaty After Two Days of Futile Bickering

‘The Big Four finally agreed today to submit their disagreement ucts regarding disposition of Italy's former African colonies to the United 1; pe held tomorrow. Mr. Peters a AT General Assembly. two pf futile bickering, including one session which ending| A nearly all night, the representatives of the United States, Russi: Britain and France got together on the text of a joint letter: Lie, United Nations ~ Od ecnetary-goatral; asking him to submit the question to the Gereral Assembly: at its meeting

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Soviet Union :

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denouncing his ‘daughter, AlexAOS Tolstoy, for her work as

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Rites Scheduled For C. H. Peters

Times State Service DANA, Ind., Sept. 15—Services

for Charles H. Peters, who taught

telegraphy to. Roy White; president of the B. & O, Railroad,

‘died Monday night in Union Hos pital, Terre Haute, Mr; Peters, who was 78, was a [nitive of Dana. He was a'retired | station agent here. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Charles H. Peters.

William E. Traylor

. Bervices for Willlam E. Traylor, 71, who died yesterday in his

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held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers West Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Traylor, who was born in Maysville, Ky. was a retired}: hoisting engineer. He had been in Indianapolis for 40 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs, Alice Traylor; two daughters, Mrs. Marie Williams and Mrs; Florence Johnston, and a son William Traylor, al of Indianapolls,

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Services for Sgt. Albert Maynard Monroe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Monroe, 953 Albany St. who was drowned Jan. 20, 1945,

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Banks Fear U. S. Cus On Credits Will Cut Market for New Cars :

Rules Out $3000-a-Year Earner, They Auto Manufacturers Are Not Wor

By ALBRO B. GREGORY, United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 15—There are two different schools of thought today on the effect that installment credit curbs will have on the spending habits of individuals, : The new controls, prescribing specific down payments on cone sumer crédit purchases, become effective Sept. 20. Most ‘drastic of the controls governs the purchase of stomp. biles. They require a payment of one-third down with 15 months | The Joint Committes on fn. to pay the remainder, plus interest s and insurance. Where the | exceeds $1000, however, 18 months are allowed for payment, The automobile manufacturers

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the YMCA, He Sft- Monroe was employed as a window trimmer for Sears Roebuck & Co. for five years. He was 25. A paratrooper in the 11th Air-| borne Division, Sgt. Monroe entered the Army Oct. 14, 1941. He' was stationed a year in Hawaii,

returned to the U. 8, and was

sent to New Guinea in May of 1044, Survivors’ besides his parents! are three brothers, Paul, Delson and James; four sisters, Mrs. Juanita ‘Shadbolt, Mrs. Mary Gene Kessler and Misses Jo Ann and Barbara Monroe, and his grandmother, Mrs. Eva Monroe.

Realtors Annual Outing To Be Held Tomorrow

Indianapolis realtors will take to the fairways tomorrow for their annual picnic and outing, John B. Lookabill, chairman, of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, sald today. Several hundred are expected to tee off. A president's cup along with four other trophies will .be

rent fiscal yedr through Sept. 13 com-! “ipared with a year ago: This Year Last Year Expenses $6,067, 0.411 a. 169,403,218 Rectipis 5,784,086 s 393. 204.894 x 78,548,37 Cash alanes aa ay 2.913, lic Debt 252.6 170 258 09,

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Actually the great bulk of | {new car ‘buyers will be in the 1 {third of the wagé and {earners, at’ least until next J 30 when the law expires. : > The regulations also will” gov+ ern the instaliment purchases &¥

say they will not suffer appreclably. But financing organiza-| ‘tions, for the most part, think] {the controls ‘will hurt. Many new cars are now being ‘purchased with ‘one-third down, |

‘generally with the remainder {payable in 24 to 30 months. a number of other hardgodf§ Ba Worried items, lke ' washing machinas, | mks ‘Wo radios, mechanical refrigerator§

Most “banks insist, however, and furniture; or {that used cars be.paid for in 12] ny.ce jtems, however, will To months.

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Banks which finance install-| cent, but the payment period will

ment purchases, are worried. be 15 months. 4 They point out that the short- - ened credit period will make it Local Produce = impossible for a $§3000-a-year ied wage earner, with wife and child ioghorns or isso “i tak] to meet the heavy payments out [i 30 17e “he of income. and Ieghorma. 28e:’ & a poly, 4 Using an $1800 automobile asa 4 1s 0 ods base, one Washington banker hres Eade. ry > Le: crude to

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worked out the problem this way. A $4000-a-year earner with wife and child could barely meet the installments. But if he had two children the bank would not finance the car at all/because his basic living costs would make payments of $80 a month for 18 months almost impossible.

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