Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1929, Page 33

g THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUKSDAY, -OCLoBKR 8. 1929. 33 REP ARA"[]NS BANK | / V ~ TheH UB—T he Store of Smiles, Servic Satisfaction ‘ ‘\\\\ PARLEY IS OPENED S R R 7)) el Wi B OPENING] 8.—The conference on establishment of the Bank for International Settlements got under way yesterday with considera- o, . tion of definite ideas on the statutes of v/l B the proposed bank. The difficulty and delicacy of the task was forcibly brought to the attention of the delegates when concrete pro- posals came up. Not only had they underestimated the purely technical i work that was needed, but in discussing . s the material available from the com- Premlums i | —_——— ; .w.?..‘.::'.‘:h A down payment of mijtee which had worked over the week i .\'_'flll 2 { $5 s dati end, they found divergence on various With h f $25 & 7 y N " 7/ W1 eliver a L 0, $75 or $100-—cash T ¥ L8 - ‘ suite to your home sitea. /A $50, $75 or $100—cash el S s oy | / y : g Amon the maiers st needing sou- / or charge account. 4 . BanaXop| W (1 M \ 'V/ ‘ A Pay tl;e_balance out e ‘ The Hab : T ey i ) n 'V \ -of income. 1. Do the statutes include the charter and by-laws or only the latter? 2. Just when does the bank begin to exist? 3. Is the text in conformity with the laws of the countries interested? 4. In short, into what mold shall the bank be cast Artistic _ poly- 4 Q 3 ? 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