Washington, Sept. 13.
The House of Representatives yesterday sent the Export-Import Bank Bill to a conference with the Senate to reconcile differences in the versions of the bill as passed by the two chambers.
Senator Robert F. Wagner, New York Democrat, said the first conference would be held today. He expressed the hope that the conferees would reach an carly agreement, expediting the bill's passage.
The bill which is designed to facilitate loans to South American vations in order to prevent Totalitarian economic incursions there, would ex-and the bank's loan authorizations by U.S.$500,000—United Press, Fr. Govt. To Administer Firms Without Heads Vichy, Sept. 13.
The Ministry of Industrial Prcduction will be empowered, by a decree io be published today, to appoint provisional administrators for commercial and industrial concerns temporarily deprived of the services of their managers.
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