Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1929, Page 24

._~.._. AR. WASHTN GTO\‘ B 0o TTTT’T%.QD AY, FEBRUARY 28, 1929. HOUSE BODY TO FIX TARIFF PROGRAM Revision Enters Second Phase Saturday as Ways and Means Unit Meets. Dy the Associated Press. Tarfl revision enters its second phase Saturday, when Republican members of the House ways and means committee | meet to arrange their program for the | subcommittee sessions. - When these are over the work of drafting the bill to be presented will begin. committee yesterday ended seven of open hearings. during which e more than 1,000 witnesses appeared nd there were pleas for higher duties ctically all items affected by the t law. Since the changes in du- er present plans are to be made agriculture schedules, it is most of these pleas will ded. ation will be given, however, tions from Ogden Mills, Under- f Treasury, made to the day with a view to im- ng the administration of the tariff Mills Criticizes Statute. ' principal criticism of the ute was directed at the sec- ng to the basis of valuatoin t of ad valorem duties. He nt re-appraisement meth- ain instances x(‘“llt in cction of the tariff act | t on United | reign value cannot mined, it sald that | not lie there. He at- it to the fact that a an appealed case foreign value did ex- | e appraiser could not perly determine this value As a re- | . he told the committee the duty | would he based on a foreign value d 1o the coutt by the submission ch Treasury agents were luation Change. He rocnmnudnd a change whereby h of value determined on by the sing officer, subject to review by | of the Treasury, should throughout all re-ap- roccedings, and he t the appraiser's valua- rima facie correct on re- 1epeal of a provision which places g0 upon the goods of export refused to allow access to their | for the purpose of determinating was also recommended by Mr. | He said that this provision had “ill feeling which has sometimes ed international importance.” 131 VACCINATED ON SHIP. al Health Precaution Follows Removal of Smallpox Case. W YORK, February 28 (#).—One >d and thirty-one third-class gers on the Cunard liner Andania ccinated and taken from the | ine station to Hoffmans Island | by order of Federal Public Ith doctors, when it was learned t a smallpox patient had been re- ved from the ship at Halifax, hey will be released at the end of | the smallpox incubation period if none develops the disease. The first cabin | and tourist passengers were allowed to land at the vessel's pier. EXPLORER REACHES PERU. LIMA, Peru, February 28 (#)—Sir Hubert Wilkins, noted Australian ex- plorer, who is returning from his air expedition to the Antarctic arrived | here yesterday aboard the steam- | ship Ebro, en route to New York. He was accompanied by Lieut. Carl Ben Cielson, Joseph Crossan and Orville Porter, his chief aides. The party landed here for a sight- seeing tour. Quebec Suffrage Bill Lost. QUEBEC, Quebec, February 28 (&) — | A bill to give the women of Quebec the 1ight to provincial elections was de- feated in the Quebec Legislative Assem- bly yesterday by a vote of 50 to 16. 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