Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 39

S ( L o THE EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTO\T. D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL. 18 1929. = 4 ; z a be legislation abolishing the present | Robinson of sas, the Democratic. e PRESID[NT’S TARIFF uuder ah:hn‘?d mfl?&m phnn‘o'! :'E: lemr :lhmi g‘ni\‘n‘: forel;n valuations . Twelve Best Sellers in serial form— VIEWS PUZZLE HIL 2z T : Congress. Leaders Plunged ons fo the President on rate 2 n lence of the | nents Y, %8 8 to hbw Into Quandary by Sugges- w::grg;:m; :: °:: flm s:m :E,. fi?fi&?’.fl :13."3.":' ot produc: —written by the most famous contemporaneous writers of fichon—-wxll be published in THE STAR during the coming twelve months. They embrace every shade of life; touching every phase of society—and will appeal to every taste. Mystery——Adventure—Drama—Romance—Humor—Thnlls. ‘Tilson leu Opinion, : t said | fnes of the. comm Marvin and other mem- e bers of the commission long have con- clusions | tzndud that thz dehys tions for Changes. finance committee suggested that th g i present act might be -mmded to in This slfuation was recognized by crease salaries which would attract the | President Hoover in his message, BY JAMES L. WEST, N‘hesl class of m=n for service on t.he which he stated that “ the formula Ilwn TS e u\n o ush what the ‘President had | fiem’ requires. That years + be. conmumed President Hoover seems to have put | - in reaching conclusions where it should Congressional leaders in a gquandary Terms of the present members of the require only months.” by some of his recommendations for commi.uu::x :ux: “eer omfl;yl;yz“; ID‘ . Efforts of m; t:trxd 8""’»” (;b-:lm administrative changes In the tariff act | Pontm¢ urin orelm costs of p uction by e: - Affecting the Tariff Gommission. each of the alternate years between|nation of the books of foreign manu- They are frankly at a loss to ynder- | 1930 and 1940, so that normally & re- | facturers have led to considerable fric- siand precisely what he had in mind organization of ¢he personnel of the invest ‘when he wrote in his first message body could not be effected during the | ¢io, 'txp): commmiol? .shnuld be reorgal nlud present term of President Hoover. ey will seel lification and aiso Arisen. Tl inguire ‘hethex? it is his desire to Naiena. P f Executive made no specific have these endations written | Ever since the flexible provision of dation for a new formula, but || mw the bill besng drnned by the House | the 1922 act came into force there has on: favored by some members ol’ the ‘ways and means committe been intermittent mcuon wm-un the | commission is that of invoice values, to- Interpreting the langunge of the | commission, and this finally led to a qether with other easily determined || Chief Executive in its maost literal sense, | Senate mvamfimon some. three years | quantities entering into the making of some leaders said there would have to!ago by a committee headed by Senator |a rate equalizing production costs. | ns products of mnee other European countries. ‘The Chief EAD! Every item FRIDAY BARGAINS|: Bkt FURNITURE|: $15.00 Refrigerator 39.95 Lo $19.50 48-Inch Davenport Tables $ 8.45 $39.50 Enamelled §-Pe. Breakfast Suites $1 6.95' TR $9.75 Beaded Shades $7.50 ’xfl SUMHBI GRASS RU S Sl 0 $15.00 . 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