Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 29

DEGUARES TARFF * WALL DANGERLS Macauley Cites Benefits to Employed From Export Trade in 1929. @y the Associated Press. Alvan Macauley, president of the Na- tional Automobile Chamber of Com- merce, believes industry and agricul- | b, ture should join in rationalizing tariff policies of the future, so as to permit the freest international trade permitted by :.he “public interest of each coun- ry. ‘This view is expressed in an article Sppearing in the June National Sphere e, the text of which was made public yesterday by the National Auto- mobile Chamber. In the article Macauley asserted the employes of the entire motor industry last year derived almost two months' work exclusively from export trade, and this employment benefit extended to hundreds of thousands in the lum- ber, coal, steel, copper, glass and other industries, and, indirectly, to every ‘Wage earner and producer in the coun- While holding the belief that “for considerations some of our in- dustries, perhaps most of them, must have some tariff protection,” the auto- le man took the view that tariffs should not serve as subsidies to un- progressive manufacturers and that *“any industry or individual seeking a tarift should have to prove its neces- sities on the basis of fact and not on the basis of political finesse.” Germany Dropped Into Texas. ‘The population of Germany is a lit- more than 62,250,000 people and it an ares considerably less than 3 e TWO CHINESE ROBBERY SUSPECTS DEMAND DETECTIVE ARREST THEM Chicago Sergeant, Confronted by Excited Pair and Foreign Newspaper, Grants Request. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 23.—George Moy Yip and Benny Mel Chin, who, as may be suspected, are Chinese, ran into the Detective Bureau Tuesday waving & Chinese newspaper and demanding to THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1930. Maybe some tong is chasing you and you think you can wave & Chinese newspaper at me and get into a nice safe jail. Maybe you want a ride to Boston, though I know of no reason why anyone should want to ride to Boston. And, again, everything may be SAILORS ARE GREETED | Newport News Plays Host to Bat- tle Fleet. NEWPORT NEWS, Va., May 23 (P).— Today was dedicated by Newport News to the entertainment of more than 1,000 officers and enlisted men from the United States battle fleet now in Hampton Roads. ’ - WOODWAR 880 GO T Two naval tugs docked yesterday and discharged the men for a visit to the city until late this afternoon. Upon landing, each man was pre- sented with a ticket entitling him to a free luncheo d Be 4. as you say. “ " “Pick yourself out a nice hard oot ,,m“!":";‘e:;“,s’:c“'-fl‘l‘::d ¥ip. vs|and Tl telegraph the minions of law {Mum 4 'Sergt. Michael Lyng, | #nd order in Boston. If it's a robbery, “I can’t read that lingo." “|and you demand exoneration, I'll heip 80 you, no matter how long you have to Tt says” explained the Chinese, it “that we are wanted for committing s | StaY 1n jall. robbery in Boston. We did no such a thing.” We demand to be exonerated.” Sergt. Lyng studled the newspaper carefully. “It may be s you say,” he declared. “These_hieroglyphics are Greek to me. ——— Tl G STOYOTeSE 0 e PRESTES CERTIFIED BRAZIL PRESIDENT South American Leader Plans Trip: Here to Return Hoover's Visit | [fll plonship. A group of 100 officers landed at Old Point Comfort during the morn- ing and were taken on a motor tour of the historic shrines of the Virginia peninsula. ENJOY GOOD EYESIGHT! 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Rough Straws Are Smartest for Summer Hat ‘The rough natural col- or straw. . .called cura- cao . . . and the wide, even brim make this hat a favorite with the unger set. The rib- g:n band may be ches- en in many colors. QGmis’ Hars, Fourtr Froon. For Cool Comfort—Little Feet Wear Woven Sandals and comfortable. . .tiny irls and junier misses i'now the answer lies in woven sandals. In tan, blonde or white. According to Sise $4 to $6.50 Cunoren’s Snoes, Fourta FLOOR. Jantzen Bathing Suits, $4.75 New Pajama Fashions, $1.95 Worn Smartly in and Near the Water on Decoration Day Outings The camisole top pajamas, sketched above, will mark their wearer as up-to-the-minute in smart- Other clever paj styles include the overall and the sailor model. Of society c and Int ..8$1.95 $2.98 Jantzen Bathing Suits, with sun backs....$4.75 Others, $2.75 to $5.50. Gmis’ Penwmsnrues, Povnre Proon. Just Anived—Youhbul Syles in il Hankefleur : Frocks " est beach fashions. 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