New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1924, Page 13

%——-—-‘—‘ Bryn Mawr’s Unbeaten Basketball Team DUTIES RESTORED Japan to Again Levy Taxes On Arti- cles That Have Come in Free Since Farthquake Tragedy. By The Assoclated Prewa, Tokio, April 1,—Import duties on most of the commodities which have entered Japan duty-free or a reduced rates since the September earthquake, will be restored to the normal sched- |. ule today. A ‘few reconstruction necessities will remain on the free list for a while but the authorities believe that the gradual return of something like nermal conditions justifies the res- toration of most of the tariffs. Yesterday saw the climax of a great race of land cargoes before the closing of the duty-free period, a race which has congested practically every port in Japan with merchandise of all descriptions, taxing landing and stor- age facilities beyond their capacity and throwing the organization of prin- cipal seaports into chaos. Articles for which the duty exemp- tions will apply for a further period, probably six months, are steel sheets, iron pipe, telephones and telephone equipment, motor trucks and acces- sories, motor engines and part. Rice also will remain on the free list for a time, The tariff exemption regulations were made shortly after the earth- quake to expedite imports of recon- struction materials and necessaries and to-keep prices down, . BRITISH FINANGES Report Showing That Incomes FExceed well By Expenditures Received Tondon Newspapers, London, April 1.—The official l'l;:-1 ures for the fiscal year ended last night, showing that the total income of the Upited Kingdom was 48,329, 078 pounds more than the expendi- tures for the period, are greeted with satisfaction by the majority of the morning newspapers, The figures as given out by the Fxchequer were: revenue 837 254 pounds; expendi- tures, 788,840,211 pounds. One feature upon which the mentators dwell is that during the year Great Dritain reduced her na- tional debt by §8,000,000 pounds, Of this 40,000,000 pounds was provided in the last budget, while the 48,000,000 pounds surplus now an- nounced has been automatically ap- plied to the debt redemption, “This result is flattering te our national pride in finance,” says the Times in an cditorial glowing with satisfaction. Some of the comments, however, are disgruntled that such big sums were applied to debt re- | demption, the complaints being Joud- est from these papers whieh disagree with former Premier Baldwin's ar- rangement for dealing with the debt to the TUnited States, and which elamor for n reduction in taxes, The Time recognizing that the hopes for tax relief in the ecoming budget will be rekindled by the rev. enue returns, hopes that the chancel- lor of the Exchequer, Philip Snow- den, will adhere to the Baldwin pol- fey by fnereasing the fixed sinking tund to 45,000,000 pounds, in which oase, it admits, there will be a com- paratively small margin for remis- slon of taxation, | com- CURZON AND BALDWIN Two Prominent British Politicians Have Rivals in Own Familics, London, April 1,.—Marquis Curzon, former foreign secretary, is now able to commiserate, or rejoice as the case may be, with his fellow conservative chieftain, former Premier Stanley Baldwin, at having a member of the family in the purliamentary labor party. In Baldwin's case 1t is his son, Gliver, and in Curson’s, his son-in-law, Lieut. Oswald L. Mosley, who wrote Premier MacDonald asking admission to the labor party and has been gladly welcome Lieut, Mosley years old, was or- iginally elected to the commons as a conservative and reclected as an in- dependent, Iie has for soem time been expressing advanced views and emphasized his separation from his | o014 politica) affiliations by adhering to the extreme branch of the laborites | known as the independent labor party, Is a Bad Back | Wearing You Out?, O you rise in the morning lame and | stift? Drag through the day with | your back a dull, unceasing ache? Evéning find you “all played out?” Look, then, to your kidneys. Weak kidneys cause just such troubles and one is likely to have headaches, too, with digziness and annoying kidney irregulgrities. Don't risk neglect! Help yout weakened kidneys with a stimulant diuretic. Use Doan's Pills ~-the remedy New Britain people recommend. 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Army-Nayy Air Services The players are (back row, left to right) Frances Jay, New York; Caroline iRemok, Chestnut Hill, Pa.; Sally McAdoo, Los Angeles, daughter of W. G. McAdoo; (front row, {left to right) Germaine Leewitz, New York; Suzanne Leewitz, captaif; Mary Pollache, Cam- | e e s e e T ——1 ! CAN HEAR THE STARS May Soon Be Combined| scientists Invent Apparatus Which Washington, April 1. operation of the ar services to eliminate was discussed in the house naval com- mittee tod and navy 0 Hines, deputy chief o v, said the question of ation simmered down to three oco Solo, Canal Zone, IMort Hawaii, and North Islan go, California and that co- operation had been established in those places, The general defense of oast has never come up before int board, he 1. “My advice,” “would be to let the law u N . Weeks and See- retary Wilbur Will be testify on the subject, Possible joint possible reques 1 e Willlam J. 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