Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 130, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1929 — Page 7

OCT. 10, 1929_

TARIFF WOULD BOOST PRICES IOJ’ER CENT Survey Shows Pending Bill Means Increased Cost of Many Articles. Ru Rrritirin-U'iirnril 7ietepnpe.r AlHan'e WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.—Imported goods In United States department stores must be marked up about 10 per cent in price if the pending tariff bill passes with It* present rate raises, according to an analysis by the National Retail Dry Goods Association. Philip Le Boutillier, tariff chairman of the association, made the analysts for Senator Simmons of North Carolina, ranking Democrat of the senate finance committee. The association is fighting the increases because its members are large importers of foreign goods. Selecting a representative list of thirteen articles in common use, Le Boutillier figured their sale price to the public, now totalling $355.54, must be marked up to $375.97 if the proposed rates go into effect. Among the articles are a kitchen clock, a baby carriage, leather gloves, silk goods, a small Wilton rug, and a leather bag. Practically all are of classes ot goods sold by all department stores and used in milions of homes Le Boutillier also figured the retail cost, if the ‘domestic value” basis of import duties for which American manufacturers are contending, were put into use at the present duty rates, as a total of $516.74, or almost double present prices. The senate has adopted an amendment directing the tariff commission to figure what rates would be necessary under the "domestic value” basis to approximate the present protection. This is thought to forecast another general tariff fight in two years or less, to put the domestic value basis into effect.

POLITICAL FIGHT LOOMS Prussian Decree Against Steel Helmets Indicates Battle. Prc** BERLIN, Oct. 10.—Indications of an approaching internal political storm developed today as the result of the order issued by the Prussian government dissolving the Steel Helmet organization in the provinces of the Rhineland and Westphalia. The Steel Helmet, which Is the leading organization in Germany of former service men, announced from its official headquarters that inasmuch as the Prussian authorities acted with the approval of the Reich government, the Steel Helmet would take action through its members in the Reichstag to secure a revision of the Prussian decree.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen, belong to: John A. Lytle, 2115 North Riley avenue, Ford coupe, 714-647, from Bellefontaine and Sixteenth streets Edward A. Kelly, 323 Ridgeview drive, Nash sedan, 48-142, from Ohio and Delaware streets. Mrs. F. W. Weimann, 1321 North Meridian street. Marmon sedan. 39912, from 1321 North Meridian street 6. F. Ingle, 5863 Julian avenue, Essex coach. 33-604, from Ohio and Delaware streets. Jack Foley, 1541 Central avenue. Chrysler roadster, from 1541 Central avenue.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police, belong to: Ray Williams, 2153 Yandes street. Peerless coach, found at 529 West Michigan street. Madison Phillips. 422 Goodlet. avenue, Whippet sedan, found at White River boulevard and Tenth street. James G. Johnston. 748 Orange street, Chevrolet coach, found in a driveway leading to Fall creek from Sutherland avenue and Thirty-sec-ond street. Car stripped of tires. Hudson roadster, 720-346, found at 1027 North Keystone avenue. William O. Freeman. 1650 Nortn Holmes avenue. Overland touring, found in Court street, in rear of Indiana theater. tThe Trans-Andine railway tunnel of South America is five miles long. It is 10,486 feet above sea level.

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