Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1934 — Page 4

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BRITAIN WORKS ON TAXES FOR JAPANTSJOODS Trade War Declared Against Nippon to Restrict World Trade. (Copyright, 1"*34. fcr United Press! LONDON. May B—A grim fight to restrict ■world trade proceeded m London today while British and : other statesmen continued statements that restoration of the flow of international commerce was an essential of economic recovery. The cabinet, after declaring a trade war against Japan now slashing at the textile trade of Britain,; was working out measures to an- ! pose import quotas in the crown j colonies on Japanese goods. It l awaited anxiously tariff reprisals! against British goods. Most serious in its political implications was the trade war. announced in the house of commons j by Walter Runciman, president of the Board of Trade. Great Britain’s strategy was to force Japan into an agreement to partition world markets in the textile trade, whereas. Japan wants to limit such an agreement to Great Britain and crown colonies, j Britain's tactics were to declare the trade war and to invite Japan to bring forward proposals to end it. Meanwhile, the Japanese government announced that anew tariff law. permitting punitive imposts on i goods of countries which hindered Japanese trade, would go into effect today. Japan seemed convinced that j damage to its trade would be minimal. It was estimated here that Japan would be deprived by British action in the colonies of only about 100,- j 000,000 yards of sales of cotton goods out of 2.000.000,000 a year in cotton goods exports. Messages received here from Canada, Australia and New Zealand in- j dieated that Britain could hope for little support from those domin- : ions becaus 1 ’ of their tavorable trade j balances with Japan. CITY DOCTORS TO MEET Society Will Hear Address Tomorrow by Mayo Clinle Physician. “Recent Developments in the i Field of Essential Hypertension.” j will be the topic of Dr. George E. j Brown, Mayo clmie. Rochester, Minn., when he speaks at the meeting of the Indianapolis Medical Society in the Athenaeum at 8:15 tonight. Dr. Brown also will conduct a clinic on peripheral vascular diseases in the city hospital from 4 to 6 this afternoon. DRAMA GUILD TO MEET Group to Hear Addresses Tonight by Mac Keen and Ex-Mayor Slack. Hale Mac Keen, director of the Civic theater, and former Mayor L. Ert Slack will speak at the second Indianapolis Dramatic Guild meeting at 8:30 tonight in Brookside community house. WHEN she hE SUFFER* Constipation Drove ■I _ %A/; | J made her feel cross, headrl er 11 and achy, half-alive. Now she has a lovable disposition, n<’w pep and vitality Heed Nature's warning: Sluggish bowels invariably result in poisonous wastes ravaging your system —often the direct cause of headaches, dizziness, colds, complexion troubles. NATUKfc. s> REMEDY—the nnld, alt-vecetable laxative—safely stimulates the enttre eliminative tract—strengthens, regulates the bowels for normal.

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Howard D. Farrington Leading role in the Purdue Playshop production. “The Ivory Door,” will be played by Howard D. Farrington, Indianapolis. The play will be presented at Purdue university Friday and Saturday night as one of the features of Mother's day week-end. Other Indianapolis students who will participate are Richard Suhre, Arthur C. Golden and Jean Hanley.

NURSES PLAN BABY REUNION Methodist Hospital Maps Program for 95D 1933 Infants. The 950 babies born during the last year at Methodist hospital have been invited to attend the baby reunion at the nurses’ home Saturday afternoon with their mothers. Hostesses will include Mrs. John G. Benson, Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, Mrs. W. C. Hartinger. Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. J. W. Noble, Mrs. Ross Mitchell. Mrs. D. F. Wallace, Mrs. S. M. Myers. Mrs. Allan M. Ball, Dr. Adah Schweitzer, and Mrs. A. H. Hinkle. Mrs. Dwight Ritter is chairman of registration. She will be assisted by Mrs. Frederick Balz, Mrs. Fred Hoke. Mrs. Edgar Kiser and Miss Fannie Forth. Refreshments will be in charge of a committee headed by Miss Lois Axline. and the motor corps will be directed by Mrs. Edgar Kiser.

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SECOND MOVIE FOR CHILDREN IS ARRANGED Joe E. Brown Film Will Be Feature of Program at Indiana. Several hundred children attended the first of the children's movies at the Indiana theater Saturday. In addition to a feature picture, a Mickey Mouse animated cartoon, and the first chapter of a serial picture, they were entertained with specialty acts by pupils of the Stockman dance studio. The next show planned for children will be given next Saturday. The time has been change# and the program will begin not earlier than 10. This is in order to give parents more time to get children to the theater. Saturday's show will present Joe E. Brown in 'Fireman, Save My Child ” a Mouse cartoon, and the second chapter of the serial. A resume of the serial presented last Saturday will be shown, so that it will be possible for those not able to attend the first show to follow the serial. In addition to these features, pupils of the Stockman dance studio again will appear. The shows are planned in response to an editorial in The Times, advocating special showings for children of entertainment suitable for their age. The movement was inaugurated by the Youths’ Movie Association, which has experimented in neighborhood theaters with special programs for children. PROFESSIONAL WOMEN TO ELECT OFFICERS Slate to Be Named Thursday Will Serve Three Years. New officers, to serve three years, will be elected at the annual meeting of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club Thursday night in the Woman’s Department Club. CUB PACKS' MEET SET Youngsters Schedule Annual Field Events for May'26. Indianapolis Cub Packs will hold their field meet Saturday, May 26. The program will include games and competitions suitable for boys 9, 10. and 11, who make up the six Indianapolis Cub Packs. Plans were perfected la.st night at a meeting in Boy Scout headquarters.

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