New Regulations
For Alean Travel
SEATTLE, (A*)—Precautions to
eliminate the abandonment of an
cient automobiles along the Alas
ka highway have been established
by the customs and excise divi
sion of Canadian department of
national revenue, word received
here said.
P. E. Denison, collector of cus
toms and excise at Edmonton,
said the customs also wishes to
safeguard the public against loss
through expenses likely to be in
curred by persons who are lost or
are without funds.
American travelers enter i n g
Canada with the intention of driv
ing the Alaska highway must
make cash deposits of $342 or take
out guarantees of bond for export
if their automobiles were manu
Britain Down To
54 Millionaires
LONDON, (/P>—Britain is down
to its last 54 millionaires, the gov
ernment reported today.
The inland revenue commission
ers consider a man a millionaire
if he has an annual income of
210,000 pounds <$400,000> or more.
Their report fo rthe year ended
March 31 showed a decline of two
in this class compared with the
56 of the preceding 12 months.
Only 70 people in Britain were
left w'ith a net income of more
than 6,000 pounds <$24,000* for
i the year, after paying taxes.
The standard income tax rate in
Britain is 45 per cent.
factures prior to 1940.
The new regulations have been
in effect some time.
ALBANY, N. Y. </P)—New York
State is out to rid its public
school system of any subversive
teachers, but is expects a light
haul.
Education commissioner Francis
T. Spaluding predicted that “al
most 100 per cent” of the more
than 75,500 teachers would be
found “actively loyal to our form
or government.”
Nevertheless, he has ordered lo
cal boards of the state’s 7,000 pub
lic schools to see that every em
ployee is investigated annually.
The commissioner acted as a re
sult of a law passed this spring by
the Republican-controlled state
legislature to tighten existing bans
against subversives in the school
system. Benjamin F. Feinberg,
then Senate GOP leader and a
lieutenant of Gov. Thomas E. De
wey, sponsored the law and said
it was aimed at communists.
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