Montreal, May 21 Trebitsch Lincoln, the war-time. spy and former member of the Brit-House of Commons, accompanied his disciples, six monks and four uns, left to-day by train for Van-Jcouver from where they will return to. China—Reuter. tery for collecting revenues and mak-{ng disbursements. Being Financial executives, they have, the responsibility of deciding and carrying out the "financial policy of the government. "Taxes must be collected, but we must see to it that burdens fall where they can be borne. We must not resort only to the farmers as the way of least resistance. We must consider their livelihood. Taxes must be universal, equitable and fair, and tax accounts should be open to pub-examination. Financial problems locality, be it a hsien (district), municipality or province, must be taken into consideration as a whole. Réceipts and expenditures must be made to balance. There must be not only budget on paper but a budget that is adhered to, Concluding, Dr. Kung said that the money in the treasury is the money of the public and must not be regarded in such way as to practice favouritism in disbursements—Chekkiai Agency. sesspecial reference to the conference ts made tin an article by Br.
Kuangson Young on page 314.)
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