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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-06

GREEN Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Snyder, Mr.. John A. Francis
co, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilmore OF
Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bradbury
and Lena Frame spent Friday with
Mrs George Smith. .....M Miss Myrl
Hough, of Cowan, spent Thursday
night and Friday with her aunt and
uncle Mrs. and Mr.. Jonathan Cloud .
Mrs. Emma Davis spent Friday after
noon with Mrs. Charles Boyd. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Stanton returned Satur-
day from a visit in Missouri. .Edythe
Wycoff of Webster, is visiting a few
days with Ed Stanton and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-06

lily, OF Frankfort, indiana. Mrs
Carlo Mora and daughter are home
from a visit with Anderson relatives.
-. .Delmar Doddridge is home for the
summer vacation from Ann Arbor..
Mrs. Albert Newman has returned
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
kahle at Indianapolis. 8. Miss Maude
Ball is home from Michigan, where she
taught this winter. The members OF
the mems and women's adult classes
of Doddridge Chapel held a surprise
party for Mr.. Clayton Wright, in honor
or his birthday. Mrs. Robert Patter-
son and son, of Arkansas, was the
guest of Milton friends recently.
The Masonic Lodge held an impressive
funeral service at the home of Oscar
Kerlin Friday evening at 1880. At s
o'clock the members of the Odd Eel
lows gave their beautiful service Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock the funer-
al services were held at the home.
Rev. Mccormick officiated. Mrs. Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Ernest
Doty, and Mrs. Harry Doty furnished
the music. Burial was at Valley
Grove. 1t was perhaps the largest
funeral ever held in Milton. The pail
bearers were Benton Wissler, Clyde
Leverton, Albert Newman, Ernest
Doty, Paul Ferris and Carl Caldwell.
WEBSTER, Ind.-The Ladies' Aid of
NJ E. Church OF Webster was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. A. o. Halls
ley, of Richmond, West Main street,
Wednesday afternoon. Those enjoy
ing the affair were: Mrs. Malissa Tin
sler, Mrs Nina Tice, Mrs. Mary Wick
ersham, Mrs. Lizzie Culbertson, Mrs.
Anna B. Lamb. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris,
Mrs. Bertha Thompson, Mrs. Lizzie
Thompson, Mrs. Nora Harris. Mrs.
Allie Brumfeld, Mrs. Morrison, Miss
Minnie Irwin, Miss Minnie Tingler,
| Miss Adah Railsback
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, business meeting was
called, after which a social hour was
participated in.
| Mrs. Steven Williams and daughter
Eva and Miss Margarite Crow were
Richmond shoppers Monday.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Harris is not quite so
we'll at this writing.
| Letha Harvey has returned home
Mrs. Charles Myers, of Hagerstown.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lester thurman, Mr..
and Mrs. Shauholtz. of Springfield, O.,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Truman. of Cen
terville, Mrs. Warner, Edith, Pearl.
Fred Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud"
Demeree and son Carl formed a picnic
party along Nolensfork, Sunday. A
picnic dinner was served by the
party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
SPORTS

lions after an argument over where
the game should be played. Chicago
failed TO schedule n game with Michi-
gan, although II was said there has
been no i'll feeling over the Inability
OF the representatives of these two
schools TO arrange Il contest.
While II was announced At first By
the coaches that all athletic relations
between ohio State and Wisconsin
had been severed. 1t developed later
that the two schools would carry out
contracts already made for athletic
contests. eliminating any chance Tor
cancellation OF basketball or baseball
SamcH.
WISCONSIN played Ohio State at
Columbus this year, losing. - TO 4,
and Coach John Richards today in
sisted that IL Il contest was played
Wilde. of Ohio state. however. had
been able 10 arrange only three
Western conference games at Column
bus and ma intaincd Wisconsin should
meet the Buckeyes on their home
grounds TWO years in succession. He
pointed to the fact that several other
schools followed this plan 10 give
pionship games at home.
The coaches, however, were unable
Ito agree and football relations were
severed
IN. faculty athletic committee Of
the Western conference notified tho
coaches that 1t had voted against
lcngthcninS the schedule to nine
games. so each coach arranged for
four or five games with other big
ten" schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
KET0NEN AND TURNER
WILL ARRIVE HERE TODAY
Wrcsticrs Who Appear at City All
ditorium Tomorrow Night Have
Completed Training.

Waino Ectonen ana Joe Turner.
m!dd!eweight wrcstlers. Will arrive
In this city today for their bout to-
morrow night in the City Auditorium
For the ,niddlcwciEht championship
Of the world. Both men are in The
hes; OF condition and when they
axe the mat tomorrow one of the
closest and hardest fought wrestling
matches III years should result. The
:act that they will arrive mere iodas
IS in keeping with the contract each
has with the local promoters.
The wrestlcrs will compete for the
Pole" Gazette Belt Il handsome
wrestling trophy which Turner has
held for number of wears. but
which now is the prop"rty az the
Richmond promoters. The promo
ters purchased the bel, from Tmrner
tonight. The winner viii receive no
money The belt being the purse
while the loser VIII not receive Il
cent for his work.
Turner and krton.n have met here
before and the former was victorious
Is an aggressive grapO,e- and y man
who can he depended uron 10 fight
Turner until the last ditch. Friends
OF Turner. who ~ some what older
,han ketonc,. declare that Lp"'s cN-
Tcricnce in the mat game viii help
him materially tomorrow. and they
are expecting victory FOR their
faNoritc.
When the grapplers take the ma;
two of the most evenly matched men
possible will l.. seen in action. Each
weighs the same aud r1easurc'nr MS
.. both sho" that they are Just
about "a even as :hey possibly could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
JIM THORPE'S INDIANS
DROP CAME TO B|s0NS
Canton Bulldogs Defeated by Buff
talo All-.&mcricuns, to 3.
at Polo Grounds.
CAPTAIN KICKS FIELD GOAL
Greatest OF Athletes Responsible for
Three Points Made by His Team.
Youngstown Scores Touchdown
for NictorS.
lHy Associated Press |

=
NEW YORK. Dec tin tho first
professional football game played in
this city IN many years. the Buffalo
all Americans defeated the Canton
Bulldogs, : TO ;. at the Polo Grounds
this afternoon.
The teams were so well matched
mat consistent gains were out o: The
question and the contest was decided
Jim Thorpe. the former Carlisle
Indian school star. kicked Il field goal
from placement for Canton in the
third period following the recovery
minutes later ''Swcdc" Youngstown.
one OF the greatest linesmeu ever de-
veloped Al Dartmouth. picked up a
blocked punt from the toe OF Thorpe
touchdown. from which Weldon
kicked goal.
The game was hard fought be-
tween the TWO we'll ma tched clcvcUs
the individual play and ,ackling lie
ing NOR. conspicuous than comD!na
ton team play. But three first downs
from rushing were gained during the
entire hour Of the struggle.
rhorp". Henry and Love Were the
outstanding players for Canton. while
Anderson. Youngstown and Miller
were the stars for Buffalo. About
10000 spectators had gathered in the
stands before the game was over.
only half that number witnessing the
initial kick off.
The lineup and summary:
manifestation (corucnb loft
end: Thornhili Pi,tsburshj. left
tackle: Brace GROWN. LEFT guard:
WraY PENN. center; SoungSirom
'partmouih). right guard: Little
tPsrnp. right tackle: Miller rsnn).
right end; Ilughit, tMichisan>. quar-
ter back; Weldon I.aFayc;teD. left
half; Anderson tColgateD. right half:
Pat smith tMichiGan). full back.
Canton--Lowc tFordihanp, left end:
Duck WISCONSIN,, left tackle; o'Con-
nor tGcorgctown). lief; guard: FetncI
tNotr" Dance. center: Speck Can
tonD, right guard; Henry CW. X j..
right tackle: Higgins tpcnn State>.
right end: Grigcs DALLAS. quarter
back Calac tCarlisle), left half;
Thorpe 'Cariisle). RICH; half Guyon
carlisle. full back.
Scor. ,? periods:
Buffalo .-......... G..
Caution .......,....... v-3
Ruh.lo scoriag:
Touehaown: Youngstrom, goal from
touchdown. Weldon.
canton scoring:
Field goal. Thorpe. Rcfer.e-R.
Maxwell ,Swarthmore,. Umpire.
MCCar;y tGcrmantown Academy.
GPcnn state. Time
OF periods-:iftcen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
WASHINGTON AND LEE
PLAYERS RECEIVE LETTERS
Fifteen Generals Arc Awarded Mono
gram for Work ON Gridirun.
During 1904 ScnSUn.

LEXINGTON. NA.. DC. at the
last meeting OF the Athletic Council.
Washincton and Lee awarded TO
fifteen Generals The coveted mono
gram.
Those who received This reward
for the seasons strenuous work We're:
Captain l.. l.. Moore. tackle. OF Ring
gold. Va; j. h Sanford. tackle, OF
chatham. Va: Il. II. Barrow. Lr..
guard. 0: Dewitt. Va. +. NJ FACET,
center, of Anderson, :. g: II. Il. Hen
Gt:sou. center, OF sulphur Springs.
Texas: +. NJ. Bcmis, end of Pres
colt, Nix; II II Arboaas; end OF
.hsheVille. y G. j. w. Mcdonald. Jr..
ond. pf Hot springs. Ara. j. NJ.
i"rndon, end, Of York. :. . ". 4.
ccgbiN quarter back. OF Chester
Held Courthouse Va. VI. -. MattoX,
half back, OF lresEill". Va II. ".
Tucke-. half back. Of Charleston. W.
Ma: : :. Haincs. hait back. q! ltNimcs.
Tenn. J. !. S!lvcrstc!n. fun back, OF
charleston. W. VA. Manager !. IL.
Nry an. 90: Bi:n.asha Ma, was also
awarded = monogram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
ATHLETIC CLUB CHANGES
NAME At MAss-MEET|NC
Organization Replaces John Mar
shall With Riclmonti--Scicct
Team Managers

The Richmond Athletic Club is to
De the new name OF the organization
formerly known as the John Mar
shall Athletic club OF Richmond. 1t
was unanimously decided TO change
w, ~. name at the meeting. held last
niEnt III the Old Colony Club in the
Richmond liotcl. II WAS ais" decided
'hat The organization should be non
srciarian and that all men OF tha
whitc race who We're of rood stand
ing be admitted to the club. y com
iiiitce Will decide upn the cli.,!pi.ity
VI me candidates who app,> ;"r
I'luns were discussed for tho com
pirtion OF the football season by the
son would last for two more Satnr-
days. Next Saturday the locals Will
attempt to secure the 1uantico Ma
rines 10 come TO Richmond FOR n
game at Boulevard Field. The Al.t-
rincs have one of the strongest teams
H. the south and early in the season
forced 90 taste defeat At the hands
OF the "lcathcr necks.'
After this game. il they are able 10
locals VIII attempt to secure a game
with jim Thorpc's team or the Union
a. g. Both of these teams are tor
be the better as II was victorious
over Thorpe''s Canton Bulldogs IN a
game played n the New York Polo
Grounds yesterday.
Many new arrangements for the
coming winter sports Were made At
the meeting. Dyke itl.vcsahl
unanimously was elected manager OF
the basket ball team for the 1921
season. AMI Walter Anderson wHs
unanimously chosen manager OF the
track team for the coming season.
\ committee was appointed 10 work
out i membership for III" club aud
10 have u system Of dues so that the
club might grow and b. one of the
lcadin. ones in the south. II was
suggested that LOCO mcubcrS try TO
be secured and that the annual dues
he OF such an amount that the club
| might have strength 20 carry on; the
work planned.
1t j. the plan Of the organization
TO build clubhouse III Richmonl
that Will he ~ fine as any III the
south and 10 have membership OF
both strength and prestige.
The committee named for this work
ComposcS the older members OF the
club. who are more abb" u form
such a system. These are Letter Jones.
lIr. George W. Mcdaniel. Garland
Hood. y. r. Straus. Ir. NJ Christian
and Thomas McAdams
IN" Richmond Athletic club Is
composed OF the finest set Of mon ia
Richmond. They are recognized b: al!
teams with whom they come in con-
tact hS the Cloanest ~ Of 'layers AMI
sportsnen that can y" mot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
RUPTURED?
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
COMMITTEE TO. MEET
Executives of Tennis Association viii
Hold Special Conference Newt
SATURDAY..
lBv Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Dec. 18th. executive
committee of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association VIII hold special
conference newt Saturday prepare
tory 10 the annual meeting Of the or
raniZation. in February. il was an
nounccd tonight Various Suhcom-
mittccS Will submit their rcrorts 10
the executive conwittc" for cX;unna-
ton. prior 10 their presentation to
the meeting Of IN. 1. : l.. y :;
Tho rankin" committee met today
to pr"narc is rapport and tho chnir-
man stated ihht m" coInmIttc" had
round = notahl" increase in tourna-
mont play throughout TIA" country. II
believes that this years ranking wiz
T.. Tho most Thoroughly representative
OF any That has hoon issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
TULANE LOSES CONTEST
TO DETROIT UNIVERSITY
Western Eleven Triumphs, to o,
in Game Played al Sew Orleans.
Offensive Work Mediocre
tBy Assoeiat"d Prcss. ]

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. l--rni-
Sersity OF Detroit defeated Tulane
The visitors onened up with passes
in the first quarter. one for ir:ccn
Yards from Fitzgerald TO tahan
NE. Iaucr on the next three plays
went of tackle for a touchdown.
After making their mrs; score.
Detroit found themselves against
strong defensive action Tulane
frightened mp and held their opponents
on when they had several chances %
score. Twice in the second period
Detroit VAS within five wards OF the
Tulane goal. when passes faile1
Neither side was able TO show any
briiiianGy on the offensive. Tulane
Was in the third period. when Fi;z-
gerald blocked punt on Tulan"'S
thirty yard liac and two penalties OF
five yards each tcT onsid. save Tu-
lane The ball on pc;roit's twenty
Tho. line. Tulane rcsorted to passes
which Mere unsuccessful.
NOSS. at tackle. play.i Il great
game for Detroit. Payne. tackle. and
tnsworth. guard wore stars N Tu-
lanes defense. NJ, Kcnnm VAS De
nwyer was best IN this respect for
Tulane.
j; was Tglane'~ second defeat this
Michigan University. The linc-up:
TULANE Position Detroit
smith ......... left end ..-.... curtIia
l'aNn'a ........ .lcrj tnCil".. ELLIS
lnSworth lief; < Gard .... LarK.n
lttHd .......... center ........... Kenny
l'aimeru. rtg'At guard Mccormick
tt;z ......- right tackle ..... NcsS
Wright. right end, .... Kane
EicNeSon.. quarter back. Nrkcnna
II. brown. left halt... F!taecrald
pwy"r right half...... liahan
Bca!!icr. fan back ... l.aucr
SCpr" by periods:
Detroit .............. . %
officials: kefcrec--l,rkcrsal ,chi-
caSrl. UmpirH-BDcocl. GEORGE
townp. Field Judge-Ho Robinson Col.
Shi") Head incsmtn Noriar!tv
tNouui ST. Nary. Summary o.
i"uchd1wrs Dotroit--I.nucr Coal
from touchdown EahaM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

!; inia'Is. Ii 10 6. The contest was part
OF ,1c celebration of the iict!rth an
n!v"rsnry OF the founding uf the
ticorE"toNn Law School.
In the cSCond quarter George; . WI.
by lin" drives. smashed = way 10 a
from her own forty five
yard line and Kenyon kicked goal
In tn" fourth period Flavin. start
INK or &c Iwn's own for'y-Hvc-
yard Lin" H.i. ia three end and OF :
tuck!- runs went over for another
and goal
bethany. however. opened up with
- series of forward passes. stewart to
Kelly, and stewart 20 hughes which
gave I'll" West NirPiniauS Il touch
down. Hughes failed In ;he attempt
III i.nAl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
FRESHMEN DO WELL

LEXINGTON VA, Dec. 4.-The
Freshmen football team Of Wash
in"ton and Lee University. composed
entirely OF first-ycar men playing to-
Ecth"r for the urst time, has com
rlc;eG II most successful season. Fish
burn.. MtSsnautt.n. and Black zone.
itarhy preparatory schools. were met
IA hnrd-foUtht contests. III" first az
which vas played after only two
d:ySi practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
ELECT ROMEFELT CAPTAIN
F'lorida 10. VIII Lead Davidson
Eleven NcNt Iail-tius nrrn STAR
Player for Two Years.

ISpcCI.l % The TWos- D!spntch.I
DAVIDSON, y. C.. Dee. AT the
banquet given in honor OF the Da
wilson football team following the
annual Thanksgiving game with
FGrnran University. Is ". Romcfc.t.
o: Lakeland. Fla. Was elected captain
for the 1871 season. The captain
elect IS = Two year varsity man. hav-
in" played "a star gam" at guard
Tor IN" last Two seasons. While
Kon"!eit Will graduate this spring.
80 announces b" Viii return next fail.
IN order 10 lead the Wildcats. This
CHRONOLOGICAL has been a source Of
qualification To both inc team and
ITO stuNnML hnNN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
CONFERENCE MEETING
RESULTS IN TWO BREAKS
Ohio State Won't Meet Wisconsin
In Football Next Ycar-Niichi.
gan Unable tn Play Chicago.

ICY Associated Prcssl
CHICAGO, Dec. i.-WcStcrn con-
,eIcncc football coaches today ar
ranged their 1927 schedules at a meet
ing which brought forth two breaks
between traditional rivals for "biy
ten Srih!ron supremacy. Ohm State
conference champions. Will not meet
Wisconsin. 1920 runncr-up. next year.
tt, schools scvcring football rcla-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
SERVICE TEAMS EVEN
Marines Hrd Great Lakes Battle 10
=. Tie ut IIomrwood
TNv Assoclntcd Press ]

NALTIMONE, MD. Dec. i.-Geforc
the largest crowd that sver Nit
messed a fopthtn Eame IN Maryland.
.rc!udirg SECRETARY o. the Navy
Daniels. NaiCr-Gen"ra' ) y !.ciourne
ard rigad!"r-Gencgal s - Butler
or 'hc Marine Corps, ana Rear Ad-
miral y. II. scales. Superintendent OF
~" MAYA! Academy. The puant!r" Ma
riucs ard the Great Lakes ..uyaI
Training Statio'. team hatti-d to q
S,andStl AZ Hon wood Field h.-e
today FOR til" service championship
The score vas ! 20 :. Brown. marine
quarter back made a scvcn;y-threc-
yard run 10 a touchdown i'm tn. l.si
quarter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
NEWPORT NEWS TEAM
CAPTURES STATE TITLE
Shipbuildcrs Win High Scho"i
Championship by Heating Roa-
uokc. IL to Travis Stars.
c:al 10 The Times Dispatch.

ntlkc, Ia tp - N'h't''
ISpec:a, 10 The Times Dispa,ch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Dec. r.
Newpor, News High School today de-
r;eated Roanoke High. | 20 .. win
ming the l92O Virginia High School
footballs championship in the pres
oncc O. frenzicd mob CT more than
5000 ,peonle
Superior football knowledge and
play ,riumphca for the locals. al
though koanol;c put up herculean
struggle Tic Visitors outpiaycd the
locals in tho nrst quarter. In the
second period Mattinsiy took The ball
seventy yards on two sweeping end
runs. Stennetic running him perfect
interference.
Chewniug .hcu went twenty yards
touchdown on !. delayed double pass.
the famous old !ieisman play.
Newport News second touchdown
came one minute and a hal; after the
tempted TO punt out from its thirty
I'VE yard line. Travis blocked the
kick and CAPTAIN John Todd WAS on
the ball as ii bounded back over the
kicked both goals.
Roanoke came back strong in the
fourth period, Newport News having
grown ovcrconhdcnt. There was n
tumble On a double pass on the
thirty yard line and Roanoke
recovered the ball y forward pass
rc;tcd Roanoke .iftecn yards r,nd
Miller. Roanokc'S i30-pound tackle
took the bal! over in q series OF sin
piunges ,nterspcrsed with back field
;hrustS
Travis. Newport News end. wa:
me .dividnal defensive star O: tt"
game although every man on each
team probably played the game Of
hls NE. Miller and Gray We're In
NN!uul stars for Roanoke on both
offensive aud C"f,ItI"e.
Mos; OF the Newport News men
who played in today's game leave for
college next year. this being their
last year in high school.
Newport News Position Roanoke
TnEhman. left end Watkins
.Chr!st!auS"u left tackle. Coon
l."thowitCr left guard. ......I Hart
~ Todd. co.,. center -. Ferguson
l., Todd. right guard. 800. Gray
Wilson. .,...T!Eht tackle. .... Miller
TRAVIS. right end. Richardson
Hradhurn. quarter McClanahan.
Mat,insly right half McHush
Chcwning. fun back .. Moss
officials referee. Dirk liUyk CNir-
Gn!a): umpire, Ein.hart (Nirginia):
head lincSman, pr.as CGcorgia) Tech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Harvard Eleven to Meet
Indiana Next Season
IN. Associat. I'rcxS.I

tIiIttCO. Dec. i.-tIurvard and
Indiana Uni.crsitH fnoIhnIl cIcvcn.
viii meet ut Cambridge mrNt year
in the first contest played between
Representatives of these tNU
srao0iS. Indiana today accepted
iIIrNard'~ invitation. scheduling
the game for Octchcr y. No re-
turn Eutac was scheduled.
Chicago plays Princeton mt
Princeton. October 80. making: two
:ntrrSrctiOnnl contests between
Western conference clr'cn> and
Eastern teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
BETHANY LOSES GAME
70 GEORGETOWN ELEVEN
iiiiitopprrs Defeat West Nirrininns,
Ia 1" G-tirtor> OutwCirII
Ornaments

~ NsS''lGi11 lrCSS.
'.''TDN. Dee 4-Georxe.
towns weight on muddy lied 80
s!.eJt open play uH
t. Imam. College h"r, today and the
iiiilt"ppcrS Won from the West Nir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Field goal Thorp. Referee--H.
Maxwell tSwarthWoret. Umpire.
MCCarty tGcrmantown Academy.
I.incs;n@n--Laron iPcnn StatU,. Time
OF periods fifteen minutes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-17
NAY ABOLISH T

\, Toxic Oct: 11.-Government au-
thorities are considering a%bolishins
the system Of granting state subsidies
to japanese" shipping companies &C
cording to Japanese newspapers. but
will substitute generous amounts for
mail carrying. The question will come
to a head with the expiration of the
Nippon usen KaiSha subsidy contract
January first.
It is commended by many shipping
men that subsidies are required by
companies which are unable o~main-
tain their services without the aid Of
the government, but are not needed
by those which are fully independent.
Instead Of granting subsidies to.rold
established companies, they should be
used for the opening of new lines, it
is believed.
Apart from"this question, the grant,
ing of government subsidies to Jap
ianese vessels NEAR in some. cases dis
elimination against foreign shipping
and the system sometimes causes
! trouble in regard to theyrelations be-
tweenyFJapanese and foreign ships. AS
a cast in. point, Japanese shipping
men point to the s~tipulations, of: the
new merchant marine law of the Unit
ed States which in their eyes consti-
tute discrimination against Japanese
ships. Further there is much criticism
in foreign Countries regarding the
subsidy system of Japan. In the cir
cumstances they contend, it is neces-
sary that h system be fundamentally
altered. - ~. .