The New York herald., 1921-06-08

Str Otho, Baltimore for Rotterdam, which
was previously reported unable to obtain fuel
Deupn,ng 1n 1m TO % 1ynnSsven Roads has proceeded
on her voyage, the pumps having started
working again.
The Post Office Department, Washington,
DC, has announced its intention TO readver-
rise steamboat mail service In. New YORK
hay for transfer OF foreign malls from IN
coming steamships, and invites proposals for
such service, as we'll as for other steamboat
mail service from Brooklyn to piers on the
New York and New Jersey sides OF the
North River and between such other points
In the harbor the department may re-
quire from July /, 1921, to June 80 1873.
Application should be made to the office of
superintendent of mails, room 22s General
Post Office, Sth avenue, 3lst and $50 streets
BUENOS AIRES. June THE long fight OF
the shipping and commercial interests to
compel the employment OF free labor at the
port is considered to have successfully term
mated to-day. when the striking stevedors
union resolved to return to work. In thus
acting the stevedores join the non-union la
borers, who have been unloading ships under
military protection for the last week.
BOSTON. June Wireless from str shick-
shinney reports June 6. at noon, Ia lat ~.
Ion A 21 with boiler leaking slightly; moth
ing serious; going via English Channel
HALIFAX, June WIRELESS from str
1a s ons sSs S eo s. Joh NS
need of fresh water and repairs 10 tubes
and fuel pumps.
The American str Impoco, which ran on
Blonde Rock off the southwestern coast OF
Nova Scotia and was subsequently refloated
and brought 10 Halifax, will not be repaired
as was originally planned. It was announced
here to-day at the office of the Imperial OH
Co. The decision is understood TO be due TO
the fact that ships In England to-day cost
less than II would TO repair the tanker
MOBILE, Ala. June 1--Schr Bright was
sold at u S Marshal sale to j X Glennon
OF this port for $4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1-Capt Nick
Rosich was found dead aboard schr III ID
Bendixsen late yesterday afternoon In Oak
land Creek. Capt Rosich was one OF the
Oldest mariners running out of this port.
VICTORIA. BIC, June 6--Str Canadian In
ventor (Br) arrived from sea In distress and
sailed for Esquimalt dry dock.
VERA CRUZ. June THE Campania Ma
viera de Navegacion, steamship company
controlled by the Government. to-day abro-
gated It's contracts with the union OF engi-
neers and seamen. This action by the COM
called by the union as a protest against
President Obregon's policy toward the radi-
cal extremists. The engineers and seamens
union has appealed to the other unions in
the port for aid in avoiding enforcement of
the company's decision 20 employ non-union
labor. on the ground that such action would
mean the death of unionism.
WASHINGTON, June "A Japanese ship
ping merger has been proposed, the Com
merce Department was advised to-day from
Toxic, the promoters hoping 20 control about
$500 900 tons OF shipping capitalized at $780,
900 600. Various subsidized companies would
turn over their ships 10 the holding company,
" Rhile other assets would be divided among
present shareholders. Shareholders OF the
Nippon Yusen Kaisha would receive S31 300,
600 In new company shares. as covering un-
completed ships, business premises and the
right TO operate the Nippon Tusen kaishs
lines, while about $T5. .000, 900 in other assets
of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha would be dis
tributed among the present shareholders.