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Evening journal., 1921-09-17
ARMY IN NEED OF
MORE NURSES

To be eligible for appointment in
the Army Nurse Corps. an applicant
must be a graduate OF an accredited
school for nurses. a registered nurse,
citizen Of the United States, and
between the ages OF 21 and 35 years.
She must be recommended by the su-
perintendent OF the training school
from which she graduated and by the
superintendents or directors under
whom she may have served since
graduation. The applicants pnysi-
cal fitness for service is ascertained
by a careful physical examination.
which should be niade. when prlci-
cable. by a medical officer OF the
army.
Applicants who fulhll the pre-
scribed conditions as to their physi-
cal. moral, professional and mental
qualifications. are placed upon tho
eligible list for appointment as theii
services may be required No appii-
can viii be appointed unless sh,
shall agree to serve for a period oi
three years. designations from ths
lcoips prior to the expiration Of IN
three-year period. are accepted &
She cause is deemed sufficiently ur
gent. In such cases. transportation
TO their homes Is not supplied a
government expense.
The bill Of June 4, 1920, grant
relative rank to members OF tn
Army Nurse Corps. While nurse
are not commissioned officers. thei
relative standing in the army CORES
= ponds to that OF commissioned Off
p GERS. All members enter the corn
with the relative rank of secon
[ lieutenant.
At the present time the salary
: s72 a month, with full maintenance,
: An increase Of IS month is give
after each completed three years of
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
WONDERS

Can Editorial by the Society Editor
one thousand gathered Kathryn Allison married at Bel
Amy, Alabama
The Reverend who to tie the knot was
aired an arplane which fell into a tree
A Birmingham reporter, who is also ordained minister
sepped performed the ceremony.
and cegymen calling on their hock
in airpanes. this certainly Is a changed world
What reporter what Delaware preacher will be
the TO themselves In such respects2
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

this city and one month with friends
In Milford. returned to her home
today.
Mrs. Charles II. Stewart, 1922
West Sixth street. is visiting in New
York city and the Catskin Mountains
and will return the later part of this
month.
Miss Grace Quill OF Laurel. Del.
Is a Weekend guest OF Miss Eliza
beth A Jester OF 1902 West Nitnh
street.
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MIR. JACKSON TO TEACH.
A. Raymond Jackson, a graduate
OF Beacon Business College, and an
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
..Ig'l I'.....|....l s!.s:|' !...'....::.:..::...'.

Benefonte civics Club will meet
at o'clock next Tuesday afternoon
at the Community Club House. This
will be a program meeting and vaca-
ton experiences will be given by all
members.
Delaware Branch, International
Sunshine Society. will hold its first
fall meeting on Monday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Charles A. Cook,
1403 North Van Buren, street. Plans
for the winter work will be dis
cussed. The president, Mrs. Clar-
ence Crossan. is desirous that all
members be present at this initial
meeting.
wilmington Section Council of
Jewish Women will meet at 7.3O
O'Clock Monday evening, in the
Temple Of Truth. Washington street.
near Tenth street. Winter plans
will be made for the kindergarten
which the Council supports.
The Garden Club held its first fall
meeting on Monday afternoon at the
country home of Mrs. Charles L.
Patterson. Plans for the years pro-
gram were discussed. Each member
OF the club brought an interesting
specimen Of flower or plant
At the meeting of the Woman's
Order National Association of Retail
Druggists, held on Wednesday after
noon it was decided to go to Valley
Forge on Thursday, September 90
The work of the child welfare for
the coming year was discussed.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
1SIz2EIs!' I! l....||.......::...... ! sI$.s

The following weddings have been
performed at the parsonage Of Wes-
ley NJ. r. Church recently by the
Rev. H. w. Wells.
Mrs. Eta +. Hamilton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James w. Burrows.
1902 Elm street, and William II.
Redding, OF this city we're married
on Wednesday afternoon. They were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
TAFT.
Miss Alma e. Crowl, Ala South
Franklin street and Charles f. Rob-
inson, Jr., sos Walnut street were
married on Wednesday evening,
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Robinson will live at SOS wal
nut street
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
X. OF c. La WV
FETE NEXT WEEK

Arrangements have been coml
pleted for the lawn fete to be held
by the knights Of Columbus on thd
lawn. Tenth and West streets. nexI
Tuesday. wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings. The AFFAIR will ID
opened on Tuesday evening ID
Grand Knight-elect Peter J. Ford
The committee in charge consists oI
Eugene I. Toy, chairman; w. N
Orpen, J. c. Gaule. II. J. Collinl
and c. A. McAteer.
The various booths win be m
charge of the following:
Ice cream and cake: Mrs. famed
b. Gibney. Miss May Horty, Mrs|
Paul A. Spragg. Mrs. Eugene I. Toyl
Mrs. Mary Adams. Miss Helen Smith
Miss Catherine Cauk. Miss Mar,
Higgins.
Novelty booth: Mrs. Herbert F|
Kaighn, Miss Elizabeth Gibney, Misl
Catherine Hasson. Miss Ann al
Schultz, Miss Teresa Moran. Misl
Catherine Rimlinger. Miss Nan Fryl
singer and Miss Elizabeth Lafferty|
Fruit: Mrs. Fred J. O'Toole, Misl
Helen McCloskey, Miss Gertrudl
Messick, Miss Stella Lange and Mis-
Frances Talley.
Kewpie dolls: Mrs ]. A. Sprarr
Miss Mae Hughes. Miss Nan walsh
Miss Agnes Wehm. Miss Eleano]
Hughes and Miss Glare O'Connor.
Groceries; Mrs. Mary Keourh
Miss Grace Geisler. Miss Mary MO
/ Call, Miss Jewell Murphy. Mr.
Mable Hordock. Mrs. Mary Minors
Mrs. stacia Casey and Mrs. Marion
Melia-
Sand pile; Mrs. Mary Weldin.
In addition to the above a spec,a
booth has been provided for the exl
hibition OF glazed kid.
Dancing will be held in the counct
chamber each evening from 10 +,
IL O'Clock. Music will be furnishes
by Carney & Banks Orchestra
The awarding Of prizes. consistin,
OF a ton of coal. barrel Of flour an,
groceries, will take place on Frida,
evening.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
GOVERNOR AT
DOVER DANCE

Miss Elizabeth Hastings and Daniel
o. Hastings, Jr.. daughter and son
OF Judge and Mrs. Daniel o. Hast
ings. who have spent the summer at
Mapledale farm, near Dover, gave
an informal dance last evening AT
the Hotel Richardson, Dover. Many
guests from this city and other parts
of Delaware attended. Among them
were Governor and Mrs. William D.
Denney. Chief Justice and Mrs. Pen
newlll and Chancellor and Mrs. J.
o. Wolcott.
Music for the evening was fur
nished by Halliwells orchestra OF
this city. The dance room was dec
GRATED in colored balloons. Stream
ers OF varied colored crepe paper
we're suspended from the electro
liers. Favors for the women guests
were vanity boxes.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred !. dupont
are accompanying party Of young
folk. including Mrs. B. w. Wright,
Of Baltimore; Miss Alicia dupont, of
Wilmington; Miss Hannah Hundley'
Of Tappahannock, Va; the Misses
rosephine ana Elizabeth Armstrong,
of Galveston. Texas; Thomas Evans,
of Virginia; r. McAllister' OF cam
den. \. j.. and Hubert Nj. Mcclure
of West Chester, Pa, and New
York. at Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
City, over the weekend.
Local friends OF Lieutenant and
Mrs. James W. Whitfield will be glad
to know that thye landed in san
Francisco on Tuesday from Manila
and win come to this city in short
time. Mrs. Whitfield is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. McMullen.
Early this year she left Wilmington
for Russia. where she joined her hus-
hand who had been located in China
and Russia. Lieutenant Whitheid
has not been home in this city Tor
the past three years.
Former United states Senator and
Mrs. willard Salisbury are guests
at the Mount Washington HOTEL
Breton Woods, n. H.
Miss Emily Bissen. who has spent
the summer at Paris, Me- is ex-
pected home about the last oi oeto-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wollas-
ton have returned from ocean city
n. j.. where they spent the summer
Mr. and Mrs Frank G. Tallman
have returned from Massachusetts,
where they spent part Of the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Lackey,
2s10 West Sixteenth street ana
Miss Tacie NJ. Matthews are spend
lnr two weeks at Lake Placid, n. Y
The trip to the resort was made by
automobile.
Miss Ann Madelon Wilson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Miller VIII
son. S24 Van Buren, street, will leave
tomorrow night for Ithaca, n. y to
enter Cornell diversity.
Miss Madeleine owens return
Monday from Hot Springs, Va
where she has spent the summer.
Miss Louise sumwalt, daughter q
the Rev. and Mrs. John W. r. sum
walt left this week for Dickinso
College.
w. Clayton Jester. son OF NJ HoV
ard Jester. secretary OF the hoai
Of Education. a graduate Of the un
versitv OF Maryland. left today I.
Iowa state College, where ne WI
take a post graduate course IN croI
and soils. Herbert J. Petticord'
Diokerson. Nd. a graduate OF IN
university Of Maryland, and who wa
a room-mate Of young Mr.. Jeste
during the four-year college cours'
has been a guest this week at IN
lester home. 1902 West Ninth stree
DR. and Mrs Charles II. Bohne
have returned from two-week
trip to the New England states u
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
MOVIE MORALS

Can Editorial by the Society Editor)
There Is deesable
Of the dim lighting
other places
Women the cities
conditions threatening
not sections for their exclusive
Those
their ought
heirw spests
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
EPwoRrH LEAGUE SUPPER.

The Epworth League OF Harrison
Street NJ f. Church will hold a sup
per in the church at $40 o'clock next
Friday evening. Plans will be dis
cussed for the fall and winter pro-
gram OF the League. Addresses will
be made by members OF the League.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
oAMpRELL-PoWELL.

Kingswood NJ. L. Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding on We'd
nesday evening, when Miss Sallie V.
Powell became the bride Of George
b. Campbell. The Rev. George w.
Bounds oficiated. The church audi
torium was decorated with palms
and autumn flowers. The wedding
music was played by Mrs. Howard
Legg.
The bride wore a dark blue trav-
cling suit with hat to match and a
corsage bouquet OF bride roses. She
was attended by her sister Miss
Emily B. Powell John Campbell
was best man.
After the wedding the couple left
on a short wedding trip south, and
upon their return will be at their
new home at 1908 French street,
this city.
Mrs. Ethel z. Hamilton, OF 1102
Elm street, daughter Of James W.
Burrows, formerly of Middletown,
and William H. Redding were mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon at Wes-
ley NJ f. parsonage by the Rev. u
w. Wells
The couple was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Newton c. TAFT. Imme-
diately after the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Redding left on a trip to Al
bany, n. Y, after which they will
make their home at No. iii West
Fourth street. Mr.. Redding is a
salesman for the Wilmington Provi-
sion Company.
Miss Kathryn Ann Jackson of Buff
falo, and Robert Carter Lewis OF
Newark will be married on Saturday
September "a. in Buffalo. Both are
well known in Newark, Miss Jackson
being a former student at the Wo-
mems College Mr.. Lewis is an Off.
cial of the Curtis Paper Co., of New.
ark. He is an alumnus of the Uni.
versity OF Delaware and a member o.
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
After a wedding trip the couple viii
make their home in Newark
Miss Ellen Wise and Charles M
Stapleford will be married at
o'clock this evening in Wollastoi
Hall, Twenty-fifth and Markc
streets, by the Rev. Carlisle L. Hub
bard. The bride will be attende,
by Miss Margaret Gesell. formerly o
this city, but now of Phnadelphi,
and the best man will be Harry ]
Brooks, OF this city.
Mrs. Frances Dewitt Babcock vii
sing "Oh Promise Me-" The brid
will wear a gray canton crepe dres
trimmed with real lace. She vii
carry a shower bouquet OF brid
Evening journal., 1921-09-17


roses and lilies OF the valley. The
maid OF honor will wear dark blue
satin and carry pink roses and yell
low snapdragonA
The lower floor OF Wollaston Hall
will be decorated profusely with
palms, golden rod and asters. I'm
inediately after the ceremony a re-
ception will be held.
The house committee of W1ollas-
ton Hall will receive the guests.
Mr.. Stapleton is connected with
the Edge Moor Iron Company and
Miss Wise has been employed by tbs
dupont Company for several years
After the reception they will leave
for two weeks wedding trip. Upon
their return they will make their
home in this city where both hav,
many friends
Miss Mary F. Meyer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meyer Of New
port and william F. Klund, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Klund. OF 1906
West street, Wilmington. viii be
married at Miss Meyers home OF
Friday vening. September go The
Rev. r. p. Nichols of Smyrna viii
perform the ceremony. Miss Dora
Nichols will play the wedding march
Miss Meyer will be attended by
Miss Elsie MacNamee OF Elsmere
Herbert Perkins OF Wilmington viii
be best man.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
cRANsroN HEIGnTs suPPrR

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Gran
ston Heights Fire Company will give
a chicken supper on Saturday even
ing. September "a, in the fire house
supper will be served between and
8 o'clock. Tickets may be purchased
at the door.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

Cox-ro Mr. and Mrs. d. Wallace Cox,
1305 Washington street. az the
Homeopathic Hospital, on September
10. a daughter.
FLANNTGAN--To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Flanagan, 1922 Pearl street, az
the Homeopathic Hospital, on sep
tember Il, twin daughters.
SIMONTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Fagan II.
Simont0n, 1927 franklin street, al
the Homeopathic Hospital, on sep
tember y. a son.
EXLEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J..
Exiey, 1911 West Eighth street, az
the Homeopathic Hospital, on sep
tember -, a daughter.
BIESINGER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Besinger, 1905 Tatnall street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on September
IA. son.
vINYARD-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Vim
yard, 63 Second street, Carney s
Point, Delaware Hospital, on Septem-
ber IA. a son.
McNESPY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Nespy, 1905 Conrad street, on Sep
tember 10. a son
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
MOOSE BAKE SALE

The woman's Loyal Moose Circle.
No. 1, will hold a bake sale this aft
ernoon and evening az 1914 Church
street All kinds of homemade cakes.
pies. bread and rolls will be offered
for sale
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
CANDIES HOME on MONDAY.

The Rev and Mrs. Charles l.. Can
dee and family, who have been in
Europe since early in July, will not
arrive in Wilmington until Monday
They were expected to reach this city
today. DR.. Candee had hoped to be
in his pulpit tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
STANDARD REARrps M 49,,

STANDARD BEARERS TO NrEEr|
me STANDARD Bearers MissionarJ
society OF Harrison Street NJ. E|
Chureh will hold its septembe1
meeting on Monday evening at Ind
nome OF Miss Ruth Bennett.
south Clayton street. The annuaI
election OF officers will be held and
the plans for the winter work will b-
made. Hostesses for the evening
will be the Misses Ruth Bennett an
Gladys Blackburn
Evening journal., 1921-09-17
p a II & lie S

Miss Betty Grier entertained the
Wiltruco Club at her home 21os Bid
die street last evening.
The surprise of the evening oc-
CURED when refreshments, decor
ated with blue birds. were served
On removing the blue birds there
was disclosed the announcement Of
the coming marriage Of Miss B. May
Cloud and Andrew B. Underwood,
at Harrison Street Church. on octo-
Der 22. Miss Cloud has been a mem
Der OF the club since it's organiza-
ton two years ago.
Those present were: Ann Anea.
Katherine Allies, Mrs Mary C. Cloud.
Helen cJrnog. Bessie Day. Blanche
Gilmore, Evelyn Holiday, Josephine
harrison, Frances Martin, Mrs. H. r.
Mearns, Mae Mearns, Polly McCor-
mack, Sara Tammany, Amanda
Truax, Lillian Todd and Marion
Ward.
One OF the most enjoyable events
which happened this season was the
closing of the lie Chateau D'Amour
Cottage" on the Chesapeake and Dell
aware Canal A loving cup was pro-
esnted to Charles Cathcart as a
token of esteem from the Canal
Club" Those who took part in the
celebration were; The Misses Mary
| McGillen, Rose Giacomo, Madeline
] Carney. Regina Hughes, Kitty
/ Phelan. Jane. Margaret and Helen
McCanerty, Peggy Carney, Helen
Garrett and Margaret Ogle Of Elk
ton; John Frances Purcell Of Bos-
ton, Charles and David Cathcart
Thomas Chandler. Taylor and Ed
ward Maxwell. Paul Dougherty. Nor
man Chamberlain, Andrew Hamil-
ton Of Newburgh, and Willard Car
rett Of New York. Music was fur
nished by the Canal Club. the d.
rector being Edward Maxwell. This
chaperons were Mrs. Margaret
Glora Of Emmitsburg, Maryland and
Mrs. Mary McNulty Of ST Georges
Del
Mrs P. NJ. Arnold, president Of
the Pollyanna Branch. international
Sunshine Society. entertained mem
bers of the branch last evening al
her home, 242O jefferson street. a.
Mrs. Arnold is retiring from Office
this year the affair was in the nature
OF a farewell party. Both 500 and
novelty games were played. Tit
decorations were autumn flower
and the Sunshine colors, yellow and
white. The first meeting OF tn,
branch will be held on Friday even
ing. September 80. at Sunshine Hall
, 14O9 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Arnolds' guests included
Mrs. Thomas Barnes. Mrs. ]. Alden
Mrs. II. Draper, Mrs L. Hopkins
Mrs.W. G. Jones, Mrs. L. 10. Kerslake
Mrs. C. Lawrence, Mrs. II. Messicls
, Mrs. H. Prentice, Mrs. M. Peter,
Mrs. W. J. Robinson, Miss Ethe
tsalmons, Mrs. f. T. Talley, Mrs. c
Wainwright, Mrs. White and Mrs. Q
B. Waller.
Miss Madeline Johnston. OF nea
, Milltown, entertained last Saturda
evening in honor OF the Misses Hele
and Alma Spencer, of Cochranvine
p Pa About thirty-five guests wer
: present.
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/ ADDITIONAL SOCIAL
NEWS ON PAGE :
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

Serve a boiled leg OF lamb with
drawn butter sauce with nasturuum
seeds
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

Miss Madeline Johnston. OF near
Milltown, entertained last Saturday
evening in honor OF the Misses Heller
and Alma Spencer, of CochranvilleE
Pa About thirty-five guests werd|
present.
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

ADDITIONAL SOCIAL
NEWS ON PAGE Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
CINCo NACIoNES CoNCURRIRAN A
LA PRoxIMA REUNION DE LA
JUNTA

LONDREs, agosto A. Ell jefe del
gobierno frances, Mr.. BRAND, ha dirigi.
do invitaciones Inglaterra, Italia, el
Japon y los Estados Unidos, para que
asistan a la proxima reunion de la Jun
ia suprema. .
81 la mencionada Junta discute la
falsa politica de Alemania en- la cues
ti6n del enjuiciamiento de los jefes y
oficiales que cometieron crimenes comu-
mes contra las leyes de la humanidad
en- el curse de la confagraci6n, sera in
vitada tambien Belgica.
FL Conde de Saint Aulaire, embaja-
dor de Francia en- Londres, invitara al
embajador MIR. Harvey, para que asis-
ia en- representation de los Estados
Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Mr.. HARDING NO QUIERE
TENER CoNFLICToS


WASHINGTON, agosto Ala fecha
de la reunion para la conferences sobre
el desarme Sc ha ajado oficialmente pa
ra el once de noviembre aniversario del
armisticio.
Ell presidente Harding inform6 los
ideres del Senado que Sc opone La dis
custom Immediate del proyecto de ley del
senador Borah, acerca del cabotaje anne
ricano, que provee Ell restablecimiento
de los privilegios del paso por Ell Canal
de Panama sin pagar derechos.
Con esa actitud, Harding v Davis 10
iinico que Sc proponen es evitar discu-
stones con las potencias de Europa an
tes de la reunion de la conferencia so.
bre el desarme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
FL SR. CORDOVA lAVI[A ACLARA CIER-
T0S CONCEPTOS Y HACE INTERESANTES
DECLARACIONES SOBRE La REUNION

Todavia aver continuaba agitandose
la incesante marejada politica de estos
dias que parece no llevar trazas de aca-
bar. En- todas las reuniones v corrillos
Sc estuvo comentando durante todo el
ola, Ell resultado de la importante rem
ni6n politica de la noche anterior; cada
cual comentaba sn manera Ia situa-
cion politica, y de boca en- boca salta-
ban diferentes rumores, la mayor parte
de los cuales carecian en- absolute de
fundamento.
Ell GOBERNADoR PARECE MOS
TRARSE DIsPUESTO A lZANJAR
LAS DIFrcULTADEs sURGIDAs
La noche en- que Sc .llev6 a efccto
la reunion de la Junta Central, circu-
l6 entire 81 publico la version de que
Ell senior Benedicto era portador de un
mensaje del Sr. Gobernador para los
lideres unionistas; pero esta version no
prdo ser confrmada, habiendo resulta-
do incierta. Sin embargo, es IN hecho
cierto que durante estos dias, y princi-
palnente Ell dia de la reunion, ell Sc.
nor Benedicto sostuvo una conferencia
con el Gobernador, en- La cual Sc ase-
gura, que el senior Reilly demostr6 al
Sr. Benedicto sus deseos de zanjar todas
las difcultades surgidas y normaIizar Ia
situaci6n.
Aun cuando el sr. Benedicto, al ser
interrogado por un Redactor nuestro
acerca de la actitud del Gobernador,
Sc mantuvo en- compIeta reserva, nos
inform6 que 81 esperaba que dentro de
muy pocos dias serian resueltos satis-
factoriamente todos los con1ictos y la
situaci6n seguira de nuevo su marcia
natural.
MR.. REILLY NO ExPEEsA
SU OPINION
Pof habernos enterado de que ell Go
bernador 1abfa sido in9ormado del cur
SO y resultado de la reunion de la Jun
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
LA TOILETTE. Dice.
QUE Ell SHIPPING.
BOARD ES UN ROBO

WASHINGTON, julio U.s. Ell sena-
dor La Toilette ha presentado una reso.
luci6n en- Ell senado ordenando la in
vestigacion de La reciente huelga de
marinos, alegando que la politica adop
tada por la Shipping Board (junta de
navegaci6n) esta echando del mar
la marina mercante de los Estados Uni
dos y que s'es senciuamente un robo
al pueblo de este pals el continuar otor-
gando millones de dclares para Ell sos
tenimiento'' de Ia reeerida junta.
Sc pide ademas en- la resoluci6n una
investigation de la alegada infuencia
britannica en- nuestros asuntos de nave
gaci6n v promote ex2oner mas tarde
ante Ell senado "ciertos hechos que re-
claman la mas seria sksnci6n de todo
senador y toda perseHa amiga de la ma
rina mercante de los Estados Unidos.''
Ell senador habia introducido hsce
varias semanas analoga resoluci6n, pc
ro no la habia urgidc creyendo que la
nneva junta daria soIuci6n a la con-
troversia. Por 10 cuai ahora agrega:
La actual junta ha demostrado hasta
aqui que es identica en- sus procedi-
nlientos la anterior y que 81 su prop6-
sito es Zanzibar las viejas practicas vi
ciosas de su predecesora, aun no Sc ha
puesto en- acci6n,s
Al hacer en- terminos mas concretos
la critica del nuevo personal, Sc EXPIRE.
sa asi:
HE aqui una junta compuesta de
siete hombres ninguno de los cuales, en-
cuanto Sc, ha tenido nunca experiences
en- Ell manejo u operaci6n de los buques
nj en- los asuntos de la marina mercan.
te. Con todo, estos hombres son respon.
ssbles de las actividades de 14o0 en-
barcaciones del gobierno y de la dispo-
sici6n de otras cientos. Tienen que sil,
pervigilar la construction de buques,
abrir rutas comerciales, establecer agen
cias de comercio en- todo 81 mundo y
crear generalmente nuestro comercio
marftimo.''
La question de la reduction de sala-
rios en- la reciente huelga fue cosa So
cundaria en- ell sentir del senador La
Toilette y que la question fundamental
fu6 la destruction de sus organizacio-
nes ohraraa suietsn7n1os a cnndiciones
de trabajo intolerabies que darfan por
resultado la salida del mar de ellos y
de la marina mercante de los Estadcs
Unidos.