New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-20
Iasker's Aids
To Name Their
Staffs Soon
Appointments Expected To
Be Made at Washington
Tomorrow; 2 Heads of
Departments Are Picked
Kew Men Guests of Honor
Steamship Officials Their
Hosts; Many Applicants
for Skipping Board Posts

The work OF reorganizing the system
uuder which the Shipping Boards ton
mage has been operated has progressed
"a point where Chairman Lasker's
three key men, J. Barstow Smull.
william J. Love and A. J. Frey, expect
to announce number of appointments
on their stats tomorrow at Washing
ton.
Each of the three men will have a
department. head for the division of
work which he has taken up-charters
and ALLEGATIONS for Mr.. Snun, traffic
for Mr.. Love, and physical operation OF
the ships for Mr.. Frey. Two of these
department heads have already been
chosen, it was announced yesterday,
and a number Of other selections will
be named tomorrow.
Operation Chiefs Honored
The three key-men, who will leave
FOR Washington to-day, were the guests
Of honor at luncheon given at India
House yesterday by the executive com
mittee of the American Steamship
Operators Association and the board
u governors of the United States Ship
Operators Association. The presidents
CT the two associations. H. II. Raymond
and Charles H. Potter were present,
and spoke, pledging unqualified sup
port 10 the new directors.
This was the first time that Mr. FREY.
who has been active in ship operation
on the Pacific Coast, had met with the
steamship organizations here. P. A,
S. Franklin, president of the Inter
national Mercantile Marine Company,
who acted as POSTMASTER, said that he
had known Mr.. Frey for a long time
and that there was no man on the
Coast whom he would be more glad to
see come TO Washington.
Mr.. Smull and Mr.. Love both spoke
briefly, stating that they had been
busy getting men to complete their
organizations, and that in no case had
they met with declinstion from any
one whose services they sought. In
addition, they said, they had received
great number of applications for
positions, some from capable and ex-
perienced shipping men seeking a pat
rotic opportunity to serve the Amer
lean merchant marine.
Many Shipping Men Present
Included among those at the lunch
con were:
Ernest NJ. Bull. of A. H. Bull Steamship
Company.
H. c. Carr. of the Sun Company phila-
Hugh Gallagher. of the Admiral Line,
land Steamship Company.
j. R. Gordon Of the Union Sulphur
Robert F. Hand. of the Standard OIL
Company OF New Jersey:
C. w. Juagen, of the Southern Pacific
Company
Edgar F. Luckenbach, Of the Luckenbach
Steamship Company.
Winthrop L. Marvin. of the American
Steamship Owners Association.
Eugene f. O'Donnell, of c. II. Sprague
Son. Boston.
r. II. N. Robinson. OF the United Amer
William D. Macy of the New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship Company (Ward
Oakley Wood. OF the Barber Steamship
Lines
David T. Warden OF the Tide Water OIL
Major cletus Heating, of Kirlin, Wool
Franklin d. Mooney. of the New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Company
A. G. Bates. OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Steamship Company New York.
W A Hartman and r. H. NJ. Robinson,
Of the United American Lines
Willis D. Benson: of Frank Waterhouse
Co. Seattle Wash
Warren A. Blake. OF w A Blake & Co.
Baltimore.
Cornelius H. Callaghan. OF Calaghan.
Atkinson & Co.
Frederick E. Hasler. of Hasler & Co.
A i. Mack. Of Cosmo politan Shipping
Company
CHORD D. Mallory. of C. d. Mallory
Coz
Charles T Mcgee OF Charles T. Mcgee
Company Philadelphia
Winchester Noyes, of ]. H Winchester
L Co.
Harrie X Nutting. Of John s. Emery
Co., Boston.
Marcus H. Tracy. of M r. Tracy & Co.
Charles Yates OF General Navigation
Company
F Robert Strange counsel United States
saip Operators Association.
Matthew Hale. OF South Atlantic Export
Corporation, Washington.