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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

David Schooisr and his company.
IN Music Hath Charms Is the head.
line attraction at the Moore next
week. Mr.. schooier used TO b. called
~fhe boy Paderewski.' for even when
young he was an absolute genius At
the piano. In.addition TO the playing
OF schooler. the act Is exceptional
Others include the Misses Boyle
and vane. prira donnas. and Ira Al.
cova. toe dancer.
James Doyis and Evelyn Cavan-
augh. in THE Lobby" have fine
vehicle 10 introduce their dancing
prowe<s
The famous composer and enter
tainer. Ned ~orworth. Is bringing his
Laugh festival
The Minstrel Monarchs have a
unique offering In Hrinsfrelsy. In
this number are gathered together
several Of tho better known Of the
old.time minstrel men. ard. along
with some Of the newer type. there Is
offered some OF the beat Of this kind
of entertainment
Fred Hughes. the celebrated Welsh
tenor. presents vocal offering that
bids fsfr TO prove a vaudeville treat.
Dexxo Retter IL an acrobatic come
dian.
Kiutfng's Entertainers II unique
number In which trained animals are
frfrnsIared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

rAret
S~a sickness u usually due 20 tho
effect % the long rolls % the waves
on the spirit level Of the human
body
This spirit level IN a peculiar little
apparatus which determines your
balance. !, "a tpca,ed IN the internal
ear and H. a Ksrten of SCENT circular
canals fied with jwilysihe fInid.
The movements Of ahip on the
surface of thu ocean make unaccus.
TONED demands on this organ and
you get sea sick. You can Est the
same feeling % dizziness 10 a cor
tain extent by turning around rapid.
- number Of times.
The same factors apply some
times In producing car'sscknena. tho
u ls ofiener the result Of a weak
stomach or eye-etrain.
II Is customary thing in riding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
INTERCOASTAL
DEBATE HERE

For the third consecutive year the
University OF Washington will par.
tieipaic in am East West debate when
It's team meets that Of PENNSYLVANIA
state college In Meany hall at si5
y. m. Monday
Washington will uphold tho mega.
tive side Of the question Resolved,
that the United States government
should establish "a system OF uncm.
ployment insurance for the employees
In American corporate industries"
KAT Jensen. Ralph Graves and Rob,
crt Macfarlane will represent Wash.
inston.
u, =. overdorf. W. E Itomig. II. G.
Kramer. and A. :. Adams alternate,
are the Pennsylvania men who left
April 10 represent their institution
ON It's first Western debating tour.
They viii arrive Ia Seattle by the
Northern Pacific at sio a. tn. sun.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
WOODWARD co. IN
THE HOLY CITY"

'',rhe Holy City one Of the most
spectacular Of Christian dramas. VIII
be NEXT weeks feature at the home
Of the spoken drama. the Woodward
theater. This production calls for
the securing OF enough Of an added
cast 10 bring the total up to so act
ors for this massive theatrical event.
and scenic preparation on a scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

The UnIoved wife. Florence Edna
Mays rnuch-dIscussed drama will
open Mt the Metropolitan May Is. for
"a five days engagement. with daily
maiinees for the ladies only. aithc at
night everybody over the age OF IS
can secure seats.
The story OF tho play is told In
three acts. with a force and frank
ness so direct. the play - produced
with such delicious delicacy. and the
portrayal Of the heroine. ciceiy
Courtney. il done with such a depth
Of understanding and emotion. that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
DENTIST SAID ! WOULD
LOSE ALL MY TEETH

Told me had a very bad CASE OF
Pyorrhea. Ny gums we're very sore
and had rocedsd from my teeth.
Every time / brushed them they
would bleed very badly II was mis-
cry for me tn eat
let this Dentist pull two Of my
teeth Then I went home and asa
acme thinking. 1 didn't want TO lose
Ali my teeth. Finally ! figured out
this treatment. In 30 days the sore
ness had gone. and my gums were
getting back to their ordinary color.
After three months my mouth was
in fine shape I have sold a lot OF
those treatments In Los Angeles,
and the purchasers report great
success. ] have made the price Of n
three months treatment remarkably
low. and | guarantee refund o,
the money " you are not ratlslleu
and pleased with the results J have
$50 600 ON deposit with the Los
ANGELES Trust and Savings Bank To
protect this guarantee. a,
Here IL my liberal offer Send W
for three months treatment. Use
haIf the contents Of the package.
Then ~ you are not satisfied WIN
the itnproVement In the condition OF
your mouth and the progress being
made return the carton and your
entlre az will be promptly ana
cheerf,iiiy refunded. Rest assured
you will either get relief or your
'o JOHN u. MeDEnMoTT.
029 Ialon Iengue uidg.
Los Angeles. tni.
NrDER GUARANTEED
PYOHuIiEA TREATMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
Good Friday Rites
Held by Russians

Russians 81 Seattle observed Good
Friday IN the Iiitke Russian Ortho-
doS church on fakeviaw blvd. where
Rev. Father Alexander vyachcslavov
Of 81 Spirtdon parrish conducted
Good Friday vechernis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
Girl Fails in Exam,
Takes Poison Draft

SAN FRANCISCO. April is.--car'
oline Moeher. aged 70. died yesterday
from poison she Is believed 10 have
taken when she failed 10 pass an en-
,rnncr examination for the uniyer
sity OF California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
stops Itching Instantly
ECZEMINE

The wonderful discovery for Eczema
and skin diseases. At all druggists.
si.Oo. or sent. D. D.. by Joyner Drug
Co. Spokane advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

Adore. undamprd UaUes. BcIosr.
ddmDcd traues
generated by direct Impulses. while
damped or discoutinuous waves are
generated By alternating current.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

tho performances ~ said TO rank a.
one Of the best OF its Kind. The cast
includes names familiar along Broad.
way. and tho production has h~cn
made under the personal supervision
OF Florence Edna May. the author.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
Great Dog Show Is
Drawing to Close

connaught GonsoFn. Aircdaie ca.
nine. Of The connauEht kennels. San
Francisco. has become an inicrna.
tionAi title holder as a result OF the
Seattle dog show. which closes Sat.
ursiay az 10 .. m. In the Pavilion.
Dogs have been entered Ia the Seat.
tie show from all over the North
west and the Pacific coast. Thou
~ nas Of dog lovers from III. entire
state have visited the exhibit durinR
the lant three days Hundreds Of
prizes have been awarded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
HAWAIIAN SINGERS
At PALACE HIP

vividly spiazted wirn tropical color
and Kaleidoscope IN its varied whiri
% melody. comedy. novelties. the
new show that - no~ AZ LoeW's
Palace Hip th~ater ~ one OF merit.
Jonla. the pearl of Hawaii IN the
headline feature with her company
OF musicians and dancers, Ionia has
gained fame In tho vaudeville world
u two continents for her beauty a.
well a. foe her talent.
Prank Whittier ard company are
doing lively farce comedy eniangie
nrnt entitled. ~In Wrong
Hart. Wagner and Ei,ta offer an
original eonooction. Going 60 the
Opera"
versatile duo arc Melville and
stetSon. They whiHti. and harmon
ne with tho assistance Of piano. ac-
Gordon and aaxaphous.
ObaIa and Adrienne feature some
expert tumhlinE acts.
William Farnum In ~ Stage
Romance. Is the star Of the feature
r,hafrs,fa~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15


Bsa .zickncaHs
or. " you've
not taken . long
water voyage.
Do you suffer
on Trains from
car skne@T
You'u Toe sur
rriae,i 10 learn
that the teai
causes of these
two mAlaeiica he
la the eyes and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

ABERDEEN,-A w. Davis. for.
mer Seattle man. dies az result o.
wound on head received ak months
ago al wynooche Timber company
camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
University Awards
Seven Fellowshipa

Seven feilowships. each OF $500.
have just been awarded university
students. Arthur A. Denny fellow
ships were awarded Sursnnnsh J..
McMurphy. George Large, Dudley
w. willard and Alice spiesekc-
Sarah Loretta Denny fciiownhips
were awarded Cyril ID. Hin. Peter
Odegard and Howard y. Koterfsou-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

GEN. ULYSSES g. McALEx-
AMBER spoke Friday night al the
exhibition drill and smoker held IN
the arrnory by Seattle national
guard units.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

per cent Of the homes In Seattle have
no, been repainted within The has,
five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
MUSICAL REVUE
On PAN PROGRAM

WIN lANtAh nrftiNNN ana thlufiHti
bizarre costumes. Cinderella Revue. >
an ailcgoricai musical comedy. II an.
nounced az the headline Offering for
the new weeks bill al the PantaEvs.
beginning with the matinee Monday.
This act comes 10 seattle direct from
outstanding suee-ra in the East. n u
presented hy Charles Soiader and has
cast Of clever principals.
The four Errrtoea and Wilson and
Mctvoy arr two other nteilor offer
InEs announced for the new bill The
Err-fceS ar. saperathle,es. who hail
from Europe.
J. Hunter Wilson and c F~nson
McEvoy are comedians who have a
rintou- vehicle In Regular Pals
Teddy Waldeman and Carl breed
appear IN ~Biuology." their newest
comedy hl'.
The Little Jim company viii intro.
due. Little Jim. brown bear from
the Rocky mountain country. Jim
has been mareveiousiy trained and IL
a comedian.
Billy puvai and Merle symonds. n
young comedian and a pretty and
graceful Tirl. appear in comedy nks,
caIied Their First Quarrel
The fantaEescope. with Glenn
GoY al the organ. will show new
comedy and nrwS films. Including
Ruth Roland. In white Eagle al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

within Keeping has been planpcd
Arrangements for scenic details
have been under way for more than
month. and two OF the mory elnb'
crate scenes show, respectively, the
throne room OF Pontlun plate and
the roof OF Mar OF Magdala'.
home. where truly maxnificcn,
orientsi banquet h Ia progress
As Mary Magdalene. Hazel Whit
more has one OF the most important
roles she has yet presented 10 Seat
tie audiences. and her work In thia
part viii give new and deeper
understanding OF this artists ability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
"Daddies" Is Offering at Wilkes

New Shoes Scheduled for Easter Week
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The New York herald., 1922-01-28
oPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD D


York;. Vera Cruz; Toloa (Br). from do for
KINGSTON and Crtstobal.
HAVRE. Jan 27-Arrived, str Rochambeau
HULL. Jan 24-Arrived. str Canadian Ex-
Sailed 26th. str Amaiienborg DAM. Hamp-
JAMAICA. Jan 25-sailsd. str Annetta,
KINGSTON. Jan 2s-sailed. str Canadian
LEGHoRN. Jan 2s-Arrived. str Living
ston Roe, Beaumont.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2s-Arrived. str West
Sailed 2sth. str West celina. Baltimore.
LONDON. Jan 26-Arrived. str Vindelia
Arrived 2Tth. str Nascopie (Br). Halifax.
MALTA. Jan 25-sailed. str Half Moon.
MANCHESTER. Jan 27-Arrived. str Lack
awanna (Br). New York via Liverpool.
MANZANILLo. Jan 21-Arrived. str San
Sailed 2eth. str Tonjer tNor). philadelphia.
MARsELLEs, Jan 24-Arrived. str Laura
MATA REDONDA, Jan 2e-sailed, strs
Halsey. New York: Hahira. Baton Rouge:
NASSAU. Jan 26-Saiied. str MORO Castle.
NuEviTAs, Jan 2o-salled. str Indiana
NYBORG. Jan 23-Arrived. str Foldenfjord
PARA. Jan 24-Arrived. str Stephen (Br).
Rio Grande do Sui.
Sailed 22d. str Dunstan fBr), New York.
PfRAEUs. Jan 2e-sailed. str valdura
'Ggl;y yMoTPPH MemP{gn Koaas a,Arrvea str centen.
nial State, New York.
PORT ANTONIO. Jan 27-Arriyed. str ORR
PoRTo MEXICO. Jan 2s-Arrived. str
Manta. Tampieo.
PORT SAID, Jan 2e-Arrived. str Kabinsa
PORTSMOUTH. Jan 2e-Arrived. str War
Alfridi lBrl, Port Arthur.
PRESTON. Jan 25, PM,sailed. str Hon
duras (Nor), Puerto Barrios via Port de
Pak.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 2s-Arrived. str Hall
0}R5y RoNRbAM fEfT2 Ms"Pen' 5Sn xrrved ews .rs Kin
dderdyk Dutch, Seattle; Cody. New Or
leans.
RoUEN. Jan 2s-saiied. str W H Tiiford.
ST KITS. Jan 22--saiied. ctr chaudierc
ST MICHAELS. Jan 2e-Arrived. str West
Campgaw, New York.
sAGUA. Jan 26-Sailed. str Lake Fabyan.
sALoNicA. Jan 25-Arrived. str croxteth
Hsl sASFn26 SFhn2 S'y jan YoJs. ss. $50 pM-saned str
SANTOS. Dec 2i-saned, str Canadian Vol
unteer (Br). from HALIFAX and New York for
SHANGHAI. Jan 23-Arrived. strs Sill
vanus Dutch. San Francisco; 24th. West
Momentum. portland, Manila Maru (JhpJ,
sHELBURNE. Ms. Jan 2s--In port. schr
Governor Parr (Br). for Buenos Aires.
ready.
SHIELDS. Jan 12-sailed. str Meiwu Maru
(Jap) Seattle (not New York;.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan 26-Arrtved, str
Eemdyk Dutch, San Francisco.
SPEZIA. Jan 22-Arrived, str Shenandoah,
Port Lobos.
sUEz, Jan 2s-Arrived. str Romeo (Br).
New York.
TAMPICo. Jan 2Hsailed. str Kekoskce.
Tampa
Arrived 2eth. str Santa Gertrudis tBD.
Savannah.
TARRAGoNA, Jan 2i-sailed. str West
Lashaway. New York.
TRONDHJEM, Jan 20-Sai1ed. str Ottar
JarI (Nor) New York.
VALPARAISO, Jan 27-Arrived. str Esse-
quibo (Br) New York.
VANCOUVER, BE, Jan 27-Sailed, str
Thames Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
VENICE Jan 21-Arrived. str Alta QtaD,
VIcToRIA. Bc, Jan 2s--Arrived. strs Ka-
shima Maru (Jap). Manila. &c; Tyndareus
(Br), Hong Kong, &c.
Arrived eth, str Memnon (Br). San Fran
cisco.
YOKOHAMA. Jan 22-Arrived. strs Man
dasan Maru (Jap), Seattle; City Of Spokane,
do.
Sailed 2lst. strs Toba Maru (Jap). from
Hong Kong for San Francisco and New
York; 2Sd. Hakata Maru (Jap), Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28

GULFPoRT. Miss. Jan 27-Arrived. schr
| Ruth Martin. Ponce.
rived luz PeTs Am5oy Mass .or,as Sarsss 4o
| from searsport. 765, do for Boston. 700,
Rockland for New York.
str Mohawk. New York; schrs Charles N
Struyen. do: Dorothy. do.
savannah; rau ''y Yacht M cutty ssrk. p'a Miami. Wa
MANILA, Jan 24-Arrived. str Bohemian
Sailed 24th. str Granite State. San Fran
MOBILE. Ala, Jan 27-Arrived. strs An
lillian (Br). Cuba; West Kedron. New Or
Sailed 27,h. s.rs Illinois. Port Arthur:
c;bao tNor). Belize; ocmulsee. Tampe:
woltic (Br). Bridgeport.
Sailed Jan =. schr J Edward Drake. New
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan 27-Arrived. strs
Hahatonka. fampico; Rayo Maru CJap).
Liverpool; Mar ID del ss Ncrts to- tsDS. NortoR:
Rajah. Progreso; watertown. Mata Re-
aP sailed es from 'f Port oisSs ESd. 27, strs Asw
mars. London; British Judge (Br). London;
perbyline: Port Lobos; Devolente. Port Lo-
Plumss. Mexico; sapinero. London; West
ASnsSVi SEWpoRT sr'1 NEWS. Va. Jan 27-Arriv.d.
| str Kastalia (Br), Baltimore.
Sailed 9Th. str Moidegaard. Boca Grande.
MoRToLK Va Jan 2oIArriysa. strs ,, Go,.
York; Carlton, New Orleans for Venice, Tri-
este and Smyrna; Amelia, New York; CAL
labasas. do; Mlinocket. Philadelphia.
"a Arrived 2atS. no strs srtlet tBr, H.vsna. a.;
York for Yokohama. &c; West Haven. New
York; Georgian, Baltimore: Median Br).
Liverpool. &C; Dunclutha (Br). Naples In
diana Harbor. Cuban ports: Erholm tNor).
New York: schr Margaret Thomas. Boston.
Sailed 27th. strs Edouard JeraInsc (Fr,.
for sea; Vancouver (Br). Queenstown: Glen
dola. Curacao; Daneholm DAM, PhfAdei-
phia (and returned damaged by coliision) !.
Peter II Crowell, Caveston; Carolinian,
Constantinople. &c: Lake Treba, Havana and
Cienfuegos; Promus fBrl. Baltimore.
Sailed 26th, Pm. strs Jonancy. Boston:
27tl. Bylayl Portland.
Arrived at sewalls Point 26th. PM. str
Arlington, Boston (to leave 28th on return).
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

While str Sioux was rounding the Battery
yesterday her steering gear became disabled.
Tugs went to her assistance and towed her
to pier 30. Brooklyn.
Str Huron. from Monte Christi. &c, brought
eight men Of schr G G Mengel. Jr, which
went ashore at Morant Keys and became
total loss. as before reported; the captain
remained at the wreck.
BOSTON, Jan 27-str Lloyd. which arrived
here yesterday from New York, was aground
on Shovelful Shoals, but floated unassisted
and apparently unchanged; she will load
here for Constantinople.
EAsTPORT. Me. Jan 2e-schr Sarah Eaton
was sold at auction for $500; after strand
ing In Lubec Narrows the Eaton was floated
mainder Of cargo will be discharged.
HALIFAX, Jan 26-Tug Shannon 40 tons)
struck off Pennant Point. sambro Ledges,
and will probably become a total loss. Capt
Martin and crew Of eight men saved
Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan 27-Reports are
persistent that plans for a merger of the
Pacific Steamship Co and the Los Angeles
series OF conferences now being held here.
n Il Alexander. president OF the Pacific
Steamship Co. is attending the conferences,
Will take over for operation the liners Yale
and Harvard. which are operated by the
Los Angeles Steamship Co between this port
and San Francisco.
NORFOLK. Va. Jan 27--stns Daneholm
(Dan). hence for Philadelphia. and Carlton.
New Orleans for Venice, &c, were In COL
lision last night off Cape Henry. Both
vessels have arrived here damaged.
PORTLAND, Me. Jan 2e--work Of dis
charging coal from bunkers Of str Giovanna
Floria GtaD will be completed this morning
and It will then be decided what disposition
will be made of the &c. 900 bushels of wheat
damaged; survey held yesterday and another
Will be held to-day: representative of compa-
nies holding insurance VIII be present and
disposition Of cargo rests In his hands.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 27-Transport
Dix, which ran aground on Alcatraz Island
during heavy fog yesterday morning. was
floated at high tide last night. Except for
hole In her fore peak she was undam-
aged This accident Is blamed to faint fog
siren on Alcatraz Island.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
WAY OPEN TO MAKE
LEVIATHAN REPAIRS
House Refuses Amendment
Which Would Block Work
Without Congress Aid.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--The House
to-day refused to attach to the indepen-
dent offices appropriation bill an
amendment which would have prohibited
the Shipping Board from proceeding
with the reconditioning of the Leviathan
without obtaining an appropriation from
Congress for the purpose.
Representative Graham. Republican
(IlL), offered the amendment which
would have placed a $1.000.000 limit on
the amount the Shipping Board could
expend for repairs on any one ship
without Congressional authority. Re-
iuting OF the Leviathah. 1t was said.
PROBABLY would cost at least $4,000. 900.
The Graham proposal was rejected
BY vive voce vote after the House had
adopted an amendment. offered by Rep
resentative Dallinger. Republican
(Mass). which would give to navy
yards the right to submit estimates
for the repair Of Shipping Board vessels.
On point OF order by Representative
Byrnes Democrat Is. c.. provision
continuing for another fiscal year the
authority OF the board to retain for its
own use $55. .000.O 900 derived from the
sale OF It's property was eliminated
During hearings before the appropri-
alton subcommittee which framed the
measure Chairman Lasker estimated
that during the current fiscal year the
Shipping Board would derive about $685.
100000 from this source and asked that
the extension be granted so the remain
Ing $30.000,000 could be obtained as the
liquidation process continues.
The Shipping Board was commended
BY Chairman Madden Of the Appropria-
tions Committee, who declared 1t was
functioning satisfactorily.
Representative Wood, Republican
(1nd.). in charge Of the bill. also ex-
pressed confidence as to the future Of
Shipping Board operations.
THE Shipping Board Is like an ordi-
nary cur dog" Mr. Wood declared.
Everybody thinks he has right to
take q kick at IT,"
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
OPERATORS DISCUSS
BOARDS IDLE SHIPS
Mdy Ask Transfer to Keep
Up Organization.

A proposal to transfer the Shipping
Boards laid UP fleet to the care of the
managing operators was discussed yes
terday at the first meeting OF the new
Board OF Governors OF the United States
Ship Operators Association. This plan,
among others, was advanced as tenn
porary means of tiding the operators
over the worst Of the depression in
shipping
Officers elected yesterday by the
Board Of Governors were Charles. H.
Potter OF the Potter Transportation
Company. president: Clifford D. Mall
lory. head Of c. d. Mallory & Co., vice
president; Marcus H. Tracy, treasurer,
and Frederick K. Hasler secretary.
Robert Strange was retained as counsel
The discussions centered about the
Shipping Boards policies toward its op-
orators. National policies, depending
upon legislation in Congress, were not
considered. as 1t was held that members
OF the association who served on the
merchant marine joint committee, with
representatives Of the owners and build
ers. had made the position Of the opera
tors on these matters sufficiently clear.
Keen interest was shown in the pro.
pcsal to take over the care of the
1000 idle Shipping Board vessels, and 1t
was referred to a subcommittee. 1t was
pointed out that the operators could care
Tor the ships as readily as the board
could. and that even IL the work were
done at cost II would give the operators
chance to maintain their organizations
until better business would put the ships
again in active service. The precedent
was cited of the care taken of the
Leviathan by the International Mercan.
tile Marine Company.
"a cfjnc IN NJ oc~ouotc ct, oxyad tbos
the number Of Shipping Board operators
had been reduced In little over a year
from 40 to 4S. Several of those ap-
proved by thN board and still officially
counted as managing agents have no
vessels at present. 1t was shown. and
there is therefore no work at all at
hand which would enable them to main
tain their operating forces.
Tho consensus of the Board of Gov
ernors was that the managing agents
represent the most important body of
potential purchasers Of Government ves-
sells. and that therefore the Shipping
Board will profit by Supporting them
with any means 1t can legitimately CON-
mand. Formal proposals to the board,
Incorporating this thought. will be con.
sidered by the various subcommittee.
The date for the next meeting was not
set. but 1t probably will be within ten
days.