Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 37

THE ' EVENING TOANALS FREE USE BRINGS PROTEST Santa Fe Official Says It Wouid Retard Progress. By the Ausociated Press. CHICAGO, November 18.—Free use of the Panama canal would “seriously retard industrial development in the - | middle west by giving Atlantic sea- port cities an undue advantage in freight rates” Edward Chambers, vice president of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, told representatives of the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion at a hearing asking permission to lower certain freight rates to the Pacific coast. All transcontinental lines represent- ed by Mr. Chambers asked permission to lower rates on more than 100 man- ufactured articles shipped to the Pa- cific coast from the Atlantic coast and nearby territory, from the gulf coast and Interior manufacturing re- glons, such as Chicago, and from the | Mississippl and Missouri river terri- tory. The proposed new rates would be lower than charges to points east of the Pacific coast. Necessary for Progress. The reduction is necessary to pro- THE CANDY OF THE SQUTH ~— such a box are contained in the Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons mote industrial progress, Mr. Cham- package. - bers said, even with tolls ‘now & X " charged ships passing through the It’s a box for people who like canal; wnd if free use of the canal % 2 i | o were allowed water rates wou! 80 varietyand every piece is distinctive still lower, “rcsulting in industrial and he price insures stagnation and disaster to many roads.” popularity— “The Panama canal should carry self”” Mr. Chambers told Examiner $1.00 per pound . liam H. 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