Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1926, Page 15

§ IS IREEDTO QT SHPPING BLSINES South Atlantic Interests, Want Privately-Owned Ma- rine When Feasible. By the Associay Press. SAVANNAH Ga., October 15.—Ad- ditional evidence that shipping inter- este in the South Atlantic section | want the Government to get out of | the shipping business was placed be- fore Admiral W. S. Benson of the T'nited States Shipping Board at a hearing here vesterday. Admiral Benson was told 2t the hear- ing that withdrawal of the Govern. | ment from the shipping husiness is | preferred as soon as public interests have shown an ability to maintain and build up an adequate service, The views of all business interests tn Savannah on the question of future operation and needs of the American merchant marine were set forth in.a resolution xuhmitted hy the Kavannah Cotton Ex out a diss gathering of shipping and other in terests at the hearing. This resolution, which was made a part of the record tn be submitted adopted by nate orderine howeyer ssful private operation of t marine Until private interests have shown an ahility to take over aperation of the merchant marine and maintain it on a scale that will meet the needs of the American shippers. the Emer- | gency Fleet Corporation uld con tinne to operate it, the re ion said. Congress was urged to make a dec: | laration as soon as m its fu- | ture merchant marine p Rollin Bond and his Washingtonians are doing comething different and something that has constructive pos sibilities in oper night at the new 7ation, 1411 Massachusetts Mr. Bond gave the first of a s informal yresentations of works bada- an invit The worn chosen for loudly proclaimed that he “liked his chicken stewed or sober.” meaning evidently that his love for Galatea | could he shattered under no circum- | stances. 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