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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1922

Page

3

Shipping Board Sees 30 Percent Gain in Inward Cargoes

The Shipping Board reports a 30 percent gain in inward cargoes with regular sailings rising as ships head for refits. Joseph Sheedy, acting vice president of operations, notes no price increases and says foreign liner activity shifts toward Europe, while Captain W N Fe tardy outlines westbound service plans. Bids for vessel refits are expected June 14 as work proceeds to improve conditions and efficiency.

Cargo Shipping Board Joseph Sheedy Shady WN. Fetardy Shipping Board Teles Thagy WarninEt Europe Thor P Tee Shipping Board Bas Ge Secording & le Anid Munson Lin Gmerica

Koenig Wilhelm Becomes Transport Koenig Wilhelm Dris

The former Hamburg America liner Koenig Wilhelm I, renamed U S Grant, entered the Morse Dry Dock plant in South Brooklyn for reconditioning to serve in Army transport. About 100 guests and officers attended as Cantacuzene spoke of wartime transport shortages and postwar effort. The ship, once interned, will carry troops and supplies and is expected to leave repair yards soon.

Grant Hamburg-Amerag U. R Grns Morse Dry Dock & Wyalf Co Brooklyn Ford 22D Infantry U.S Grant Gelesel Lein Harry A. Dent Morse Air Coy General Ystellen

German Fleet Revival Sees 510 Vessels Planned

A report by E Herring, commercial attache, notes Germany aims to add 510 ships exceeding 1,000 tons each, with a fleet capacity rising to about 2,250,000 tons. Progress is rapid but restrained by coal, steel prices, and foreign competition, while government credit supports the program.

Ocean Rite Bremen

Summer Hats in Millinery Department Offer Adaptable Styles

Summering Here and There describes hats adaptable to many uses from train travel to resort venues. The Millinery Department offers a broad assortment in ribbon, straw, felt, silk, and straw shapes, with white and pastel shades plus navy, black, and brown, all on the Fourth Floor.

Veiled Hints Veils Popular This Summer

Fashion note advertises silk veils priced 3.95 at Palm Beach promotion. Strong summer demand expected as they are described as highly becoming and stylish, with ground floor display indicated.

Palm Beach

Silk Sports Skirts Offer Wide Silk Trunk Selection

A wide selection of simple washable silk skirts is offered at very reasonable prices. The trunk-full display promises durable lightweight garments you can wear for sports or daily use.

Men's Fitted Dressing Case Offered at Ground Floor

A black cowhide dressing case with leather lining and eight essential LEATHER GOODS DEPA pieces including brush and comb. Durable and well-made for constant travel, featuring ebony components and a hand-drawn bristle brush. Special price noted and available on the ground floor.

Shoes for Summer Special 6.75 Advertises comfortable travel shoes

The notice promotes summer footwear focused on comfort for travel. It lists SECON oxfords in tan and black calfskin, strap pumps in tent leather and black calfskin, plus a white canvas one strap pump. All are described as high quality with a emphasis on comfort. It ends with a floor reference.

Oxfords Secon

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Ship Board Koenig Wilhelm U. S. Grant Transport Cantacuzene Champagne Lord & Taylor Georgette Wallace Victrola
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