Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
Merchant Marine.

Baker. Il. n. Freedom Of the Seas and Gu
| Merchant Marine. Atlantic Monthly. January
| 1919: V. 123. PIP. 1905.
| A short but Illuminating article Interpreting
the relations Of the freedom of the seas ant
our merchant marine.
Boxer. r. n. Ships. 1916. USB173s.
| An entertaining little book that gives tn
! reader a comprehensive view Of the status o
| shipping. The chapter on history of merchan
! marine legislation is especially valuable to TIL
| thorough investigator.
Graves. K. A. Ships for the Seven Seas
| National Geographic. September. 1918; V. "a
| A finely illustrated article that gives tn
| story of Americas wartime need. her capabil
| tiles and her achievements Pictures of Thu
| actual bnilding Of ships add much to the in
! terest Of the article.
| Hambly. W. II. What Will He Do Witt
| Them: Uncle Sam and the Merchant Marine
Sunset. juno. 1919; V. A., PIP. 24-6.
| well illustrated article setting forth Mr.
.Ianhy's ideas rs to the settlement of the mer
| chant marine problem. The question of DISPOSE
! ton is paramount in this discussion.
Henderson. G. G. American Merchant Marine
| New Republic, March 10, 1919; Y. Is. Pr
o06s.
A program looking to the rehabilitation Of
| our merchant marine. This program 'uld b.
formulated by a merchant marine commission
appointed by the President.
IIunGerford. L. Americas Armada in tho
! Making. Harper's Magazine. January. 1918; v
1876. PIP. 1884.
This article gives the reader many facts and
figures concerning the output Of ships in the
United States.
Hurley f. ~ What Americas New Mer.
chant Marine Means to the World. HC-Am37in.
Mr.. Hurley. by his connection with shipping
both before and during The war. is well quail
flied to give us this good account of America !
re-entering into the merchant marine field.
Johnson E. r.. and Huebner. G. G. Prin-
rip'"s of Ocean transportation. 1918. HJW-
Js33p.
In this complete treatise by Prof. Johnson
all sides of the merchant marine business are
taken up. 1t covers allied topics, also such as
oceans. canals. terminals marine insurance, etc.
Marvin. W. l.. TIE American Merchant Ma
rinc: Its History and Romance. 1Go0-1902.
1915 ISM M36'.
Probably more complete history Of our
merchant marine is written than this by Mr..
Marvin. The thorouchness with which the
work is done is noteworthy. The chapter of the
great lakes feet is especially interesting
Paine. r. D. The Old Merchant Marine: a
Chronicle Of American Ships and Sailors. 1913.
Esq C4G6, V 80
One of tho hest accounts of our old merchant
marine. Written in a most interesting man
ncr. this book is found TO be very popular with
all who enjoy tales of the and sailors.
Phelps. f. NJ. comp. Selected Articles on
the American Merchant Marine. 1916. HIS.
P5IG
This book is another Of the comprehensive
debaters handbook series and is most thorough.
ly done. All phases of the subject are covered
and the book ought to be invaluable to the
student Of current topics.
Schwab c. NJ. Our Industrial Victory Ma
tonal Geographic. September, 1918, V. 81 PIP
212- 900
\ very interesting article by the former
director general, United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation Production i
the big keynote of the article. Many got d
illustrations add much to the article
Mr.. Hurley and Ships. Worlds Work, May
1919: V. 49, PIP. 1915.
Thorough article
ley's ideas as to the disposition and regulation
Of the merchant marine.