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Ensign, U.S. Merchant Marine...
...generations his family had forged arms-for Napoleon, for the Habsburgs, for the Hohenzollerns, for the Nazis, for any customers with cash. They had made $200,000,000 in World War I. They had profited even more fabulously-for a while-in World War II. And now? Herr Krupp, merchant of death, answered: "I hope to rebuild the factories and produce again...
Examinations for appointments as Cadet Midshipmen in the United States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps and its academy at Kings Point, Long Island, will be held on the last Saturdays of May, September, and November, and on the last Wednesday of July, the War Shipping Administration has announced...
Shades of horror--a week from today we shall be right in the thick of mid terms. The question of who's going to win this everlasting battle between the faculty and the "Captains of Industry" has already been decided. Oh well, a Purser in the Merchant Marine...
...Shipping Operator Douglas did not overlook the place of a merchant fleet in national defense. The U.S.'s remaining 10,000,000 tons (to be used chiefly in coastwise trade) would be a sufficient backlog. And on the tonnage sold or leased, the U.S. should tie enough strings to make it available if needed for another war. But it will never be needed, Lew Douglas argued, if his program is carried...