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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 255

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fice and bathroom. The crew’s quarters are power to veto the plans of American vessels it would located on the forward deck. continue to have the power to choke the development oi The hull is built of wood throughout, the keel consist- an American merchant marine in overseas trade. ing of 12-inch… … maritime independence. When the Bureau asks for the receive the ends of the planking. The stern and rudder full sanction and support of the United States Shipping posts are 12 inches by 16 inches. The center keelson con- Board and protests, in this hour of great opportunity, sists of three layers…

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