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AMERICAN • hipbuilding today, for foreign trade, is in free trade competition with
the shipbuilding of all the rest of the world. Our shipowners, too, are in free trade
competition, in foreign trade, with the shipowners of all the rest of the world.
AMERICAN • hipbuilding today, for foreign trade, is in free trade competition with
the shipbuilding of all the rest of the world. Our shipowners, too, are in free trade
competition, in foreign trade, with the shipowners of all the rest of the world.
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Trade. the. United. States. Should. Put. a. New. Ship. Bigger,. Better. and. Safer.
Than. the. Foreign. Ship. on. the. Same. Run. in. Friendliest. Competition. By. the.
EDITOR. Two New "Arconstruct" and "Hullfin" Type Ferryboats to Run Between.
Trade. the. United. States. Should. Put. a. New. Ship. Bigger,. Better. and. Safer.
Than. the. Foreign. Ship. on. the. Same. Run. in. Friendliest. Competition. By. the.
EDITOR. Two New "Arconstruct" and "Hullfin" Type Ferryboats to Run Between.
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The constant and efficient service which American ships have been giving
between the United States and South America during the past year has doubled
United States trade there. So rapid has been the advance of United States goods
in ...
The constant and efficient service which American ships have been giving
between the United States and South America during the past year has doubled
United States trade there. So rapid has been the advance of United States goods
in ...
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| Title | The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volumes 1-2 |
| Editor | Alexander Rogers Smith |
| Contributor | Port of New York Authority |
| Publisher | Port of New York publicity Company, 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2006 |
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