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Proceedings Magazine - April 1953

April 1953 Proceedings Magazine: United States Naval Institute

April 1953 Vol. No. 79, No. 4, Whole No. 602

Front Cover: THE SHIP Mary OF BOSTON OFF MALAGA, 1799. This month's cover picture is reproduced through the courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation from a watercolor by Come presented to the Foundation by Mrs. Carroll G. Ross. The Mary was under command of Captain Gamaliel Bradford when attacked by French privateers off the Spanish coast in 1799.

Contents

  • THESE ISSUES WE MUST TEACH (Honorable Mention, 1953)
    By Captain W. C. Hogan, U. S. Coast Guard
  • THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE TODAY
    By Captain Frank Virden, U. S. Navy
  • THE BASIS OF SINO-SOVIET ACCORD
    By Colonel J. D. Hittle, U. S. Marine Corps
  • INTERNATIONAL RULES OF THE ROAD, 1948
    By Commander R. S. Wentworth, U. S. Navy (Retired)
  • ATLANTIC CONFERENCE: THE FIRST ROOSEVELT CHURCHILL MEETING
    By Major Russell P. Strange, U. S. Air Force
  • CONCEPT FOR CATASTROPHE
    By Arthur 0. Sulzberger
  • ADMIRAL ENOMOTO AND THE IMPERIAL RESTORATION
    By Lieutenant (J.G.) Hyman Kublin, U. S. Naval Reserve
  • A NEW APPROACH TO CARGO HANDLING PROBLEMS
    By Lieutenant R. P. Holubowicz, U. S. Naval Reserve
  • SAILING AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY (Pictorial Section)
  • DISCUSSIONS, COMMENTS, NOTES
  • BOOK REVIEWS
  • PROFESSIONAL NOTES
  • SECRETARY'S NOTES
  • FINANCIAL STATEMENT

The opinions or assertions in the articles are the private ones of the writers, and are not to be construed as official or reflecting the views of the Navy Department or the naval service at large.

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UNITED STATES
NAVAL INSTITUTE
PROCEEDINGS
For the advancement of professional, literary and
scientific knowledge in the Navy
April, 1953
Edited by COMMANDER JOSEPH K. TAUSSIG, JR., U. S. NAVY
Managing Editor—COMMANDER ROY DE S. HORN, U. S. NAVY (RET.)
Senior Associate Editor—LIEUTENANT COMMANDER H. 0. WERNER,
U. S. NAVAL RESERVE (INACTIVE.)
Associate Editors
COMMANDER J. V. NOEL, JR., U. S. NAVY
COMMANDER C. P. LEMIEUX, U. S. NAVAL RESERVE ( INACTIVE)
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ROBERT M. LANGDON, U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY
United States Naval Institute
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Copyright, 1953, by U. S. Naval Institute

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