The Committee recommends that im each region of the country in which there is a See pages 
Iv maritime interest there should be a representative advisory shipping council serving 10-12 
without compensation. 
A — 
IN FAVOR 
OPPOSED 
The Committee recommends that the President of the Fleet Corporation should have See pages 
the duty of carrying into execution the decisions of the Federal Shipping Council as 6-12 
to increase or decrease of trade-route operations, and sale of any vessels so operated 
| IN FAVOR 
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. OPPOSED 
The Committee recommends that, where necessity for maintaining trade-routes exists See pages 
Vi and pending transfer to private ownership, entire responsibility for operation of 6-12 
' government-owned merchant vessels should be given to the President of the Fleet 
Corporation. 
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IN FAVOR 
Fan OFFOSED JL | 
The Committee recommends that government aid to shipping should be limited to See pages 
V vessels operated upon trade-routes, and to the higher types of ocean-service which 12-18 
can be obtained through mail subventions, and should be sufficient to permit opera- 
tion upon all essential trade-routes, and to assure the higher type of ocean-service 
IN FAVOR 
— = , 
OPPOSED 
The Committee recommends that government aid should be restricted to American- See pages 
Vi 1] built vessels. 12-18 
IN FAVOR 
OPPOSED 
(Name of Individual, Firm or Corporation) 
(Addres) 
This Ballot Pertains to Referen- 
dum No. 48 of the Chamber of 
Commerce of the United States, on 
the Subject of Merchant Marine. 
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