Wake Up America
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To carry as many soldiers as her tonnage, 20,000, WAKE UP AMERICA! 81 she must make six trips. Under pres- ent conditions she is making at the rate of just six trips a year. She con- sumes sixty days for each round trip.
She ought to make it in less than thirty days. When she was operated by her German captain and his Hamburg- American crew she used to make the round trip in three weeks. The dif- ference between sixty days and twenty- one days is not wholly accounted for by war. The submarine i...s not re- sponsible for all of that.
To be sure, a fast passenger ship cannot go at top speed because she must keep step with her convoy. But that only accounts for a few days.
The difference between sixty days and thirty days is the difference between Hamburg-American management and unhyphenated American management.
It is the difference between German efficiency and — where did we hear that 82 WAKE UP AMERICA!
phrase before — American efficiency.
As a Washington official said in the safety of private conversation: "The great American bluff is being called, and the show-down isn't pretty to look at.
What to read after Wake Up America?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To carry as many soldiers as her tonnage, 20,000, WAKE UP AMERICA! 81 she must make six trips. Under pres- ent conditions she is making at the rate of just six trips a year. She con- sumes sixty days for each round trip.
She ought to make it in less than thirty days. When she was operated by her German captain and his Hamburg- American crew she used to make the round trip in three weeks. The dif- ference between sixty days and twenty- one days is not wholly accounted for by war. The submarine i...s not re- sponsible for all of that.
To be sure, a fast passenger ship cannot go at top speed because she must keep step with her convoy. But that only accounts for a few days.
The difference between sixty days and thirty days is the difference between Hamburg-American management and unhyphenated American management.
It is the difference between German efficiency and — where did we hear that 82 WAKE UP AMERICA!
phrase before — American efficiency.
As a Washington official said in the safety of private conversation: "The great American bluff is being called, and the show-down isn't pretty to look at.
What to read after Wake Up America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan, Mark, 1874-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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