Journal of the American Society of Naval Engineers

SECRETARY'S NOTES
pp. 193-200(8)

THE NAVAL ENGINEERHIS PLACE IN THE POLITICAL ECONOMY
pp. 201-204(4)
Author: BANNAN, THOMAS J.

HYDROELASTICITY: A NEW NAVAL SCIENCE
pp. 205-209(5)
Author: HELLER, S. R.

TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN MARINE ENGINEERING DURING 1958
pp. 211-220(10)

MARINE DIESEL ENGINEERING IN 1958
pp. 221-226(6)

SOME NOTES ON BOILING HEAT TRANSFER
pp. 227-232(6)
Author: GRANET, IRVING

THE 200-SERIES STAINLESS STEELS
pp. 233-242(10)
Author: EDELSON, BURTON I.

TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN SHIPBUILDING DURING 1958
pp. 243-252(10)

CATHODIC PROTECTION OF AN ACTIVE NAVY TUGBOAT WITH ZINC ANODES 42 MONTHS SERVICE TEST
pp. 253-256(4)
Author: PREISER, H. S.

THE DISCONTENTED ENGINEER
pp. 257-258(2)

THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE SCREW PROPELLER
pp. 259-276(18)
Author: TAGGART, ROBERT

REVIEW OF PROPELLER SHAFT THRUST BEARINGS
pp. 277-290(14)
Author: STERNLICHT, B.

FUEL PROBLEMS IN MERCHANT SHIPS
pp. 291-294(4)

ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANAGEMENT APPLICATION
pp. 295-298(4)
Author: NELSON, ENSIGN RICHARD L.

A NOTE REGARDING THE INTRODUCTION OF STEEL IN THE U. S. NAVY.
pp. 299-300(2)
Author: BURPO, ROBERT S.

STEAM GENERATOR DESIGN TRENDS
pp. 301-314(14)

THE BUREAU OF SHIPS: A STUDY IN ORGANIZATION
pp. 315-328(14)
Author: WRIGHT, E. A.

PRESSURE EQUIPMENT FOR LOW-TEMPERATURE SERVICE
pp. 329-336(8)

MARINE ENGINEERING NOTES FROM THE SOVIET PRESS
pp. 337-346(10)
Author: KASSELL, BERNARD M.

HARDENED AND GROUND MARINE GEARS
pp. 347-354(8)

THE INFLUENCE OF LAW AND INTERNATIONAL TREATIES ON THE DUTIES AND SHIPS OPERATED BY THE COAST GUARD
pp. 355-366(12)
Author: BOSNAK, ROBERT J.

WELDED FRAMES FOR MARINE DIESEL ENGINES
pp. 367-376(10)

STATISTICAL PRESENTATION OF THE MOTIONS, HULL BENDING MOMENTS, AND SLAMMING PRESSURES FOR SHIPS OF THE AVP TYPE
pp. 377-392(16)
Author: JASPER, N. H.

CAPTAIN JOHN B. TURNER
pp. 393-393(1)

HARVEY FLETCHER JOHNSON
pp. 394-395(2)

BOOK REVIEWS & NOTICES
pp. 396-402(7)

BOOKS RECEIVED
pp. 402-402(1)

CHANGES IN MEMBERSHIP
pp. 403-408(6)

ASSOCIATION NOTES
pp. 409-412(4)