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March, 1919 THE MARINE REVIEW oe Port and Terminal Equipment Will Keep Our Ships on the Seas On the Great Lakes, Wellman-Seaver-Morgan terminal loading and unloading equipment is making one ship equal to two on thousand - mile hauls and rendering it possible for steel companies to produce seven times as much | ore per man as is being done in Europe with m hand shoveling methods. 9 This country has production sufficient to take Q care of export trade.” Soon we will have’ ships. The limiting feature is our inadequate” ap coast port facilities.. Should not our own’ ™ coast ports be modernized to meet the de- mands of our export trade and merch f Bi marines? | The. a ga Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Company ae rae aged = Akron; Ohio. ? Please mention THE Marine’ Review when writing to Advertisers