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February, 1925 MARINE REVIEW Marine keview THE NATIONAL PUBLICATION COVERING THE BUSINESS OF TRANSPORTATION BY WATER NEW YORK—CLEVELAND—LONDON Published Monthly by The Penton Publishing Co., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. A. at Cleveland PR PRON CS Sate cea ees Managing Editor JORG de. PORN. fe ic. ne ess Advertising Director Hie. | Picket. es Advertising Representative at New York weseph Puller... 656.2 55: Advertising Representative at Chicago BC, Barringer sc kk. Associate Editor at London, England Vincent: Delpert..6. 0 ek European Manager IN: THIS, ISSUE Vol. 55 FEBRUARY, 1925 No, 2 Page Tatrow Oat the Sociaiists......... 2.0. 33 Lake Levels Must Be Restored........ 34 Biarine puow tor 1925.0... ae. 38 President’s Committee Reports.......... 239 Washineton from the Inside............ 40 Posrd Sells. a lew Ships. .... 20.0 ..5 5. 4] Recent Motorships Illustrated........... 43 Marine Standards Committee Reports.... 46 An 2 ficient Store Department.......... 47 Matiiime law Decisions. ...........:.. 48 Marine Diews in Pictures... 20... oon 49 Weakest Link in Transportation........ 50 Senator Butler on Export Rates........ 54 British Shipping Still Depressed........ bo Cargo Cranes Prove Successful.......... of Death of¢ Willen DD. Hoxie............ 59 How to Get 2 Government Job........ 60 Japanese Build Fast Motorship......... 61 Improving Marine Radio Service........ 63 How. Pulverized: Coal Is Usedies ccs 65 WHAT READERS WILL FIND MarRINE Review stands for private owner- ship of the American Merchant Marine be- cause this is the only way that a steady per- manent growth is economically possible. By all means let us have a national policy foster- ing and aiding our shipping without going to the socialistic extreme of government owner- ship and operation. In this issue the evils of the paternalistic activities of the government are forcibly pointed out in the leading edi- torial; in extracts from testimony before the special committee of congress investigating the shipping board; and in an article from our Washington correspondent. You will also find in this issue an interest- ing analysis of the relation between the trans- fer charges at terminals and the cost of the long haul at sea. The active building and con- version to diesel power now going on is fully covered by illustrations and data on 11 note- worthy vessels. BRANCH OFFICES BOSTON - - + = = + + 426 Old South Bldg. CHICAGO fee te 8 OLIay “People's: Gas. Bld CINCINNATI - - - +--+ = «© - + - 408 Edwards Bldg. NEW YORK - - - - = -2203-2206 No. 220 Broadway PITTSBURGH - - - - + = 2148-49 Oliver Bldg. SAN FRANCISCO - - - = -675 Monadnock Bldg. WASHINGTON - - - - + = 84 Home Life Bldg. FOREIGN OFFICES PARIS, FRANCE - - 23 Rue de la Bienfaisance (VIIIe) LONDON, ENG. - 2-3 Caxton House, Westminster, S. W. 1 BIRMINGHAM, ENG. - - - - ~- Prince’s Chambers Cable Address IROTRAPEN, London Subscription, United States and its possessions, $3 per year; Canada $4.00; Great Britain and other Foreign Countries, £1:0:0. Single copies 35 cents. Back numbers over three months 50 cents. The Cleveland News Co. will supply the trade with MARINE REVIEW through the regular channels of the Ameri- can News Co. European Agent, The International News Co., Breams building, Chancery Lane, London, E. C., England. Member, the Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Busi- ness Papers, Inc. and the National Publishers Association. En- tered at the Post Office at Cleveland, Ohio, as Second Class Matter, under the act of March 3, 1879. Copyright 1925 by The Penton Publishing Co., Cleveland, O. _