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Marine Review SHIP OPERATION CLEVELAND SHIPBUILDING The National Publication Covering the Business of Transportation by Water FOUNDED 1878 CARGO HANDLING NEW YORK st = ee SS E BUSINESS OF TRANSPORTATION BY WATER =3 —— ——_ SSS, Published monthly by The Penton cape Co. Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. meee Office, Penton Bldg. JANSSON, Epitor r vi COLE, Business MANAGER New York Office, 220 Broadway R. D. MacMILLEN, Eastern MANAGER E. C. KREUTZBERG B. K. PRICE Chicago Office, 1347 Peoples Gas Bldg. LaG: PELOTLE Gx GUDE SPE TASE once: 507-8 Oliver Blds. . A, PRANCE JR. Washington, D. C. Office, 1050 National Press Building L. M. LAMM London Office, Caxton Hause Westminster, S. W VINCENT DELPORT CONTEN GG Vol. 63 August, 1933 No. 8 Page Biditorial oo.iaui cece a eo as 9 Marine Business Shows Improvement..............0.......008 10 Code of Fair Practice in Shipbuilding........................ 13 Arbutus, Lilghthouse Tender, Completed...................... 14 What the Radio Means to Shipping.........................0 15 By Lawrence G. Green Better Feeling in Foreign Shipping ....................cceccc000 16 By Frank C. Bowen Railway Dry Dock Installed at French Port............... Ss Progress in Transportation by Water........................ 19 By J. Howland Gardner Turecamo Girls, Diesel Tug, Completed...................... 21 Shipbuilding Declines, Orders Exceed Launchings........ 22 Maritime Law—Late Decisions ................cccccceecec cease eee 24 By Harry Bowne Skillman Ports, Marine Business Statistics Condensed................ 25 New Construction, Ordered and Contemplated............ 26 Bunker Prices—Domestic and Foreign....................... 27 Equipment Used Afloat and Ashore.........................06 29 Stevedoring and Dock Management Progress.............. 32 Safety and Cost of Cargo Handling By Albert Banscher Terminal Facilities at Port of Cartagena .................... 34 Useful Hints on Cargo Handling =: .:... 5.5055: cacitie cae eee 35 Up and Down the Great Lakes.................:csccccestecesesennes 36 Personal Sketches of Marine Menm...................ccecceceeeeee 39 E. F. Moran, President, Moran Towing Co. By Ben K. Price Ni 0- Marine REvIEW blished monthly on the first of each month iach aie Penton Building, Cleveland, O. Cuba and Mexico, $3 per year; single copies 35 cents, back numbers over three months 50 cents. ‘Subscription in Canada $4 per year; by the Penton Publishing Co., our A. Penton, Chairman of the Board; C. J. STARK, President; PEASE, Vice President; F. V. Coe, Secretary. er ae "Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Business Papers Inc., and National Publishers Association. Subscription in the United States and its possessions and in MARINE REvIEW—August, in Great Britain and other foreign countries L 1-4 shillings per year. Cable addresses: Penton, Cleveland, and Irotrapen, London. Entered in the post office at Cleveland, O., as second class matter under the act of March 3, 1879. Copyright 1933 by the Penton Publishing Co., Cleveland, O. 1933