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-166- Telescope Meeting Notice: SEPTEMBER MEETING: Marine activity and landscape views of St. Clair's lake and river regions will be illustrated in a slide program arranged by Donald Baut and Gordon Bugbee. Friday, September 28, at 8 p. m., at the Dossin Great Lakes Museum on Belle Isle.____________________ Cover: Ford Motor Co. ore carrier ERNEST R. BREECH Photo by Peter B. Worden (see also pages 170-171) Meeting notice ............................................ 166 Care and Feeding of a 730-foot Bulk Freighter By VADM E. R. Mainguy, RCN (Ret.) ................. 167 Views of a modern bulk freighter: ERNEST R. BREECH Photographs by William A. Hoey .......................... 169 Ships of the United States Revenue Marine By the Rev. Edward J. Dowling, S. J................ 172 Comment: On the MONTROSE By Robert E. Lee .................................... 175 Blueprint: MARIPOSA and MARITANA of 1892 ............... 176 Notes upon MARIPOSA and MARITANA ........................ 178 Curator's Corner By Robert E. Lee .................................... 179 Great Lakes Marine News ................................. 180 The Big Splash: CLEMENT T. JAYNE By the Rev. Edward J. Dowling, S. J.................184 Picture Pages: By Emory A. Massman, Jr., and the Rev. Edward J. Dowling, S. J. (notes en back cover) .. 185 Editor: Gordon Bugbee Vessel List Editor: the Rev. Edward J. Dowling, S. J. Photographic Editor: Emory A. Massman, Jr. Associate Editors: Otto Strek, William A. Hoey, Robert E. Lee Great Lakes Marine News Correspondents: George Ayoub, James M. Kidd, Edwin Sprengeler, Dan M. Weber, Peter B. Worden, and Richard J. Wright In This Issue... The Great Lakes Maritime Institute, Inc., promotes interest in the Great Lakes of North America; preserves relics, records, pictures and memorabilia related to these lakes; encourages the building of scale models of Great Lakes ships; and furthers the program of the Dossin Great I^kes Museum, the repository of Institute holdings. The issues of Telescope, monthly Journal of the Institute, seek to stimulate inquiry and discussion and to place a record in public hands. Subscription to Telescope is included in membership rights in the Institute; single copies cost 35C each. Telescope welcomes an opportunity to consider manuscripts far publication. These should be addressed to "The Editors, Telescope. Great Lakes Maritime Institute, Dossin Great Lakes Museum, Belle Isle, Detroit 7, Michigan. The editors cannot assume responsibility for the statements made by authors. Other correspondence with the Institute should be addressed to the Coordinating Director at the above address, or may be made by telephone at LO 7-7441. The Great Lakes Maritime Institute was organized in 1952 as the Great Lakes Model Shipbuilders' Guild. The Institute is incorporated as an organization for no profit under the laws of the State of Michigan. No member receives any remuneration for services rendered. Donations to the Institute have been ruled deductible by the Internal Revenue Service. Membership In ths Institute, by the calendar year, is available in these forms: Regular Membership....... Contributing Membership Sustaining Membership.. Life Membership.......... $ 4 annually 5 annually 10 annually 9 100 The Institute is supported in part by the Detroit Historical Society.