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TRUE LEADERSHIP Early in 1875, George H. Babcock and Stephen Wilcox built their first marine boiler. In the fifty-eight years that have followed, this organizaiion has built more marine boilers than the combined totals of all other manufacturers of marine boilers of the water-tube type. In building these boilers, The Babcock & Wilcox Company has accumulated a wealth cf experience that has been constantly available to the Marine Industry. This experience has not been limited to one type of boiler for one type of ship, but is expressed in the exclusive and advantageous features of designs available for, and installed in, every type of ship . . . liners, tugs, yachts, dredges, freighters, tenders, tankers, and the fighting ships cf practically every country supporting a navy. Furthermore, this extensive experience enables The Babcock & Wilcox Company, as the foremost manufacturer of marine steam-generating equip- ment, to solve new problems with unequalled certainty of favorable results, thereby increasing its recognized service to the Marine Industry. BABCOCK & WILCOX 1) Las NS SS ven Mirman U = ee Z SSS 2554742 ig WEFAN 8 S S v] \\\ Water-Tube Boilers 7a Air Heaters INS Gi \\ Dhan ; ff Puleized Coa ee Is et hapum e Superheaters Oil Burners Ir had a Oil Separators it Water-Cooled Furnaces sil DOE be See Economizers Stokers Ns poset ° Refractories prea Bd R= Feedwater Regulators Ln Bie ‘ ig Fs = — <A sae ~~ TSF TSS Ca Cie Wa Was ae VA OA OP ON OP OP OD OP OA a he <a A OA CA CIA OC * ~ m-2/ Vol. 64, No. 1, January, 1934. issue of Martne Review, published monthly at Cleveland, O. Entered as second class matter at the post office, Cleveland, O., under act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $3 a year in U. S.; Canada, $4; Great Britain and other foreign countries, £1. Single copies, 35c