Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), April 1934, p. 17

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takes cover the watch WASHINGTON... Lowering the cargo net with hi-speed Westinghouse 500-kw. Turbine Genera- Westinghouse Motors in the black gang winches, driven by Westinghouse Motors. tors for auxiliary power and light. driving fuel pumps. Hi-speed Westinghouse Motors and Con- Electrically-operated steering gear driv- Westinghouse Micarta ts used for dresser trol drive the warping winches. en by 90-hp. Westinghouse Motors, and table tops in the first class staterooms. MaRINE REview—April, 1934 17

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