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On to SAVANNAH! Cet premier South Atlantic port, ex- tends a hearty welcome to the American Marine Industry, on the occasion of the Eighth Annual Convention of the Propeller Club of the United States. @ From the Mayor of the city down to its most humble citizen, Savannahians are looking for- ward to the event with pleasure and interest. In addition to the Convention itself, which will be a most important gathering to American marine interests, special features have been arranged for the entertainment and edification of Propeller Club members and guests. @ Plan now to enjoy Savannah's warm climate and real southern hospitality on Thursday, Friday and Saturday NOVEMBER 1, 2, 3 -1934 pee November 2d, has been designated as American Merchant Marine Conference Day. With the active co- operation and participation of the United States Shipping Board Bureau of the Department of Commerce, a most interesting program will be presented with J. C. Peacock, Director, U. S. Shipping Board Bureau, presiding. Outstand- ing speakers will deliver addresses of the greatest importance to the American Marine Industry. This, the first gathering of its kind since January, 1933, is of particular significance at this time. The American Merchant Marine cannot stand still; it cannot retreat; it must go forward! EIGHTH ANNUAL CONVENTION of the PROPELLER CLUB fe UNITED STATES ALBANY — ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT — BALTIMORE — BOSTON — BUFFALO — CHARLESTON — CHICAGO — CINCINNATI — CLEVELAND — DETROIT — DULUTH- SUPERIOR — GALVESTON — GENOA, ITALY — GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY — HAMBURG, GERMANY — HAMPTON ROADS — JACKSONVILLE — MIAMI — MILWAUKEE — MOBILE — MUSKEGON — NEW HAVEN — NEW ORLEANS — NEW YORK — PENSACOLA — PHILADELPHIA — PITTSBURGH — PORT-AU- PRINCE, HAITI — PROVIDENCE — SAVANNAH — SEATTLE — TAMPA — TOLEDO — U. OF WASHINGTON — WASHINGTON, D. C. 6 MARINE REVIEwW—October, 1934