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HAVE YOUR Cargo-Handling Methods KEPT UP WITH OTHER MODERN IMPROVEMENTS? N OTHER WORDS, are you familiar with the Elwell-Parker System of Handling Materials in Unit Containers, stacked on Pallets, trans- ported on Elwell-Parker Tiering Fork Trucks (Electric, Gas-Electric or Gas)? Look at the business-like warehousing views at the left. Here are the four standard types of Unit Packages stacked on inexpensive Pallets of identical pattern. Results: quick pick-up; rapid transportation with up-to-the-minute Elwell- Parker Tiering Fork Trucks; protection to cargo against damage; complete safety to oper- ator; less annoyance and delay to consignee. The Elwell-Parker System makes productive use of every minute in receiving, storing and deliver- ing to shipside. Freight is mounted on pallets as it comes in, and is stored as a unit in shed. Loads on pallets are always ready for immediate transfer from shed to ship. The moment the ship is ready to take on cargo, loads are immediately delivered alongside—still on pallets (sometimes called cargo or sling boards). Experienced Elwell-Parker Application Engi- neers will gladly show how this System will help you. For appointment, please address The Elwell-Parker Electric Company, 4213 St. Clair BALES—Bound Units Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Jw ELWELL: PARRE eve ESTABLISHED 1893 e BUILDING INDUSTRIAL POWER TRUCKS SINCE 1906 Vol. 65, No. 2, February, 1935, issue of MARINE REVIEW, published monthly at Cleveland, O. Entered as second class matter at the post office, Cleveland, O., under act of March 8, 1879. Subscription price $3 a year in U. §S.; Canada, $4; Great Britain and. other foreign countries, £1. Single copies, 85c