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That's why MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News reaches thousands more shoreside buyers than any other marine publication . . .

Twice the second magazine in the American market alone.

With all due respect, the man aboard ship does not specify or buy. It's the shoreside management and engineering men in vessel operations, shipbuilding, ship repair and naval architecture who have the authority to specify, order and buy all marine equipment, products and services. Ask any successful marine sales manager.

MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News gives advertis- ers a circulation to these same shoreside buying power readers (titles listed below) THOUSANDS LARGER than any other marine magazine ... DOUBLE that of the second magazine in the American market.

MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News' total circulation is over 98% READER REQUEST ... IN WRITING ... BY INDI-

VIDUALS. More conclusive than any limited publication conducted survey — here is positive, audited evidence of unequalled reader demand. Thousands more of the right marine men want

MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News and have asked for it... in writing.

In 1969, MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News car- ried more advertising than the second magazine, including more advertising from a larger number of shipbuilding, ship repair and vessel operating companies . . . the marine industry itself.

By every measure of magazine leadership — circulation, editorial excellence, proof of reader demand, largest amount of advertising and lowest cost. .MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering

News is number one in the marine industry.

Why settle for HALF . . .

Advertise to your ENTIRE shoreside market in the magazine you KNOW they want . . .

MARITIME

REPORTER 107 EAST 31st STREET

NEW YORK, N. Y. 10016

MUrray Hill 9-3266 • 7 • 8 - 9

These are the real buyers-the shoreside men referred to above.

IN VESSEL OPERATING COMPANIES

Directors, owners, agents, presidents, vice presidents, managers, secretaries, treasurers, port engineers, superinten- dents, purchasing agents, port captains, port stewards, naval architects and en- gineers shoreside

IN SHIPBUILDING & SHIP REPAIR

COMPANIES

Directors, owners, presidents, vice-presi- dents, secretaries, treasurers, superin- tendents, managers, purchasing agents, naval architects, engineers and chief draftsmen

THE PROFESSIONAL MEN

Naval architects, engineers and consul- tants shoreside

MEMBER

Business Publications

Audit of Circulation, Inc.

October 1, 1970