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MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News

OCCUPATIONAL BREAKDOWN OF TOTAL CIRCULATION (INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION REMOVED)

SHIPBUILDING & SHIP REPAIR (U.S. NAVY AND COMMERCIAL):

Companies, directors, owners, presidents, vice-presidents, secretaries and treasurers

Superintendents, managers and purchasing agents

Naval architects, engineers and chief draftsmen

Other employees (draftsmen, inspectors, foremen and others em- ployed by shipbuilding and repair companies) not included in above classifications 90

VESSEL OPERATING COMPANIES-

OCEAN, RIVERS, HARBORS, OFFSHORE OIL DRILLING AND RELATED OPERATIONS (Owners, Agencies & Brokers) Companies, directors, owners, agents, presidents, vice-presidents, managers, secretaries and treasurers

Port engineers, superintendents, purchasing agents, port captains, port stewards, naval architects and engineers shoreside

Other employees ashore not included in above classifications 38

PROFESSIONAL MEN:

Naval architects, engineers and consultants shoreside

BUYING POWER

CIRCULATION

Readers with authority to give business to advertisers 1,025 1,146

Admiralty lawyers and insurance

MARINE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT:

Manufacturers, dealers and agents

Ship Chandlers

Allied marine industries

GOVERNMENT:

U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard shoreside

U.S. Maritime Administration, U.S. Senators, U.S. Congressmen and others in official capacities

SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 30 2,211 207 256 31 42 76

NON BUYING POWER 2,981 793 4,277 1,275 1,468

AMERICAN MARKET BUYING POWER TOTAL 9,984 ... MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News DOUBLES THE

SALES POWER OF YOUR AMERICAN ADVERTISING WITH

FULL CIRCULATION TO SHORESIDE BUYERS

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