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Do you make more money than your industry's average?

Probably.

Because you're somebody special.

You are on this magazine's circulation list because you have been qualified as an important decision-maker.

People who don't qualify, don't get the magazine.

The editors have people like you in mind when they plan their issues.

They want to make the information they provide in these pages as useful as possible to men in your type of job with your types of informational needs.

That's why you'll periodically get a request from us asking if you're in the same job, at the same address, or have gone on to another assignment. We require this information because our circulation is audited—just as your company's books are—to assure our advertisers that our circulation claims are correct.

When you see the BPA symbol on a publication, you know it's edited for people whose jobs are important.

Business Publications Audit of Circulation 360 Park Avenue So., New York, N.Y. 10010

This symbol means: edited for businessmen audited to make sure the records are correct 48 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News