In presenting his report the chairman said that 1938 had been a good year for the Society in many respects, notably in regard to the number of hips completed for c The gross addition to the Register of 156 ships, with a total tonnage of over 624,000 the largest recorded in a might have bee empt: d m 1938 as a record year, had ction with its result of been mitigated by closer analysis of the figures. Although the Society yas international in its scope, s not possible to forget that its roots were in Great Britain and it gave them profound concern to know that only a small proportion of the output built to British Corporation "ass had been constructed in British shipyards, A classification society must be New York Sugar No. 4
New York Silk May 122-3219—2 B/A May (No. 1 Con.) July 1305-31—14 2:34B-514A—07 completely impartial and was precluded from controversy of all kind: out there was nothing controversial in the facts of the present situation. which had been stressed in recent Chicago Wheat Chicago Corn May 6955-69! y 4914-49; July 68-677 Sept 6814-6814 unc Sept. 514-515, unc Winnipeg Wheat May 61-61
B-Bid Oct 5394-532. July 6214-6214
A-Asked.—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.