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... orders) the risk of destroying the of She l'onvenhop. -Ma. W. ft. Mmrrn, M.P., Parliamentary Aftretary to the Board of Trade, speaking at the annual meeting of the Mercantile Marine Service Association on the Safety of Life at Sea Convention. SPEECHES AT M ...
... TRIBUTE TO GALWAY PORT. Captain Kinkle, commander of the N.D.L. liner Dresden, speaking at Galway, said it needed very little knowledge of navigation to bring a vessel into the bay. It was a perfectly safe harbour for any Transatlantic or other liner ...
... best understands. In addition, a volume control is included. The spenkere and the . .interpretets, who on.. the . spot, all speak into -- ipped with sound-proof Imicrophones.equii moutiipieres. To allow inter*eters to relieve each other *without interruption ...
... IRISH of Northern Ireland , SHIPBUILDING. has decided to continue the Loans Guarantee Act to shipbuilders and shipowners. Speaking in favour of the Act, Viscount Craigavon said that practically all the ships in the two Belfast yards were being built under ...
... FRIDAY MAY 2 1930 THE SHIPBUILDING OUTLOOK. SIR A. M. KEPOIEDY'S FAITH IN REORGANISATION SCHEME. TAXATION BURDENS ON INDUSTRY SPEAKING after the • launch,l yesterday, by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of the paddle steamer Wnippingham for ...
... portn and all ships which visit our own ports.—The Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Tiede, Mr. W. R. Smith, M.P., speaking at the annual meeting of the 11.111.4. A.. held at the Liverpool Town Hall last Monday. ...
... SHIP BY BRITISH BUILDERS RUSSIAN tf - ZI T OR'S TRIBUTL Mi. J. (;d]biansky, • director of Russian Oil Prosli. , !ls, Ltd , speaking at a luncheon in conneet,n with the launch of an oil tanker at Bri.t o t on Saturday, said the new ship just lanurhotl was ...
... some diffidence that the present writer ventures to ezpresa any difference of opinion to that of one so well qualified to speak with authority mi. Sir Edward, but if, as Sir Edward suggests, the only sure for the presaot, of depression in the cargo market ...
... SHIPBUILDING A BRIGHT SPOT! BOARD OF TRADE PRESIDENT'S VIEW. In the House of Commons, last eeeni4g, speak rug on the Board of Trade rote, Mr. W. Graham tPreardent), referring to shipping and shipbuilding, said :—Before the war the sluppiug which belonged ...
... company which has held its meeting recently is the Yorkshire, and Sir James Hamilton, ' chairman and managing director, in speaking of the marine account, said . that the increase in marine premiums from £484,000 to £517,000 was due in a great measure to ...
... and had worked for Messrs. Watts, Watts and Co. since 1918. He had been on the Molesey just months before she VIVI lost. Speaking of the voyage that ended the life of the chip, the captain said • new spring buffer was put into the steering gear at Manchester ...
... volume of the business acquired, that there has been no necessity to diminish the number of the staffs. Indeed, generally speaking, the staffs of our allied companies are now considerably larger than when they came under the of our control. ...