FUEL FOR SHIPS.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20543, 11 May 1932, Page 16

FUEL FOR SHIPS.

VIEWS OF , ENGfIB|S DECREASE IN RU.VKM^j|' (raoii oim on roßuutoHHfe'w At the annual meeling *4awfsi tution of Naval Arc&tecta«4|&ja[ address was given on thpjMftpS* advantages of coal tfnA'gSßJJlffi merchant ships. The g P*WMffjjJ3Jr John of the Canadian P^u&ttgHHMl Approximately lOflO&'T&BffiEmk gating 23,000,000 £To«jHffi|w owned by Great JfrftSßßJaßßgn Dominions, he said;; number- was propelled SmHB these there were ships and 1100 iili iiiiiiiiii|i>|B|l|ilir ing together 9,<MO,ooo':f»gMß|rai cent, of the total *"EJHHftI figures conveyed the BfjHlgjg British; merchant BhipeaWHajßjP In_ considering the tention , of coal,- the nition of - its physical J§BMHPffi necessary.: Whereas. with assurance form, closely to egpBfBHH^BB upon occasion Smߣ«-. characteristics, excejNlwainHHK S sence- of foreign IMB^tJgjH^BHBK sizing, and short-weifflfflHßflß quently caused a '* D 4?]fl|HHE3 g ointment. Much-. ad been made. matters grratftiflsUKlEiK should be more capMfcdjjtJßßßl the marine market, give careful was to be less of ait it now occasionally •pTONHHS coal to the same ; IfTM jummDin oil for marine task;.bat by.no'means]«■ one considered the vailing in power nomical results/ mechanical stoking "S* 'gBHWj Modern" "steam m *9B3gß already reached a which warranted its;gB»BMBRHB and its efficiency waS JjjgHH further' improvement: VHSSBBM use of home fnel, ana «g»HBl taking cheap, fael oil or ™£3!s»j ports, it: would .angnMyp-aa—-tive power of ing the P?*'%dSh3H wt^™=ffljamj .fallen iWW»Wofl*»»■ tons, and SJPf?*S3is& tinned unchecked it. to a position jrf W^ fi SBHI eliminated entirely .from 'JBH market. This Ecrave concern, to' fiod with the coal industty^J on!?f ra ie the use of coal price • brought* about "W&Em troubles in Admiral of the xW h J 9UH ■Wemyss r president remarked that the prig H not under the industry, N but of through the medium « I|gS^ mTiT's. i>a l ? lc ¥'' ,, '3 I SBi Chamber of Kingdom, remarked blem had become t P°"&3SBB economic. If co* l * market in the hare to drop to ,lfe,»-gJMJ Lord Weir said it. ?*|HfflH predated that use oil to enable *5 e » IgJSMi essential tasks, and « ~%mgßm cut off in war in addition, onr. me on to oil entirely. tb,fflJMW burden in war time r^gH ie |L- John Biles, as £liH dustrial troubles, mad J||™ SU ?<iiut o uplhe five years, and Jet necessary legislation carried out by the Leave the governing °?J3|gH| the hands of t hoS Cabinet whom the J " ni ?J||fflffl