ANNUAL REPORT MANAGING EDITOR AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW.

This article presents the annual report of the managing editor of the journal American Sociological Review. Because of the heavy drain on supplies of some of the back issues of Proceedings, as well as some numbers of the Review, the purchase of Proceedings has continued. They are in touch with a dealer who has consistently supplied them with most necessary items and recently offered the opportunity of pick-up a relatively large block of needed volumes. Because of the increase in the number of members and subscribers, it has been necessary to increase the printing order for the Review. Twenty-five hundred copies of each issue are now being printed. At the 1943 meeting the Executive Committee asked that an investigation be made of possibilities of changing the size and format of the Review in the interests of economy. The matter was checked with the publisher, who informs people that the large size page which had been suggested would mean printing in units of 16, rather than 32 pages.