WATERMAN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION

A shipment of 780 tons of seamless pipe, ranging from oneilalf
to four inches in diameter,
was unloaded from the M. V.
DICORONIAat City Dock 23 recently
for Toole and Company,
manufacturers
representatives.
The NKK pipe was manufactured in Japan and was plastic
coated for protection
during
shipment. Similar shipments will be arriving monthly. Inspecting the pipe at the dock are, frum the left, C. C. Middlekauff
and Charles F. Milstead, sales representatives;
W. H. Heavin,
~ales manager, and J. Doug Toole, president.
DOLAN IS
PROMOTED
John P. Dolan has been promoted to the position
of det)utv
Gulf Coast director
for the Maritime Administration,
U. S.
Department
of Commerce,
according
to Thomas A. King.
Gulf Coast Director.
New Orleans.
Dolan had been executive
assistant
in the New ()rleans
l)istriet
headquarlers
of
agerlCyo
GENERAL GULF AGENTS:
TEXAS TRANSPORT
& TERMINALCO., INC.
Cargo-passenger
schedulesfrom all
U. S. Coasts and The Great Lakes
CONTINENTAL
EUROPE ¯ MEDITERRANEAN
UNITED
KINGDOM ¯ THE FAR EAST
SuperiorServiceto Shippersfor morethan42 years
WATERMAN
STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
1310 Whitney Bldg.,
New Orleans
with offices in:
Houston, Galveston,
Brownsville, CorpusChristi,
Beaumont, Lake Charles,
Mobile, PanamaCity,
Tampa, Miami,
Port Everglades, St. Louis,
Memphis, Dallas
"SERVING
AMERICAN TRADE
SINCE 1873"
GENERALOFFICES: MOBILE, ALABAMA
HOUSTON: COTTONEXCHANGEBLDG.
Branches
in OtherPrincipalCities
SEPTEMBER, 1963
23
The
BANK
LINELtd.
Regular Service
from
U. S. Gulf Ports to
Australia
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New
Zealand
¯ Brisbane
¯
Melbourne
¯
Auckland
¯
Lyttleton
¯
Sydney
¯
Adelaide
¯
Wellington
¯
I
I
Dunedin
George Named
Presidentof
Bloomfield
Wiley R. George, senior vice president and director
has been elected
president of the Bloomfield Steamship
Company, B. M. Bloomfield, the founder
of the company, announced.
Mr. Bloomfield has been elected chairman and chief executive officer of the
company.
Mr. George, who has been with the
Bloomfield organization
since 1947,
moved to Houston from Lawton, Oklahoma in 1926. He graduated from San
Jacinto High School and the Rice University and has been engaged in shipping and worht trade in the ~:est Gulf
area for nearly 30 years.
He is currently serving Iris second
term as president of the Houston Maritime Association, and is a director of
the Houston Chamber of Commerce, the
Houston Cotton Exchange,
and the
Houston World Trade Association.
Mr.
George is a past president of the Propeller Club and a former chairman of
the World Trade Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Tlrc Bloomfield Steamship Company,
with offices and agents in principal
Gulf ports, owns and operates four U.S.
WILEY
R.
GEORGE
tlag dry cargo ~.essels operating on regular berth liner schedules between U.S.
Gulf ports and ports in Germany,
France, Holland, Belgium. North Spain
and ports on the East coast of tire
United Kingdom. The company recently
filed applications with the Federal Maritime Administration to expand its operations to include regular steamer services to Medilvrrancan ports and Far
East ports.
I
\
General
Agents
BOYD, WEIR and
SEWELL, Inc.
New York
THE SHIPS and THE MEN
TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS
nun
Gulf Agents
STRACHAN
SHIPPING
CO.
Houston - Galveston - Mobile
Memphis-New Orleans-Dallas
Chicago - Atlanta - St. Louis
KansasCity - Cincinnati
24
Careful cargo handling and stowage.., a vigilant corps of
foreign representatives..,
prompt deliveries
in modern
freighters that consistently save days in transit time - all
are part of a planned program to protect your interests
when you ship via Central Gulf.
Serving the Mediterraneanand East oJ Suez
In NewYork, Phone WH4-82,50 for InJormation or Bookings
CENTRAL
GULF
.~~
NEWYORK--wHitehal~ 4.8’250 NEW OIItLEAN$--529.5461
One Whitehall St.
225 Bar0nne St.
OUSTONICApital ~,.6075
GALVESTON~sOuthfleld 3-5396
| 114 Texas AvenueBldg.
U, 5. National BankBldg.
PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE
The world’s largest automobile carrier,
tile
M. V. JOHANN SCHULTE, discharged 389 Volkswagens at the Port of
Houston on her maiden voyage to the
Gulf of Mexico in August. The 623 foot
long vessel has a capacity of 1750 cars.
Fritz Gaertner of Chicago, national chairman of tile
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
international
relations
committee, represented tile Houston Junior Chamber District
in presenting
a maiden voyage
plaque to Captain Emiel Scheel. Watching are Vernon Bailey, assistant
general
manager of the Port of Houston; C. E.
Bullock,
terminal
manager, and C. B.
McCrarken,
sales
manager of InterContinental
Motors Corp.
Ship Via
FERN-VILLE
MEDITERRANEAN
LINES
BARBER
MEDITERRANEAN
LINE
GENERAL
AGENTS
FOWLER
&McVITIE,
INC.
GULF
AGENTS
Houston, Galveston, NewOrleans, Corpus
Christi, Brownsville, Port Arthur, Memphis,
LakeCharles.
UnitedStates FlagVessels
Owners,Operators, Agents
Regular Sailings FromU. S. Gulf Ports to Continental Europe,
East Coast of United Kingdom
and Scandinavia-Baltic
STATESMARINELINES--Berth Agents
Of]ices In All Principal Gul/ Ports
MERCHANDISE
AT ITS
PERSONAL
ATTENTION!
INSTANT
SER VICE !
40 VESSELS
SERVE
HELLENIC SHIPPERS
UNDER THIS
FLAG!
WAREHOUSING
BEST!
¯ 365,000 square feet
on one car-level
floor
¯ Fully sprinklered
facilities
and burglar
alarm
system . . . A.D.T. supervised
¯ Closest
to more major truck terminals
. . .
direct
service
by SP, MP, and HB&T railroads
¯ Careful
handling,
proper storage,
efficient
controls
Frequent
Sailings
ExpressService
to andfromthe
MEDITERRANEAN
RED SEA
ARABIANGULF
and
INDIA
PAKISTAN
CEYLON
BURMA
Refrigerated Space
Deep Tanks ¯ Heavy Lifts
Passenger Accommodations
HELLENIC LINES LIMITED
319 International Trade Mart
New Orleans 12
Houston Agent
LE BLANC-PARR,
INC.
616 Cotton ExchangeBuilding
CA2-2259
AREACODE713
SEPTEMBER, 1963
25
George W. Ebanks, vice president and
of the international banking Wittig Named
Houstonians
Will manager
department of the National Bank of
Commerce,and Richard E. Derby, presof Uncle Ben’s, Inc., Houston- FirmPresident
AttendExportMeetident
based processor of rice products.
TwoHoustonians have accepted invitations to participate in the WhiteHouse
Conference on Export Expansion to be
held in Washington, D. C., September
17 and 18.
New Orleans Galveston Houston
Sept. 25
Sept. 26 Sept. 28
Vishva Shanti
State of Uttar Pradesh Oct. 25
Oct. 27 Oct. 2 9
~l~[~ ]
.~
Harden F. Wittig has been elected
president of Fowler & McVitie, Inc.,
oldest shipping agency in the WestGulf,
to succeed the late Charles R. Crocker.
Other officers elected are R. R.
George, vice president; W. M. Klyng,
vice president, and A. H. Olsen, secretary-treasurer.
The companywas started in Galveston in }884.
REGULAR
DIRECTSERVICEFROM
GULFPORTS
TO
ADEN
¯ BOMBAY
¯ COCHIN
¯ MADRAS
¯ CALCUTTA
[
(~
Undersecretary of CommerceFranklin D. Roo~veh, Jr., said the conference will seek ideas and recommendations for stemmingthe dip in the trade
surplus.
REPRESENTING HESS
James G. Stephenson, formerly manager of the ship agency department, has
been appointed terminal sales representative for Hess Terminals, a division of
Hess Oil & Chemical Corp.
Steamship
Agency
Corp.¯ 540International
TradeMart¯ JA2-6101
~ 6ULFNAE~O"~LEAH$ ¯ Ab .....
~,,~ HOUSTON
¯ AbaunzaSteamship AgencyCorp. ¯ 203 Marine Building ¯ CApitol 2-9601
~,~ ~ GALVr~ToN.
Abaunza
Steamship
AgencyCorp.¯ S12U. S. NationalBankBldg. ¯ S0uthfield 5-9463
MarineBulk OreTerminal¯ HEmlock
3-1536
][(~..~_~ ~ MOBILE
¯ Norton, Lilly & Company,
] ....
NORTON,
LILLY&COMPANY,
INC.¯ GeneralAgents¯ 26 BeaverStreet, N.Y. 4,N.Y.
For QualityExportPacking
Dependable, Low Cost
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
INTERPACK
SKILLEDTECHNICIANS--EXCELLENT
FACILITIES
NearPort of HoustonTurningBasin
and unmatchedtransportation
facilities . . . servingthe
GoldenGulf Coast through
the Port of Houston.
INTERNATIONAL
EXPORT
PACKERS
WM. L. BREWSTER,GENERALMANAGER
HOUSTON
LIGHTING
& POWER
COMPANY818
ORchard 2-8236
Aleen
HOUSTON oneof theU.S. GULF
PORTS
~
closer
toworld
markets
by...
.~.
Lykes
6 World
Trade
Routes
withregularly
scheduled
sailings
between
U. S. GULF
PORTS
andtheworld
-U. K. Line
AfricaLine
ContinentLine
CaribbeanLine
MediterraneanLine
OrientLine
26
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.
Offices
at:
NEW ORLEANS, HOUSTON, GALVESTON, NEW YORK, Beaumont,
Brownsville,
Chicago, Corpus Christi,
Dallas, Kansas City, Lake Charles,
Memphis, Mobile,
Port Arthur,
St. Louis,
Tampa, Washington,
D. C.
OFFICES AND AGENTS IN PRINCIPAL
WORLD PORTS.
PORT OF HOUSTONMAGAZINE
Petty Terminal Corporation
has purchased the trade name of Ship Channel Compress Warehouse from the Sprunt Corporation
and is now operating
the facilities
at the foot of 82nd Street as Petco Docks. Approximately $100,000 has been spent
on repairs to the two berths and other facilities.
Tile warehouse and compress area
contains
350,000 square feet.
In addition,
tile company has leased 400,000 square
feet from the Coffield
Warehouse Company which will be used for storing
general
cargo and cotton.
Fast
Freight,
Reefer,
Deep
Tank
and
Passenger
Service
The Cunard Line launched
its newest
cargo liner,
the M. V. MEDIA, first
of
four freighters
to be constructed
in a
$12.5 million shipbuilding
program. The
new ships will be used in the U.S. Liverpool service.
They will have cubic capacity of 420,000 feet, including 23,000
cubic feet of refrigerated
space. All of
the ships will be equipped with special
features
for fast cargo handling.
JoluT
StRVlCt
U.S. GULF/FAR
EAST
F .... ley & Eger, Oslo, Norway
A. K. Klaveness & Co. A/S
Lysaker, Norway
SERVICE
THREEMONTHLY
SAILINGSFROM:
HOUSTON - GALVESTON * BEAUMONT
MOBILE * NEW ORLEANS
BEHRING SHIPPING
CO., Inc.
FreightForwarders
and
Custom
HouseBrokers
339 WorldTrade Bldg. CA2-1325
TeletypeHO-236
MANILA ¯ HONGKONG¯ SAIGON ¯ BANGKOK¯ 51NGAPORE
D JAKARTA¯ PORT SWETTENHAM
¯ PENANG¯ BELAWANDELl
FREQUENT CALLS AT TEXAS OUTPORT$ AS CARGO WARRANTS
BEN He MOORE
GENERAl
INSURANCE
FEARNLEY
& EGER,INC.
AGENTS:
39 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
hi.
Y.
DI.4-3770
MARINE - CASUALTY- FIRE
Cable:
Agents: BIEHL & COMPANY
MOORDEEN
JAckson
8-5511 P.O.Box13220
Sixth
Floor,
WORLDTRADE BLDG., HOUSTON, TEXAS, CApitol
2-9961
i
BIEHL & COMPANY, INC.
STEAMSHIP AGENTS
6th
HOUSTON
Floor World Trade Bldg.
Phone Capitol
2-9961
DALLAS
413 Cotton Exchange Bldg.
Phone Riverside 8-3318
FERN-VILLE
NOPA/.
LINES
MOBILE
805 Milner Bldg.
Phone HEmlock 2-1605
SIDARMA LINE
MAMENIC LINE
.....................................................
MEMP HIS
520 Cotton Exchange Bldg.
Phone Jackson,
5-8725
GULF/FAR
GULF/EAST
COAST
EAST
SOUTH
SERVICE
AMERICA
)
GULP/CONTINENTAL
I
EUROPE
....................................
..........................................................
.............................
SCINDIA
STEAM
L. SMIT & CO.’S
GALVESTON
312 Cotton
Exchange Bldg.
Phone Southfield
5-5085
B EAUMONT
Goodhue Bldg.
Phone: Terminal
2-8418
LINE ................................................
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
HAMBURG AMERIC_./~N
LINE
OZEAN/STINNES
LINE
SEPTEMBER, 1963
NEW ORLEANS
401 Sanlin
Bldg.
Phone 529.4211
NAVIGATION
CO~ LTD
.............................................
GULF~MEDITERRANEAN
GULF/WEST
............
COAST,
EAST
COASt.
CENTRAL
AMBRICA
GULF/EGYPT/SAUDI
ARABIA/PAKISTAN/INDIA
INTERNATIONAL
TOWING
SERVICE
27
E.S.Binnings,
Inc.
SteamshipAgents
1!14 TEXASAVE. BLDG.
Telephone:CApitol 5-0531
HOUSTON,TEXAS
~r
C.T.O. LINE
(Man¢laandFar East)
O,S.K.LIttlE
(1:atEast)
FI~ENCH LINE
(French
Atlantic)
HANSALINE
(Meal./RedSea/Persian
Gulf)
GRANCOLOMBIANA
LINE
Central America, Colombia,Ecuador, Peru
Panama
via Cristobal
HAULING
IMPORT
- EXPORT
LONGHORN
TRANSFER
SERVICE, INC.
OFFICES
NEW ORLEANS
HOUSTON
MEMPH
I S
GALVESTON
ST. LOUIS
DALLAS
14YearsServingthe Port of Houston
7112Avenue
C.
WA6-2661
India’s first native-built
cargo ship to
go into regular service in the Gulf, the
12,000
ton M. V. VISHVA MAYA, came
to the Port of Houston on its maiden
voyage. Among those at a reception
on
board were, from tile
left,
Gonzahr
Abaunza,
president
of the Abaunza
Steamship Agency Corp., Howard Tellepsen, chairman
of tile
Harris
County
Houston Ship Channel Navigation
District;
Captain Ravindra Nath, master of
the vessel,
and Air gust Schipplick,
Houston
manager
of Abaunza,
Gulf
agents for tile ship. Tile arrival of the
VISHVA MAYAinaugurated
a new regular monthly service between the United
States
and India and Pakistan
by the
Shipping Corporation
of India,
Ltd. A
government sponsored operation,
S.C.I.
is having six ships of the VISHVAMAYA
type built
by the Hindustan Shipyard,
Ltd.
llqal Ildherlands
$leamship
tompanu
25 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 4,
N. Y.
RegularSailings/rom
44obile, NewOrleansandHouston
WEEKLY
To La Guaira, Puerto Cabello, Curacao and Trinidad
EVERY TWO WEEKS
To Maracaibo,Aruba, Carupano,
Guanta,Barbados,Georgetown
Pararnaribo
andCiudadBolivar
EVERY FOUR WEEKS
To Pampatar
UNITED
STEVEDORING
Division Of
States MarineLines, Inc.
CottonExchange
Bldg.
CA
7-0687
CA
7-3374
Agents
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY
HOUSTON
- NEWORLEANS
- MOBILE- CHICAGO- ST. LOUIS - CINCINNATI
DALLAS- KANSASCITY - MEMPHIS- ATLANTA
GULF
PORTS
CRATING
CO.
Export Packing
Commercial--Military
Boxing--Crating--Processing
FUNCH, EDYE & CO., INC.
NEWYORK- DETROIT
[ast and [requent
1600 N. 75th Street
"
Deppe Line
WA3-5551
~i"
t~elgian
Line
between the Gull and North Europe
.~r~
28
idemann,
Inc./Steamship
Agents
All Cotton Ports and Markets
PORT OF HOUSTONMAGAZINE
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WARREN PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
v
NATURALGASOLINE
GULF WARRENGAS
Tulsa,
The newest vessel to join the Lykes fleet is the S. S. MAYO
LYKES, which was christened
in mid-August by Mrs. Hazel
Casey, wife of Congressman Bob Casey of Houston. Standing at
the bow of the ship before the ceremony are, from the left,
Congressman Casey, Mrs. James M. Lykes, Jr., Mrs. Hazel
Casey and James M. Lykes, Jr., vice president of Lykes. The
photo below shows the big ship on the ways at Bethlehem Steel
Company’s Sparrows Point Shipyard. Tbis is the second MAYO
LYKES, both of which were named in memory of Dick Mayo
Lykes, a U. S. Navy ensign killed in action in World War I|.
He was the son of one of the seven Lykes brothers
who
founded the steamship cmnpany. The ship, which cost $10
million is 495 feet long, with a 69-foot beam.
Oklahoma
Houston, Texas
AN AMERICAN FLAG FREIGHTER
Every 10 Days
Fast, efficient
cargo handling
from Gulf Ports to Panama*, the
West Coast of South America.
GULF & SOUTH AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP CO.
821GravierStreet, NewOrleans,Louisiana
In other cities
contact Lykes or Grace
*Southbound
New
Orleans/C.Z.
cargo
subiectto specialBooking
arrangements
SINCE 1914
Export
and
Domestic
Crating
OFFICE MOVING AND STORING SPECIALISTS
Phone: SO2-3191
SO2-3861
Nite: SO 3-4090
SH 4-2729
TRANSFER
& STORAGE
CO.
Phone FA 3°2323
812-20 Live Oak St.
GULF COAST SUPPLY CO.
Mechanical Equipment
N. Y. K. LINE
SpareParts -- Marine Specialties
16th and Water Streets
Galveston,
Texas
Twice Monthly Service To
JAPANESE PORTS
PORT
HOUSTON
TRANSPORT
CORP.
6917 NAVIGATION
BLVD. ¯ P. O. BOX9296
HOUSTON
11, TEXAS
WA1-4168
u. s. CUSTOM
BONDED
SPECIALIZING IN IMPORT& EXPORTHAULING
TRUCKSAND CARGOINSURED
BONDEDPERSONNEL
Call UsonYourLocalTransport
Problem
SEPTEMBER,1963
DALTONSTEAMSHIPCORP.
Gulf General Agents
Cable Address: "Dalship"
OfficesIn
Houston
¯ Galveston
¯ Beaumont ¯ Port Arthur
Orleans ¯ Memphis ¯ Mobile
¯ Dallas
¯ New
29
I louston Steamship Agents
ABAUNZA STEAMSIIIP
CORP.
AGENCY
203 Marine Bldg., CA2-9601
China M,’r,’hants Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
Lance Line
Shipping Corporation of India
AMERIND SIIIPPING
CORP.
110 Marlin. But,linty. t:A 7-5335
American Clil)per Line
American Export Lines
Vabrr Line
Independent Gulf
Ishrautsen Co., Inc.
Peru, 5hil)l:ing
Seaway fihipping Corp.
AYERS STEAMSIIlP CO.,
INC.
509 World Trade Building, CA7-3261
Crescent Line
Kulukundis Line, Ltd.
]t, laritime Cmnpany
of the Philippines
Mediterranean Star Line
BIEIIL
& COMPANY
6th Floor. World Trade Building, CA2-9961
Fern-Vilh’ Far East Line
Haudmrg-American Line
Malnenk Line
Nol,al Line { Northern Pan American)
North German l.loyd
Ozean-Stinnes Lines
Scindia 15ne
Sidarma Line
L. Smit & Company
E. S. BINNINGS, INC.
1114 Texas, CA5-0531
C. T. O. Line
Flota Mercante Grancolomhiana, S. A.
{ Grancolombiana Line)
French IAne
Hansa IAne
O. S. K. Line
BLETSCII
STEAMSIIIP
CO.
1220 Texas Avenue, CA 7-0215
All Cargo Lines
Od~elfret lanes
Orient Mid-East l.ine
Cnmpania de Transportes
Cal-Agro
DALTON STEAMSIIIP
CORP.
7th Floor. World Trade Building, CA8-8661
Bomnerang Cargo Line
Coldemar Line
Coln’ordia Line
Jugoslavaska Linijska Plovidba
Lmca~ de Navegacmu Mambe~as
N. ~i. K. Line
Polish Ocean Line
DEEPSEA AGENTS, INC.
Cotton Exchange Building, CA4-9798
e~t india 3hipping Conlpauy
DELTA STEAMSilIP LINES, INC.
LTD.
P. O. Box 5355. WA1-4196
Canadian-C,ulf l.ine, lad.
Montreal Shipping Co.
Stockard Shipping Co.
CENTRAL GULF STEAMSHIP
CORP.
1114 Texas Avenue Bldg.. CA4-6075
Central Gulf-Mediterranean Line
Central Gull-Red Sea Line
Central Gt,ll-I’,.rsian {;ulf I.ine
Central (;nil-India/Pakistan
I.ine
Central Gulf-World Wide Full Cargo Service
LYKES BROS. STEAMSIIIP
CO., INC.
Cotton Exchange Building, 3rd Floor,
CA7-7211
Gulf & South American S.S. Co.
Lykes Atrwau Line
Lykes Carihhean IAne
Lykes Continent Line
Lykes Mediterranean Line
Lykes Orient I.ine
Lykes United Kingdom l.ine
United States Line (American Pioneer)
RICE, KERR & CO.
Clegg Building, CA7-0165
Hoegh l.ine
Kawasaki "K’" Line
Lloyd Brasileiro
Nervion Line
West Coast Line
SEA-LAND SERVICE, INC.
1302 Texas Avenue, CA7-5101
Delta East Coast South Aanerica Line
Delta West Africa Line
8402 Clinton Drive. OR2.6651
Truck Trailer Coastwise Service
FOWLER & MeVITIE,
STATES MARINE.ISTIIMIAN
AGENCY, INC.
INC.
Cotton Exchange B,ihling, CA4-9795
America-Europe Line
ChemivaI-L.arriers
Fern-Ville Mediterranean Line
FUNCII,
EDYE & CO., INC.
814 World Trade Building, CA 2-9106
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd.
Malaya Indonesia Line
Scandinavian American Line
Thos. &Jno. Brocklebank, Ltd.
GULF COAST SIIIPPING
CORP.
200 Marine Bldg.. CA5-0869
Eddie Line, Ltd.
J ng,.)ceanija Line
Levant Line
Sabre Line
1220 Texas Avenue. CA 7-0215
China Union Lines
el’hal Lines, Ltd.
Cotton Exchange Bldg.. CA8-1451
Berth Agents--See States Marine-Isthmian
Agency
30
M. COOK COMPANY
817 World Trade Building, CA 3-4549
Zim Israel Lines
Black Star Line
Seven Stars Line
GULF MOTORSIIIPS, INC.
BLOOMFIEI,D STEAMSIIIP CO.
CANADIAN-GULF LINE,
J.
HANSEN & TIDEMANN, INC.
Cotton Exchange Buihling. CA7-3374
Bloomfield Steamship Cmupany
(Berth Agents Only)
Isthmian lanes. Inc.
States Marine-Continental Service
States Marine-Far East Service
States Marine-M,.diterranean Service
States Marine-World Wide Full Cargo
Service
STRACHANSIIIPPING
CO.
Cotton Exchange Building, CA8-1431
Argentine Lines
Bank Line
Chilean IAne
Mexican Line
Mitsui Line
Nedlloyd I.ine
Royal Netherlands l.ine
Swedish-American Line
Wilhelmsen Line
TEXAS TRANSPORT &
TERMINAL CO., INC.
Cotton Exchange Building, CA5-5461
Holland.Ameri,oa I.ine
Navizazinne Aha Italia (Creole Line)
Shinnjhon l.me
C. A. Ven~lana de Navegacion
(Venezuelan Line)
10th Floor. Petroleum Bldg., CA3-4181
America Plate Line
Q)rl,oraeion I’eruaua de Vapores, S. A.
d’Amico Line
Deppe Line/Belgian Line
Mitsuhishi Shipl,ing Company.l.td.
South African Marine Corporation, Ltd.
Surinam Navigation Co.
TRANSATLANTIC SHIPPING
AGENCY, INC.
LE BLANC-PARR: INC.
1300 Texas Avenue. CA 4.5805
Transatlantic Gulf Lines, S.A.
Cotton Exchange Bldg., CA2-2259
Harrison Line
Hellenic Line
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
LONE STAR SHIPPING CO.
Petroleum Bldg., CA 4-7531
Insco Lines
Nm’ge Lines
Orient-Overseas Lines
908 World Trade Bldg.. CA 5-3597
United Fruit Company
WATERMAN .qTE
gM.qlllP
CORP.
Cotton Exchange Building, CA 7-4395
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~tealllS|ll~.p
L, orl)oration
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