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Palletized Trucking Inc. JOE D. HUGHES, INC.
CHARLES ALCORN TAKES SENIOR STATUS ATITO Capt. Charles Alcorn, vice president and general manager of West Gulf Operations for ITO Corp. has announced plans to retire in 1989. Alcorn will continue to represent ITO as a director for the West Gulf Maritime Association. He will serve as consultant and adviser to ITO’s senior management until his retirement in December 1989. REPLACEMENT Replacing Alcorn is Jeffrey Hakala, a 13-year employee of ITO and its predecessor, Atlantic & Gulf Stevedores. Hakala most recently was operations manager for ITO in NewOrleans. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academyat Kings Point and a master’s in business administration from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. Palletized One of 2001 Collingsworth P.O. BOX 8744 Transporters "h 225-3303 P2)r rates of Services and in/brmation call: specialized Harbor Derrick A Halliburton ~_ / ~ ICC MC 148279 Tele Copy RRC 36152 #2250110 Since forms Trucking Direct Discharge ~r Radio Dispatched Michael Rex King 1896 transportation Service Barge ~, "~ Interstate: JOED. HUGHES, INC. 14035IndustrialRd. P.O. Box96469 Houston, Texas 772i 3 (713) 450-8888 Hydraulic Most Complete Freight Specialists on All Types of VolumeFreight Shipments ¯ Winch Trucks ¯Flatbeds ¯ Heavy Hauling *Multi-axle Lowboys ¯ 40-45 Foot Vans ¯Stretch Floats ¯ Stake Beds & Pickups ¯Steering Dollies ¯ Oilfield Machinery ¯Warehouse Movements rs/Piggybacks ¯Rig Movements ~ You’re At The HelmIn Houston When youuse the Port of Houston, you’rein charge. Customer satisfaction is a priorityand ourexperienced personnel arealways working to provide theserviceyouwantandexpect. Formore information call (713)226-21 All Houston’s Trucking Inc. ~ 4\ )’~\ David Dobson Sales: Mike Harris Heavy Hauling: Tommy Barber V.P. Sales: Mike King ¯ 500ton derrickbarge ¯ 34 linesGoldhofer Transporters withn 1,140toncapacity ¯ 36linesNicolas Transporters witha 972ton capacity ¯ ShipChannel frontage services Cargo Handling Company 19 INTERMODAL TRUCKERS FORM TEXAS SOCIETY For Sale Deepwater Site 1,700 feet on Houston Ship Channel with large stabilized storage area. Approximately 3, i O0 linear feet of private railroad track with two parallel rail spurs extending to channel and back switching spur. Interior roads, fenced, excellent topography and soil conditions. Corps of Engineers permit for dredging and dock construction. Sale or lease. Brochure available. DJ Hooker International Corporate & hlvestment A group of intermodal trucking company owners have established the Texas Intermodal Truckers Association (TITA). TITAcurrently consists of 17 trucking companies operating more than 2,000 truck tractors operating in Texas. The organization’s goals are to improve the public image of the intermodal trucking industry, foster communication among truck companies and encourage adherence to trucking safety rules and regulations. MEETINGDATESTITA meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn on Interstate 10 East at Mercury Drive in Houston. For more information, contact Bernice Vann, TITA executive coordinator, at (713) 674-7345. Real Estate We’d Like To Make You A Bundle lakelight workof heavy loadswhen youuse Wharf 32,especially designed for projectand heavy-liftcargoes, withan806-foot wharfand 20acresof heavy-duty paved marshalling area.GivethePortof Houston a caN. (713) 226-2100 Thomas G. Mabray, Vice President 1990 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 1630 Houston, Texas 77056 Phone: (713) 840-1510 Fax: (713) 840-1007 VOIGT El" KOUTROULIS SHIPPING COMPANY Liner Agency Services, Representing: Chartering, Ship Brokering Er Husbanding EACLines TransPacific Service EAC PNSL Service Frota Amazonica, S.A. Frota Oceanica, S.A. Ocean Star Container Line Seals Service Sudan Shipping Line V oigt El- K outroulis ShippingCo. 2190North LoopWest,Ste. 103 Houston, TX77018 (713) 957-3445 Telex: 166450VNKHOU Dallas (214) 263-5633 2O 2344WorldTradeCenter NewOrleans, LA 70130 (504) 561-8585 Telex: 283047VKNO Memphis (901) 763-2002 CHAMBER ANDHEDCFORM BOARD Navigation DistrictAttorneys of Texas gatherin Houston for biannual meeting Algenita Davis, counsel for the Port of Houston Authority, recently participated in the biannual meeting of the Navigation District Attorneys of Texas in Houston. The group allows attorneys representing the state’s ports to meet and discuss maritime and legal issues. In addition to Davis, PHA representatives included then Administration Director William Colburn and Jack Rook, PHAcontract administrator. The Greater Houston Chamber of Commerce and the Houston Economic Development Council have announced plans to create an umbrella organization that will govern and coordinate both entities. Directors for the two groups instructed a coordinating committee to develop plans for the new organization, the name for which has not yet been selected. SEPARATE IDENTITIESThe chamber and HEDCwill maintain separate identities and missions after the new organizational structure is in place. However, executives with each group will report to the president and chief executive officer of the umbrella organization. Lee Hogan, currently president of HEDC,will be president of the new organization. Charles Savino has been serving as acting president of the chamber. Gerry Griffin recently resigned from the chamber presidency to accept a private-sector position. BACKGROUND HEDCwas established in 1984 in response to Houston’s economic recession. The council has concentrated on diversifying and developing the city’s economy. The two organizations have different missions, said HEDCChairman John Walsh. The chamber seeks to provide a supportive environment for business in Houston, while HEDC’s goal is to create jobs by promoting business start-ups, expansions and relocations. "These two functions are very different processes involving different activities and professional requirements, yet the overall program’s success depends upon effective coordination," Walsh said. FUNDING HEDC is funded by the business community, the City of Houston, Harris County and the Port of Houston Authority. The chamber is funded by membership dues. Once the new organization is in place, contributors may specify which organization their money should go to or may split their contributions between the two groups. Reflecting Superior MaritimeService For MoreThan ACentury. Stevedoring and Cargo Handling Terminal Management Intermodal Transportation Maritime Information Systems Ryan-Walsh Ryan-Walsh, Inc. In Houston, contact: 713/450-1610 Telex 166537 RWHOUUT FAX713-455-2875 11821EastFreeway,Suite 260, 77029 21 ANTILLES & AFRICA LLOYD BEGIN TWO NEW SERVICES selected to represent the Red Sea and other U.S. ports to Dakar, Abidjan, Antilles & Africa Lloyd recently inArabian Gulf service on the U.S. Gulf Lagos/Apapa, Warri, Port Harcourt, augurated a new regular service to the Douala, Port Gentile, Point Noire and and West Coasts. Red Sea and Arabian Gulf and anports in Angola. Norton, Lilly Internanounced the start of a service to West HEAVY-LIFT VESSELThe NORDWOGE tional Inc. has been appointed to is a heavy-lift vessel built in 1984. The Africa. represent the West African Service RED SEA/ARABIAN GULF The M/V ship has a deadweight capacity of 12,000 tons. During its first U.S. stop throughout the United States. NORDWOGE recently called at the Gulfship Marine Inc. is general under the new service, the vessel Port of Houston, commencing the manager for Antilles Lloyd Ltd. and loaded replacement drilling rigs for new regular service to the Red Sea Iraq and bagged rice and liner board ATL, which have completed more and Arabian Gulf. The service offers than 250 successful voyages in monthly sailings from Houston and for various Red Sea ports. worldwide service. ATLhas had many sailings to the other ports in the U.S., Mexico and Red Sea and Arabian Gulf, but the Caribbean to Aqaba, Yenbu, Jeddah, OnePort Fits All NORDWOGE’s trip was the first sailPort Sudan, Hodeidah, Djibouti, Whether you’reshipping containers, breakbulk, project,ROIRO, drybulkor any Muskat, United Arab Emirates and ing under a regular service. WESTAFRICAATL also recently anothertypesof cargo, thePortHouston fits all Bandar Abbas. nounced a new service to West yourshipping needs. The service is offered by Antilles Africa. The service will include Forinformation call (713)226-2100 Lloyd Ltd. and ATL(Project Carriers) Ltd. Barwill Agencies recently was monthly sailings from Houston and LESLIE CONTROLS, INC. 10105 WestGulfbankRoad¯ Houston,IX 77040 TESTCAPABILITIES Phone:(713) 937-9744FAX:713-937-9054or HCI6711346 --STEAM --AIR --HYDRO --I 500 PSl --I 500PSI --3000 PSI SAFETY ~ RELIEF DIAPHRAGM TURBINETRIP CONTROLVALVES VALVES THROTTLEVALVE ¯ ExclusiveauthorizedGimpel repairfacility ¯ National board certified ’~/R" ¯ State authorizedfor boiler safety ¯ Government approved Mil-Specrepairs ¯ All manufacturers valves IN-HOUSEOR ONBOARD REPAIR SERVICESAVAILABLEFOR THE PORTOF HOUSTON QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR THE MARINEINDUSTRY... PARTSAND UNITS STOCKEDLOCALLY 22 MARINERS PLAQUES PRESENTED FORACTS OFHERO$1M The captains and crews of four vessels and a U.S. Coast Guard Air-Sea Rescue unit have received Mariners Plaques from the United Seamen’s Service for acts of heroism they performed during 1987. The honors were announced recently at the Admiral of the Ocean Sea Award dinner held at the Sheraton Centre in New York. ROSETTE In addition to the Mariner’s Plaques, a Mariner’s rosette went to Capt. John Hunt, master of the vessel SEA ISLE CITY, hit by a Silkworm missile in the Persian Gulf on Oct. 16, 1987. Hunt was severely injured and blinded in the attack. "Capt. Hunt exemplifies the type of courageous individual the United States needs to support our defense sealift needs," said U.S. Rep. Walter Jones. "As a memberof the Merchant Marine, he did not have to place himself in the middle of the conflict. However, no one will deny the sacrifice that Capt. Hunt and others like him are making every day." HONORARY ADMIRALS Admiral of the Ocean Sea statuettes were presented to Thomas Crowley, chairman of Crowley Maritime Corp., and to U.S. Sen. Ernest F. Hollings, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee. The statuettes of Christopher Columbus, the first Admiral of the Ocean Sea, are traditionally given to persons or organizations which have advanced the role of the U.S. flag in ocean shipping. The Mariner’s Plaques Award read as follows: To the Officers and Crew of USSN MOHA WK Dec. 17, 1987 700 Miles East of Florida Following a collision between the ships QAROUHand EXPLORER, the MSC seagoing tug MOHAWKstood watch for two clays in a true display of the brotherhood of the sea, while the crew of the QAROUH tried unsuccessfully to stabilize the ship. Whenit was clear the vessel was doomed, Capt. John Wallace and the crew of the MOHAWK swiftly and safely embarked the 28 survivors aboard the tug. AIR-SEA RESCUE UNITS U.S. COAST GUARD March 14, 1987 North Atlantic The Soviet vessel KOMSOMOLETS KIRGIZII capsized in a furious storm in the Atlantic ocean 200 miles off the coast of NewJersey. Displaying incredible daring and skill, 14 U.S. Coast Guardsmen in air-sea rescue helicopters plucked 37 survivors, including three women and a child, from the deck of the badly listing vessel. To the Officers and Crew of EXPORT PA TRIO T Farrell Lines Feb. 24, 1987 Northeast of Bermuda Caught in the maelstrom of 85 mile per hour winds and 40-foot waves during an intense storm of the MidAltantic coast, Capt. Gerald Purslow and his crew used all the skill and seamanship at their commandto save their ship and their lives. Capt. Purslow spent 38 straight hours on the bridge while his vessel rode out the storm. (Continued on Page 26) YourForeignFreightForwarder andCustomhouse Brokerfor 36years. ANAHUAC GROUP, NEAR THE PORT OF HOUSTON’STURNING BASIN ¯ 20,000 Square Feet To Serve You ¯ Customs Bonded Class 3 Storage ¯ Two 10-ton Overhead Cranes ¯ Container Stuffing and Stripping President:GregPosey Vice President:JesseVlllarreal ¯ AIR CARGO PACKING ¯ CRATING ¯ EXPORT DOCUMENTATION ¯ CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERAGE ¯ I.A.T.A. AIR CARGO AGENTS ¯ CUSTOMS CONSULTATIONS MainOffice & Warehouse 7218 Clinton Drive Houston, TX 77020 (713) 672-1985 Telex: W.U. 792-940 RCA249-455 Fax: (713) 672-6235 AirportOffice & Warehouse 3121Air Freight Rd. Cargo Building No. 1 Houston, Texas 77205 (713) 443-3943 Fax: (713) 443-3947 John Posey, Manager INC. Si ustedrequiere un servicio rapido y eficiente a precioscompetitivos, nosotros ANAHUAC GROUP, INC. 7218 Clinton Drive Houston, TX 77020 Telefono:(713) 672-6558 Telex: (RCA)249-455 Fax No.: (713) 672-6235 Le podemossuministrar: ¯ Maquinariaindustrial y refacciones ¯ Equipos,valvulas y accesoriospara control de fluidos ¯ Equipo medicoy de emergencia Contactar. JesseWllarreal AmparoCortes HugoVrsalovic 23 TOTAL PACKING, FORWARDING ANDLOGISTICS SERVICES ¯ OceanFreight Packing ¯ OceanFreight Forwarding ¯ Container Stuffing & Car Loading ¯ Air Freight Packing ¯ Air Freight Forwarding ¯ Off Site Project Management/ Rig Movements ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ Specialized Packing Full Service Travel Agency CompleteMaterials Handling Total ComputerControl Purchase Order Tracking ¯ International ProcurementServices ¯ 8 Acre Complex,100,000Sq. Ft. Warehouse "IF THE SHIP CANHAULIT, WECANPACKIT" HOUSTON PROUD SINCE"1955" FOREIGNTRADEEXPORTPACKINGCO. 1350 LATHROP, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77020 P.O. BOX 9189, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77261 (713) 672-8211 FAX (713) 672-2057 FOREIGNTRAVELSERVICE 1350 LATHROP, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77020 P.O. BOX9189, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77261 (713) 672-6418 FAX(713) 672-2057 HOU TELEX790985FORTREX E. S. BINNINGS,INC. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALISTS ¯ SHIP AGENTS ° STEVEDORES * CONSULTANB 3141HoodSt. Suite 618 Dallas, TX75219 214-528-3545 14l 5 N. LoopWest Suite 1200 Houston, TX77008 713-861-2772 301 Washington Ave. Suite 103 Memphis,TN38103 901-527-6511 228St. CharlesAve. 724WhitneyBuilding NewOrleans, LA70130 504-586-0700 Onecall doesit all... The COLDFACTSare...you can count on EX-IMfor efficient, cost effective storage and handling of your valuable frozen or refrigerated commodity,whether it is imported, exported or for domesticuse. . A location ideal for consolidation and distribution of your frozen assets, via truck, rail, oceanor air .2.4 Million Cubic Feet of Frozen & Refrigerated Storage -A- Blast Freezing . USDAInspection . Foreign Trade Zone . BondedStorage EX-IM FREEZERS 9223Hwy.225 at Miller Cut-Off Rd. 713/930==8002P.O.Box2000¯ LaPorte,TX77571 24 HOUSTON I$ GOING PLACES INTERNATIONALL Y Houston s economy in the year he said. Athens, Rome, Amsterdam, presence- in the international mar2000 will have little resemblance to London and other cities that have ketplace." the city’s economyin 1980, City Con- madeintellectual, cultural or political troller George Greanias says. POINTSGreanias pointed out contributions to the world all had STRONG "One of the key differences will be strong economic foundations. that several assets make Houston a the role, at the state and local level, of strong international contender: the "In many cases, the international the international marketplace," Port of Houston, the Texas Medical market played a great part in the Greanias told members of the Hous- economic growth of these cities," he Center and the Johnson Space Center. ton Interamerican Chamber of Com- said. "If we’re going to have a great Greanias advocated building on the merce. He was guest speaker at a re- city, then we’d better have a great city’s strengths by establishing percent chamber luncheon. economy. If we’re going to have a manent trade offices in target markets RECENT CHANGES With the onset of the great economy, then we’d better be and examining ways to create a better economic recession in 1982, Hous- strong players- a visible, vibrant financial climate for foreign investors. tonians had to reconsider the mechanics of Houston’s economy, Greanias said. "I think the assumption all through the 60s and 70s was that Houston was enjoying some sort of manifest destiny,’ ’he said. "I think it’s to the city’s credit that slowly but surely we are emerging out of our recession," Greanias said. "We will certainly experience setbacks as we move along, but bit by bit we are recreating the Houston economy." GOOD EXAMPLES Houston can look to the great cities of the world for lessons on prosperity and endurance, Houston City Controller George Greanias recently discussed the city’s economic future at a luncheon organized by the Houston Interamerican Chamber of Commerce. STEAMSH,P AGENTS INCORPORATED 2855 MANGUM ROAD¯ HOUSTON,TX 77092 * (713) 688-7700 AND BROKERS REPRESENTING HAPAG-LLOYD ............................................. Gulf/South Atlantic/Continental Ports/UK/Scandinavia KOCTUGLINE ............................. Gulf/South Atlantic/Turkey & East Mediterranean NAVIERA NEPTUNO, S.A........................................................................................... Gulf/Peru P.M.&O....................................................... Gulf/South Atlantic/East Malaysia/Brunei/Micronesio COLUMBUS LINE.............................................................................. Gulf~Australia~NewZealand MARAGUA LINE(MaritimaAragua, S.A.) ............................................................ Gulf/Venezuela North and SouthAtlantic/Venezuela THENATIONAL SHIPPING CO.OFSAUDI ARABIA ........................................... MidEast andFar East RICKMERS LINE............. China " ................................................................................................. HINODE LINE........... ........................................................................ Worldwide Heavylift Carriers AMERICA.AFRICA.EUROPE LINE .................... ................................ WestAfrica COMPAGNIE NATIONALE ALGERIENNE DE NAVIGATION ............................. Algeria~Mediterranean COLUMBUS LINE................. Brazil~Argentina~Uruguay " ............................................................... NAVINTER LINE................. .................................................................................... Mozambique CrossAm Line...................................................................... Pakistan/India/Bangladesh/SriLonka HOUSTON ¯ NEW ORLEANS ¯ GALVESTON ¯ BEAUMONT ¯PORT ARTHUR ¯ ORANGE ¯ MOBILE¯ BROWNSVILLE ¯CORPUSCHRISTI ¯ MEMPHIS¯ DALLAS¯ ST. LOUIS ¯ ATLANTA¯ SAVANNAH ¯ DENVER¯ CHARLOTTE ¯ FREEPORT CABLEADDRESS: BIEHL, HOUSTON ¯ TELEX794-220 eTWX910-881-1710 "Service has beenour trademarkfor over 80 years" 25 MARINERS (Continued Betty.Visibility was so poor the master had to communicate with the crew in the lifeboat by radio. from Page 23) To the Officers and Crew of ST. OVERSEAS VIVIAN Maritime Overseas Corp. Aug. 14, 1987 South China Seas Battling Force 6 winds, six-foot waves and poor visibility in the South China Sea, Capt. Richard Kabisch and his crew displayed remarkable seamanship and resourcefulness in rescuing seven people clinging to bamboo poles in the water following Typhoon To the Officers and Crew of ACT 5 Blue Star Line vessel of the ACT/PACE fleet June 12, 1987 South Pacific When the freighter CUMBERLAND sank in the Pacific Ocean, the British Blue Star container ship ACT 5 en route to Australia and New Zealand raced 450 miles to rescue the 29 crew members, who had taken to life rafts in the 15-20 knot winds and very high seas. Capt. James Calabrase and the crew of the ACT 5 needed all their skill and daring to manage the transfer of the mariners to the deck of the giant ship. Once aboard, the survivors were cared for by crew members and the 10 freighter cruise passengers. No lives were lost. HISTORY: PARTI (Continued from Page I3) he site for the Port of Houston’s Turning Basin, one of five publicly owned terminals operated by the Port of Houston Authority. he Allen brothers were the first of Houston’s leaders to envision the city as a center of trade. They were followed by a number of other business and civic leaders who saw the town’s potential and worked diligently to develop it. All of them understood the importance of the port to the city’s economic growth. Today, the Port of Houston generates nearly $3 billion a year in revenues. An estimated 111,000 people work for organizations that are in some way related to Port of Houston activity. As its early supporters expected, the port has become a vital force in the Houston economy. [] T ...... J @ I~XT MORTH: Cotton’s port’s development. Keep your ships at sea! RaytheonService Companyhas been working with ship agents andownersfor over a half-century, helping to keeptheir ships sailing safely, efficiently andprofitably. Weserve the worldwidemarine industry with expert, 24-hour service, parts, installation andsuppliesfor navigationandcommunications systemsof all types--on Raytheonproducts and on mostother major brands. Wego whereyou needus--in the U.S or anywhereon the globe. For complete marine electronics needs, count on Raytheon Service Company. In the Portof Houston, contact: RAYTHEON SERVICECOMPANY MarineSales& ServiceDivision 1203Galveston Street SouthHouston,TX77587 713-941-2700 (24 Hours) Fax: 713-941-1432 Officesin 9 majorU.S. ports. 26 Raytheon Investin Experience role in the EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles on the history of the Port of Houston. The series is being published as part of the observance of the port’s 75th anniversary. The comic strips shown were first published in the Houston Chronicle in 1959 as part of an educational campaign sponsored by the Port of Houston Authority. The strips were drawn for PHA by Bob Schoenke. The commentaries have been updated for this series. Some of the information for this series is drawn from articles and essays written for the I959 educational campaign. Hit TheBull’sEye Youradin the Port of Houston Magazine will beseenby everyone fromliner executives to majorimportersandexporters.Eachof the 15,000copiesdistributed eachmonth is read by at leastthreedecisionmakers in maritimerelatedbusinesses. That’s morethan45,000 keypeopleall overthe world. Call (713)226-2133 for advertisingrates. U.S.IMPORTS $3BILLION IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MULTI-SURANCE Imports of alcoholic beverages to the United States exceeded $3 billion in value in 1987, recently released figures show. More than 101,600 tons of imported beverages moved through the Port of Houston in 1987, according to information from Hapag-Lloyd A.G. STAPLECARGOSpirits are a staple cargo for Hapag-Lloyd, which is West Germany’s largest shipping line. The carrier offers weekly sailings between Europe and Houston, as well as U.S. ports. Western Europe continues to be a leading exporter of liquor to the United States. Hapag-Lloyd deploys five container vessels in its U.S. Gulf-South Atlantic trade, Containers are ideal for shipping liquor because they reduce the risks of damageand pilferage. We Can Take A Load Off Yourcontainers always carryweight at Barbours CutContainer Terminal. Youcan takeadvantage of thePortof Houston’s ultramodern facilities,excellent productivity andcompetitive rates. Forinformation call (713)226-2100 NIKOU Agency BILL GARNER AND ASSOCIATES Serving All Your Insurance Needs LAND. SEA-k AIR Call Us For What You Need Specialized Service Since 1966 ~ 504 Spencer Hwy. P.O. Box 268 South Houston, TX 77587 SHIPPING (713) 946-8330 (800) 373-8331 Fox: (713) 946-0263 COMPANY U.S. Gulf Agents for SCANFREIGHT/ 20 Years of Uninterrupted Worldwide Consolidation Services Weekly Consolidator Services to: ¯ United Kingdom ¯ Europe ¯ Scandinavia ¯ Far East ¯ SoutheastAsia ¯ Australia NIKOU SHIPPING 2190North LoopWest Suite 103 Houston, TX 77018 (713) 68-NIKOU (686-4568) Telex: 166562NIKOUHOU COMPANY 2344WorldTradeCenter NewOrleans, LA 70130 (504) 525-1533 Telex: 203044NIK NO Dallas ( 214) 744-2828 27 When you GREGORY CASTLEMAN JOINSPEARCY MARINE move... 1. Forfastest service attach OLD mailinglabel in space)elow. If mailing label is not available, print your former company’s name and address in this box. STRACHAN ANNOUNCES TREVINO PROMOTION 2. Print yourNEW mailingaddresshere: Name Company Address City State Gregory Castleman has joined Pearcy Marine Inc.’s Houston home office as marine superintendent. Castleman will be responsible for company operations as well as project development for vessel design and modifications. Castleman has worked in the maritime industry for 12 years and is a graduate of the Webb Institute of Naval Architecture. Zip.__ Circulation Department Port of HoustonMagazine P.O. Box2562 Houston,Texas 77252-2562 Pleaseallowsix weeksfor changeto take effect. 3. Mailto: Natividad Trevino has been named supervisor of the inbound department of Strachan Shipping Co. of Texas. Trevino, working in the Houston office, will supervise the processing of inbound cargo for Strachan’s Houston operation. Strachan is one of the country’s largest shipping agencies and has ofrices in 23 U.S. cities. Shippers Stevedoring Company For 20 years the right choice Equipment Facilities Experience Your choice for versatility ¯ A fleet of chassis, tractors, yard hustler, and lift trucks from 5,000 to 85,000 lbs capacity ¯ The heaviest lift capacity in the Port with mobile cranes to 300 tons Your choice for convenience ¯ Complete service companyin the Port of Houston ¯ Secured and paved container yard and warehousing at Wharf 31 ¯ CFS warehouse and U.S Customs CESat Barbours Cut Your choice for dependability ¯ An international management team ¯ A proven 20 year record of responsive service ¯ An aggressive can-do attitude General cargo ¯ project shipments ¯ automobiles ¯ heavylifts ¯ steel ¯ roll-on roll-off, containersthe right choice SHIPPERS STEVEOORING COMPANY 11811 East Freeway, Suite 660, Houston, Texas 77029 Tel: (713) 451-5777 or toll free: (800) 356-4968 Telex: 774314 SHIPSTEVE GAAP Fax: (713) 451-9909 28 WALTER MENUET GETS NEW TITLEATLYKES Whythe accordion on our eonta~ner " ship" ~s musieto yourears. Walter Menuet has been elected assistant vice president -- Western Sales Region for Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Inc. The selection of Menuet and four other assistant vice presidents was announced recently by Lykes’ board of directors. Menuet previously was area sales manager for Lykes Gulf Central division in Houston. In his new position, he will continue to work in Houston. Menuet joined Lykes in 1972. OTHERAPPOINTMENTS The company’s other new assistant vice presidents are Nicholas Billows, Eastern Sales Region; Dwain Denniston, Liner Services, Atlantic Division; Herman Schwarze, marketing and pricing, Atlantic Division; and Brian Dolan, conference affairs. Lykesis a U.S. carrier with a fleet of 28 vessels. The company operates on trade routes from the United States to Northern Europe and the United Kingdom, the Mediterranean, the Far East, the North and West Coasts of South America, Africa, the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. The accordion is to entertain passengers on our new passenger carrying i container ship, M/S Americana. Yousay your car doesn’t appreciate music? Maybenot, but you’ll appreciate the fact that the better docking locations weget for passengersspeeds up the loading and unloading of cargo. If you ship to and from the east coast of South America, give us a call. Oneof our passengercarrying cargo ships maysave you time and money. Andthat’s musicto your ears. IVnRnn : d/~ / United States/South America Since 1925 General Agent: lvaran Agencies Inc One Exchange Plaza, New York, NY 10006 212-809-1220 Outside NewYork State call toll-free 1-800-451-1639 BROWN & ROOTEXPORT CRATINGSERVICES: Value Excellence Stability ¯ Standard commercial or specialized packing to your specification ¯ Computertracking and reporting ¯ Rail siding ¯ Military specpacking ¯ 255,000sq. ft. of inside storage space available "Containerization ,Air freight preparation and airport delivery *Accurate verifications of materials ,Barge loading dock facility ,Space available for rig-up ,24-hour security *Fast turn-around Servingall industries 148 offices throughout the U.S.A. 60 offices abroad in 26 foreign countries Over 30 years of continuous service. ROof U.S.A., In(:. i i~-..~ Brown c.~ P.O. Box 3, Bldg. 10, Houston, TX 77001_0003 ~%~._i1 tl 
