Scorcio Is Named Executive Assistant To Port Director

ScorcioIs Named
ExecutiveAssistantTo Port Director
Michael Scorcio, a twenty-year veteran of chaml)er of commerce work,
most of it in Houston, has been named
executive assistant at the Port of Houston as of January 1, Port Executive
Director J. P. Turner annonnced.
Scoreio comes to his new post from
the assistant gen~’ral manaeer
~ ’s job at
the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Commerce of the United States as district manager of the Southwestern Division in 1959, Scorcio returned to the
Houston Chamber in 1960 as manager
of the combined public works and military affairs departments, and also the
aviation department.
He joined tile Fort Worth Chamber
as assistant
general manager in 1967
where he was in charge of all internal
operations
and the 38-member professional staff.
Scorcio is a member of the American
Chamber of Commerce Executives Association,
Chamber of Commerce Executives Association of West Texas and the
Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers
Association.
He has taught and completed six years study at the Institute for
()rganization
Management co-sponsored
by the Chamber of Cormnerce of the
|’nited States and Texas Christian [;niversity.
tie attended South T~’xas (:o[lege and
the University of Houston, is married
and has one daughter, Pamela.
SWIFT/DIRECT
SERVICE
US GULF TO
FROM
LIVERPOOL
MA NCHES
HOUSTON o COTTON EXCHANGE BLDG.
GALVESTON
MICHAEL
¯
TER
CAPITOL4-1893 - TWX- 910 881-2650
NEW ORLEANS
¯
DALLAS
¯
MEMPHIS
SCORCIO
and will be directly responsible to the
execntive director
at the Navigation
District.
"We are happy to have a man of
Mike Scorcio’s experience oil our staff,"
Turner said in making the announcement. "This is a new job and we envision
his work primarily in the administrative
rather than operational field o[ port activity, with special emphasis on liaison
with civic, business and public interests."
A native of Portland, Oregon, Seoreio
came to Houston in 1945 with Braniff
Airlines after distinguished service with
the 15th Air Force in Italy as a navigator during World War II. He joined
the Junior Chamber of Commerce as executive secretary in 1951 and in 1955
moved to the civic affairs department of
the Chamber of Commerce.
After a year with the Chamber of
Four monthly sailings
HOUSTON, GALVESTON,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
on inducement
PORT ARTHUR, BEAUMONT, ORANGE
Twodirect to
YOKOHAMA,
NAGOYA,
OSAKA
KOBE
and two monthly sailings to
TAIWAN,
HONGKONG, BANGKOK, MANILA
Gu’lf Agents
KERR STEAMSHIP
COMPANY, INC.
CleggBuilding, 506 Caroline Street
Houston, Texas 77002
BEN H. MOORE
INSURANCE
AGENCY
BeeH. Moore- William C. Moore
MARINE- CASUALTY- FIRE
Cable: MOORDEEN
915 Werld Trade Bldg. 228-5227
JANUARY,1971
Galveston
Dallas
New Orleans
Memphis
311 Cotton Exchange 411 Cotton Exchange
Clegg Building 56 S. Front St.
Building
327 St. Charles St.
"K" LINE NEWYORK, INC.
General Agents* 29 Broadway,NewYork. N.Y. 10006
21
CustomsBrokers - International Freight Forwarders - Air Cargo
Petroleum Bldg., Houston (713) 224-9855
Los Angeles - San Francisco - Hollywood - San Diego - Chicago
Working
Partner
with
thePortof Houston
Helping
develop
the HoustonGulfCoast
area
~ ,~
J. C. Hurst, left, of Liverpool, England, managerof Blue Sea Line,
recently visited Port of Houstonfacilities
accompaniedby W. R. Suggs,
sales representativefor Furness, withy & Co., Ltd., steamshipagents for
the line. Blue Sea is composedof the Blue Funnel Line of Liverpool and
the SwedishEast Asia Co. Ltd. of Gothenburg, Swedenand offers twice
monthly sailings to and from the Gulf and the Far East.
~
/~_~’="
~ HOUSTONLIGHTING & POWERCOMPANY
SINCE
Export
OFFICE
and
1914
Domestic
Crating
MOVING AND STORING
SPECIALISTS
WALD
TRANSFER
& STORAGE
CO.
5205 S. Rice Ave.
Phone
This 1970 4-H WheatQuality Award Group from Kansas gathered in
the bow of the Port of Houston’s Inspection Vessel SAMHOUSTON
recently
before touring the Port’s facilities. Earlier the group toured the Port’s
Public Grain Elevator as guests of Grain Elevator ManagerKennethRoden,
extremeright.
666-2121
f
_~cBO
TEAMSHIP
ORPORATION
ALTO
N
/p Agenfs & Term~ha~ Operators
EASTGULF
WESTGULF
2300International TradeMart
7th Floor WorldTradeCenter
NewOrleans,Louisiana70130
Houston,Texas77002
Tel: CA8-866]. ¯ TWX:
713-57].-1421 Tel: 524-0701¯ TWX:504-822-5024
Cable "DALSHIP"
Gulf Agents for: ALCOA
LINE
CONCORDIA
LINE ¯ FINNLINES
JUGOLINIJA LINE ¯ N.YK. LINE ¯ POLISHOCEANLINE
A milled heavy machinepart, weighing morethan 165 tons, comesoff
the M/V BELOCEAN
to a waiting tractor and trailer which will take it to
OFFICES
IN: Beaumont
¯ Dallas ¯ Galveston¯ Memphis
¯ Mobile¯ NewYork
its destination, Cameron
Iron & Steel Worksof Houston.Customsbroker and
Port Arthur¯ In Mexico
City--Agencia
Transoceanica
de Vapores,S.A~ freight forwarder for the shipmentwas AlexanderG. Arroyos.
22
PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE
Norway’sArnt Breivik, center left, with 1,888 points, was the over-all
winner of the SecondAnnual International Seamen’sTrack & Field Meet
held at the Port of Houston a few monthsago. Shownwith him aboard
his ship, M/V NOPAL
PROGRESS,
is the vessel’s master, Capt. AageOIsen,
left, Ralph Freidmann,right, director of the HoustonNorwegianSeamen’s
Center, who was in charge of the track and field meet, and Morten
Svendsen,Norwegianfield representative in Houston.Breivik placed first
in the 100 meter dash and the long jump, and second in the high jump
to helpaccumulate
his massivetotal in points.
COASTALSERVICES
D]vislon, OceanWorld, Inc.
Sand Blasting ¯ Coastlngs ¯ Painting ¯ VacuumTruck/
Barge Service ¯ Stationary TankCleaning
OIL SPILL CONTROL
Equipment~CleanUp Service
6001 Gulf Freeway, Suite C-112
Houston, Texas 77023
Phone: 928-5888
Thesespecial, heavy-duty logging trucks and trailers from Oregonand
Washingtonrecently left the Port of Houston aboard Alcoa Steamship
Company’sM/V GUDVINfor delivery to Bruynzeel Surinam Houtmy in
Paramaribo, Surinam,South America. The"preload-type" Peerless logging
trailers were manufacturedby Peerless Trailer and Truck Service in Tualatin, Oregon,and the KenworthModelW-924trucks were manufacturedby
KenworthMotor Truck Co. of SeaHle,Washington.
N.Y.K. LINE
EXPRESSSERVICE
THREE MONTHLYSAILINGS
GULF PORTS
TO
PORT
HOUSTON
TRANSPORT
CORP.
6917 NAVIGATION BLVD. ¯ P.O. BOX 9296
HOUSTON11, TEXAS
JAPAN
Plus MonthlyServiceDirect To:
HONG KONG ¯ KEELUNG ¯ KAOHSIUNG
921-4168
U. S. CUSTOMBONDED
SPECIALIZING
IN IMPORT& EXPORT
HAULING
TRUCKS
ANDCARGO
INSURED
BONDED
PERSONNEL
Call Us on Your Local Transport Problem
GULF AGENTS
DALTON STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
HOUSTON
¯ GALVESTON
¯ BEAUMONT
* DALLAS
PORTARTHUR
° NEWORLEANS
¯ MEMPHIS
¯ MOBILE
CARTAINERLINE N.V.
ANTWERP,BELGIUM
Dependable
Express
Combination
FreightCarriersFromTheGulf To
ANTWERP
- BREMERHAVEN
GULF MOTORSHIPS,INC.
U.S. Gulf Agents
NEW ORLEANS
203 Gravier Bldg.
525-8416
JANUARY,1971
HOUSTON
421 Cotton ExchangeBldg.
CApitol 7-0215
GALVESTON
301 TexasBuilding
SOuthfield 3-2488
23
Lindsay Aitken, secondfrom right, who is industrial policy manager
for the Scottish Council
with headquartersin Edinburgh,visited the Port
of Houstonrecently on a tour to various ports
in the UnitedStates to discussexploitation of
deepwaterfacilities as part of a study for the
Forth and Clyde Port Authorities, serving Edinburgh and Glasgow, respectively. He is shown
here in the World Trade Club with, from left,
J. P. Turner, executive director of the Port of
Houston; John Stafford, British Consul (Commercial); RichardLeach,director of planningand
engineering, and George W. Altvater, deputy
director, both of the Port of Houston.
Delta AskingFor
CaribbeanRoute
ken schmolze
Delta Steamship IJnes, Inc., owners
and operators of a tleet of American-flag
cargo vessels serving the East Coast of
South America and the West Coast of
Africa to and from ports in the Gulf of
Mexico, has filed application with the
Maritime Administration for authorization to extend Delta’s present trade routes
to include the Caribbean ports presently
included on Trade Route 19.
The route, between Caribbean ports
and U.S. ports on the Gulf of Mexico,
was previously assigned to Lykes
Brothers Steamship Company.
In its application to the Maritime
Administration, Delta requests specifically that the authorization cover all
ports between United States Gulf ports
(Key West, Florida, to the Mexican
border) and foreign ports in the Gulf
of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and the
Guianas (Mexico to southern border of
French Guiana, all islands of the Caribbean including Virgin Islands and West
Indies, except the Canal Zone). This
range would include Venezudan ports
and East Coast Colombian ports.
Delta already has operating authority
to serve Puerto Rico and Barbados.
Delta is prepared to commence
service to
the ports in question immediately upon
approval of this application. Presently
the areas identified in this application
are inadequately served.
ourknow-it-all,
another
man
filledwithoriental
wisdom
Orient OverseasLine offers four regular
Kenis one of the deansof Orient
OverseasLine’s representatives. He’s
expressservices from U. S. Atlantic & Gulf
beensolving cargo handling problemsfor Ports to the Far East & SoutheastAsia,
more years than he’d care to admit. And including direct sailings betweenN.Y. and
he’s built up a reputation that’s strong,
Manila and our new service betweenN.Y.
--Japan & Korea. Cargovans, reefer, and
solid.., and well-deserved.
deeptank spaceavailable.
So if you have a cargo handling problem,
get in touch with Orient’s Know-It-All.
And get someOriental Wisdemworking
~j~,~lOPiMT
I
for you.
=,.,llD~,tm
OVERSEAS
LINE
GENERAL AGENTS
thor
eckert
~r company, inc.
19 RectorSt., NewYork 10006 ¯ Telephone: 014-8686
24
PORT OF HOUSTONMAGAZINE
Houston
Vishva Prem
Vishva Kirti
Vishva Jyoti
New Orleans
Jan. 29
Feb. 13
Feb. 2
Feb. 10
Feb. 22
Feb. 20
NewYork - go WestStreet- (212) 732-2211
NewOrleans- 1338Intern’l TradeMart - 522-6101
Houston- 420 McFadden
Bldg. - 222-9601
Galveston
- 512U.S. Nat’l BankBldg. - 765-9463
Dallas - 513 CottonExchange
Bldg. - 747-5064
Mobile- MarineBulk Ore Terminal- 433-1536
DIRECT FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE
Howard Braddy is manager of the new Houston
office of Bruce DuncanCo., Inc. engaged in both
the freight forwarding and customs house brokerage business. The firm’s homeoffice is located
in Los Angeles. The company has also opened
new offices in NewYork and Chicago. The Houston branch of Bruce Duncan is located at 609
Petroleum Building on Texas Avenue.
Volkswagen
Cuts
Import Damages
Volkswagen of America which has
sent more than four million VWvehicles
out onto U.S. highways is now in the
fifth year of a unique loss prevention
program that has already helped the
company cut shipping and dockside
handling damages by more than onethird.
Transporting Volkswagensto the more
than 1,150 authorized VWdealerships
which sell them in the U.S. involves a
fleet of more than 60 ships chartered to
Wolfsburger Transport. A subsidiary of
Volkswagenwerk AG, that company is
responsible for all overseas transportation of VWvehicles.
Rolf L. Meyer, manager of VWoA
Insurance Services, reports that "shipping damageto Volkswagensis the lowest of all the makes of cars imported to
the U.S." This, he said. is due in substantial part to VW’sloss prevention
program which was started in 1965.
Over the years since then, according
to VWoA,the frequency of shipping
damagehas been reduced by 35 per cent
while the severity of damageto each ear
has also been cut this by 13 per cent.
JANUARY,1971
U. S. GULFPORTS
TO:
MANCHESTERLIVERPOOL
-GLASGOW
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Sommers Isle
Jan. 12
Jan. 13
Jan. 15
African Prince
Lancasterian Prince
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Feb.
Feb. 5
Feb. 7
4
Mobile
Jan. 26
,
Houston: 814 World Trade Bldg. - Phone (713) 227-1521
7~$~’
NEWORLEANSHOUSTON
GALVESTON
¯ NEWYORK
ST. LOUIS.CHICAGO
WITHY & CO., LTD.
ALEXANDER SHIPPING CO.~MEMPHIS ¯ DALLAS
Fast Freight, Reefer, Deep Tank and PassengerService
U.S.
GULF/
FAR EAST
SERVICE
Regular Sailings From:
HOUSTON ¯
GALVESTON ¯
NEW ORLEANS
BEAUMONT
MANILA ¯ HONG KONG ¯ BANGKOK
PORT SWETTENHAM ¯
PENANG
¯
Other loading
or discharging
ports called
Agents
if
¯ SINGAPORE
BELAWANDELl
cargo warrants.
Agents:
BARBERSTEAMSHIP
LINES, INC.
BIEHL & COMPANY
17 Battery Place, NewYork, H. Y. 10004
(212) 944-1300
Sixth Floor, WORLD
TRADEBLDG.,
HOUSTON,TEXAS
CApitol 2-9961
25
iNDEPENDENT
GULFLINE
(Vinke& Co., Amsterdam,
Managers)
REGULAR
SERVICE
to andfromthe
CONTINENT
SHIPPING
CO
RPOP,~LT
ZON
GeneralAgent U.S.A.
Houston* Galveston¯ NewYork
¯ Baltlm
New Orleans¯ Memphis
Philadelphia¯ Wilmington
Refrigerated SpaceAvailable
FBM 2187
CABLE: MAHCO
M.G. Maher&Co., Inc.
Customhouse
Brokers-- Foreign Freight Forwarders
Members:CustomBrokers& ForwardersAssociation of America,Inc.
SanllnBuilding
NewOrleans12, Louisiana70112
Telephone:529-5941
TWX-810-951-5220
812 PetroleumBldg.
Houston,Texas 77002
224-8101
TWX-713-571-1283
GULF of MEXICO-EAST COAST of SOUTH AMERICA
WEST COAST of AFRICA-First class
American-Flag
service,
with frequent calls also at
Mexican and Puerto Rican ports.
Modern cargo liners--dependable
express general cargo
services--specializing in containerized and palletized shiplengths-- bulk
ments- refrigerated-heavy lifts--extra
liquids, etc.
DELTA STEAMSHIP LINES INC.
P.O. BOX 50250 ° NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70150
NEW YORK ¯ WASHINGTON¯ CHICAGO ¯ MOBILE ¯ HOUSTON
26
This two-mansubmarine,selling for less than
$10,000, recently cameinto the Port of Houston
aboard the S/S ADABELLELYKESfrom Hong
Kong whereit wasbuilt, for the Houstonfirm,
All OceanIndustries, distributor in the U.S. and
its possessions.Adaptableto use as a pleasure
craft or for varied industrial underseawork, the
light (11/2 ton) vessel lists an operatingdepth
150-170feet, although it is tested to 300 feet.
Inspectingthe submarinehere at a Port of Houston dock shed are, from the left, DennyBowman,
a veteran SCUBA
diver whoparticipated in the
recent TEKTITEunderwaterliving experimentsin
the Virgin Islands; EdwardJ. Fay, president of
All Ocean;HoustonAttorney William Haynes, a
vice president of All Ocean;and R. C. Postoof LykesBros. Steamship
Co., Inc.
Maier Selected
Cleburn.e
Maier,
Regional
Commissioner of Customs in Houston, has been
elected
to membership in the International Platform Association,
a 141-yearold organization
of distinguished
persons
from 55 nations
who have achieved excellence in using the spoken word. Maier
directs
U. S. Customs operations
in
Texas, Oklahoma,
Colorado,
New Mexico, and Southwestern
Louisiana.
He is
well known in the Southwest as a speaker
on international
economics, foreign trade
and U. S. Customs affairs.
New Computer
Center Opened
LykesYoungstown Computer Services
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Lykes-YoungstownCorporation, has announced the opening of operating cellters in Dallas and Houston.
Tile two Texas centers bring to six
the number of operational
centers opened
by Lykes-Youngstown
Computer Services
Corp. Other centers in operation are located in Atlanta,
Cleveland,
New Orleans and Tampa.
PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE
CONTROLFOR CONTAINERS
Theestablishmentof a container control departmentresponsiblefor coordination, control, and monitoringcontainer
movements
in the areas covered by Furness Withy MidwestOffices has been
announced.W. F. Beulke will head the
department.
i"
/
Pictured here are four of six Kenworth tractors
and Page LT-140 tractors shipped from the Port
of Houston on Delta Steamship Lines’ S/S DEL
SOLto Ghana and Liberia. This shipment originated in Portland, Oregon.
i
E.S.BinnJngs,
Inc.
Steamship Agents
711 FANNIN, SUITE 906
Telephone: 225-0531
HOUSTON, TEXAS
C0mpaniaSudAmericanade Vapores
ExpressFreight ServiceFrom
FRENCH LINE
(French Atlantic)
HANSA
(Persian
AND OTHERPORTSAS CARGOOFFERS
LINE
TO PANAMA
ECUADOR* PERU
BOLIVIA ° CHILE
Gulf)
GRANCOLOMBIANA
Colombia,
Panama via
HOUSTON ~ GALVESTON
MOBILE " NEW ORLEANS
LINE
29 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Tel. (212) 943-8600
Ecuador
Cristobal
Gulf Agents
OFFICES
NEW. ORLEANS
MEMPHIS
ST. LOUIS
A. L. "Art" McCarthy has taken over as United
Fruit Company’s freight
agent in Houston, replacing Ted Heidbrink who went to the parent
company’s New Orleans sales department. McCarthy, who is aided here in Houston by Staff
Members F. A. Buck and Jose Vivanco, is a
quarter-century veteran with United Fruit which
only recently was appointed general agents for
the Honduran Line.
GULF
PORTS
CRATING
CO.
Export
Packing
Commercial--Military
Boxing--Crating--Processing
HOUSTON:
1600 N. 75th St.,
923-5551
NEWORLEANS:
1717 Tchoupitoules 525-9936
JANUARY,
1971
HOUSTON
GALVESTON
DALLAS
SHIPPING
CO.
NEW ORLEANS ¯ HOUSTON ¯ MOBILE
GALVESTON ¯ CHICAGO ¯ ST. LOUIS
ATLANTA
¯ DALLAS
¯ MEMPHIS
Fast
Regular
Cargo
Service
HOUSTON,NEWORLEANS,MOBILE
WEEKLY
to
La Guaira*
and Curacao*
FORTNIGHTLY
to
LONGHORN
TRANSFERSERVICE, INC.
SPECIALIZING--IMPORT/EXPORTTRUCKING
71 12 Avenue C
Houston, Texas
926-2661
"Perfection in Performance
is AchievedOnly
by Experience"
STRACHAN
Maracaibo*,
Aruba*,
Guanta*,
Barbados,
Trinidad,
Pto. Cabello*
Georgetown
and Paramaribo
*Fortnightly
from Mobile
Agents:
Houston, Mobile, NewOrleans, Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, Memphis,
Atlanta .......................................
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY
Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh ..................................
LAVINO SHIPPING CO.
Baltimore, Norfolk .....................................
RAMSAY, SCARLETT& CO.
Detroit, Cleveland ..................
INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO.
Roual
netherlands
$leamship
bmaq
25
BROADWAY,
NEW
YORK,
N.
Y.
10004
27
/
Bank Lines’s M/V LAURELBANK
takes on a
load of bits to give extra bite to a tunnelborer
in NewZealand where the equipmentis destined. Steamshipagent for the shipmentwas
Strachan Shipping Company
and the foreign
freight forwarderwasArthurJ. Fritz & Company.
Directors
Elected
Three new directors
have been elected
to the boaM of United Fidelity
Life Insuran(’e
Company, which was acquired
recently
by Lykes-Youngstown
Corporation.
They are Joseph T. Lykes, Jr., of New
Orleans, chairman of the board of LykesYoungstown
Corporation;
Frank
A.
Nemee, of New Orleans,
president
of
Lykes-Youngstown
Corporation,
and
James M. Lykes, Jr.,
of Houston, executive vice president
of Lykes-Youngstown
(iorporation.
With the acquisition
of United Fidelity Life, the Lykes-Youngstown
Insurance Group now includes
four companies
having insurance in force totalling
more
than $1.6 billion
and assets of over $115
nfillion.
DEpEII4DABt’E
Aroundthe Clock
DOCKSIDEGENERALREPAIRS
Including
Electrical
and Refrigeration
Worldwide
RecognitionFor OurTankCleaningEquipment
andServices
CompleteFabricatedStevedoreEquipment
U.S. Department
of LaborCertified Testing Station
UNITED
STEVEDORING
Cotton Exchange Bldg.
MARINEMAINTENANCE
CO.
Houston,
Phone(713) 923-2884
HOUSTON:
..,.l link
DivisionOf
StatesMarineLines,Inc.
Galveston,
Phone(713) SO2-7785
227-0687
227-3374
in the chain of Lykes 5 trade routes
Generations of LYKESshipping experience are
export-importback°ft°day’s
outstanding
service
tothetrade.
Our
new
carg°
fleet
is
am°ng America’s
~
fastest with more20-knot ships than any other
single privately-ownedfleet in the world. They
are regularly and dependablyscheduled.
J
/~,
f nest
~ ~’
L~|
rl~
FI~
and~~l~i~ ~L_ ~_..:
~
LYKES
BROS.
S
~.
~ "-
q/Jl
STEAMSHIP
CO.,
INC.
Cotton ExchangeBldg., Houston, Texas
Offices and Agentsin the United States andin Principal WorldPorts
U. K. LINE ¯ CONTINENT
LINE ¯ MEDITERRANEAN
LINE ¯ AFRICALINE ¯ ORIENTLINE
28
PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE
HOUSTONSTEAMSHIPAGENTS
AMERIND SHIPPING
CORP.
906 Petroleum Bldg., 227-5335
AQUA STEAMSHIP AGENCY, INC.
509 Petroleum Bldg.. 224-6207
AYERS STEAMSHIP CO.,
INC.
509 World Trade Building, 227-3261
Columbia Steamship Co.
Gallen Line
*Maritime Company of the Philippines
Peruana de Navegacion, S.A.
& COMPANY
6th Floor, World Trade Building, 222-9961
*Barber Lines
Nepal Line (Northern Pan American)
Nepal West Africa Line
*Hapag-Lloyd
AG
KSC Line
Ozean/Stinnes Lines
Sidarma Line
Mamenic Line
Scindia Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
Farrell Lines
L. Smit & Co.’s
Gulf Alaska Line
Stair-Lloyd, N.V.
C. Clausen Steamship Co., Ltd.
711 Fannin, 225-0531
BI~TSCH
RETLA STEAMSHIP CO.,
Retie Steamship Co., Inc.
World-Wide Services
FRITZ MARITIME AGENCY
706 Petroleum Bldg., 228-0221
FURNESS,
WITHY & CO.,
LTD.
STEAMSHIP CO.
CANADIAN-GULF LINE,
LTD.
GULF COAST SHIPPING CORP.
300 McFadden Bldg., 225-0869
Co.. Ltd.
GULF MOTORSHIPS, INC.
421 Cotton Exchange Bldg., 227-0215
Wallenius Line
China Union Line
Cobel fret Lines
Maritime Fruit Carriers
Intermarine Line
*Cartainer Line
Cotton Exchange Building, 227-3374
States Marine Lines
Far East Service
South East Asia Service
Mediterranean Service
Red Sea-Persian Gulf Service
South & East Africa Service
World Wide Full Cargo Service
Isthmian Lines
India-Pakistan-Ceylon-Burma
Service
Red Sea & Persian Gulf Service
Thai Mercantile Marine
South East Asia Service
STATES SHIPPING
Co., Ltd.
AGENCY
912 World Trade Bldg., 225-0357
HANSEN & TIDEMANN, INC.
16th Floor, Cotton Exchange Bldg., 223-4181
Atlantic Shipping Company, S.A.
Agence Maritime Transoceanique,
S.A.
East West Shipping Agencies,
Inc.
National Shipping Corporation
Sea King Corporation
STRM21[L~d~ SIIIPPING CO.
Cotton Exchange Building, 228-1431
*Argentine Lines
Bank Line
Barber Line
Black Star Line
Blue Star Line
Chilean Line
Hoegh Lines
/vlexican Line
*Mitsui-OSK Lines, Ltd.
Nedlloyd Line
*Royal Netherlands Line
*Swedish-At lantie Line
Unterweser Reederel
Wilhelmsen Lines
LTD.
T. J. STEVENSONCO., INC.
KERR STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
INC.
506 Caroline 227-0165
Columbus Line Australian
Service
*Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd.
Navem Line
Nervion Line
Dafra Lines
Pan Hemisphere Transports,
Stevenson Line
Peruvian State Line
Netumar Line
Inc.
TEXAS TRANSPORT &
TERMINALCO., INC.
llth Floor, 711 Fannin, 225-5461
Canadian-Gulf Line, Ltd.
Montreal Shipping Co.
Stockard Shipping Co.
LE BLANC-PARR, INC.
Cotton Exchange Bldg, 224-1893
GULF STEAMSHIP
*Harrison
Line
LONE STAR SHIPPING,
INC.
1505 Texas Avenue, 224-7531
711 Fannin, 224-6075
Gulf-Mediterranean
Line
Gulf-Red Sea Line
Gulf-Persian Gulf Line
Gulf-lndia/Pakistan
Line
Gulf-World Wide Full Cargo Service
J. M. COOK COMPANY
817 World Trade Building,
223-4546
D.B. Turkish Cargo Line
International
Maritime Agencies. Inc.
*Seven Stars (Africa) Line
*Zim Israel Navigation Company, Ltd.
Transport Commercial Corporation
DALTON STEAMSHIP CORP.
7th Floor, World Trade Building, 228-8661
*Alcoa Line
*Concordia Line
*Finnlines
*Jugolinij a Line
*N. Y. K. Line
*Polish Ocean Lines
*DELTA STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.
1315 Cotton Exchange Bldg., 227-5101
Delta East Coast South America Line
Delta West Africa Line
JANUARY, 1971
Coastwise Service
STATES MARI1W~-ISI~[MIM~I
AGENCY, INC.
P.O. Box 5355, 921-4196
* Indicates Container facilities
*SEA-LAND SERVICE, INC.
8402 Clinton Drive, 672-6651
308 Petroleum Bldg., 224.1703
Orient Mid-East Line
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
AGENCY
Cotton Exchange Bldg., 222-025I
Truck Trailer
Blue Sea Line
Furness Line
*Gulf Container Line
Nordana Line
303 Petroleum Bldg., 224-8607
Cotton Exchange Bldg., 225-1939
ag.NTRAL
CORP.
ROBERTS STEAMSHIP
C. N. Lloyd Brasileiro
814 World Trade Building, 227-1521
*HELLENIC LINES,
$.A.
INC.
711 Fannin, 227-3108
Agrimar De Panama
*Belgian African Line
d’Amico Line
Deppe Line
East Asiatic Co., Ltd.
Federal
Commonwealth Line
Federal Pacific Lakes Line
Fred. Olsen Interocean Line
Insco Lines
Irish Shipping Limited
Maersk Line
United Towing Co.
Pacific Far East Line
South African Marine Corporation
Surinam Line
E. S. BINNINGS, INC.
Flora Mercante Grancolomhlana,
(Grancolombiana
Line)
*French Line
*Hansa Line
Knutsen Line
Empress Maritime de Chile
INC.
224-9795
China Merchants Steam Navigation
Eddie Steamship Lines, Inc.
Jugooceanija Lines
Transamerican
SS Corp.
Marine Transport Lines, Inc.
Sovereign Marine Lines
Mercury Marine Agencies, Inc.
Crescent Marine Corp.
Penntex Steamship Corp.
BIEHL
FOWLER & McVITIE,
Cotton Exchange Building,
American Export Isbrandtsen
Lines
Cast Transportation
Ltd. (Richmond Shipping Ltd.)
Clipper Marine Corporation
Colonial Tankers Corporation
Coral Line
*Independent Gulf Line
James W. Elwe]l & Company
Orient Overseas Container Line
Pollux Marine Agency
Ship Services Ltd.:
Western Agency, Inc.
Western Tankers Corp.
Uruguayan Line
Westwaters Management, Inc.
Western Agency, Inc.
Western Tankers Corp.
and Service.
Florida Lines
Flomerca Line
Mini Line
Orient Overseas Line--Far East Service
Orient Overseas Line--Southeast Asia Service
*Term Line--Mediterranean
Service
Pan-Islamic
Line
*LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP
CO., INC.
Cotton Exchange Building, 3rd Floor, 227.7211
Gulf & South American S.S.
Lykes African Line
Lykes Continent Line
Lykes Mediterranean Line
Lykes Orient Line
Lykes United Kingdom Line
Co.
Anco Tanker Parcel Service
Cunard Brocklebank Service
P. N. Djakarta Lloyd
*Holland-America Line
*Yamashita-Shinnihon
Line
Union of Burma Five Star Line
*C. A. Venezolana de Navegacion
(Venezuelan Line)
Westwind Africa Line
N.V. Bureau Wijsmuller
*TRRUTAINER DIVISIONUNIVERSAL CARLOADING &
DISTRIBUTING, INC.
1217 Prairie,
Cartainer
Room 201, 223-4109
Line
JAN C.
UITERWYK CO., INC.
711 Fannin, 228-968I
Azte Line
Guatemala Line
Jumbo Shipping
Naviera Lagos
Uiterwyk Shipping Limited
United Yugoslav Line
NORTON, LILLY & CO.
UNITED
320 McFadden Bldg.,
Freight Traffic Department
908 World Trade Bldg., 225-3597
Jayanti Shipping Co.,
Lauro Line
Shipping Corporation
Ellerman & BueknaI1
New Zealand Shipping
Port Line
Manz Line
Stevenson Line
222-9601
Ltd.
of India
Steamship Co., Ltd.
Co., Ltd.
FRUIT COMPANY
United Fruit Company
Empressa Hondurena de Vapores,
S.A.
WILKENS SHIPPING CO.
Cotton Exchange Building, 227-4395
*Waterman Steamship
Corp.
29
30
PORT OF HOUSTONMAGAZINE
--~ --{Me,:
, . .
_~,:
.~
=1~ ,~
o d
>>>
k- I- t-
333
k- I- I-
==
~u3(I)
-= -~ -=
22
.=- .5 .-
~ °~ ~I,J U) ~OU)
d
~zz
z
¢=
~z~
N
z
o
z
= =
L~
e~~::~~
~, -.]--..-
U.U.
o
o0 -
e~
N
EE
I-, h- II- I- Ixxx
I-I-I-
o~
=,
> o=p~:~:z<<
>,:> -~._= =
~..¢n m
p~
Ig
"~’<
t--
~’ ....-
=._~=~.~
~z~d
~._==~.~
~=:E o=
JANUARY,1971
..~ =~.c=.=
= .~-~
31~
fast
and frequent
Deppe Line French Line
(Alternate
Services)
betweenthe Gulf
and North Europe
Hansen& Tidemann,Inc.
General
Agents
Houston-- call CA 3-4181
Cable
Address
"RICE,"
Houston
KERR STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Inc.
United States Gulf Ports to Spain . . . Morocco . . . Portugal . . . Philippines
Mediterranean
Ports . . . Pakistan
Clegg Bldg.
506 Caroline St.
HOUSTON
. . . India
. . . Ceylon ...
. . . Japan . . . Brazilian
Ports . . .
Panama Canal and West Coast of South America Ports
Cotton Exchange Bldg.
Cotton Exchange Bldg.
DALLAS
GALVESTON
SERVICES
Fnord HOUSTON
andother
Gulfports
INDIA SERVICE
Karachi
Madras
World
All
Baltimore
Boston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
34
Detroit
Galveston
Houston
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington, D. C.
¯
¯ Bombay
Calcutta
¯ Colombo
¯ Rangoon
Wide Cargo Services
Coasts
of the
United
from
States
COTTON
EXCHANGE
BLDG., HOUSTON
PORT OF
HOUSTON MAGAZINE
Bankofthe~F’A
Southwest ~~
POSTMASTER:
If not delivered in
five days, return to P. O. Box2562,
Houston, Texas 77001. Return requested.
BULK
RATE
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Houston, Texas
Permit No. 5441
Modern cargo handling methods and equipment, an efficient
shed system and more than a million
transit
feet of warehousesassure you
of economical storing and handling. Large concrete warehouseswith
automatic sprinkler
systems protect your cargo around the clock.
MANCHESTER
TERMINAL
CORPORATION
P. O. Box 52278 -- Houston, Texas 77052
General Offices: 4:25 Cotton ExchangeBldg. (713) :227-3296
Houston’s Privately-Owned
and Operated Terminal