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PORT ~lerrp COriztmaz ’\ and a Golden New Year From Your Houston Friends HOUSTON NEW YORK CiTY KANSAS CITY CHICAGO GEORGE W. ALTVATER JOHN A. LALA CHARLES A. BARROWS HUME HENDERSON General Sales Manager District Sales Manager District Sales Manager District Sales Manager Board of Trade Building Board of Trade Building FRANK WARE) JOHN R. WEILER Telephone Victor 2-5732 Telephone WEbster 9-622C District Sales Manager Assistant Sales Manager 1519 Capitol Ave, 25 Broadway "telephone CA 5-0671 Telephone BOwling Green 9-7747 we oFFeR you: Q . ° ¯ Always Spem]y, wa ¯ Six Trunk-lineRailroads ¯ ..... =__~ ~= m= ~,memm~mm ¯ 58 Comm0nCarrier Truck/ines : TMIE OiiDT ill; IJlilllMTlli ~..~11 ¯ 120Steamship Services ¯ gilt rlllll Ill iilniilllllll ¯ HeavyLift Equipment : /lib IVIll lfl mlivvmvm= ¯ ~.1, ¯ MarginalTracks at Shipside Execut=ve" Offices." 1 51 9 Capitol" Ave. 28 BargeLines 90 TankerLines At The Port of Houston MANCHESTEROFFERS CompleteWarehousing- Berthing Facilities Manchester’s modern plant features: Manchester Terminal pro- ¯ rides complete water-rail- Wharfside storage facilities ¯ Large outdoor storage area truck handling of cotton and ¯ High-density cotton compresses all types of general cargo. ¯ Automatic sprinkler system ¯ Rapid truck loading-unloading facilities ¯ Modern handling methods and equipment For comp/ete cargo-handling service, use Mancnester l erminal Manchester Terminal Corporation Houston 1, Texas P. 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LOCIqETT,JR., Counsel Consular Corps Entertained on Sam Houston ................... SAMUELB. BRUCE,Auditor 16 TRAVlSSMITH, Engineer and Planning Manager RICHARDLEACtt, Chic] Engineer RORERTW. ROmNSON,Accounts Manager Delta’s Modern Ships Carry Cargoes on Fast Schedules .............. 18 KENNETtlW. STEPHENS, Personnel Manager W. E. GOYEN,Purchasing Manager T. E. WtIATLEY,Administrative Assistant VINCENTD. WILLIAMS,Administrative Assistant Port of Houston Shipping Directory ..................... 3l PUBLICRELATIONS DEPARTMENT LLOYDGREGORY, Director o/In/urination TEDSUMERLIN, Editor oJ Magazine Sailing Schedule For General Cargo Ships ......................... 32 VAUGIIN M. BRYANT, Director o] International Relations SALES DEPARTMENT GEORCEW. ALTVATER,General Sales Manager Jont~ A. LAEA,District Sales Manager FRANK WARD, Assistant 25 Broadway, NewYork, N. Y. THE COVER HUME A. HENDERSON, District Sales Manager Board of Trade Building, Chicago, Ill. CHARLESA. BARROWS,District Sales Manager The Delta Line’s new ship the Del Rio is turning around in the Port of Houston’s Board of Trade Building, Kansas City, Mo. JOHN R. WEILER, District Sales Manager world-famous Turning Basin to start a trip to South America. For more about this 1519 Capitol, Houston OPERATIONSDEPARTMENT progressive company see Page 18. C. E. BULLOCK,Operations Manager W. F. LAND, Terminal Manager T. H. SHERWOOD,Manager o] Grain Elevator D.M. FHAZIOR,Marine & Plant Protection Mgr. D. 1°o WALSII, Maintenance Superintendent WORLD TRADE CENTER The PORT OF HOUSTONMagazine is pub- mission is given for the reproduction or use lished monthly and distributed free to mari- of any material, provided credit is given to the EDWARD J. FAY, Director time, industrial and transportation interests in the United States and foreign countries. Its Port of Houston. EXECUTIVE OFFICES purpose is to inform shippers and others inter- Additional information or extra copies of 1519 Capitol Avenue at Crawford Street ested in the Port of Houston of its develop- this magazine may be obtained by writing The Telephone CApitol 5-0671 ment, facilities, plans and accomplishments. Port of Houston Magazine, 3005 Louisiana P. O. Box 2562, Houston 1, Texas This publication is not copyrighted and per- Street, Houston 6, Texas. DECEMBER, 1961 7 VISIIOIISIHRONG HOUSIOArS HOSPIIALIIY ROOM MORE THAN 1500 shippers, importers and other The Port of Houston’s receptions were in the nearby friends of the Port of Houston engaged in foreign trade vis- Sheraton-East Hotel. ited with Port officials and executives in the Port of Hous- Others from Houston present in the Navigation District’s ton’s hospitality suite at the 48th National Foreign Trade hospitality room to help greet the hundreds of guests daily Convention in New York October 30-November 1. were Alfred Bessell, Jr., chairman of the board; Burke Baker, The Harris County Houston Navigation District played Jr., president, and James H. Branard, Jr., executive vice host to their customers and other friends both noon and president, all of the Gulf Atlantic Warehouse Co. (Long evening during the three-day convention, with a delegation Reach Docks); George 7{7. Ebanks, vice president, National headed by Port Commission Chairman Howard Tellepsen and Bank of Commerce; Harold C. Hix, president, Manchester including Commissioners J. P. Hamblen and W. M. Hatten, Terminal Corporation; Sydnor Oden, executive vice presi- and Port General Manager J. P. Turner. dent, and Norman T. Ness, secretary, Anderson Clayton & Co. Also on hand from the Navigation District as hosts, were and Charles Celaya, vice president of First City National Bank. General Sales Manager George W. Altvater and his assistant, Also, Greg B. Perry, general manager, Houston Port Bu- Thomas E. Davies; District Sales Representative John A. reau; Felix
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