A 23-member City of Westminster, England, Chamber of Commerce Trade Mission visited Houston recently to develop business relations with area industrialists and businessmen. Among FastRegular Cargo Service those at a reception given by British Consul General Gerald Simpson were, left to right, Pat- rick Bradley, managing director, Pope & Bradley HOUSTON,, MOBILE Ltd., custom tailors; J. P. Turner, executive direc- tor, Port of Houston; Miss Peta Brennan-Thorpe, WEEKLY managing director, Thorpe (Group Services) Ltd., lithographic printers, and Merle Crockard, vice to La Guaira*,Curacao* and Trinidad* president, International Department, Bank of the Southwest, Houston. FORTNIGHTLY to Maracaibo*,Aruba, Guanta, Barbados, Georgetown*and Paramaribo* CunardTo Resume *Fortnightly from Mobile WestwardExpress Agents: Houston, Mobile, New Orleans, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Dallas, Kansas City, Cunard Brocklebank Services will re- Memphis, Atlanta ...... STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY sume westbound express services from New York, Detroit ...... FUNCH, EDYE & CO., INC. and Glasgm~.direct to U. S. Gulf Ports ~ith the arrival of the first vessel. M. V. NORD1A,scheduled in the llmjalilelherlands $leamship bmpanu Gulf lhe latter part of December,Texas Transport & Terminal Co., Inc., Gulf 25 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10004 general agents for the line, has an- nounced. Beginning in January, sailings will be Oll a regular twice-monthly basis, with the ,11. V. J1ASIR,4tlsailing Liver- pool on January 2 and the M. V. 31ATURATAsailing January 15. The vessels have refrigerated and deep tank space available. Principal ports of dis- charge will be Houston, Galveston, New Orh’ans, Louisiana, and Mobile.

AGENCY IS NAMED Transatlanlic Shipping Agency, Inc. FEDERAL BARGE ’ROVES "The floated has been appointed managers for the Beige-American Line’s new service to ton is the chea with the two be inangurated from the Continent to most powerful in the world! U. S. South Atlantic and Gulf of Mex- ico ports. The M/V A/~4ERICA~-9,000 h.p. ¯ The M/V UNITED STATES--9,000 h.p. Whatever your commodity--Wherever il is going along the rivers-- FBL will get it there.,. Economically--Efficiently--Dependably. LONGHORN TRANSFER SERVICE, INC. SPECIALIZI NG~IMPORT/EXPORTTRUCKING FEDERAL 611 EASTMARCEAU STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI63111 7112 Avenue C Houston, Texas rFnl BARGE WA 6-2661 Offices: NewYork, Chicago, KansasCity, NewOrleans, "Perfection m Performanceis Achieved Only Memphis,Minneapolis, Houston; Mobile and Fairfield, A|a. by Experience" LINES, INC.

DECEMBER,1967 21 AdmiralCraik To Head Academy Rear Admiral James D. Craik, former commandant of the 8th Coast Guard District, has been namedsuperintendent ...... iiili; i i ;ii of the Texas Maritime Academyat GaI ...... vcston. Craik, who retired from the Coast Guard earlier in the year, succeeds .... Captain Bennett M. Dodson, U SN ...... who established the Academy in 1962, and who is now retiring. Craik’s ap- pointment became effeclive November 1. Shipvia Port of HoustonI

His Royal Highness Prince Tu’ipelehake of Tonga (Friendly Islands) visited Houstonrecently as part of a tour of the United States at the invitation of the Department of State. Brother of King George Tupou IV, whose coronation was celebrated only last summer,Prince Tu’ipelehake while in Houston renewed acquaintances with a friend of long standing, James E. Windrum, right, who for more f than 5 years was Consular Agent of Great Britain FEARNLEY& EGER,Oslo, Norway on the Island of Tonga before his retirement from the British Foreign Service. In charge of local Fast Freight, Reefer, Deep Tank and Passenger Service arrangements for His Highness were the offices of the Institute of International Education, headed U.S. GULF / FAR EAST SERVICE by Mrs. Alice ReynoldsPratt, left. Regular Sailings From: - GENERALSHIP REPAIR - POANGRAELECTRIC COMPANY HOUSTON ¯ GALVESTON ¯ BEAUMONT Machinist, Boiler Makers,Riggers, Electric, Diesel & Refrigeration Service MOBILE ¯ NEW ORLEANS BUSINESS PHONE WA 1-O526 Night Numbers ALSO OTHER TEXAS PORTS AS CARGOWARRANTS MI 9-6340 NE 3-3852

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22 PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE NipponYusen Kaisha--the N.Y.K. Line--and DaltonSteamship Corporation held a reception recentlyto honorthe generalmanager of N.Y.K.’sNew York Branch, Mr. S. Kobayashl. In the receivingllne to greetthe morethan 100 guests were, left to right, A. Suguwara,assistant to Kobayashi; W. H. Prultt, generalmanager, Dalton; Koboyashi;and Frank E. Cartwright,general vice president,Dalton. N.Y.K. Line maintainsliner servicebetween the U. S. andthe Far East.

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ContainerExpert t i t t Is Transferred 8 I One of tile key men in Ihc develop- ment of the containership industry, l/ay F. Huette. who has been operations man- ager for Sea-Land Service. [nc.’s Hous- Ion terminal since, the company sailed its first container \csscl lint years ago, has lransfcrred 1o Atlanta. Georgia. "Thanks to the splendid co~peratum developed t)(’t~een in(hlslry, common Sailingsweekly from U.S. gulf carriers and the Porh we pioneered a portsto Brazil, Uruguayand containership sm’vice that we believe spavined lhe current re~olution in Marl- Argentina. lime Shipping. We lhink it is now pay- Every10 daysto WestAfrica. i,g dividends for this Port Iof Hous- Io11!. ,:lind will COtllilltle lo do so for many years lo come." Httette said in a farewell letter sent to Houston business associates. ModernAmerican-flag cargo liners offering dependable GULFPORTS CRATING CO. expressservices for refrigerated,bulk, dry, liquid, heavy- Export Packing lift, containerizedand general cargoes. CommercialiMilitory Boxing--Crating--Processing Delta SteamshipLines Inc. P.O. Box50250. NewOrleans, La. 70150 ¯ HewYork ¯ Washington¯ Chicago* Houston HOUSTON:1600 N. 75th St., WA3-5551 NEWORLEANS: 2731 Chartres, 945-7975

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ExpressService The newHansa Line MotorShip BIRKENFELScalled Houstonrecently on her maidenvoyage. Her master, Captain A. T. Dullens waspresented the Port of Houston’s maidenvoyage plaque for his to andfrom the ship by HoustonJunior Chamberof Commercerepresentatives Ran Wade,right, and Robert Bacon, left, with O. J. Waggenspack,local managerof E. S. Binnlngs, Inc., line agents. The 500-foot long BIRKENFELSis one of a newclass of six vesselsbeing put into service by HansaLine. Shehas a 150- MEDITERRANEAN ton heavylift and two traveling cranesof 5-tons each. RED SEA ARABIANGULF NewStevedoring and Firm Organized INDIA F r ation of ])ixie Stevedores, Inc., PAKISTAN contracting and eonsuhing stevedores, was announced by a spokesman for the CEYLON companywho said thai operations began last month in the Gulf port cities of BURMA [touston. New()rh’ans, Calw’ston and Freeport. Services available through the Company’sf a e ili t i es include general. Refrigerated Space bulk and grain cargo handling as well Deep Tanks ¯ Heavy Lifts as car and barge loading and unloading. Passenger Accommodations CompaniaSud Americanade Vapores l’]xeeutives of Dixie Stevedores, lne.. ExpressFreight Service From are G. Abaunza. Jr., l)resident; A. C. HOUSTON ¯ GALVESTON Ileam,y, general manager: and tlul)ert HELLENIC LINES LIMITED MOBILE ¯ NEWORLEANS Eden. chief stevedoring supervisor. 1133 Int’l. Trade Mart Tower AND OTHER PORTS AS CARGO OFFERS New Orleans 70130 TO ECUADOR¯ PERU SHIP IS LAUNCHED BOLIVIA ¯ CHILE Safmarine’s sixth fully refrigerated Houston Agent 29 Broadway,New York, N. Y. ship, the S.A. ZEBE1) IELA. was Tel. (212) 943-8600 launched recently at Heusden, Holland. LE BLANC-PARR,INC. Gulf Agents The 10.395 ton vessel has more than 616 Cotton Exchange Building STRACHANSHIPPING CO. 50().()()0 cubit: f,’et of reef~’r space. These NEWORLEANS ¯ HOUSTON¯ MOBILE ships norntally operate in lhe perishab]e GALVESTON¯ CHICAGO¯ ST. LOUIS CA 2-2259 CINCINNATI ¯ DALLAS¯ KANSASCITY fruit trade betxveen South Africa and MEMPHIS¯ ATLANTA¯ MILWAUKEE AREACODE 713 ]’]u rl,p~, I_F.K.

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A new type of seismic exploration equipment used in hunting oil was loaded aboard the Argentine Line’s M. V. ALMIRANTESTEWART at the Port of Houstonrecently for shipmentto the Cuyo Basin area in Argentina’s MandozaProv- bay/ ince. Three large Dinoseis units, one of which is shownbeing loaded aboardthe vessel, as well as a recording truck and other vehicles and ,11 ;£2 ;0. equipment to be used by Index Geophysical Telephone:CApltol 5-0531 houston Surveys Corporation was shipped by Hagemann HOUSTON,TEXAS Industries, Inc. StrachanShipping Co. are agents for the Argentine Line. "A" towmgl C.T.O. tIRE (Manila and Far East) company SILVER ANNIVERSARY FRENCHLINE (FrenchAtlantic) RBORAND COASTWIS! TOWIN( Fcarnh’y & Eger, hw.. eelehrated its 25th anniversary on November22. HANSALINE ~[~ The coml)any represents Fearnley (Med./RedSea/Perslan Gulf) Eger, Oslo, Norway.in the United States as general agent for the Fern Line bi- GRANCOLOMBIANALINE monthly serxice from the U.S. Gulf and Central America, Colombia,Ecuador, Peru West Coast ports lo th’e Far East. They Panamavia Cristobal also act as NewYork agent for Ozean/ OFFICES >. Slinnes Ifines which sail from the U.S. NEWORLEANS HOUSTON 2 Gulf to Continental l).rts. MEMPHIS GALVESTON ST. LOUIS DALLAS

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The star of the institute of International Education’s "Ol~ Mexico" musical presentation that was held in the HoustonCivic Center’s Jones Hall, Veronica Loyo, charms two North European Consular representatives at a meeting in SINCE 1914 the Houston WorJd Trade Club. At right is Belgian’s Consul General Herman J. Matsaert, and at Jeff, Bernard Daugbjerg, Honorary Consul of Denmark. Export and Domestic CraLing OFFICE MOVING AND STORING SPECIALISTS

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Dr. Warren Rose, left, Chairman of the Transportation Department in the University of Houston’s College of Business Administration, was awarded a citation by the Propeller Club of the United States, during the Club’s national convention at Honolulu in October, for outstanding service in the field of teaching and research in the field of transportation. Capt. James Baker of Lykes Bros Steamship Co. presented the award at a recent meet- ing of the Houston Propeller Club in the World Trade Club. Dr. Rose re- cently supervised and produced a study of the economic impact of the Port of Houston on the Houston area economyfor the Navigation District.

WorkingPartner with Houston New Orleans ISTINA Dec. 12 Dec. 15 thePort of Houston A Vessel Dec. 3 i Jan. 2 Helpingdevelop ~,~1 k~ ’~ iii the Houston- GULF AGENTS ~1~ WEST COASTLINE, INC. GulfCoast area /~~ 1113 INTERNATIONALTRADE MART TOWER NEW ORLEANS,LA. 70130 524-6751 HOUSTON NEWYORK GALVESTON 817 WORLDTRADE CENTER 17 BATTERYPLACE 706 U.S. NAT’L BANKBLDG. I~ HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY CA3-4546 WHITEHALL3-9600 SO5-7353 II 26 °ORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE ¯ I ~iiiii i~ii iiiii; ii~i~ii~ :i!~ii iiiiii!iiiiiii!i i i i!i iiiiiiii!i i~i~~~~: ’!i PORTHOUSTON TRANSPORT CORP. 6917NAVIGATIONHouSTONwABLVD.1.416811, TExAsP"O. BOX9296

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OALTON ~STEAMSHIP ¯ , ...... ¯ .. , . . .--~J~~ CORPORATION coCa~’nYaeshp Yr~uenn~adter ;’fatq huee hM°nV°r’~¢ ~iDAveR:~l°sfmfhaedEdd~°eyS;aWh’l~ --4 ~ Sh/p Ago/,/s c~ 7-e//,,/na/ Opera/o/.~ at the Port of Houston recently. The presentation was made by Junior Chamber of Commerce member Don Musick to the captain, center. Chief officer Shul Ching-Yao and second officer Teng Yu-Chen are on the right. WEST GULF EAST GULF The vessel camein ballast from her trials in Japan and loaded a full cargo 7th Floor World Trade Center 2300 International Trade Mart of grain for Japan. Agents for the Taiwan-based steamship company are NewOrleans, Louisiar~a 70130 Gulf Coast Shipping Corp. Houston, Texas 77002 Tel:CA 8-8661 ° TWX: 713-571-1521 Tel: 524-0701 ¯ TWX: 504-822-5024 gable "DALSHIP"

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The S. S. CLIO, owned by Ionian Sea Operators, Inc., made her maiden voyage to Houston recently where Junior Chamber of Commercemember G. White, II, left, presented her master, Captain A. Chalikiopoulos, with a Port of Houston plaque to honor the occasion. Also on hand were Captain M. Macrls, owner’s representative from New York, and Captain J. R. Kaighen of Ayers Steamship Co., Inc., ship’s agents. The vessel lifted eneral cargo for the Middle East. N. Y. K. L!NoE Three Sailings per JAPANESE PORTS DALTONSTEAMSHIP CORP. Gulf General Agents ~ SOUTH AFR/CAN MARINE CORP. [N.Y.] Cable Address:"Dalship" FROM:HOUSTON, GALVESTON, NEW ORLEANS. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON. ,PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. TO: CAPETOWN.PORT ELIZABETH. C~es In .~AST LONDON,DURBAN, LOURENCO, MARQUES AND BEIRA. Houston ¯ Galveston ¯ Beaumont¯ Port Arthur ¯ Dallas ¯ New O,f, an, ¯ ~e~oh;~ ¯ Mobile

DECEMBER,1967 27 CTI-ContainerTransport International Inc. now hasspecial rail containercars in servicein Europe, according to President ThomasG. Newman.The cars maypass freely throughout Europeand containers loaded on them travel Tare-free. The cars are designedto carry one 40-foot container, or two 20-footers, or a combinationof small units whosecombined length is less than 45-feet, 11-3/10-1nches(13 meters). Capacityof the cars is 33 tons.

MaritimeBooks Are Published .at new treatise on "The Ocean Freight Forwarder, The Exporter and the Law" has been published by Cornell Maritime Press, Inc. Said to be a first in its fieht, tile book ~.as ~ritlen by Gerald H. Ull- New Orleans Galveston Houston man. long-time counsd for the New VISHVA PREM Dec. 6 Dec. 8 York Freight Forwarders and Brokers VISHVA TEJ Dec. 13 Dec.-~5 Dec. 17 VISHVAKIRTI Jan. 5 ~ Jan. 7 Association. The book is priced at $5. "Exporl/hnport Traffic Management and Forwarding" bv Alfred Murr, pub- lished by Cornell _~’laritime Press, Inc., is a new edition that has been updated in every section. This handbook is a comprehensive coverage of the subjects prepared by a man of broad practical business and teaching experience. This is a definitive work ~hich will mc’et the constantly grmving need for informa- lion on this vital phase of international business. The volume is $10 from the publisher in Cambridge, Maryland 21613. SWEDISHATLANTIC- WILHELMSEN "Ports of the World 1967" and Swedish Atlantic Line, Gothenburg, Sweden and Wi]helmsen, also, Norway ~ "Tanker & Bulk Carrier World Direc- tory," two publications of interest to ship owners and operators are now being Regular Freight and Refrigerated Service distributed in the United States bv John FROM GULF PORTS de Graft, Inc.. 3~1 Oak Avenue, Tucka- to hoe, N. Y. 10707. at $20.00 each. LE HAVRE- ANTWERP- GHENT- ROTTERDAM "Ports of the World." published by Shipping World Limited, London, gives BREMEN- HAMBURG a brief description of the world’s ports, OSLO- GOTHENBURG- COPENHAGEN - MALMO giving localion, accommodations, ser- xiccs available, fees, requirements, local STOCKHOLM- HELSINKI - GDYNIA holidays and olher information useful to calling vessels. STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY "Tanker & Bulk Carrier World l)i- GENERAL AGENTS rectory" is published by Terminus Pub- Houston Office lications Limited, of London. It has tables of ~arious stalistics relating to 1400 Cotton Exchange Bldg. CA 8-1431 tanker operation, fleet size and building Other Offices programs, h also lists tanker terminals, Galveston, HewOrleans, Mobile, Miami, Port Everglades,Jacksonville, giving location, number of herths~ water Savannah,Dallas, Memphis,St. Louis, KansasCity, depth and maximum ship lengths. The Chicago, Atlanta, Cincinnati major p(,rti(m of the book is an alpha- betical listing of all operating tankers New York Agents and of bulk carriers of more than 20,000 Barber SteamshipLines, Inc.--Swedish Atlantic Line d.w.t., shouing size, flag, owner, and place and date of building. 28 PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE The BANKLINE Ltd. Regular Service from U. S. Gulf Ports to A,stralia afld ~w/ealand

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A new hard hat to replace the one that saved his life was presented to John W. Berthelot, center, ¯ Sydney of I.L.A. local 1330 by the Mine Safety Appliances Company. Shownwith the first local longshoreman member of the Turtle Club, made up of people who have been saved by hard hats, are Ben Harris, ¯ Adelaide left, president of Southern Stevedoring and Contracting Co. and C. E. Chester, right, superintendent in charge of Southern Stevedoring’s operations at Bethlehem Steel’s Jacintoport Terminal. Berthelot was ¯ Wellington struck on the head by a crane hook as he was working in the hold of a vessel unloading steel but the helmet he was wearing, though severely damaged, saved him from the force of the blow. ¯ Dunedin SafmarineExecs COMPLETETESTING AND INSPECTIONSERVICE lille ¯ Analytical Chemists Are Promoted ¯ Testing South African Marine Corp. an- Engineers ¯ Materials nounces lhe promotion ~)f the follcming Inspectors General Agents ¯ Cargo executives: Surveyors Charles B. Parkhil]. vice president- ¯ Spectro- BOYD, WEIR and graphic traffic from general traffic manager. Analysis Captain Jo|m Molyneux. ~ice presi- SEWELL,Inc. dent marine from marine superintend- SHILSTONETESTING ont. New York \Villiam Scalier. c.nlroller-secretary LABORATORY from controller. 1714 WEST CAPITOL AVE., HOUSTON Offices: Houston, NewOrleans, Corpus A. D. Sette. assistant vice president- Christi, Baton Rouge sales from manager northhound sales. Representativesin all major cities I i i

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ABAUNZA STEAMSHIP AGENCY DELTA STEAMSHIP LINES, INC. SEA-LAND SERVICE, INC. CORP. 1300 Texas Avenue, CA7-5101 8402 Clinton Drive, OR2-6651 203 Marine Bldg., CA2-9601 Delta East Coast South America Line Truck Trailer Coastwise Service Delta West Africa Line (See Norton, Lilly & Co.) STATES MARINE-ISTHMIAN ALCOA STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOWLER & McVITIE, INC. AGENCY, INC. 711 Fannin, CA4-6075 Cotton Exchange Building, CA4-9795 Cotton Exchange Building, CA7-3374 Maersk Line AMERIND SHIPPING CORP. The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Agents For 110 Marine Building, CA7-5335 Antilles Shipping Co. Bloomfield Steamship Co. American Export and Isbrantsen Lines Isthmian Lines, Inc. Cargo Ships and Tankers, Inc. FUNCH, EDYE & CO., INC. Isthmian-Gul f-Mediterranean Service Fabre Line 814 World Trade Building, CA7-1521 Isthmian Gulf-Red Sea/Persian Gulf Independent Gulf Line Blue Sea Line Service Seaway Shipping Corp. London Express Service Isthmian Gulf-India/Pakistan Service Ship Services, Ltd. ; U.S. Bulk Carriers, Scandinavian American Line Isthmian Gulf-Hawaiian Service Inc. ; Western Agency, Inc. Nordana Line States Marine Lines, Inc. James W. Elwell & Company States-Marine-Continental Service GULF COAST SHIPPING CORP. States Marine-Far East Service Western Tankers Corporation 204 Marine Bldg., CA5-0869 Clipper Marine Corporation China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. States Marine-Mediterranean Service Westwaters Management, Inc. States Marine-World Wide Full Cargo Eddie Steamship Lines, Inc. Service Colonial Tankers Corporation Jugooceanija Lines AYERS STEAMSHIP CO., INC. Retla Steamship Co., Inc. STATES SHIPPING AGENCY 509 World Trade Building, CA 7-3261 Transamerican SS Corp. 912 World Trade Bldg., CA 5-0357 Constellation Line Atlantic Shipping Company,S.A. GULF MOTORSHIPS, INC. Edm Van Meerbeeck & Co., S.A. Ferrarhos Lines 1316 Cotton Exchange Bldg., CA7-0215 Maritime Companyof the Philippines China Union Lines STRACHAN SHIPPING CO. BIEHL & COMPANY Cobelfret Lines Cotton Exchange Building, CA8-1431 6th Floor, World Trade Building, CA2-9961 Wallenius Lines Argentine Lines Bank Line Fern Line HANSEN & TIDEMANN, INC. Nopal Line (Northern Pan American Chilean Line 16th Floor, Cotton Exchange Bldg., CA3-4181 Hoegh Lines Nopal West Africa Line Agrimar De Panama Hamburg American Line Mexican Line Belgian African Line Mitsui-OSK Lines, Ltd. Insco Lines, Ltd. Corporation Peruana De Vapores North German Lloyd Nedlloyd Line Deppe Line/Belgian Line Royal Netherlands Line Ozean/Stinnes Lines Federal Commonwealth Line Sidarma Line Swedish-Atlantic Line Federal Pacific Lakes Line Wilhelmsen Lines Mamenic Line Fred. O]sen Interocean Line Scindia Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Liners Limited/ TEXAS TRANSPORT & Barber Middle East Line Irish Shipping Limited TERMINAL CO., INC. L. Smit & Co.’s Moran International Towing Corporation 11th Floor, 711 Fannin, CA5-5461 Smit-Lloyd, N.V. Pacific Far East Line Cunard Brocklebank Service C. Clausen Steamship Co., Ltd. South African Marine Corporation P. N. D jakarta Lloyd Marine Express Line Surinam Line Holland-America Line Farrell Lines KERR STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Navigazione Aha Italia (Creole Line) E. S. BINNINGS, INC. INC. Yamashita-Shinnihon Line 711 Fannin, CA5-0531 Union of Burma Five Star Line 506 Caroline CA7-0165 A. Venezolana de Navegacion C. T. O. Line Columbus Line Australian Service C. Flota Mercante Grancolombiana, S. A. Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ( Venezuelan Line) (Grancolombiana Line) Japan-Korea-Formosa, Hong Kong Westwind Africa Line French Line Lloyd Brasileiro Line Brazil Wysmuller Ocean Towage & Salvage Hansa Line Nervion Line Spanish Mediterranean Company BLETSCH STEAMSHIP CO. North Spain, Portugal TRANSATLANTIC SHIPPING 332 Shell Bldg., CA5-1939 Vega Line AGENCY, INC. Orient Mid-East Line LE BLANC-PARR, INC. 1326 Cotton Exchange Bldg., CA4-5805 CANADIAN-GULF LINE, LTD. Cotton Exchange Bldg., CA2-2259 Belgo-American Line Harrison Line Ferro Union Corporation P. O. Box 5355, WA1-4196 Unimar GmbH Canadian-Gulf Line, Ltd. Hellenic Line LONE STAR SHIPPING, INC. Jan C. Uiterwyk Co., Inc. Shipping Co. 711 Fannin, CA 7-9365 Stockard Shipping Co. 1505 Texas Avenue, CA4-7531 Orient Overseas Line Contramar Line CENTRAL GULF STEAMSHIP Torm Line Azta Line CORP. Flomerca Gulf Service LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP Blue Ribbon Line 711 Fannin, CA4-6075 Atlantic Lijn Central Gulf-Mediterranean Line CO., INC. Central Gulf-Red Sea Line Cotton Exchange Building, 3rd Floor, CA7-7211 UNITED FRUIT COMPANY Central Gulf-Persian Gulf Line Gulf & South American S.S. Co. Lykes African Line Freight Traf~c Department Central Gulf-India/Pakistan Line Lykes Caribbean Line 908 World Trade Bldg., CA5-3597 Central Gulf-World Wide Full Cargo Service Lykes Continent Line United Fruit Company DALTON STEAMSHIP CORP. Lykes Mediterranean Line WILKENS SHIPPING CO. 7th Floor, World Trade Building, CA8-8661 Lykes Orient Line Cotton Exchange Building, CA7-4395 Coldemar Line Lykes United Kingdom Line Waterman Steamship Corp. Concordia Line Farrell Lines Finnlines WEST COAST LINE NORTON, LILLY & CO. 817 World Trade Building, CA3-4546 Jugolinija Line 203 Marine Bldg., CA 2-9601 N. Y. K. Line Jayanti Shipping Co., Ltd. Black Star Line Polish Ocean Lines Seven Stars Line Lauro Line Turkish Cargo Lines DEEPSEA AGENTS, INC. Shipping Corporation of India Thule Ship Agency, Inc. Cotton Exchange Building, CA4-9798 RETLA STEAMSHIP CO., INC. West Coast Line Stevenson Lines 313 Marine Building, CA7-3108 Zim Israel Lines Marchessini Lines Retla Steamship Co., Inc. 206 Marine Bldg., CA5-0869 30 PORT OF HOUSTON MAGAZINE e~ ~ e4 ~ e4 ,~~ ,~,~_~~ ~ ~,.~"~"

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