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Rodermond

The fully integrated shipyard providing complete facilities

Drydocking—4 floating drydocks to 4000 tons capacity 24 Hour Pierside Service

Machine Shop

Structural Steel Construction

FOOT OF HENDERSON STREET, JERSEY CITY, N.J. 07302 201-332-3300

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Shipboard Cables - Blowers

Lighting Fixtures - Fittings - Etc. 700 SO. BROAD ST. - NEW ORLEANS, LA. 504 — 822-7272

RADIO MARINE EQUIPMENT

RADARS: RMCA CR-106 10 cm RMCA CR-104 3 cm

Sperry Mark II 3 cm

RADIO: RMCA 5U, 4U Consoles RMCA TCP 75 watt R/T

RMCA ET-8010, ET-8019

Transmitters

RMCA AR-8516, AR-8506

Receivers

LORAN: Sperry Mark II Edo Mod 262A

SONAR: AN/FQS-1 A, AN/UQS-1B, QHBa, QCU

Spares In stock ind. above, Raytheon Pathfinder It

SO series. Magnetrons and klystrons 2K25, 4JS2, etc.

PAUL J. PLISHNER MARINE 45 West 45th Street, New York, New York 10036

Tel: 212-586-4691

OCEANIC

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Sole Manufacturers of Oceanic Electric Products 157-159 PERRY ST., NEW YORK, N.Y. 10014 • WA 9-3321

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United Fruit Promotes

Berry And McAuley

Richard W. Berry has been elected senior vice-president of United Fruit Company, Bos- ton, Mass. Mr. Berry will be responsible for long-range planning of the company's world- wide transportation and distribution systems.

He was formerly vice-president of transporta- tion.

Capt. Charles B. McAuley has been elected vice-president and will be in charge of trans- portation operations.

Mr. Berry is a career employee, and in 1942 was named assistant to the vice-president, and in 1948 assistant vice-president. In 1962 he was elected vice-president of transportation. Mr.

Berry is a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Captain McAuley, also a career employee with United Fruit, started his career aboard company ships. In 1961 he was appointed man- ager of general cargo operations in New York.

In 1962 he was named assistant vice-president, and a year later assistant vice-president and director of distribution. He is a graduate of

New York State Merchant Marine Academy.

Marine Applications Booklet

Published By Sandusky

A new booklet published by Sandusky

Foundry & Machine Co., shows applications of Sandusky centrifugal castings to the ship- building industry. The unique properties of centrifugal castings give them advantages in many marine components.

The book, written for marine designers, shows how Sandusky centrifugal castings have been used for propulsion shaft sleeves, stern tubes and bushings, rudder stock sleeves and bushings, hawse pipes, and even dredge spuds and spud sleeves. Mention is made also of the use of Sandusky cylinders for naval vessels for snorkel tubes, radar masts, torpedo ejection cylinders, and steering and diving gear hy- draulic cylinders.

A table in the book lists typical composi- tions of a wide variety of metals for marine usage. Included are specifications and com- positions for such metals as copper-base alloys, copper-nickel alloys, nickel-base alloys, carbon and alloy steels, and high alloy steels.

Individual copies of the Bulletin 900 on ma- rine applications are available free from San- dusky Foundry & Machine Co., 615 West

Market Street, Sandusky, Ohio 44870.

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Oceanic products are manufactured to meet the requirements of

U.S.C.G. Electrical Engineering Regulations

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Newport News, Va. CH 5-3101 57-59 Commerce St.. Brooklyn 31. N.Y.

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