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S. Blickman, Inc.

Forms Subsidiary—

BMI, Inc. In Miss.

BM'I, Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of galley equipment, has opened offices and plant at Pass

Christian, Miss., according to an announcement by its president,

Bruce B. Blickman.

Located in the heart of the Gulf shipbuilding area, BMI, Inc. has the capability for engineering and furnishing the galley from the small tug to the largest aircraft carrier, the company states. Its vice president and general man- ager, Howard Green, said: "Since we are a wholly owned corporate subsidiary of S. Blickman, Inc. of

Weehawken, N.J., it is our purpose to apply the years of experience gained by our parent corporation in the marine field and to offer this experience to all U.S. shipyards."

Richard V. Warden

Elected President

ITT Decca Marine

D.H. Toller-Bond, chairman, has announced the election of Richard

V. Warden as president of ITT

Decca Marine Inc. of New York.

ITT Decca Marine is a leading supplier of marine electronic navi- gation aids and automation equip- ment. Its principal products range from pleasure boat radar to ad-

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Australia: VICKERS HOSKINS PTY, LIMITED. Bassendean Canada: PACECO CANADA LIMITED. Vancouver. France: ATELIERS ET CHANTIERS DE BRETAGNE.

Names India: BRAITHWAITE & CO., LTD.; Calculla Italy: REGGIANE O.M.I. SpA, Reggio Emilia Japan: MITSUI SHIPBUILDING & ENGINEERING CO

LTD., Tokyo. South Alrica: DORMAN LONG (AFRICA) LIMITED, Johannesburg. Spain: FRUEHAUF S.A., Madrid. United Kingdom: VICKERS LIMITED, London. vanced automation systems for mammoth tankers.

Mr. Warden was previously as- sociated with Philco-Ford in a vari- ety of management, marketing and technical positions specializing in aerospace systems. He joined ITT in 1962 and became product man- ager for their communications satellite and marine activities. Most recently, he was manager of world- wide marine products for ITT.

Richard V. Warden

Mr. Warden holds bachelor's and master's degrees in aeronautical engineering from Princeton and

M.l.T. respectively. He also served as a naval aviator and destroyer navigator. Mr. Warden's hobbies parallel his professional back- ground ; he has maintained a com- mercial pilot's license and is an avid yachtsman.

Raytheon Appoints

Toyo Trading Co.

Raytheon Company has announced the appointment of Toyo Trading

Company, Ltd. of Tokyo, Japan, as the sole agent for Japan for its com- plete line of oceanographic instru- mentation. The appointment covers marketing rights for a wide variety of equipment, including line scan re- corders, complete bathymetric survey systems, sub-bottom profiling equip- ment, and acoustic telemetry and con- trol systems.

The equipment, produced by Ray- theon's Submarine Signal Division,

Ocean Systems Center, Portsmouth,

R.I., is used in surveying offshore resources and oceanographic and eco- logical studies. It is also used in remote control of offshore oil wells.

Toyo is a trading company spe- cializing in electronic instrumentation and similar product lines.

Canadian Transport

Ministry Appoints 3

The appointment of three to senior positions in the Transport Ministry's

Canadian Marine Transportation Ad- ministration has been announced by

Transport Minister Don Jamieson.

William A. O'Neil, former Direc- tor of Construction, St. Lawrence

Seaway Authority, becomes Depu- ty Administrator, Marine Services.

Adm. A.H.G. Storrs, former Di- rector, Marine Operations, C.M.-

T.A., is appointed Assistant Depu- ty Administrator, Marine Services.

D.M. Ripley, former Director,

Marine Hydraulics Branch, C.M.-

T.A., becomes Senior Advisor, Pol- icy and Planning, of the Adminis- tration. 46 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News