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ABS Elects 25

Maritime Executives

To Bureau Membership

At a meeting' of the 'board of managers of the American Bureau of Shipping, held September 18 in

New York, N.Y., 25 persons promi- nent in ship design, construction and operation as well as marine underwriting were elected to mem- bership in the international ship classification society. They are:

Robert W. Bailey, vice president,

American Re-insurance Company,

New York, N.Y.

James R. Barker, chairman of the board and president, Moore-Mc-

Cormack Lines, Inc., New York,

N.Y.

Roberto S. Benedicto, president,

Northern Lines, Inc., Manila, Phil- ippines.

Robert J. Blackwell, Assistant

Secretary for Maritime Affairs, De- partment of Commerce, Washing- ton, D.C.

T.Y. Chao, chairman, Wah

Kwong & Co. (H.K.) Ltd., Hong

Kong.

Jo Ho Chu, president, Korea

Shipping Corporation, Ltd., Seoul,

Korea.

Thomas O. Clark, vice president,

Commercial Union Companies,

New York, N.Y.

E.M.J. Colocotronis, Colocotron- is Ltd., London, England.

R.R. Cresswell, manager, Marine

Division, Algoma Central Railway,

Sault Ste. Marie, Canada.

Joseph J. Cuneo, president, En- ergy Transportation Corporation,

New York, N.Y.

John P. Diesel, president, New- port News 'Shipbuilding and Dry

Dock Co., Newport News, Va.

Robert W. Fraser, president,

Fraser Shipyards, Inc., Superior,

Wis.

David A. Groh, vice president,

Pickands Mather & Co., Interlake

Steamship Division, Cleveland,

Ohio.

Robert E. Gross, president, Unit- ed States Salvage Association, New

York, N.Y.

W.L. Hammond, director of ma- rine transportation, PPG Indus- tries, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Dr. Kiyokatsu Hanita, director and vice president, Nippon Kokan

K.K., Tokyo, Japan.

Iver Hoppe, managing director,

Harland and Wolff Ltd., Belfast,

Northern Ireland.

W.H. Eddie Hsu, chairman, Ed- die Steamship Co., Ltd., Taipei,

Taiwan.

Dr. W.L. Hughes, general mana- ger, Walkers Ltd., Maryborough,

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Capt. Robert E. Moran, manager,

Great Lakes Steamship Division,

Bethlehem Steel Corporation,

Cleveland, Ohio.

Richard L. Preston, vice presi- dent and manager, Tanker Depart- ment, Exxon International Co.,

New York, N.Y.

James R. Smith, president, The

American Waterways Operators,

Inc., Washington, D.lC.

Gregory J. Sullivan, president,

Marine Transport Lines, Inc., New

York, N.Y.

Col. Generoso F. Tanseco, presi- dent, United Philippine Lines, Inc.,

Manila, Philippines.

I. Yamashita, president, Mitsui

Shipbuilding & Engineering Co.,

Tokyo, Japan.

Rosencrance Named

To C-E Industrial

Boiler Operations Post

Robert K. Rosencrance has been appointed sales engineer, it was announced by Harold Massey Jr., director of sales and marketing,

C-E Industrial Boiler Operations.

Mr. Rosencrance will be located in the company's Washington,

D.C., office and be responsible for the sale of field-erected and shop- assembled boilers, chemical and recovery and incineration units and fuel burning and auxiliary equip- ment.

Mr. Rosencrance joined C-E in 1967, holding positions in. engineer- ing, service contract performance, estimating, and most recently, sales specialist, shop-assembled boilers.

He received a B.S.M.E. degree from Newark College of Engineer- ing.

In his new post, he will report to L.F. Johnson, regional sales manager, Philadelphia. 14

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