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Waukesha Engine Names

Donald E. Bates To

Sales Post in Kuwait

Donald E. Bates has been ap- pointed sales engineer in the In- ternational Sales Group of Wau- kesha Engine Division, Dresser

Industries, Inc.

Captain Greenwood began his career as a cadet on the Canadian

Pacific Railway's Empress pas- senger ships in the mid-1980s.

Acquiring his deck officer's li- cense, he sailed on the China coast with the Indo-China Steam

Navigation Company until taken prisoner during World War II. He returned to the company in 1944, sailing out of Bombay to South

Africa until the China coast opened again in 1945. He received his master's license in 1946 and his first command in 1948. In 1952, he returned to Vancouver,

British Columbia, then emigrated to Seattle to begin his long career with AML/APL.

In announcing Captain Green- wood's retirement, Mr. Deering commented that we all wish to thank him for the many years of dedicated service he has contrib- uted, first to American Mail Line, then to American President Lines.

Planning Research

Promotes Paul Coyle

Lt. Comdr. Paul D. Coyle, USN (ret.), was promoted recently to site manager of Planning Re- search Corporation, Maintenance

Systems Group, 4898 Ronson

Court, San Diego, Calif. 92111.

Mr. Coyle is presently serving as secretary-treasurer of the San

Diego Section of the American

Society of Naval Engineers.

Donald E. Bates

Based in Kuwait, Mr. Bates will cover Egypt, United Arab Emi- rates, Bahrain, Oman, Yemen,

Pakistan and Afghanistan. He is responsible for distributor sales of the division's complete line of diesel and gas engines and power generation equipment in those countries.

Mr. Bates came to Waukesha

Engine from GEC Gas Turbines,

Whetstone, England, where he was project engineer. His back- ground also includes technical marketing experience with an

Australian distributor for the

English firms of Mirrlees-Black- stone and Brush Electrical Equip- ment.

A 1970 honors graduate of

Cambridge University, Mr. Bates holds a degree in engineering.

Waukesha Engine Division is a manufacturer of heavy duty diesel and gas engines for the petroleum, marine, off-highway, and power generation markets.

It also makes power generation equipment for prime and stand-by use.

APL Names Kenneth Passe

Mgr. Offshore Operations

Kenneth H. Passe has been named manager, offshore opera- tions-Pacific Northwest for Amer- ican President Lines, Ltd., as- suming the position held by Capt.

Harry Greenwood, who has re- tired after almost 27 years of service with APL and its former subsidiary, American Mail Line.

The announcement was made by

APL vice president-Marine Oper- ations Charles M. Deering.

A native of Seattle, Wash., Mr.

Passe returns to the Pacific North- west after serving four years in

APL's headquarter offices in Oak- land, Calif., as system-wide man- ager of facilities maintenance and repair. A 1969 graduate of the

California Maritime Academy, he sailed with Grace and AML until returning to the University of

Washington, where he received his B.A. degree in business. In 1973, he joined AML's Engineer- ing Department, and following

AML's merger into APL, he was transferred to San Francisco.

JAPAN

Telephone: 045-681-1861

Inouye & Company Ltd. 80, Onoe-Cho 5, CHOME,

NAKA-KU

O 231 YOKOHAMA,

Telex: 3822-253

Cable: "Inouye Yokohama"

ITAIY

Telephone: 593331

Cambiaso-Risso & C S p.A.

Corso Andrea Podesta 1, 16121 Genoa

Tele* 28284 Amarge 28265 or 27203 Gipenna

Mr J Kuiper

UNITED KINGDOM

Telephone: 01-283 2651

Samuel Stewart & Co {London) Ltd

Bevis Marks House

Bevis Marks

London EC3A 7LD

Telex 886001

Cable Stewarlond Ldn.

HOLLAND

Telephone 010-365500. Ext 235

Vinke & Co., Consulting Engineers and Marine Surveyors 56 Westerstraat, Rotterdam

Telex 23516

Telegrams Vinkesurvey

Mr H van Son

UNITED STATES

Telephone: 212 269-3170

Marine Repair & Construction

Corporation International

Suite 112717 Battery Place,

New York N Y10004

Telex: 12-9247

Mr. F A Ganter

GULF COAST

James L. Taylor & Associates 210 O'Keete

PO Drawer 53273

New Orleans, LA. 70153

Telephone: (504) 525-6325

Telex 587345 Jim Taylor NLN

SCANDINAVIA

Telephone: 414765

Titlestad & Hauger

Prinsensgate 2,

Oslo 1, Norway

Telex: 11715

Mr. O M. Skau-Johansen

FRANCE

Telephone: 553.11-49

SOCOMET

AUVREY el cie 26 Avenue Victor Hugo. 75116 Pans

Telex 630236

Mr P Folliard

BELGIUM

Telephone: {031)-335920

Euro Shipping

Jordaenskaai 24.

B-2000 Antwerp

Telex 31389

BRAZIL

Telephone: 243-8539

Engenharia Transportes

Comercio S.A.

RuaAcre92

CEP 20000

Rio de Jantero

Telex: 2121158 BETC

GERMANY

Telephone 366177

Wilhelm Schmidt

Steckelhorn 9 2000 Hamburg 11

Telex 215278

Mr H Schmidt

GREECE

Telephone 4127210

Lambert Brothers (Hellas) 1 Makras Stoas

Piraeus

Telex 212242

Mr. PG Lefkaditis

HONGKONG

Hongkong United Dockyards Limited

Kowloon Docks

Hung Horn

Kowloon

Hongkong

Telephone: 3-334111

Telex 73547 HX

Victualling and carrying mail to ships

Flag us for help -fast

Servicing a single buoy mooring

MURRAY & STEWART

MARINE SERVICES

ASSOCIATED COMPANIES:

Murray & Stewart Marine (Pty) Ltd.

South African Diving

Services (Pty) Ltd., Southern

Offshore Supplies (Pty) Ltd.,

Land & Marine and Salvage

Contractors S. A. (Pty) Ltd.,

Court Helicopters (Pty) Ltd.,

Cape Point Ship Chandlers (Pty) Ltd.

CAPE TOWN: Box 1909, C.T. 8000.

Telephone 55-1375. Telegrams

Mustmarine C.T. Telex 570817 SA

DURBAN: Box 18102, Dalbridge 4014. Telephone 48-1261.

Telex 64318 SA.

PORT ELIZABETH: Box 12017,

Centrahil 6006. Telephone 2-8106.

Telex 747 799 SA.

Repairs at sea or in dry dock

Our representative in Europe is:

Mr. F. J. Emond, c/o Samuel Stewart & Co. (London) Ltd.,

Bevis Marks House, Bevis Marks, London EC3A 7 Lb,

Tel. 01-283 2651, Telex: 886001, Cable: Stewarlond Ldn.

The full alert marine service around Southern Africa

You can flag Murray & Stewart Marine Services anytime, anywhere, on the Southern African coast.

They are always on full alert. From ship repair to airlifting supplies by helicopter, salvage and provisioning, they remain on permanent standby.

Airlifting spares by helicopter

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