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Interocean Names

Michael F. McDermott

Michael F. McDermott

Michael F. McDermott has been named assistant vice president, marketing for Interocean Man- agement Corporation. He reports to George P. Steele, president of

Interocean, a subsidiary of the

Philadelphia, Pa.-based IOT Cor- poration. Mr. McDermott has served as chartering manager since joining the company in 1976, and in his new capacity will be responsible for developing new business and marketing Inter- ocean's numerous vessel manage- ment services.

Equitable To Build

Bulk Liquid Barge

For Hannah Inland

Equitable Shipyards, Inc., New

Orleans, La.-based shipbuilder, has been awarded a contract to construct a 350-foot by 60-foot by 21-foot bulk liquid cargo un- manned barge for Hannah Inland

Waterways Corporation, Lemont, 111.

Construction will begin imme- diately at Equitable's Madison- ville, La., shipyard. The barge is classed ABS, Maltese Cross A-l,

Ocean Service, and is ice-strength- ened for Great Lakes Service.

Equitable is a wholly owned subsidiary of Trinity Industries,

Inc. of Dallas, Texas, a manufac- turer of industrial, marine and structural metal products. The

Equitable Shipyards are the world's largest builder of lighter- aboard-ship (LASH) and SEA-

BEE barges, and builds tugboats, crewboats, towboats, supply ves- sels, cargo vessels, and other float- ing marine equipment for the off- shore oil industry.

Selby, Battersby & Co.'s

New Flooring Combines

Unique Safety Features

Safety is the keyword in a new resin flooring, Selbaglo, developed by Selby, Battersby & Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa., manufacturer of building and marine products.

Perhaps the most outstanding and newsworthy feature of the

Selbaglo is its ability to glow in the dark, allowing people to find their way out of buildings and other structures in the event of a power failure.

Selbaglo, which is trowel-applied

December 15, 1978 and requires no terrazzo grinding equipment, has been carefully de- signed as a safety-oriented deco- rative flooring. It has excellent non-slip qualities, is resistant to fire as well as a wide variety of chemicals, and meets the tough physical standards of Federal

Specification MIL-D-3134. Now, its luminescent characteristics make Selbaglo one of the most unique flooring systems in the industry.

That's right. Navigation Safety

Regulations saythat come June 1, every ship over 10,000 gross tons must have a back-up radar sys- tem. But they don't say you have to buy one.

Not when RCA's new plan gives you such a great deal on a leased radar system. It saves you real money!

You can have optional service maintenance. We have 12 Marine

Service Centers ringing the U.S. —so you get expert service in every port.

Call on RCA forthe equipment, maintenance and financing—a

Selbaglo is energized by any light that provides a source of incandescent or ultraviolet rays, such as sunlight or incandescent and fluorescent lamps. When fully energized, a Selbaglo floor will provide as high as eight hours, to a minimum of two hours glow time, which is far beyond what it would take to evacuate a power- crippled building.

The product is especially suit- able in areas where safety is a single source for your radar needs. For example, we can in- stall and maintain a Krupp-Atlas radar with basic collision avoid- ance features for early warning.

And compass repeater for con- tinuous true bearing. And direct- connect to interchangeable 25

KW X-band (3 cm) or 30 KW

S-band (10 cm) transmitter.

When it comes to leasing navi- gation and communications equipment, it pays to go with RCA.

Call Carl Pepple at (609) 338- 4152 or use the coupon. Find out about RCA's new lease plan today. prime concern, such as auditori- ums, classrooms, arenas, factories, corridors, stairwells, and those places where human life might be endangered if a power failure oc- curs. Selbaglo is also ideal for use on virtually all types of merchant and Naval ships and offshore drill- ing rigs.

For additional information, write to David Kollock, Selby, Bat- tersby & Co., 5220 Whitby Ave- nue, Philadelphia, Pa. 19143. r 1 i RCA Service Company L"196 • j A Division of RCA i Marine Equipment and Service | Bldg. 204-2, Camden, N.J. 08101 i Rush me the details on your new radar j leasing plan. ; [ Name/Title __ [ | Company (

I Address . i ! City/State/Zip - I I I

I 'Prices shown applicable to "X" band radar and subject'

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Uncle Sam says you must have more radar.

Don't buy it.

Meet the safety regulations with RCA's new 5-year lease plan with optional maintenance.

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