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Wallenius Transferring

Large Car Carrier

To U.S. Flag

Wallenius Lines, Stockholm,

Sweden, recently announced that the 52,000-grt pure car/truck carrier (PCTC) Faust will transfer from the

Swedish flag to the U.S. flag later this year.

Faust is one of the largest and most modern vessels in the Walle- nius fleet. She can carry 6,380 cars or 3,200 cars and 540 trucks and is among the largest PCTCs in the world.

Christer Olsson, executive vice president of Wallenius Lines, said: "Faust operates regularly on our routes to and from the United

States and is therefore a suitable candidate for conversion to the U.S. flag. There is no legal requirement for us to fly the U.S. flag, but con- sidering the significant importance of the U.S. market for our business, we find it commercially logical that the U.S. flag is represented in our fleet."

The transfer of the ship will re- quire some conversion work to meet

U.S. regulations. A yard has not been chosen to perform the conver- sion work, which is expected to be completed by the end of 1988 or the beginning of 1989.

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Bechmann Named Manager

Of Ship Repair At

Bender Shipbuilding

Robert A. Beckmann has been named manager of ship repair at

Bender Shipbuilding & Repair Co.,

Inc., Mobile, Ala., it was recently announced by Thomas B. Bender

Jr., president of the company. Mr.

Beckmann has relocated to the company's headquarters in Mobile, from Brooklyn, N.Y., where he had been associated with Coastal Dry- dock & Repair Corp. He brings to

Bender over 14 years of experience in the ship repair industry.

Non-Ferrous Bolt

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On Fasteners

Non-Ferrous Bolt & Mfg. Co. of

Las Vegas, Nev., is offering free lit- erature on the standard and non- standard fasteners produced by the company in high temperature and corrosion resistant metals.

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MarAd Names Creelman

Acting Deputy

Maritime Administrator

William A. Creelman was re- cently named Acting Deputy Mari- time Administrator at the Maritime

Administration, replacing Elaine

Chao. Earlier this year, Ms. Chao left MarAd to become the chairman of the Federal Maritime Commis- sion (FMC).

Since 1985, Mr. Creelman had served as the Deputy Maritime Ad- ministrator for Inland Waterways and Great Lakes. Prior to joining

MarAd, he served for several years as the president of National Marine

Services, an inland waterways vessel operator. He was also chairman of the board of American Waterways

Operators (AWO) a national trade association for the domestic water- ways industry.

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