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Bailey Meter Company

Names D.K. Hankinson

D.K. Hankinson

Bailey Meter Company national sales manager, S.G. Dukelow has appointed D.K. Hankinson to Pitts- burgh district manager. He suc- ceeds K.E. Atwood, newly appoint- ed manager for the company's field service activities throughout the

United States.

Mr. Hankinson joined Bailey in 1950 and served in the New York

District following completion of the company's engineering training course. His experience includes work as a service engineer, a field coordinator of company projects, and a sales-application engineer, specializing in industrial fluid pro- cess applications.

Mr. Hankinson received his bach- elor's degree in electrical engineer- ing from Cornell University. He is a past president of the New Jersey section of the Instrument Society of America.

A subsidiary of the Babcock &

Wilcox Company, Bailey Meter

Company is a leading manufacturer of control computers, instrumenta- tion, and systems for process and power plant automation.

Henschel Corporation

Names P.V. Johnson

Marketing Vice-Pres.

Philip V. Johnson

Philip V. Johnson has been ap- pointed vice-president, marketing, at Henschel Corporation, Ames- bury, Mass., a unit of General Sig- nal Corporation. He comes to Hen- schel after some 24 years of experi- ence in marine sales and engineer- ing with General Electric Com- pany.

In addition to directing the com- pany's marketing operation, Mr.

Johnson will also serve as Hen- schel's Washington representative.

He takes over the Washington duties of Lloyd E. Oneal who re- tired as an officer of the company on June 30.

Det Norske Appoints

Haaland Chief Surveyor

Andreas Haaland has been ap- pointed chief surveyor of Det nor- ske Veritas, effective June 1, 1970.

The former Department of New

Machinery and Reports from Ships in Service has been divided, also effective June 1, into the Depart- ment of New Machinery, with as- sistant director Sivert Overaas in charge; and the Department for

Reports from Ships in Service, r headed by Mr. Haaland, the new chief surveyor.

Mr. Haaland, 47, graduated from the Norwegian Technical Univer- sity in 1949. After a number of years with yards in Norway and the United Kingdom and after serving as a scientific assistant at the Ship Model Test Basin at the

Technical University in Trond- heim, he joined Det norske Veritas in 1952. Since 1963 Mr. Haaland has been a principal surveyor at the head office in Oslo.

Pyramid Ventures

Names Chartering Mgr.

The Pyramid Ventures Group

Inc. of New Orleans has announced the appointment of Richard V.

Tedesco as chartering manager. Mr.

Tedesco was formerly associated with A. Johnson & Co. of New

York.

Pyramid Ventures, located at 1815 International Trade Mart

Building, are ship owners and op- erators in the Caribbean trade. ft r i :4s: $ .

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