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ROBERT H. MACY

Naval Architect & Marine Engineer

P.O. Box 758 Phone: 762-5667

Pascagoula, Mississippi

MARINE APPLICATIONS CO.

MARINE ENGINEERS

Consu'tants Designers R&D

TECHNICAL SERVICES WORKING DRAWINGS

DIESEL ond PROPULSION CONSULTANTS 146 Second Street P.O. Box 167

Mineola, LI, N.Y. 516-747-345

MARINE CONSULTANTS & DESIGNERS, INC.

Naval Architects Marine Engineers

Cable Address: "Midship"

Main Off.: 308 Invest. Insur. Bldg. • Cleveland, O. 44114 • (210) 781-9070

Sales Off.: 26 Broadway • New York, N. Y. 10004 • (212) 260-0-150

Design associates -NAVAL ARCHITECTS

P.O. Box 2674, Palm Beach, Florida (305) 833-7900

Designers-Consultants

Commercial Vessels. Trawlers & Yachts

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TUGS. BARGES, WORK BOATS & CONVERSIONS

MARITECH, INC.

Consultants in Marine Technology 38 UNION SQUARE

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RUDOLPH F. MATZER & ASSOCIATES, INC. 891 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD

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ALAN WINKLEY

Naval Architect

Design . Consultation • Computer Applications 6420 COLBY STREET

OAKLAND, CALIF. 94618 (415) 652-3438

USMMA ALUMNI: The Son Francisco Cnopter ot the

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Association was addressed by national president Robert Whitam at a recent dinner meeting. President Whitam noted among other problems facing the Academy that although it has been the principal source of entrance level engi- neers to the merchant marine since 1946, current union restrictions are reducing employment opportuni- ties for recent graduates. Shown above, left to right (seated): Carl Otterberg, '45, Columbia Steamship;

Frank Vitale, '49, San Jose Chapter president, Stanford

Medical Center; Bob Whitam, '46, National President

USMMA Alumni Association, Babcock & Wilcox; (stand- ing): Russ Gorman, '49, vice-president USMMA Alumni

Association, Chevron Shipping; John O'Loughlin, '43,

San Francisco Chapter president. Anchor Equipment, and

Jim Flaherty, '44, Western regional governor, MESCO.

California Ports Association

Elects Thorley President

The California Association of Port Authori- ties has elected its slate of officers for 1971.

Thomas J. Thorley, general manager of the

Port of Long Beach has been named president.

CAPA members voted Miriam E. Wolff, port director of the San Francisco Port Commis- sion, first vice-president; Don L. Nay, port di- rector of the San Diego Unified Port District, second, vice-president, and Richard N. Comp- ton, secretary of the Board of the Port of Oak- land, treasurer.

Mr. Thorley has selected Frank J. Pard, ex- ecutive secretary to the Long Beach Board of

Harbor Commissioners, as CAPA secretary for this year. C.R. Nickerson of San Francisco is executive secretary of the association.

Primary goal of the group during 1971, ac- cording to Mr. Thorley, is to complete a care- ful analysis of tariff charges of the ports in the state of California, and to ascertain what rate adjustments may be necessary. "it'S if?47 MCX-and-MU GKovr // me /yj/iw SA^otS!"

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