Page 42: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (April 1971)

Bailey Meter Opens

New Marine Office

Bailey Meter Company, Wickliffe,

Ohio, has opened a marine sales and service office in Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.

The new office performs all marine sales and service operations previous- ly handled by Bailey district offices in the Eastern region. This covers the East Coast from Maine to Vir- ginia.

The Bailey marine office was estab- lished to respond solely to marine sales and service needs. It provides a pool of marine-experienced appli- cation engineers and technicians who can perform expert engineering serv- ice, installation supervision, and maintenance on a short notice basis.

Heading the group of marine ap- plication engineers and technicians is C.E. Hatton. A member of The

Society of Naval Architects and Ma- rine Engineers and the Instrument

Society of America, Mr. Hatton has been involved with the U.S. Navy and merchant marine activities for

Bailey since 1955. He holds a B.S.-

M.E. from Rutgers University and a

M.S.M.E. from Drexel University.

A subsidiary of The Babcock &

Wilcox Company, Bailey has been a leading manufacturer of marine in- strumentation and control systems for over 40 years. Known for sys- tems engineering capability, Bailey supplies complete centralized engine room control systems, including throttle control, boiler control, and burner management systems. Since 1964, Bailey has provided control sys- tems for over 160 ships, including complete engine room automation for the first steamship certified by the

U.S. Coast Guard for operation with- out a fireman.

Sioux City And

N.O. Barge Lines

Appoints Edward Cody

Edward A. Cody

Edward A. Cody has recently been appointed to the position of assistant controller and office man- ager for Sioux City and New Or- leans Barge Lines, Inc. of Clay- ton, Mo. In his new position, Mr.

Cody will assume full responsibili- ty of all accounting functions of the Barge Lines and its affiliate,

Sioux City and New Orleans Ter- minal Corp. In addition, he will supervise the general office staff.

Mr. Cody, a native of Bagenals- town, Ireland, has been in the

United States since 1952, and has been associated with the barge and towing industry for the past six years.

Five-Day Course On

Diesel-Electric Plants

At U. Of Wisconsin

A short course on the subject of "Stationary and Marine Diesel-Elec- tric Power Plant Operation and

Maintenance" is scheduled for May 3-7, 1971, in Milwaukee. The Ex- tension Division of the University of Wisconsin is oifering this five day course for supervisors, operators and maintenance personnel responsible for stationary and marine diesel en- gines, generators and associated elec- tric equipment. The course is being offered to provide the practical knowl- edge necessary for efficient operation and control of power generating equipment.

The. principal lecturers will be

John Kuehn, marine diesel operat- ing engineer, and Karl Dudey,

P.E., consultant, electric power system and control engineering.

Other speakers from the Univer- sity of Wisconsin and industry will participate in this short course.

The fee for this program will be $200. Please contact John M. Lea- man, Course Director, at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin Extensiipn,

Department of Engineering, 600

West Kilbourn Avenue, Milwau- kee, Wis. 53203, telephone (414) 228-4323.

VESSEL SEWAGE TREATMENT accepted on Great Lakes!

The Elsan Yarrow System of on board treat- ment of toilet and urinal wastes complies with Canadian, Port of Chicago and recent state anti-pollution ordinances.

FEATURES 1 Self-contained, continuous, sterile operation. 2 No overboard discharge of human wastes. 3 Any crew man can operate. Normal toilet plumbing. 4 Accepts, treats, sterilizes and re-circulates human wastes as orderless flushing liquid. 5 Minimal quantity of sterilized effluent by- passed into holding tank. 6 Year in and year out performance. 7 Operates at atmospheric pressure. 8 Available for crews of 10 to 100.

Write to U. S. or Canadian Licensees for E/scin-farrow Bulletin "MR"

SEA PAX, INC. 364S WARRENSVILLE CENTER RO., CLEVELAND, OHIO 4412]

JOHN MISENER MARINE EQUIP. LTD.

P. O. BOX 278, PORT COLBORNE, ONTARIO, CANADA 360

PARK AVENUE SOUTH

NEW YORK

SUBLEASE 4,000 SQUARE FEET

IMMEDIATE

ONE TO FIVE YEARS

JUST BUILT

LOW RENTAL

PLANS AVAILABLE

BROKERS PROTECTED

CALL

DAVID R. ARONSON

The Beaugrand-Fisher Group, Inc.

REALTORS FOR AMERICA'S FOREMOST CORPORATIONS 200 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017

CABLE: BEAUFISH, N.Y. 212/661-5549 44 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News