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S.F. Marine Exchange

Elects Five Executives

Five Pacific Coast industry lead- ers have been elected to direct the activities of the 122-year-old Ma- rine Exchange of the San Francis- co Bay Region.

Selected by 500 members to serve as board members for three years are: Worth B. Fowler, president of American President

Lines, Ltd.; Jorgen Fredrikson, vice president of East Asiatic Com- pany, Inc.; John Hays, partner of

Dorr, Cooper and Hays, admiralty attorneys; Frank D. Troxel, presi- dent of Seatrain Lines, California, and Miss Miriam Wolff, port di- rector, San Francisco Port Com- mission.

Founded in 1849 to herald the arrival of Gold Rush-bound clipper ships, the Marine Exchange has since kept continuous watch on the

Golden Gate, providing the "pocketful of ports" with its ship- ping intelligence and a variety of related services. Its leadership re- sulted in location at its Fisher- man's Wharf station of the Coast

Guard's first harbor advisory ra- dar service. Also stemming from such initiation (in 1959), the U.S.

Government launched what is now an all-out campaign against ship- ping "red tape."

The new directors will help di- rect new programs, including ex-

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Italian Line Chief Joins

N.Y.C. Port Council

Tomaso Busso

Tomaso Busso, general manager of the Italian Line for North

America, has been named a mem- ber of the New York Council on

Port Development and Promotion, it was announced by Ronald Ja- vello, executive director.

Mr. Busso is the 25th member to join the N.Y.C. Council, which is dedicated to the protection and advancement of shipping through the New York City waterfront.

The members represent all branch- es of the maritime industry—for- eign trade, freight forwarding, transportation and labor.

Mr. Busso, a native of Turin, has been involved in the shipping industry for 25 years, having held responsible positions throughout

Europe. He was appointed to his present post in 1970.

Alpha Engineers Named

North American Rep

For Galinet S.A.

Alpha Engineers, 312 Edwards

Lane, Vancouver, Wash. 98661, the sales and service oriented group of registered professional mechanical en- gineers, naval architects and practical mechanics, have been appointed ex- clusive representatives in all of North

America by Galinet S.A. of Limoges,

France, the half-century experienced builders of winches, hoists, pile driv- ers and related equipment for marine, mining, oil field and other applica- tions.

In addition to its standardized lines,

Galinet builds many custom units to meet the special requirements en- countered in many of its worldwide installations.

Enjay Chemical

Names L.O. Smith

Savannah, Ga. Agent

Enjay Chemical Company has announced the recent appointment of L.O. Smith as agent for Indus- trial and Marine Coatings and Ma- rine Cleaners in the Savannah, Ga. area.

Leonard Smith, head of the firm, stated the complete line of Rust

Ban paints and Marine Cleaners will be stocked in their warehouse at 200 West Bay Street, Savannah,

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