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Bailey Refrigeration

Opens Miami Branch

The fast turn-around of cruise ships in the growing port of Miami has prompted Bailey Refrigeration

Co., Inc., of Brooklyn, N.Y., to open a new branch in that city.

An ample inventory of products that have been designed, engineered, and manufactured especially for ma- rine use will be maintained to assure prompt delivery. This will include a wide variety of refrigerators, water coolers and ice cubers, as well as con- densing units, controls, pipings, fit- tings and accessories required for shipboard installation. Complete units and parts will be available for air- conditioning needs.

Bailey is an authorized marine service and parts representative for

York Corp. In addition, parts for most European refrigeration equip- ment such as Danfoss, Sabroe, Stal and several other manufacturers will be stocked.

Installations of new systems, con- versions, alterations, or major repairs will be provided. An affiliate, Bailey

Carpenter & Insulation Co., Inc., will be available to handle insulation of compartments for refrigerated car- goes and stores, as well as voyage repairs.

The new branch is located at 2479

N.W. 77th Terrace, Miami, Fla. 33147, telephone (305) 693-5852.

Mobil Names Lemieux

To Marine Sales Post

Foss has been leadingthe way to Alaska for 42 years.

FOSS LAUNCH l&TUG CO.

Seattle-Tacoma-Anchorage

An affiliate of Dillingham custom built., at low cost

Before you order your next barge, get our estimate.

We believe we can save you money. Quality workmanship and prompt delivery assured. For details, phone or write:

Havre de Grace

SHIPBUILDING & MFG. CO., INC.

HAVRE DE GRACE. MD. • PHONE: 301 WE 9-2552

A subsidiary of M. P. HOWLETT, INC. - Est. 1B75 • Nearly a century of 'know how' in floating cranes and barges • Hudson Trust Bldg., Union City, N.I. Phone: 201-866-1566

B.E. Lemieux

B.E. Lemieux has been named sales manager for the Great Lakes,

Rivers & Gulf Marine District of

Mobil Oil Corporation, it was an- nounced by E.K. Arndt, general manager of the domestic marine sales department. Mr. Lemieux succeeds Mr. Arndt, and will be headquartered at the district office in Cleveland, Ohio.

A 1956 graduate of the Maine

Maritime Academy, Mr. Lemieux served three years in the U.S. Navy and one year as a licensed engineer for American Export Isbrandtsen

Company. Prior to joining Mobil

Oil Corporation in 1966, he was with Bull & Roberts, Inc. as a ma- rine sales service engineer. At Mo- bil, Mr. Lemieux has served as an industrial sales representative, commercial lubrication engineer, and equipment builders representa- tive.

Alfred Conhagen, Inc.

Announces Expansion

Of Southern Operations

Alfred Conhagen Jr., vice presi- dent of Alfred Conhagen, Inc.,

Staten Island, N.Y., recently an- nounced the opening of his corpor- ation's new and larger facilities at 203 Texas Avenue, LaMarque,

Texas 77568. In addition, a new of- fice has been opened at 14836 South

Versailles Court, Baton Rouge, La.

Louis Nilsen has been appoint- ed manager of both offices, with

Ed Hoagland in charge of the Ba- ton Rouge location.

Alfred Conhagen, Inc. is one of the largest distributors of marine equipment, representing the lead- ing manufacturers in the marine industry, such as Worthington

Corp., Ingersoll-Rand, Fairbanks

Morse, and Chempro/Sealol, among others.

Meyer To New Post

At Prudential-Grace

J. Edward Meyer Jr., who has served over the past 37 years in various executive posts with Grace

Line and with its successor com- pany, Prudential-Grace Lines, will now act as a special consultant to the executive committee of the company, according to an an- nouncement by Spyros S. Skouras

Jr. In his most recent capacity, Mr.

Meyer served as vice president of freight sales, and the latest move has been dictated by the press of personal business affairs, it was indicated. 30 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News