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Alco Appoints Three

To Engineering Staff

Alco Engines Division of White

Industrial Power, Inc., has recently added Alexander S. Lamb, Mathias

Hefti, and Lawrence E. Panton to its engineering- staff in Auburn,

N.Y., according to an announce- ment by president John V. Sylves- ter.

Mr. Lamb, who has gained ex- perience in both Scotland and the

United States, was named senior development engineer. He has worked for Rolls-Royce Ltd.,

North British Locomotive Co., and

Bicera in Scotland, and most re- cently served as product engineer for Technicon Corp. of Tarrytown,

N.Y. Mr. Lamb holds a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engi- neering from St. Andrews Univer- sity, Scotland, and is a member of the Institution of Mechanical Engi- neers. His list of accomplishments includes designing the world's largest motor-driven reciprocating compressor in 1962, as well as other technical achievements.

Mr. Hefti is now serving as a project engineer at Alco. He holds a bachelor of science degree in me- chanical engineering from Poly- technic Institute in Winterthur,

Switzerland, and a master of busi- ness administration degree from the Avor Institute in Borsach,

Switzerland. He is currently a

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Mr. Panton, of Auburn, N.Y., was named analytical engineer after receiving his master's degree in mechanical engineering at Syra- cuse University this year, where he studied under a three-year NASA fellowship.

Sun Ship Elects

Donald P. Jones

Board Chairman

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Donald P. Jones

Donald P. Jones, senior vice president, finance for Sun Oil Com- pany, was elected chairman of the board of Sun Shipbuilding and Dry

Dock Co., Chester, Pa.

Mr. Jones succeeds Robert G.

Dunlop, who announced he was re- signing the chairmanship 'because of the demands of bis position as board chairman of the parent Sun

Oil Company. Mr. Dunlop will re- main a member of Sun Ship's board of directors.

Paul E. Atkinson remains as president and chief executive officer of Sun Ship, a wholly owned sub- sidiary of 'Sun Oil Company.

Crane Names Geiss

Manager Of Sales,

Valve And Fitting Div.

J.R. Geiss

J.R. Geiss, who launched his ca- reer with the company 10 years ago, has been named manager of sales, Valve and Fitting Division of Crane Co.

Mr. Geiss, a graduate of Pennsyl- vania State University, has served in numerous sales and management capacities during his decade with

Crane. Regional sales managers and product sales managers, direct- ly responsible for all Crane valve and fitting sales, will now report to Mr. Geiss.

In his new post, Mr. Geiss re- ports directly to Paul V. Shea, gen- eral manager of Crane's Valve and

Fitting Division. 18 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News