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FIRST FOR HONDURAS: The modern and fully auto- mated combination ship Morazan (shown above) is the first cargo ship to fly the national flag of Honduras.

Named after the liberator of Honduras, the Morazan was officially greeted in Porto Cortez by the president and first lady of Honduras on its maiden voyage from Gijon,

Spain, where it was built. The vessel was presented to the president of Honduras by Joe Teitelbaum, president of

Eagle Inc., Miami, Fla., co-owners of Conasa Line with the Honduran Government. Captained by Honduran Ar- turo Fernandez and crewed by graduates from the Hon- duran Merchant Marine Academy, the new vessel will operate from Miami in .two-way cargo trade between the

Republic of Honduras and the United States. Designed to carry 143 dry or refrigerated containers, the Morazan can carry more than 2,000 tons of high dollar value general cargo plus 160 tons of edible oil.

Potable Water Aboard Ship

Made Pollution-Free Using

Bull & Roberts U-V Purifier

Water can now be made pollution-free at an operating cost of approximately 5 cents per 100,000 gallons by an ultra-violet water puri- fier being marketed by Bull & Roberts, Inc.,

Murray Hill, N.J.

Water that is safe today nray be polluted to- morrow. It may be clear without being pure, look good but be contaminated. Germs and viruses in water can cause polio, infectious hepatitis or jaundice, dysentery, typhoid or cholera.

The U-V Water Purifier makes water 100 percent safe for drinking, cooking, washing, or for use in products and processing. It achieves complete purification without chlorine or in- jurious chemicals, and frees water of all germs without changing its natural taste or impart- ing any odor.

It is an electronically monitored liquid puri- fication system that is easy to install, requires little or no maintenance, and exceeds U.S.

Department of Health requirements for this type of equipment.

The Ultra-Violet Water Purifier is particu- larly adaptable to potable water systems, since water stored aboard ship, on offshore plat- forms, drilling rigs or cargo piers, is susceptible to contamination. Whether the demand is for 100 gallons per hour or 1,000,000 gallons per day, there is a U-V Water Purifier to meet the requirements.

For additional information, contact B.W.

Seile at Bull & Roberts, Inc., 785 Central Ave- nue, Murray Hill, N.J. 07974.

Delta Iron Elects

Arceneaux And Olivier

The elections of Ralph A. Arceneaux as vice president and general manager, and Christian

L. Olivier III as vice president, Shipyard

Division, has been announced by R.H. Mar- mande, president of the Delta Iron Works

Division of Chromalloy American Corporation,

Houma, La.

Mr. Arceneaux joined Delta in 1968 as Ship- yard Division manager. His prior experience includes 17 years with two major shipyards in the Morgan City, La., area. In 1970, Mr.

Arceneaux was named vice president of the

Shipyard Division, a position he held until given his new assignment. He is a civil engi- neering graduate of Indiana Institute of Tech- nology and is a member of The Society of

Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. In his new position, Mr. Arceneaux will manage and coordinate all operational aspects of Delta

Iron.

Mr. Olivier joined Delta in 1968 as an engi- neering estimator in the Shipyard Division.

Prior to that, he was with the Boeing Com- pany as a design engineer for six years. A native of Houma, La., Mr. Olivier received a degree in mechanical engineering from the

University of Southwestern Louisiana.

Norton, Lilly & Co.

Appoints Joseph Gill

Norton, Lilly & Company, Inc. has announc- ed the appointment of Joseph M. Gill as mana- ger of their Boston, Mass., office.

Mr. Gill replaces W. Burgers, who assumed the presidency of their subsidiary company,

Dixie Stevedores, Inc., in New Orleans, La.

Senior Structural

Cost Estimator

Major East Coast shipbuilder has an imme- diate opening for an experienced structural cost estimator in their cost engineering group.

You will be responsible for the development of structural material and labor estimates for major proposal bids. Extensive experience in reading and interpreting all types of struc- tural plans, developing parametric weight checks and material and labor estimates based on manhours per ton concept is re- quired. The successful candidate must have in-depth knowledge of structural fabrication, assembly and erection methods and be fa- miliar with new automation techniques. Edu- cation should include shipyard apprentice training in structural trades or equivalent technical schooling.

We offer excellent chance for advancement, a comprehensive compensation package and convenient suburban living.

Send resume, fa strict confidence to

Box 816 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

An Equal Opportunity Employer

NAVAL ARCHITECTS

Continued progress at Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co., long a leader in shipbuilding, repair and conversion, has created rewarding opportunities for Naval Architects.

Background in ship repairs, conversion and new construction desirable with emphasis on rigging, drydocking, structural and technical calculations.

BS in Naval Architecture required and preferably 4 or more years shipyard experience.

We offer an attractive starting salary, excellent fringe benefits and relocation allowance. If you think you're suited for this rewarding opportunity, send a resume immediately to Mr. E. L. Perkins.

MARYLAND SHIPBUILDING & DRYDOCK CO.

Box 537

Baltimore, Maryland 21203

An equal opportunity employer m/f

Seatrain Shipbuilding Corp. a prominent New York City shipbuilder, offers immediate opportunities for personnel in the following areas:

MARINE

ENGINEERS responsible for calculations, specifications, drawings for piping and machinery systems, shafting, pipe stress and test procedures.

PIPING

DESIGNERS marine design, draft and check power plant and total service piping drawings.

ULTRASONIC

TECHNICIANS non-destructive testing, level III to utilize vari- ous equipment in the inspection of plates and weldments.

We offer . . . permanent, long range opportu- nities . . . excellent salaries and benefits . . . outstanding relocation package which includes a "settling-in" allowance . . . ideal suburban living convenient to the yard.

Qualified applicants are invited to CALL

COLLECT or WRITE Bob Galletta. %

SEATRAIN

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Suite 1005, 25 Broadway

New York, N.Y. 10004 (212) 344-6450

An Equal Opportunity Employer m/f _

ENGINEERS

Marine equipment company located in Union Coun- ty, New Jersey, desires engineers for design of welded steel structures and heavy machinery—-

JUNIOR ENGINEER, PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE UN-

NECESSARY—PROJECTS/STAFF ENGINEER, 10

YEARS MINIMUM EXPERIENCE. Personal inter- views will be arranged only after receipt of resume and salary requirements.

Box 815

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street

New York, N.Y. 10016

WELDING-PRODUCTION SPECIALIST

Thirty-Eight (38) years shipbuilding experience in responsible positions.

Have worked foreign. Resume on request.

Box 704 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016 44 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News