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Hannah Inland Waterways

Appoints Joseph J. Smith

Manager-Operations

Joseph J. Smith

Joseph J. Smith has been ap- pointed manager - operations for

Hannah Inland Waterways Cor- poration of Lemont, 111. The an- nouncement was made by Donald

C. Hannah, president of the firm.

Mr. Smith will be responsible for the operation of the company's tugs and barges, including coor- dination of Hannah's marine re- pair and barge cleaning facilities located at the junction of the Cal-

Sag Channel and Chicago Sani- tary and Ship Canal just north of Lemont.

Mr. Smith is a graduate of Pur- due University where he earned a B.A. degree in industrial man- agement. He is currently working toward his master's degree at the

University of Chicago Business

School. He was formerly a sales engineer with Paceco, a division of Fruehauf, based in Alameda,

Calif., and prior to that served three years in the Coast Guard

Marine Inspection Office. Mr.

Smith joined the Hannah orga- nization in April 1973.

Hannah Inland Waterways Cor- poration is the largest tug-barge operator on the Great Lakes. The company specializes in the move- ment of petroleum and chemical products in its own barges in the

Chicago Harbor, Detroit Harbor, and throughout the Great Lakes.

Hannah's principal office is in

Lemont.

Gulf Oil Offers

Analytical Laboratory

Services To Others

In another step to support na- tional efforts for energy and en- vironmental resource conserva- tion, Gulf Oil Corporation is offering the full analytical service facilities of its multimillion dollar research laboratory in Harmar- ville, Pa., for use by Government and industry. "As far as we can determine," said R.E. Wohlgemuth, manager of industrial and commercial mar- keting, "Gulf is the first major oil company to offer its analytical laboratory services for outside use."

The Harmarville laboratory is operated by Gulf Research and

Development Company. It was established in 1935 and ranks among the nation's top ten in terms of equipment, scientific staff, and extent of analytical capabilities. The facility near

Pittsburgh contains some of the world's most sophisticated ana- lytical equipment, some of which was developed by Gulf scientists.

Mr. Wohlgemuth said the Har- marville laboratory conducts over 2,000 separate analytical tests. "They range from simple test- tube procedures to highly com- plex molecular structure determi- nations. We will even custom- design special tests to meet un- usual requirements. "The significance of this serv- ice is that it provides capabilities far beyond those normally found in most laboratories. The poten- tial applications are most exten- sive," Mr. Wohlgemuth stated.

Gulf is marketing its analytical laboratory services through the company's Industrial and Com- mercial Marketing Department,

P.O. Box 2100, Houston, Texas 77001. The new analytical serv- ices are performed by Gulf Re- search and Development Com- pany.

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