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Maine Maritime Given $16,000 Kummerman Grant

Maine Maritime Academy at Castine has been awarded a grant of $16,000 by the

Henri Kummerman Foundation.

Set up in 1977 by the president of the

International MacGregor Organization, world- renowned designers and supplier of marine cargo access equipment, the Henri Kummer- man Foundation has the express purpose of advancing education and research in the field of maritime transport. Maine Maritime Acad- emy is currently involved in establishing a

Center of Advanced Maritime Studies, and receipt of the award from the Kummerman

Foundation is considered timely and en- couraging.

Commenting on the donation from the

Foundation, Adm. Edward A. Rogers, super- intendent of Maine Maritime Academy, said that Henri Kummerman's boundless energy and enthusiasm for furthering maritime ed- ucation was acknowledged throughout the

U.S. marine industries, and this latest exam- ple of his continuing interest would be deeply appreciated by students and gradu- ates of the Academy.

Maine Maritime already awards an annual

Henri Kummerman Foundation research grant to a junior class student, and funds have also been made available from the

Foundation to the Webb Institute, New York

Maritime College, and the University of

Connecticut in order to assist selected stu- dents in the pursuit of their studies.

R. Wilkes And J. Wylde

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New Shipping Agency

The formation of a new shipping agency,

Wilkes, Wylde & Co., Inc., to operate ini- tially in Savannah and Atlanta, Ga., and

Charleston, S.C., has been announced by the principals.

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R.M. (Bud) Wilkes, who has long been ac- tive in shipping circles in the U.S. Gulf and

Southeast areas, is president of the new firm. John Wylde, president of Patterson,

Wylde & Co., Inc., Boston, is chairman of the board.

Mr. Wilkes has been in the ship agency business since 1948, and has worked in Nor- folk, New Orleans, Houston, and Savannah.

In 1975, he established Wilkes Shipping

Agency Inc., which became a part of Farrell

Lines in 1979.

According to Mr. Wylde, particular stress will be upon the intermodal, traffic, and mar- keting relationships to new generation ves- sels and practices.

The headquarters office of Wilkes, Wylde will be the Trust Company Bank Building, 16 West Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. 31401; (912) 236-9892.

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