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ADVANCED STRUCTURES . . . .BULKHEAD PANELS/DOORS 264/333 KRUPP ATLAS ELEKTRONIC RADAR 227

ALDEN ELECTRONICS TRANCEIVER 172 MCALLISTER BROS TOWING SERVICES 313

AUTOKON DATA CAD/CAM SYSTEMS 324 McCAUSEY LUMBER CO SCAFFOLD PLANKS 114

BARDEX HYDRANAUTICS . SHIPLIFTS/TRANSFER SYSTEMS 325 MAIN IRON WORKS . . VESSEL CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR 178

BAY HOUSTON TOWING CO TOWING SERVICES 277 MARINE EQUIPMENT CATALOG . . . .ANNUAL MARINE NAVY CATALOG 157

BELCHER BUNKERING SERVICES 183 MASONITE CORPORATION MARINE FURNITURE 323

BIOSPHERICS INC . OIL IN WATER CONTENT METER 206 MIDLAND ROSS CORP. RUSSELLSTOLL DIV MARINE LIGHTING/ 116

CMC COMMUNICATIONS TV/ANTENNA SYSTEMS 229 PLUGS/RECEPTACLES

CANTIERI NAVALI ITALIANI SHIPREPAIR 298 NAVIGATION SCIENCES NAVIGATION SYSTEMS 334/335

A.W. CHESTERTON CO RUST TRANSFORMER 259 PENNSYLVANIA SHIPBUILDING . . SHIPBUILDING/REPAIR 140

DEL GAVIO MARINE HYDRAULICS 340 PHOENIX PRODUCTS MARINE LIGHTS 238

DUPONT CO./STARBLAST DIV BLASTING ABRASIVE 130 PITTSBURGH BRASS VALVES 145

ENERJEE LTD WELDING FILTER 328 RACAL DECCA NAVIGATION SYSTEMS 317

EVERPURE INC WATER PURIFIERS 272 RAUMA REPOLA SHIPBUILDING 318

FURNESS WITHY . . SHIP MANAGEMENT SERVICES 329 RAYTHEON SERVICE CO MARINE SALES/SERVICE 285

FURUNO U.S.A. INC NAVIGATION SYSTEMS 331 S/S RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT . . . .WATER IN OIL EMULSIFICATION 319

WM. KEITH HARGROVE .INSURANCE/RISK MANAGEMENT 167 SALES SYSTEMS LTD FASTENERS 162

CMH HELESHAW HYDRAULICS . . . . HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT/SYSTEMS 302 TEXACO INC . . LUBRICANTS/MARINE SERVICES 159

HITACHI ZOSEN SHIPBUILDING 332 TODD MARINE MECHANICAL EMULSIFIER 320

HONG KONG UNITED DOCKYARDS LTD SHIPREPAIR 336 TODD SHIPYARDS . . VESSEL CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR 242

INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ASSOCIATION MARKETING GUIDE 347 TOTAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, INC. 151

THE ISLAND CO REAL ESTATE 275 SHIPYARD PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

JIM'S PUMP REPAIR PUMPS 305 TRAMP OIL BUNKERS 322

JOY MANUFACTURING VENTILATION FANS 304 VESON, INC COMPUTER SYSTEMS 337

KSM FASTENING SYSTEMS, INC. . . . WELDING GUNS 221 WILDEN PUMP & ENGINEERING CO. PUMPS 179

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Moran Expands Container

Barge Service To Ports Of

Philadelphia And Baltimore

Moran Container Services Company, a sub- sidiary of Moran Towing and Transportation

Company, Inc., has announced the expansion of its trade routes to Philadelphia and Baltimore.

The company will load containers for this ser- vice in New York at the Global Marine Termi- nal, destined for Northern Shipping Terminal in

Philadelphia and the Dundalk Marine Terminal in Baltimore.

Moran entered the container feeder barge ser- vice last year, operating between New York and

Boston. The company's Barge 411 (shown above) has a capacity of 748 TEUs, and is said to be the largest LO/LO container barge now oper- ating under the American flag. Moran plans to add additional routes and barges to the service as customers' need and market conditions dic- tate.

Manager of Moran Container Services Com- pany is Charles Cumming, a graduate of the

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. He also holds an MBA degree from Northwestern University and an MS degree from SUNY Maritime College at Fort Schuyler. Prior to joining Moran he was manager of marine operations for Northern

Europe with Sylvan Shipping Company.

Hackney And Spath Appointed

Vice Presidents At Beier Radio

The Board of Directors of Frank L. Beier

Radio, Inc., a New Orleans-based marine elec- tronics sales and service firm, has announced the appointment of two new vice presidents and the promotion to management positions of three other employees.

David C. Hackney Louis Spath

David C. Hackney has been named vice president of sales and product development.

With the company since 1967, he was formerly sales manager. He will continue to be involved with sales administration, but will now devote more of his time to developing new or different markets for Beier's present product lines, and searching out and developing new products in the marine electronics field.

Louis Spath, formerly corporate service manager, is now vice president of service. He has been with the company since 1973 when he joined as service manager in the Cut Off (Loui- siana) office.

Ted Murphey, a sales representative in the

Morgan City, La., office since 1976, has been named sales manager. He will be responsible for company-wide sales management but wili con- tinue to be based in Morgan City.

Eric Kostelak has been appointed senior technical advisor, responsible for technical training of all personnel regarding the new high- tech products being developed and promoted by

Beier Radio. He was formerly New Orleans ser- vice manager.

Gary Yokum is now service manager for the

New Orleans office. He has been with the com- pany since 1976, serving as a sales representative and regional sales manager.

Henschel Dedicates New

Combined Facility At New

Location in Newburyport

Henschel Corporation, a unit of General Sig- nal, recently dedicated its new plant in New- buryport, Mass. The newly constructed facility combines office, design, research and develop- ment, and manufacturing spaces. Henschel's move to this new location in historic Newbury- port follows 50 years of operation in nearby

Amesbury, Mass.

The modern, single-level building contains 82,000 square feet and is located on 24 acres of land in an industrial park. The company's 190 employees occupy this entire facility.

Henschel president George U. Curry stated that the new facilities will support the compa- ny's emphasis on advanced design work. This modern plant will improve its capability to design and manufacture the latest in electronic equipment. The facility contains a complete

CAD/CAM installation, electrical/electronic as- sembly areas, full machine shop, and foundry.

The plant is organized for efficient manufacture of Henschel's traditional line as well as new elec- tronic products.

Henschel has been a leader in the design and manufacture of marine products since 1919. Its ship control and interior communications equip- ment and systems are sold worldwide and used aboard both Navy and merchant ships.

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