Mail Georgia Aiieorgiamm m iUicnoKige JanuaryFebruary 1970 Savannah will become South Atlantic ntainer i li Savannah is building a new 20acre container terminal Savannah to feature Nations largest worlds fastest Container Crane sfc Savannah is midway between Norfolk and Miami Savannah is now the largest general cargo port on the South Atlantic Savannah will be South Atlantics leading Container Port Savannah will be ready May 1970 Georgia Ports Authority AUGUSTABAINBRIDGEBRUNSWICKCOLUMBUSSAVANNAH Sales Offices Atlanta New York Chicago Bonn and Tokyo aGeorgia m liKiiorA X QJ o e o tfl G 1 3 M cn A o C JE 15 O V QJ c 7 4 ft QJ 3 4 Q QJ E k o s u QJ 0 o E il J3 QJ 75 E 3 V QJ k 3 4 A u QJ QJ M k O QJ a e o QJ IV u QJ QJ o X O VJ a 3 QJ O N 4 QJ Z a O c y X o o IL o u cd LU Z Cd CQ z o I z ui X h C Z JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 1 JIM BISSON Editor ATERPILLAR VIA CATERPILLAR 4 TERMINAL TRANSPORT 6 PROPELLER CLUB 8 HONORED GUEST 10 SPORTATION WITHIN GEORGIA 12 601970 YEARS OF PROGRESS 14 HEAVY DATES 16 SNEAK PREVIEW 17 PORT NEWS VIEWS 18 SAILING SCHEDULE 21 PORT DIRECTORY 27 You will notice that this issue f the AnehorAge predominantly Elects one particular color We re experiencing the same effect n our docks We cali it Furious el low Mind you were not complain g but when you marshall thoutnds of tons of Caterpillar uipment under sunny southern ies you create and generate slden yellow reflections that m warm the heart of any traf man If youre a curious fellow sout our Furious Yellow turn page 4 and read on GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman A M Harris Sr Brunswick Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah R E Hamilton Dalton Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Charles E Walker Columbus Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9129641721 Advertising rates furnished on request chorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority In addition to being a thriving port city the beauty oi Savannah makes it a mecca for tourists and it is most interesting in the manner that one complements the other THE CUTIVES CORNER m J D HOLT JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 Each week many importers and exporters visit us in that they are intensely interested in the bulk facility and the container terminal currently under construction and moving toward completion And it is also most interesting in that many of them are accompanied by their wives so that together they may enjoy the charm and graciousness that is so much a part of Savannah The historic colonial homes the little antique shops treeshaded streets beautified by Spanish moss and the fine restaurants all of these and more lend attractiveness to Savannah for her many visitors So it is little wonder that many of our friends who are heavily involved in foreign trade also find Savannah an interesting place to families This of course is known as enjoying the best of n business with pleasure Savannah is building a new 20acre container terminal 4c Savannah to feature Nations largest worlds fastest Container Crane 4c Savannah is midway between Norfolk and Miami 4c Savannah is now the largest general cargo port on the South Atlantic 4c Savannah will be South Atlantics leading Container Port Georgia Ports Authority 4c Savannah will be ready May 1970 AUGUSTABAINBRIDGEBRUNSWICKCOLUMBUSSAVANNAH Sales Offices Atlanta New York Chicago Bonn and Tokyo mGeorgia m iUichodge JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 1 JIM BISSON Editor CATERPILLAR VIA CATERPILLAR 4 TERMINAL TRANSPORT 6 PROPELLER CLUB 8 HONORED GUEST 10 TRANSPORTATION WITHIN GEORGIA 12 19601970 YEARS OF PROGRESS 14 HEAVY DATES 16 SNEAK PREVIEW 17 PORT NEWS VIEWS 18 SAILING SCHEDULE 21 PORT DIRECTORY 27 You will notice that this issue of the Anchor Age predominantly reflects one particular color We are experiencing the same effect on our docks We call it Furious Yellow Mind you were not complain ing but when you marshall thousands of tons of Caterpillar equipment under sunny southern skies you create and generate golden yellow reflections that can warm the heart of any traffic man If youre a curious fellow about our Furious Yellow turn to page 4 and read on GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman A M Harris Sr Brunswick Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah R E Hamilton Dalton Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Charles E Walker Columbus Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9129641721 Advertising rates furnished on request Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority In addition to being a thriving port city the beauty of Savannah makes it a mecca for tourists and it is most interesting in the manner that one complements the other THE EXECUTIVES CORNER J D HOLT JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 Each week many importers and exporters visit us in that they are intensely interested in the bulk facility and the container terminal currently under construction and moving toward completion And it is also most interesting in that many of them ate accompanied by their wives so that together they may enjoy the charm and graciousness that is so much a part of Savannah The historic colonial homes the little antique shops treeshaded streets beautified by Spanish moss and the fine restaurants all of these and more lend attractiveness to Savannah for her many visitors So it is little wonder that many of our friends who are heavily involved in foreign trade also find Savannah an interesting place to families This of course is known as enjoying the best of ri business with pleasure mmHK WMliSi VISI It could be said that the Georgia Ports Authority and the Caterpillar Tractor Company are the happy participants in a mutual admiration society Caterpillar has for many years been trusting GPA know how in moving its products to overseas markets Likewise the GPA put its trust in Caterpillar when it installed Caterpillar engines in its first two 35ton gantry cranes back in 1954 Has it worked You bet it has Savannah has been the leading South Atlantic port of embarkation for Caterpillar equipment for many years We now have six Catpowered gantry cranes for heavy lift operations Our first two Catcranes 1954 vintage are still at work loading Caterpillar equipment and thousands of other commodities at our Garden City terminal with a total of 71000 hours of operating time without a major overhaul NORTH DAKOTA MINNESOTA 1 A SOUTH DAKOTA MlllLANDl MyraApity LANSING rTTTVETROIT TRANSPORT NEBRASKA INDIANAPdLlSy MISSOURI I I ST LOUIS r iKSOTT 1 OHIO 1 MOVES 1 IN ON I Ft iCINCINNfifl WES B1 VIRGI MIDI NEST ISVILLE y 7 GONTAINBI 1 A ilLe F A mm L TRAFFIC J OKLAHOMA ARKANSAS f rirminFham r M OJPALTOnX south N CAROLINA missipi j v LOUISIANA vi CHATTANOOGA NASHVILLE MEMPHIS ST LOUIS BIRMINGHAM GO WEST YOUNG VAN DOUBLE T LINE OPENS SAVANNAH TERMINAL TO CAPTURE MIDWEST CONTAINER TRAFFIC RAYMOND C DALKA VicePresident Sales BURTON C KINNEY VicePresident Traffic Terminal Transport Company Inc the Double T Line has expanded its service into Double T Land by opening an agency in Savannah Georgia Commenting on the move to the South Atlantics largest port Raymond Dalka Vice PresidentSales for Terminal Transport said We are hopeful of capturing the much publicized yet infant mode of transportation called containerization We have been keeping a close watch on the Georgia Ports Authoritys tremendous growth at Savannah The Authoritys terminals in Savannah handle over 65000 trucks a year and we expect their figure to zoom even higher when the Authoritys modern container A i V GEORGIA ANCHORAGE terminal is completed in the summer of this year Terminal Transport has been building its reputation for a long timesince October 23 1931 to be exact The Company was formed with less than a dozen trucks in Indianapolis Indiana and shared its operating facilities with another carrier in that city That was 39 years ago and Terminal Transport of that day little resembles Terminal Transport of today With executive offices in Atlanta Terminal Transport operates a fleet of more than 2700 units serving heavy industrialized markets throughout the Midwest Today Terminal Transport turns its traffic oriented eye on the forward moving part of Savannah and Con tainer Central now under construction by the Georgia Ports Authority with direct service on importexport traffic from Savannah to all terminal points in the Midwest A list of the states that are served by Terminal Transport from Savannah include Michigan Illinois Indiana Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Alabama and Ohio As a common carrier of general freight commodities Terminal travels over 5254 miles of routes bringing direct daily service to hundreds of communities The highway mileage for Double T Line units averages approximately one million miles each week Terminal Transport often is pointed to as being unique among truck lines in that it has been highly successful in operating a MidwestSouth business Several reasons are given for this including qualified personnel effective cost control efficiency of operations equipment and terminal facilities Terminal Transport has been growing as the truck industry has grown It has been growing because it serves an area requiring constantly increasing service It has been growing because it provides a kind and quality of service shippers want and demand It has been growing because they realize potential growth areas and the merits thereof and containerization is certainly another expanded operation Terminal Transport will pursue to bolster its profit structure JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 7 NATIONAL CONVENTION 1969 Were a little late folks but the 43rd National Convention of the Propeller Club of the United States and the American Merchant Marine Conference held in Savannah October 2527 was such an outstanding success we thought we would run a few photographs of the various activities See anybody you know JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 9 Probably the most valued allies of Georgias progressive ports program are the members of the State General Assembly These dedicated Georgians and their predecessors have constantly supported port improvements and expansions since the inception of the program twentyfive years ago The only opportunity we have to strut our stuff for these valued colleagues is during the annual port inspection tour by the State Senate and House Port Committees This year the Senate group headed by Senator Ronald Adams of Brunswick and the House group headed by Representative Arthur Funk of Savannah spent two days touring the GPA facilities at Brunswick and Savannah The tour was scheduled to coincide with the monthly meeting of the Georgia Ports Authority and all members of the Authority including Chairman Robert Tharpe were on hand to personally conduct the legislators on their tour Legislators on this years inspection tour were Senators Adams Culver Kidd Milledgeville Jack Fincher Sr Canton and William Searcey Savannah Representatives Funk Philip Chandler Milledgeville Earl Davis Columbus Don Moore Toccoa and Paul Nessmith Statesboro Above At Brunswick Sen Adams Sen Kidd Rep Chandler Sen Fincher Rep j V Nessmith Rep Davis Rep Moore and Frank Hill Pres Brunswick C of C Below At Savannah Rep Funk A M Harris Sr Vice Chairman GPA J Emmett Moylan Comptroller GPA and Sen Searcey HONORED GUESTS 8 COLLEAGUES Above Sen Adams Sen Kidd and GPA Chairman Tharpe appear pleased at GPA Savannah dockside activities Below Likewise are GPA Executive Director J D Holt Rep Davis and GPA Board Member Charles E Walker Above James I Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations explains ship loading procedures to Rep Moore Chairman Tharpe Rep Chandler and GPA Board Member R E Hamilton Below Jim Hall Director Brunswick Committee of 100 explains Brunswicks future industrial plans to the group BWd GEORGIA as the largest state in the United States east of the Mississippi River enjoys a wide and varied transportation system commensurate with its size If this were not true Georgia would be an enormous land mass devoid of industrial and agricultural activity Transportation has been one of Georgias tangible strengths and continues to be expanded year by year In capsule form may I list the various forms of transportation available within Georgia AIR Georgia boasts one of the worlds foremost air transportation hubs Atlanta truly the crossroads of the Southeast ranks fourth nationally in the number of total enplaned passengers and offers convenient direct service to more than 45 per cent of the nations population In that Atlanta is the focal point of twentythree airline routes 13500000 passengers enplane and deplane annually involving 395000 aircraft with an arrival or departure every one and onethird minutes around the clock Totals air freight air mail and air express shipmenJ exceed 300000 tons annually and increfl 495 per cent in 1968 over 1967 Air service is not restricted to Athfl ever in that nine scheduled aii service to1 fourteen other namely Albany Athens Augfl Columbus Macon Moultriffl Thomasville Tifton Vab In addition there tered throughout scheduled air seifl lighted runwayfl company important As the railway state is well served boasts of 26 carriers roads operating 5558 nH branch line track with monH dieselized The major lines are the CentraM Seaboard Coastline the L Southern Railway system and a nmj TRANSPORTATION WITHIN GEORGIA In November the State Chamber of Commerce rolled out the Green Carpet for a number of executives from the nations leading consulting firms The threeday Green Carpet Tour was designed to acquaint consultants active in locating industries with Georgia industrial development personnel Part of the program included a detailed description of Georgias transportation systems by J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority Considering our reader interest in transportation we print below Mr Holts Transportation Within Georgia the carriers serving the state can reach important consuming markets with a single line haul eliminating the necessity of an interchange from one carrier to another If it moves by rail Georgia can move it MOTOR FREIGHT Georgia is served by upward of 100 scheduled motor carriers many of which operate wholly in interstate transportation with some 400 irregular route carriers many of them operating statewide service Specialized commodity carriers refrigerated gasoline chemicals etc and contract haulers are available to shippers and recejers of freight throughout j freight service to d Georgia points tetate carriers slfcrk Phila service HgPen enment of Ipatate by the result inland ieen established Inty at the Georgia udge and Columbus d to low cost barge omit plants on the banks Ipi areas accessible to barge be emphasized that a lower WP structure evolves by both rail and ih the introduction of low cost barge the state Direct singly and from mai is furnishjf Importa delphv fror competition and that Georgia shippers having plants adjacent to our waterways are saving millions of dollars in transportation costs The advantages of Georgias river systems warrant investigation particularly in this age of chemistry in that most of the new chemical plants are being located on the rivers of our country and land in Georgia is available along our rivers And finally Georgias deepwater ports of Savannah and Brunswick offer avenues of trade with all of the trading nations of the world whether it be the sale of manufactured goods or the importation of essential raw materials for Georgias factories As new plants have come into Georgia with the intent of reaping the rich rewards of foreign commerce and as existing concerns become more involved in international trade the Georgia Ports Authority has kept pace with the demand by building the docking facilities required for ocean going vessels As a matter of fact some sixty million dollars have been spent by the Authority to build the most modern and sophisticated facilities to be found Hfewhere Iffignt expenditures include a five million tamer facility to keep pace with the r revolution as well as a nine and srw million dollar bulk commodity hanfacility for ores clays fertilizers etc Additionally the Georgia Ports Authority is building a four and onehalf million dollar railroad to connect with the main lines of the Seaboard Coastline Railroad and the Southern Railway System to open up a 7000 acre deepwater industrial site known as Colonels Island at Brunswick Georgia Choice deepwater sites are available at both Savannah and Brunswick and as the United States becomes more dependent upon foreign countries for raw materials the accessibility of ocean transport becomes an increasingly important factor in plant location So in Georgia never let it be said that you t get there from here With Georgias excellent transportation system merchandise and people can travel by air rail truck automobile barge or ship to any place in the world and most people having lived here for a while usually buy a round trip ticket JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 13 GEORGIA as the largest state in the United States east of the Mississippi River enjoys a wide and varied transportation system commensurate with its size If this were not true Georgia would be an enormous land mass devoid of industrial and agricultural activity Transportation has been one of Georgias tangible strengths and continues to be expanded year by year In capsule form may I list the various forms of transportation available within Georgia AIR Georgia boasts one of the worlds foremost air transportation hubs Atlanta truly the crossroads of the Southeast ranks fourth nationally in the number of total enplaned passengers and offers convenient direct service to more than 45 per cent of the nations population In that Atlanta is the focal point of twentythree airline routes 13500000 passengers enplane and deplane annually involving 395000 aircraft with an arrival or departure every one and onethird minutes around the clock Total air freight air mail and air express shipments exceed 300000 tons annually and increased 495 per cent in 1968 over 1967 Air service is not restricted to Atlanta however in that nine scheduled air lines offer service to1 fourteen other Georgia cities namely Albany Athens Augusta Brunswick Columbus Macon Moultrie Rome Savannah Thomasville Tifton Valdosta and Way cross In addition there are sixtythree cities scattered throughout Georgia that do not have scheduled air service but do have paved and lighted runways In this sophisticated era of company planes and private flying this is important RAIL As the railway map of Georgia shows the state is well served by railway lines Georgia blasts of 26 carriers eight being Class I railroads operating 5558 miles of main and branch line track with motive power entirely dieselized The major lines are the Central of Georgia Seaboard Coastline the L N and the Southern Railway system and a number of TRANSPORTATION WITHIN GEORGIA In November the State Chamber of Commerce rolled out the Green Carpet for a number of executives from the nations leading consulting firms The threeday Green Carpet Tour was designed to acquaint consultants active in locating industries with Georgia industrial development personnel Part of the program included a detailed description of Georgias transportation systems by J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority Considering our reader interest in transportation we print below Mr Holts Transportation Within Georgia the carriers serving the state can reach important consuming markets with a single line haul eliminating the necessity of an interchange from one carrier to another If it moves by rail Georgia can move it MOTOR FREIGHT Georgia is served by upward of 100 scheduled motor carriers many of which operate wholly in interstate transportation with some 400 irregular route carriers many of them operating statewide service Specialized commodity carriers refrigerated gasoline chemicals etc and contract haulers are available to shippers and receivers of freight throughout the state Direct singleline motor freight service to and from major U S cities and Georgia points is furnished by numerous interstate carriers Important centers such as New York Philadelphia and Chicago receive third day service from most Georgia communities HIGHWAYS Georgia is served by a road system comprising 97427 miles The State Highway Department maintains 17135 miles of paved highways that connect with an extensive system of county roads which afford the smaller communities the advantage of modern highway facilities In addition Georgia will have 1147 miles of interstate highways running north and south and east and west as well as diagonally across the state PORTS WATERWAYS Georgias industrial growth has been enhanced by the accelerated development of waterways and harbors within the state by the U S Corps of Engineers As a result inland river barge terminals have been established by the Georgia Ports Authority at the Georgia cities of Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus and industries oriented to low cost barge transportation have built plants on the banks of our rivers or in areas accessible to barge movement It needs to be emphasized that a lower freight rate structure evolves by both rail and truck with the introduction of low cost barge competition and that Georgia shippers having plants adjacent to our waterways are saving millions of dollars in transportation costs The advantages of Georgias river systems warrant investigation particularly in this age of chemistry in that most of the new chemical plants are being located on the rivers of our country and land in Georgia is available along our rivers And finally Georgias deepwater ports of Savannah and Brunswick offer avenues of trade with all of the trading nations of the world whether it be the sale of manufactured goods or the importation of essential raw materials for Georgias factories As new plants have come into Georgia with the intent of reaping the rich rewards of foreign commerce and as existing concerns become more involved in international trade the Georgia Ports Authority has kept pace with the demand by building the docking facilities required for ocean going vessels As a matter of fact some sixty million dollars have been spent by the Authority to build the most modern and sophisticated facilities to be found anywhere Current expenditures include a five million dollar container facility to keep pace with the container revolution as well as a nine and onehalf million dollar bulk commodity handling facility for ores clays fertilizers etc Additionally the Georgia Ports Authority is building a four and onehalf million dollar railroad to connect with the main lines of the Seaboard Coastline Railroad and the Southern Railway System to open up a 7000 acre deepwater industrial site known as Colonels Island at Brunswick Georgia Choice deepwater sites are available at both Savannah and Brunswick and as the United States becomes more dependent upon foreign countries for raw materials the accessibility of ocean transport becomes an increasingly important factor in plant location So in Georgia never let it be said that you can t get there from here With Georgias excellent transportation system merchandise and people can travel by air rail truck automobile barge or ship to any place in the world and most people having lived here for a while usually buy a round trip ticket JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 13 As old Father Time pushes us into another decade we pause to reflect on the Swinging 609s At the close of the 509s the physical structure of the Georgia Ports Authority consisted of nine deepwater berths in Savannah one in Brunswick and the inland barge terminal at Bainbridge We maintained a Traffic and Commerce office in Atlanta and Sales offices in New York and Chicago Construction was started on three additional deepwater berths and a 11000 ton molten sulphur storage facility at the Authoritys Garden City terminal in Savannah At the same time construction was underway on Georgias second inland barge terminal at Augusta jjjljl Southern Nitrogen i cal announces plan multimillion dollar cl on port property a Liquid storage and b ment added at Bali Authority opens its sales office in Bonn V Berth number two started at Brunswick Construction underway on GPAs third barge terminal at Columbus Bids let on three additional berths at Ocean terminal Colonels Island purchased Complete renovation of all warehouses Augusta facility doubled in size with bulk handling equipment installed 1965 Plans complete for third berth at Brunswick Two berths completely renovated and bids let on two additional berths at Ocean terminal Foreign Sales office opened in Tokyo 1967 As we enter the 70s a 5 million expansion has just been completed at Ocean terminal Work has started on a 5 million railroad to the GPAs industrial tract on Colonels Island Construction has begun on a 9 million two berth dry bulk facility And GEORGIA ANCHORAGE fSSgS The year of the big face lifting at Ocean terminal This facility had been purchased by the Authority in 1958 with four operational berths The 1961 construction project completely renovated seven berths at the Ocean terminal adding much needed berthing space rogen Kaiser Chemies plans to build a dollar chemical plant perty at Bainbridge e and bagging equipat Bainbridge The ens its first foreign Bonn West Germany O HI v pv I I I WHBi m Two new warehouses and a modern 52000 cu ft cold storage facility are constructed at the Authoritys Garden City terminal giving the GPA a total of 3 million sq ft of warehousing the largest complex of warehousing in the Southeast Container Central is on schedule featuring the Nations largest container crane We end the 60s with 24 deepwater berths and 3 inland terminals We greet the 70s with a 19 million expansion program To our friends and customers who made it possible we say HAPPY NEW DECADE JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 Below Nicholas Pecora lofi ExportImport Manager Corporale Sanitary Engineer for NBC inspect date cargo Jm IBIBUHBHft mwmwmmm Established 1886 MV MPM SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES Port X eufs iews OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y The Savannah Bar Pilols new 37foot launch the Savannah Pilot has a speed of 19 knots which enables her to negotiate the distance from The Pilot Base to the Seabuoy in 35 minutes or half the lime of the old pilot boat This means faster service in placing pilots on inbound vessels as well as a quick turnaround for pilols disembarking from outbound ships 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE GENERAL OWEN DO Transportation Management Challenge of the 70s will be the theme of the General Traffic Management Conference to be held March 24 1970 at the Dinkier Plaza Hotel Atlanta Ga under the sponsorship of Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service EAMTMTS Col Richard A Borges EAMTMTS Director of Field Assistance will he the Conference Coordinator On the opening day carrier representatives will join Installation Transportation Officers and transportation management personnel from the 34state Eastern and Midwestern areas to hear a welcome by Brig Gen E B Owen EAMTMTS Commander and remarks by Maj Gen C Lang MTMTS Commander Vincent F Caputo Director Transportation and Warehousing Policy Department of Defense will be the luncheon speaker The afternoon will feature panel discussions headed by General Owen and assisted by senior transportation officials from each of the military services Subjects will cover improvement of transportation services and economy of operation March 3 and 4 will be devoted to DOD representatives workshop sessions where EAMTMTS Directorate of Field Assistance personnel will monitor group participation in such subjects as Personal Property Field Assistance and Passenger International Traffic Inland Traffic Traffic Services and Rating and Routing Members of industry have been notified of the upcoming conference through invitations extended by carrier associations representing rail air motor waterways and freight forwarders COLONEL BORGES Pictured below are members of The Trust Company of Georgias International Department on a recent tour of the Georgia Ports Authoritys Savannah facilities The group from Atlanta was impressed by the progress on the Authoritys new Container Central and found the lour to be most interesting Left to right David P Mills group vice president Tom Fullilove commercial officer John Woodall 2nd vice president William Inglesby Inil Department Liberty National Bank Trust Co Savannah Bruce Bleeker 2nd vice president Adolfo Casal operations manager Mike Sullivan Bill Murray and John Rossi AGPA SWOOPING CRANE Its the gantry kind that comes in efficient quantities at the Port of Savannah Takes the waiting out of loading when time is money and visavis Makes shipping through this Georgia port a song for folks who want fast connections to the market place For more facts on Georgia shipping write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P 0 Box 2406 Savannah Georgia GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 19 Georgia Oceanography You On 680 acres at Skidaway Island Savannah the state of Georgia prepares a great environment for industry looking toward the Sea Industrial park terminal causeway now under construction A flourishing unit of Georgias University System already thereSkidaway Institute of Oceanography Write Ocean Science Center of the Atlantic Post Office Box 9986 Savannah Ga A 31402 Phone 912 2324364 MARINE TERMI N ALSIN DUSTRIA L COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building l l 7 J Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 8035822351 4048733262 2126870630 6174821910 urn 4HI i ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE2360226 E MOBLEY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER FOREIGN FREI FORWARDER 606 Really Building Savannah Georgia 31402 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CENTRAL AMERICA Cristobal CANAL ZONE Maipo BmlgjBmS Chilean COASTWISE SirachanMarch 7 MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT HordaITorm SouthernMarch 14 Algiers ALGERIA Falkenfels Hansa HohensteinFeb 26 Ashdod ISRAEL Qeshet Zim Orient ExplorerjU Zim MazalZim SouthernFeb 17 SouthernFeb 20 SouthernMarch 4 Barcelona SPAIN Thyra Torm Torm Hordafl Torm SouthernFeb 27 SouthernMarch 14 Beirut LEBANON Thyra TormTorm SouthernFeb 27 Joseph LykesLykes Brothers StrachanMarch Hellas Hellenic yS3ldjpL StevensMarch 11 HordaTorm Southern March 14 Benghazi F alkenf els Hansa HohensteinFeb 26 Cadiz SPAIN Joseph LykesLykes Brothers StrachanMarch 2 Casablanca MOROCCO Joseph LykesLykes Brothers StrachanMarch 2 Derince TURKEY Joseph Lykes Lykes Brothers StrachanMarch 2 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 Genoa ITALY Piero FoscariSidarma Southeastern MaritimeFeb 13 Lorenzo MarcelloSidarma Southeastern MaritimeFeb 20 FalkenfelsHansa HohensteinFeb 26 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 21 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Haifa ISRAEL Qeshei Zim Southern Feh 17 Orient Explorer Zim Southern Feb 20 Mazal Zim ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Savona ITALY Piero FoscariSidarma Southeastern Maritime Feb 13 Lorenzo MarcelloSidarma Southeastern Maritime Feb 20 Iskenderun TURKEY Joseph Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan March 2 Istanbul TURKEY Joseph Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan March 2 Izmir TURKEY Joseph Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan March 2 Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS Thyra TormTorm Southern Feb 27 Horda Torm 1 SouthernMarch 14 Leghorn ITALY Piero FoscariSidarma Southeastern Maritime Feb 13 Lorenzo Marcello Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeFeb 20 FalkenfelsHansa Hohenstein Feb 26 Leixoes PORTUGAL Thyra TormTorm HordaTorm Lisbon PORTUGAL Thyra TormTorm HordaTorm Marseilles FRANCE Piero FoscariSidarma Lorenzo Marcello Sidarma FalkenfelsHansa TriglavJugolinija Naples ITALY Piero FoscariSidarma Lorenzo MarcelloSidarma FalkenfelsHansa SouthernFeb 27 SouthernMarch 14 SouthernFeb 27 SouthernMarch 14 Southeastern MaritimeFeb 13 Southeastern Maritime Feb 20 HohensteinFeb 26 Smith KellyMarch 15 Southeastern MaritimeFeb 13 Southeastern MaritimeFeb 20 HohensteinFeb 26 Piraeus GREECE HellasssHellenic StevensMarch 11 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA TriglavJugolinija Smith Kelly March 15 Salonica GREECE HellasHellenic StevensMarch 11 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Thyra TormTorm SouthernFeb 27 HordaTorm Southern March 14 Tripoli LIBYA FalkenfelsHansa HohensteinFeb 26 HellasHellenic StevensMarch 11 Venice ITALY Triglav Jugolinija Smith Kelly March 15 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Kaisedyk Holland America GorredykHolland America HilversumIndependent Gulf Fidelity RRegent PoeldykHolland America GrebbedykHolland America Gaasterdyk Holland America Antwerp BELGIUM Katsedyk Holland America HohensteinFeb 15 GorredykHolland America HohensteinFeb 17 WestfalenOzeanStinnes Southeastern MFeb 19 Trollgar OzeanStinnes Southeastern MFeb 25 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith Kelly Feb 28 Fidelity R Regent J R Shipping March 4 PoeldykHolland America Hohenstein March 9 ThebenWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan March 13 GrebbedykHolland America HohensteinMarch 15 GaasterdykHolland America HohensteinMarch 29 HohensteinFeb 15 Hohenstein Feb 17 Smith Kelly Feb 28 J R ShippingMarch 4 HohensteinMarch 9 Hohenstein March 15 Hohenstein March 29 Bremen GERMANY Katsedyk Holland America HohensteinFeb 15 GorredykHolland America HohensteinFeb 17 Westfalen OzeanStinnes Southeastern MFeb 19 TrollgarOzeanStinnes Southeastern MFeb 25 HilversumIndependent Gulf Smith Kelly Feb 28 Fidelity R Regent J R Shipping March 4 PoeldykHolland America Rjr Hohenstein March 9 ThebenWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanMarch 13 GrebbedykHolland America HohensteinMarch 15 Gaasterdyk Holland America Hohenstein March 29 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Rogai Rdlierlands Steamship tompang 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9805 Phone 2339343 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Hamburg GERMANY Kaisedyk Holland America Hohenstein Feb 15 Gorredyk Holland America Hohenstein Feb 17 Westfalen Ozean Stinn es Feb 19 Trollgar OzeanSiinnes Southeastern M Feb 25 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith TCallv Feb 28 Fidelity R Regent J R Shipping March 4 Poeldyk Holland America Hohenstein March 9 Theben Strachan 13 Grebbedyk Holland America Hohenstein March 15 Gaasterdyk Holland America Hohenstein 29 Le Havre FRANCE Kaisedyk Holland America Hohenstein Feb 15 Gorredyk Holland America Hohenstein Feb 17 Poeldyk Holland America Hohenstein 9 Theben March 13 Grebbedyk Holland America Hohenstein March 15 Gaasterdyk Holland America Hohenstein March 29 Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Kaisedyk Holland America Hohenstein Feb 15 Gorredyk Holland America Hohenstein Feb 17 Westfalen OzeanStinn es Feb 19 Trollgar OzeanSiinnes Southeastern M Feb 25 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith Kollv Feb 28 Fidelity R Regent J R Shipping March 4 Poeldyk Holland America Hohenstein 9 Theben WilhelmsenSweri Atlantic Strachan March 13 Grebbedyk Holland America Hohenstein March 15 Gaasterdyk Holland America Hohenstein March 29 PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA Port Burnie Port Strachan Feb 16 Montreal Star Blue Star Southern Feb 17 Halifax Star Blue Star Southern Feb Pacific Ocean Atlanttrafik Stevens Feb 36 African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Feb 38 Nicolaos D L Am Australian Smith Kelly March 3 Cap Verde Columbus Southern 5 City of Sydney Am Australian Smith Kelly 10 City of Birkenhead Am Australian Smith Kelly March 18 Lake Ontario Ailanttrafik Stevens 18 Cap Vilano Columbus Southern March S3 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Auckland NEW ZEALAND African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 38 City of BirkenheadAm AustralianSmith KellyMarch 18 Brisbane AUSTRALIA Port BurniePort Strachan Montreal StarBlue StarSouthern Halifax StarBlue Star Southern Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik Stevens African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern Maritime Nicolaos D LAm AustralianSmith Kelly Cap Verde Columbus Southern City of SydneyAm Australian Smith Kelly Lake Ontario Ailanttrafik Stevens Cap VilanoColumbus Southern MandarincoreMaritime Fruit CarriersJ R Shipping Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Philippine Rizal MCP Southeastern Maritime PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern Philippine A Luna MCP Southeastern Maritime Phil Pres GarciaUnited PhilippineSouthern Phil Pres OsmenaUnited PhilippineSouthern Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Feb 1 Feb 17 Feb S3 Feb 36 Feb 38 March 3 March 5 March 10 March 18 March 33 March 35 Feb 18 Feb 37 March 4 March 8 March 19 March 37 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Philippine Rizal Philippines Philippine A Luna Phil Prs Garcia Phil Prs Osmena Phil Prs Magsaysay MCP Southeastern United Philippine MCP Southeastern United Philippine United Philippine United Philippine MaritimeFeb 18 SouthernFeb 37 MaritimeMarch 4 SouthernMarch 8 SouthernMarch 19 SouthernMarch 37 Gisborne NEW ZEALAND City of BirkenheadAm AustralianSmith KellyMarch 18 Hong Kong HONG KONG Philippine Rizal Philippines Philippine A Luna Muneshima Maru Phil Prs Garcia Export Builder Phil Prs Osmena Phil Prs Magsaysay Florida Maru Export Aide MCP Southeastern Maritime United Philippine Southern MCP Southeastern Maritime K Line Stevens United PhilippineSouthern Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan United PhilippineSouthern United Philippine Southern K LineStevens Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb 18 Feb 37 March 4 March 6 March 8 March 17 March 19 March 37 March 38 March 30 BUILDING 9122326184 GEORGIA J Ebberwein Georgia Ports handle more general cargo tonnage than any ports in the South Atlantic For more details on Brunswick and Savannah write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Ga P JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 23 Ship Steamship Line Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Agency Sailing Date Philippine RizaLMCP Philippines United Philippine A Luna MCP Phjl Pres GarciaUnited Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Southeastern MaritimeFeb 18 Philippine SouthernFeb 27 Southeastern MaritimeMarch 4 Philippine SouthernMarch 8 Philippine SouthernMarch 1 Philippine SouthernMarch 27 Inchon KOREA Export Builder Am Export Ishrflnrlfcpn Strachan March 17 30 Export Aide Am Export Ishranrftsen Kaohsiung FORMOSA Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern Feb 26 Export Builder Am Export IshranHtsen Strachan Hai Ho China Merchants Southern March 20 Export Aide Am Export IsbranHtsen Strachan 30 Keelung FORMOSA Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern 96 Muneshima Maru K Line Stevens March ft Export Builder Am Export Isbrandlsen Strachan March 17 Hai Ho China Merchants Southern Marrh 0 Florida Maru K Line Stevens March R Export Aide Am Export Ishranilisen Strachan 30 Kobe JAPAN Saitama Maru N Y K Strachan Feb 91 Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern Feb 26 Philippines Igaharu Maru Mahsud Muneshima Maru Tacoma Maru Phil Pres Garcia St Louis Maru Pendrecht Export Builder Phil Pres Osmena Hai Ho Phil Pres Magsaysay Florida Mara Export Aide United Philippine YamashitaShinnihon MitsuiO S K K Line MitsuiO S K United Philippine MitsuiO S K N Y K r Am Export Isbrandlsen United Philippine China Merchants United Philippine K Line Am Export Isbrandlsen SouthernFeb 27 Smith 8c KellyFeb 28 Strachan March 1 StevensMarch 6 Strachan March 6 SouthernMarch 8 Strachan March 10 StrachanMarch 13 StrachanMarch 17 SouthernMarch 19 SouthernMarch 20 SouthernMarch 27 StevensMarch 28 StrachanMarch 30 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date City of Sydney Am 8c Australian Smith 8t Kelly March 10 18 18 22 25 City of Birkenhead Lake Ontario Am 8c Australian Atlanttrafik Smith 8c Kelly Stevens March March Cap Vilano Columbus Southprn Mandarincore Maritime Fruit Carriers J R Shipping March Nagoya JAPAN Saitama Maru N Y K Strachan Feb 23 Igaharu Mara Y amashita Shinni hon Smith tr Kelly Feh 28 Mahsud MitsuiO S K Strachan Muneshima Mara K Line Stevens March 6 Tacoma Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan ft St Louis Mara MitsuiO S K Strachan March 10 Pendrecht N Y K Strachan March 13 Florida Maru K Line Stevens March 28 Osaka JAPAN Saitama Maru N Y K Strachan Feh 23 Igaharu Maru Y a mashita Shinnihon Smith 8r Kelly Feh 28 Mahsud MitsuiO S K Strachan March i Muneshima Maru K Line Stevens March 6 Tacoma Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan March 6 St Louis Mara MitsuiO S K Strachan March 10 Pendrecht N Y K Strachan 13 Export Builder Am Export Isbrandlsen Strachan March 17 Florida Maru K Line Stevens March 28 Export Aide Am Export IsbrnndtsAn Strachan 30 Pusan KOREA Export Builder Am Export Isbranrlfsen Strachan March Export Aide Am Export Isbrandlsen Strachan March 30 Sydney AUSTRALIA Port Bumie Port Strachan Feh 16 Montreal Star Blue Star Southern Feh Halifax Star Blue Star Southern Feb 22 Pacific Ocean Atlanttrafik Stoyron c 26 African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Feb 28 Nicolaos D L Am Australian Smith fa Kelly hfereh Cap Verde Columbus March City of Sydney Am Australian Smith Kelly March 10 City of Birkenhead Am 8c Australian Smith 8c Kelly March 18 Lake Ontario Atlanttrafik hfarch Cap Vilano Columbus Southern March Mandarincore Maritime Fruit Carriers J R Shipping March 25 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Philippine RizalMCP Southeastem MaritimeFeb 18 PhilippinesUnited Philippine SouthernFeb 27 Philippine A Luna MCP Southeastem Maritime March 4 Phil Prs GarciaUnited Philippine Southern March 8 Phil Prs OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern March 19 Phil Prs MagsaysayUnited Philippine SouthernMarch 27 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Port Bumie Port StrachanFeb 16 Montreal StarBlue Star SouthernFeb 17 Halifax StarBlue StarSouthernFeb 22 Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik StevensFeb 26 African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 28 Nicolaos D LAm AustralianSmith 8t Kelly March 3 Cap VerdeColumbusSouthernMarch 5 Wellington NEW ZEALAND African NeptuneFarrellSoutheastern MaritimeFeb 28 City of BirkenheadAm AustralianSmith KellyMarch 18 Yokohama JAPAN Saitama Maru Hai Hsin Philippines Igaharu Maru Mahsud Muneshima Maru Tacoma Maru Phil Pres Garcia St Louis Maru Pendrecht Export Builder Phil Pres Osmena Hai Ho N Y K China Merchants United Philippine YamashitaShinnihon MitsuiO S K K Line MitsuiO S K United Philippine MitsuiO S K N Y K Am Export Isbrandlsen United Philippine China Merchants Strachan Southern Southern Smith 8c Kelly Strachan Stevens Strachan Southern Strachan Strachan Strachan Southern Southern Feb Feb Feb Feb March March March March March March March March March 23 26 27 28 1 6 6 8 10 13 17 19 20 CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA 2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA State Docks Building Phone 2657588 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS 24 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited PhilippineSouthernMarch 27 Florida MaruK Line StevensMarch 28 Export AideAm Export IsbrandisenStrachanMarch 30 PERSIAN GULF Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensMarch 10 Khorramshahr IRAN Hellenic SpiritHellenicStevensMarch 10 Kuwait KUWAIT Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensMarch 10 Port Sudan SUDAN GenieHellenic StevensFeb 23 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 16 Savannah Ivaran afPfeUpja Southern Feb 17 Dorotea Norton fei Smith Kelly Feb 21 Rio de Janeiro Ivaran Southern Feb 24 Mormacfir MooreMcCormack Strachan March 5 Montevideo Ivaran Southern March 17 Svensksund Norton Smith Kelly March 23 Mormacscan MooreMcCormack Strachan March 26 Montevideo URUGUAY Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 16 Savannah Ivaran Southern Feb 17 Rio de Janeiro Ivaran s Southern Feb 24 Mormacfir MooreMcCormack Strachan March 5 Montevideo Ivaran Southern March 17 Mormacscan MooreMcCormack Strachan March 26 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND GenieHellenic StevensFeb 23 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA GenieHellenic StevensFeb 23 SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Copenhagen DENMARK BesiumIris HohensteinFeb 17 Theben WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan March 13 Gdynia POLAND ThebenWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan March 13 y Gothenburg SWEDEN BestumIris HohensteinFeb 17 ThebenWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan March 13 Helsinki FINLAND ThebenWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanMarch 13 Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacisle MooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 16 Mormacfir MooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 5 MormacscanMooreMcCormack Strachan March 26 Puerto Alegre BRAZIL DoroteaNorton Smith KellyFeb 21 Svensksund Norton Smith Kelly March 23 Puerto Alegre via Rio Grande do sul BRAZIL MormacisleMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 16 Recife BRAZIL Pedro TexieraNetumarJS Southeastern MaritimeMarch 1 Mormacfir MooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 5 MormacscanMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 26 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL MormacisleMooreMcCormack Hp StrachanFeb 16 SavannahIvaran Southern Feb 17 DoroteaNorton Smith Kelly Feb 21 Rio de JaneiroIvaran Southern Feb 24 Pedro TexieraNetumar Southeastern Maritime March 1 MormacfirMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 5 MontevideoIvaran SouthernMarch 17 SvensksundNorton Smith KellyMarch 23 MormacscanMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 26 Malmo SWEDEN ThebenWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanMarch 13 Norrkoping SWEDEN Theben WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan March 13 Oslo NORWAY Theben Strachan March 13 Stockholm SWEDEN Theben Strachan Marh 13 Vasteras SWEDEN BestumIris HohensteinFeb 17 Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL MormacisleMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 16 Salvador BRAZIL Pedro TexieraNetumar Southeastern MaritimeMarch 1 Santos BRAZIL Mormacisle MooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 16 SavannahIvaran SouthernFeb 17 DoroteaNorton Smith KellyFeb 21 Rio de JaneiroIvaran SouthernFeb 24 Pedro TexieraNetumar Southeastern Maritime March 1 MormacfirMooreMcCormack Strachan March 5 MontevideoIvaran Southern March 17 SvensksundNorton Smith KellyMarch 23 MormacscanMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 26 k SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 AGENTS FOR 310 East Bav Street P O Box 2747 9122348265 Alcoa Steamship Co JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 Brodin Lines 1746 East Adams Street P 0 Box 1504 9043538201 Farrell Lines 4 Insco Lines SERVING Maritime Co of the Philippines Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Motorships Inc Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina OzeanStinnes Line V Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Saguenay Shipping Ltd Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Sidarma Line Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina Wallenius Line West Coast Lines JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 25 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Pale SOUTH AMERICA NORTH COAST 1 Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA Parthenon Rovai Netherlands Strachan Feb 17 Jason Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 27 Kreon Royal Netherlands Strachan March 13 La Guaira VENEZUELA Ammon Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 20 Ciudad de Cumana Venezuelan Smith Kelly Feb 25 LadonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 6 YaracuyVenezuelanSmith Kelly March 19 Parthenon Royal NetherlandsStrachanMarch 20 LadonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 28 Maracaibo VENEZUELA ParthenonRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 17 JasonRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 27 KreonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 13 Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelan YaracuyVenezuelan Paramaribo SURINAM ParthenonRoyal Netherlands JasonRoyal Netherlands KreonRoyal Netherlands Smith KellyFeb 25 Smith KellyMarch 19 StrachanFeb 17 StrachanFeb 27 StrachanMarch 13 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA AmmonRoyal Netherlands Ciudad de Cumana Venezuelan LadonRoyal Netherlands YaracuyVenezuelan ParthenonRoyal Netherlands LadonRoyal Netherlands Strachan Smith Kelly Strachan Smith Kelly Strachan Strachan Feb 20 Feb 25 March 6 March 19 March 20 March 28 Puerto Ordaz VENEZUELA ParthenonRoyal Netherlands JasonRoyal Netherlands KreonRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 17 StrachanFeb 27 StrachanMarch 13 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Talcahuano CHILE MaipoChilean Strachan March 7 Tocapilla CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanMarch 7 Valparaiso CHILE Maipo Chilean Strachan March 7 SOUTH ASIA Bombay INDIA Jaladuhiia Scindia Smith Kelly Steel ArchitectStates Marine Isthmian Strachan Flying CloudJtAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan State of MysoreS C I Smith Kelly Vishva KiriiS C I Smith Kelly Steel VoyagerStales Marine Isthmian Strachan Flying ClipperAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb 22 Feb 22 Feb 2 March 8 March 9 March 15 March 16 Calcutta INDIA JaladuhiiaScindia Smith Kelly Steel ArchitectStates Marine Isthmian Strachan Flying CloudAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan State of MysoreS C I Smith Kelly Vishva KiriiS C I Smith Kelly Hellenic SpiritHellenic Stevens Steel VoyagerStales Marine Isthmian Strachan Flying ClipperAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb 22 Feb 22 Feb 26 March 8 March 9 March 10 March 15 March 16 Chalna PAKISTAN Flying CloudAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanFeb 26 Flying ClipperAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan March 16 Chittagong PAKISTAN Flying CloudAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanFeb 26 Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensMarch 10 Flying ClipperAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanMarch 16 Cochin INDIA Steel ArchitectSlates Marine Isthmian StrachanFeb 22 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Anto Fagasta CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanMarch 7 Arica CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanMarch 7 Callao PERU MaipoChileanStrachanMarch 7 Chanaral CHILE Maipo ChileanStrachanMarch 7 Coquimbo CHILE MaipoChilean Strachan March 7 Guayaquil ECUADOR MaipoChileanStrachanMarch 7 Iquique CHILE MaipoChileanStrachanMarch 7 Matarani PERU MaipoChileanStrachanMarch 7 San Antonio CHILE MaipoChileanStrachanMarch 7 Karachi PAKISTAN Steel ArchitectStates Marine Isthmian StrachanFeb 22 Flying Cloud Am Export Isbrandtsen StrachanFeb 26 Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensMarch 10 Steel VoyagerStates Marine Isthmian Strachan March 15 Flying ClipperAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan March 16 Madras INDIA Steel Architect States Marine Isthmian StrachanFeb 22 Jaladuhiia Scindia Smith KellyFeb 22 Flying CloudAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanFeb 26 State of MysoreS C I Smith KellyMarch 8 Vishva KiriiS C I Smith KellyMarch 9 Steel VoyagerStales Marine Isthmian StrachanMarch 15 Flying ClipperAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanMarch 16 UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Belfast IRELAND Manchester Fame Manchester Smith KellyFeb 24 Dublin IRELAND Manchester FaithManchester Smith ft KellyMarch 22 Manchester ENGLAND Manchester Fame Manchester Smith Kelly Feb 24 Manchester FaithManchester r Smith Kelly March 22 SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS SMITH KELLY COMPANY OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 2808 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Directory of Port Services SHIPPING COMPANIES HANSEN TIDEMANN INC 206 East Bay Street2334104 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street2342621 J R SHIPPING CO INC 9 East Bay Street2322129 KAUFMANN SHIPPING COMPANY 405 Industrial Building2347367 MOOREMcCORMACK LINES INC 902 Savannah Bank Building2346671 SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals 2323151 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 East Bay Street2348265 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals 2323151 Brunswick State Docks2657588 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street2338131 Brunswick State Docks2654734 STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Building2346671 Brunswick State Docks2654919 FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO i 2 Whitaker Building2339343 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building 2368645 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 J K EBBERWEIN Suite 208209 Realty Building2326184 JOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 f Atlanta Office P O Box 209337667565 E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building2340686 D J POWERS American Building 2347241 SAVANNAH OVERSEAS FORWARDERS INC 414 American Building2350206 SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminals 2323151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Ocean Terminal Building2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street2338131 Brunswick State Docks2654734 GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building2330171 CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS X W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta 8736939 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 M JOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 Atlanta Office P O Box 209337667565 E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building2340686 V D J POWERS American 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ATLANTA RAILWAY CO Sales Department 2323113 SAVANNAH STATE DOCKS RAILROAD Garden City Terminal2361561 SEABOARD COAST LINE RAILROAD CO Brunswick Freight Office2652966 Regional Sales Manager2332431 SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO Traffic Manager2341388 Brunswick Freight Office2655310 EXPORT PACKING DRUMMING SAVANNAH EXPORT BOXING INC Savannah State Docks2333065 SOUTHLAND OIL CORP State DocksGarden City2362447 BANKS WITH INTERNATIONAL OFFICES CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Box 4292345101 LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK TRUSTBox 4902334111 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST COBox 4892343441 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE U S Customhouse1 East Bay Street DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF CUSTOMS Mrs Marlon Falrdoth Baker2324321 Ext 256 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Inspection Control Charles P Simon2324321 Ext 264 CUSTOM PORT DIRECTOR Brunswick Bobby Peacock Federal Building 2651955 MARINE SECTION Quinton E Brown Supervisory Marine Officer 2324321 Ext 255 INSPECTIONAL SECTION William E Thompson Supervisory Customs Inspector2324321 Ext 250 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Classification Value Gilbert Donaldson 2324321 Ext 265 ENTRY MINISTERIAL SECTION William D Wood Jr2324321 Ext 345 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS AGENCY SERVICE Room 206 Customhouse AGENT IN CHARGE Robert T DeNeve2324321 Ext 342 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS LABORATORY Room 211 Customhouse CHIEF CHEMIST Homer L Strickland2324321 Ext 344 U S DEPT OF COMMERCE Savannah Field Office Room 235 Post Office Bldg DIRECTOR James W Mclntire2324321 Ext 204 UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE Robert L Poole2324321 Ext 368 24hour answering service2323246 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Room 208 Customhouse INSPECTOR IN CHARGE J Henry Pruitt2324321 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Area Extension Horticulture Room 8B Customhouse OFFICER IN CHARGE Henry Clay 2335927 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M SaylerEast River St2342266 DENMARK Oscar M Hansen 15 West Liberty 2322141 FINLAND A G Van Schalck 202 West Bay 2346646 FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Wilmington Island 8971969 GERMANY F A O Bahre 20 East 48th2332011 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero1127 East 50th 3550586 NETHERLANDS A G Van Schalck 202 West Bay 2346646 NORWAY Peter Norboge 910 Savh Bk Bldg 2346671 SWEDEN Peter Norboge 910 Savh Bk Bldg 2346671 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrlque 140 Bull2341005 27 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1970 Georgia AnchorAge P O Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTS Acquis ti 0113 DivisiOft The University Libraries The University of Gergia BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA t t KENNICKELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA mBhb Georgia Mieoigia a Anchodge NEW REEFER SERVICE March Savannah is building a new 20acre container terminal Savannah to feature Nations largest worlds fastest Container Crane Savannah is midway between Norfolk and Miami Savannah is now the largest general cargo port on the South Atlantic Savannah wilt be South Atlantics leading Container fort Savannah will be ready May 1970 aGeorgia a AndioKlge MARCHAPRIL 1970 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 2 JIM BISSON Editor NEW REEFER SERVICE FOR SAVANNAH 4 DUKE POWERS BIG MOVE 7 SAVANNAH OUTPORT 10 OCEAN INDUSTRIES 12 CONTAINER CENTRAL 14 ANOTHER GREAT OYSTER ROAST 16 PORT NEWS VIEWS 18 SAILING SCHEDULE 21 PORT DIRECTORY 28 indimi The MS HAYASHIKANE MARU is pictured dock side at the Georgia Ports Author Hys Garde City terminals the first arrival of a new reefer service inaugurated by Refrigerated Express tines Ltd of New York For more details on this new Australian reefer service turn to page 4 of this GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman A M Harris Sr Brunswick Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah R E Hamilton Dalton Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Charles E Walker Columbus Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9129641721 Advertising rates furnished on request Georgia Anchor Age is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority THE EXECUTIVES CORNER MARCHAPRIL 1970 In this time of universal attention to things environmental especially as related to the quality of life it is little wonder that Ocean Industries Incorporated has selected Colonels Island as a location for a multimillion dollar plant Colonels Island located in Glynn County and adjacent to Brunswick is a first cousin to Georgias famous Golden Isles and is resplendent in long leaf pine and surrounded by beautiful bluegreen waters In the Brunswick area natural beauty still abounds as it did in 1736 when General Oglethorpe first came upon the scene Technology has improved the quality of life since that day but the majesty of the ocean and the beauty of the bays and inlets remain the same Brunswick and its Golden Isles of Jekyll St Simons and the Pearl of the Atlantic seaboard Sea Island is a glorious place to liverich in historyrich in beauty and to this we welcome our new neighborsOcean Industries 3 i 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Jim Murray left Operational Manager for Refrigerated Express Lines discusses first reefer shipment with his agent W H Colcock Vice President Atlantic Agency Inc Below left to right R C Moreno Import Manager Savannah Overseas Forwarders Inc J C Wooley Traffic Manager JacksonAtlanlic Inc and J T Alley Plant Manager of Atlantics Savannah operations discuss plans tor storing and shipping the frozen cargo HR I WiFi I ft m Bm The Georgia Ports Authority announced a new regular service to the Port of Savannah with the arrival in March of the MS HAYASHIKANE MARU with 600 tons of Australian frozen beef and mutton The new service is operated by the Refrigerated Express Lines Ltd of New York in conjunction with Atlantic Refrigerated Warehouses who operate the 528312 cubic foot cold storage facility at the GPAs Garden City terminal Atlantic Agency Inc are agents for Refrigerated Express Lines in Savannah and Savannah Overseas Forwarders served as Custom House Brokers on the first shipment which involved some six importers Two ships on the new service arrived during the month of March with three scheduled for April On hand for the first shipment were Jim Murray operational manager for Refrigerated Express Bill Doty Sales Manager for the JacksonAtlantic Company and W H Colcock Vice President of Atlantic Agency Inc Commenting on the first shipment Mr Murray said The Port of Savannah and the excellent reefer facilities available at the Georgia Ports Authoritys terminals appear to afford a very optimistic future for both this line and the various meat importers We all are now beginning to realize the tremendous advantages available at this port Refrigerated Express Lines has found the spirit of cooperation of all parties concerned here at Savannah to be magnificent and looks forward to a long and friendly association Continued Next Page MARCHAPRIL 1970 New Reefer Service fir Savannah Continued Atlantic Refrigerated Warehouses Atlantic Refrigerated Warehouses a division of JacksonAtlantic Inc operate 40 refrigerated warehouses in 30 key southeastern markets with nearly 30 million cubic feet of storage space In Savannah Atlantic offers complete import and export facilities dockside at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminals Their Savannah installation features 528312 cubic feet of refrigerated space temperature range minus forty degrees to plus forty degrees Fahrenheit freezers convertible rooms and a blast freezer As a result of this regular movement of frozen meats inland freight rates have been established on the commodity for Savannah which are competitive with or lower than similar movements through other South Atlantic ports Anticipating an increasing flow of frozen meats through Savannah Atlantic Warehouses have installed a modern hot water defrosting system for the use of the U S Department of Agricultures Meat Inspection Division In the photo above Dr J D Willis Director of the South East Regional Consumers Protection Program USDA checks over Atlantic Warehouses new hot water defrosting system with plant manager Joe Alley On the left technician cuts slabs from the frozen meat for defrosting and inspection Below USDA Inspector makes final inspection of the defrosted meat 6 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE The worlds largest truck arrives from France at the GPAs Garden City terminals The 240 wheel truck was used to move the 325 ion nuclear vessel over 75 miles of rugged terrain Below left the nuclear vessel begins its journey from B Ws Indiana plant Below right the vessel negotiates a lock on the Savannah River and in the photo on the facing page the vessel ends the last leg of its water journey at Augusta Georgia DUKE POWERS BIG MOVE Continued from Page 7 The Duke Power Company the nations seventh largest operating utility is building a 341 million nuclear station in Oconee County South Carolina This new facility will consist of three nuclear reactor units each providing steam to power an 866300 KW turbogenerator The first unit will be operational in 1971 with units two and three to be ready in 1972 and 1973 The facility when completed will be the worlds largest nuclear powered generating plant In addition to the nuclear station Duke Power is investing 359 million in two hydroelectric plants on the Keo Wee and Toxaway Rivers in northwestern South Carolina GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Babcock and Wilcox The nuclear reactor vessels for Duke Powers new facility were constructed by the Babcock and Wilcox Company a pioneer in the nuclear field Due to the size of the necessity for close tolerances the machining of nuclear vessels poses one of the greatest challenges in modem industry For this reason most manufacturers prefer to shopfabricate the vessels and transport them in one piece to the final destination Babcock and Wilcoxs pressure vessel facility in Mt Vernon Indiana is the largest plant of its kind in the world and the logical builder of the Duke units The transportation problems involved in moving the first 325 ton nuclear vessel from Indiana to South Carolina presented B Ws engineers more of a problem than the actual construction of the unit Water Transportation It required over two years of planning to map out the route for the big move And the B W engineers will be eternally grateful for this nations vast complex of inland waterways The unit was barged from BWs Indiana plant to North Augusta S C via the Ohio River the Mississippi the Gulf of Mexico the Intra Coastal Waterway and the Sa vannah River From Augusta the unit was moved 70 miles by railroad and 75 miles over difficult terrain on a 240 wheel truck The truck the worlds largest is 220 feet long with a capacity of 600 tons It is powered by two 600 HP tractors and was built by the Nicholas Company of France for the Reliance Truck Company of Phoenix Arizona The first unit has arrived on the construction site and the B W engineers are breathing a sigh of relief The remaining five shipments should be routine And once again the combined resources of water rail and truck transportation have provided a gateway to progress MARCHAPRIL 1970 9 Ralph Cammack Marine Cargo Specialist Savannah Outport keeps a close watch on MTMTS cargo arriving at the GPAs Garden City terminals The Port Authoritys heavy lilt capabilities 635 ton gantry cranes make Savannah an ideal MTMTS Outport TO SAVANNAH OUTPORT EAMTMTS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND TERMINAL SERVICE ON BEHALF OF THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY I EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND TERMINAL SERVICE ON THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS ESTABLISHMENT EFFECTIVE TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT IS ESPECIALLY VITAL NOW THAT OUR MILITARY FORCES MUST MAINTAIN THE CAPABILITY TO RESPOND IMMEDIATELY TO CRISES AROUND THE WORLD THE VERY CREDIBILITY OF OUR DETERRENT FORCES DEPENDS ON OUR ABILITY TO MOVE MEN AND MATERIALS RAPIDLY AND EFFICIENTLY YOUR CONTINUED PROGRESS IN THE FIELD OF MILITARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT REFLECTS DEDICATION AND OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL A3ILITY I AM CONFIDENT THAT YOU WILL CONTINUE TO CONTRIBUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO OUR DEFENSE EFFORT WC WESTMORELAND GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF Five years of Serving the Armed Forces was marked by Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service throughout the 34 Eastern and Midwestern portions of the United States and at seven overseas locations on February 15 Civilian and military personnel of the Command can look back on a five year period of solid accomplishments including the movement of over 40000000 Measurement Tons of cargo and nearly 2700000 passengers for the Army Navy and Air Force The U S Army Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Services Savannah Outport at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminal is rapidly becoming a busy port of entry for retrograde movement of military supplies and equipment from Viet Nam With the announced reduction of personnel in Viet Nam has come an increase in the amount of equipment returned to the major supply depot served by Savannah Outport The mission of the Savannah Outport is to supervise and coordinate the movement of Department of Defense material through the Georgia Ports Authoritys facilities In this mission of material handling the Savannah Outport contracts with local firms for stevedoring and with the Ports Authority for terminal services Ralph Cammack Marine Cargo Specialist is in charge of the Savannah Outport which is headquartered in the GPAs administration building at the Garden City terminals Artist rendering of Ocean Cay a 200acre manmade island being built by Ocean Industries in the Bahamas OCEAN INDUSTRIES Editor s Note Ocean Industries Inc plan to build a 2 million receiving and processing facility on the Georgia Ports Authoritys deepwater industrial tract on Colonels Island at Brunswick GPA Vice Chairman A M Harris Sr of Brunswick recently made a trip to the Bahamas for a first hand report on Ocean Industries operations Some 15 acres of manmade island which will eventually entail about 200 acres have risen above the ocean in the Bahamas within the past three months Completion is expected by late fall of this year The island lies near the eastern edge of the Gulf Stream about 20 miles south of Bimini The island tentatively called Ocean Cay is being built by Ocean Industries Inc of Fort Lauderdale Florida which last fall merged with the Dillingham Corporation of Honolulu The purpose of the manmade Bahamas island is to provide the Dillingham Corporation with a base for the oceanbed mining stockpiling and shipping of aragonite for which Ocean Industries holds a longterm mining concession in the GEORGIA ANCHORAGE asti Above Mr Hvide Mr Harris Sr and Jr and Mrs Harris lake a close look at aragonite ore Mrs Harris Jr right appears not too confident in the flotation qualities of an aragonite island Above and below Hans Hvide President of Ocean Industries gives GPA board member A M Harris Sr a lour of the new island Below right Mr Harris seems pleased at what he surveys A r form of a contract concluded last September with the Bahamas government The formation of the new island marks the culmination of five years of development work during which over 250000 tons of aragonite have been mined processed and marketed through the Fort Pierce facility and elsewhere After completion of Ocean Cay the company will suctiondredge aragonite to the processshipping facility on the Cay and stockpile it for shipment Aragonite which was named for the ancient Spanish kingdom of Aragon where it was discovered is an extremely pure uniformlysized granular form of calcium carbonate natural limestone precipitated to the bottom of the sea by nature Calcium carbonate is the largest tonnage industrial mineral in the world Its tonnage use exceeds oil coal or iron ore Major uses are in the manufacture of cement chemical lime steel glass pulp and paper as the source of CO2 used in all carbonated soft drinks and in agricultural fertilizers As industrial lime it is also used to combat pollution of inland waters MARCHAPRIL 1970 13 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE CONTAINER CENTRAL Right on schedule the giant crane for the Georgia Ports Authoritys new container facility arrived dockside March 6th at the GPAs Savannah terminal The shipment arrived on board the MV LICHTENFELS from Bremen Germany and consisted of 199 pieces weighing a total of 1530738 pounds The Container Crane the largest in the USA was purchased from the Kocks Pittsburgh Corporation in Pittsburgh and built by Kocks parent company in Bremen Germany The crane will be erected on the Authoritys new 5 million container facility at the Garden City terminals in Savannah The highspeed Container Crane will have a capacity of 90000 pounds at an extended reach of 11312 feet either seaward or landward The gage of the gantry rails of the new crane will be 90 feet with a clearance under the boom of 107 feet Lift above rail elevation will be 72 feet and below rail 58 feet Diesel electric powered the crane will have a full load hoist speed of 100 FPM a trolley travel speed of 400 FPM and a travel speed of 150 FPM The container terminal will cover over 20 acres and provide paved storage for over 3600 forty foot containers It will take approximately ten weeks to erect the crane which will assure the Authority a June opening of Container Central Another Great Oyster Roast In four short years the Oyster Roast sponsored by the Savannah Maritime Association and Brunswick Maritime Interest has become the social highlight of the year for members of Georgias General Assembly According to many State Senators and Representatives attending it is the only social affair of the year that they can really enjoy Strict adherence to the rules of good fun food fellowship and no speeches has made the annual oyster roast the hit of the season with members of the General Assembly The most notable difference of this years affair over the first oyster roast some four years ago was the dexterity displayed by the landlocked Assembly men in opening the oysters The Port cities delegation was hard pressed to keep a supply of the steaming oysters on the tables GEORGIA ANCHORAGE i I MARCHAPRIL 1970 Senator Jack Hardy left of Atlanta and Senator Ronald Adams center of Brunswick discuss ports ships and oysters with John Hohenstein President of the Savannah Maritime Association Bob Tharpe on the right in the photo above GPA Board Member tries his hands at opening a few oysters In the photo on the right an unidentified Representative demonstrates the dexterity of a true oyster gourmet much to the amazement amusement to the lady on the left SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA PASCAGOULA MISSISSIPPI NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PLANS SET FOR DALTON CRI HEADQUARTERS The Carpel and Rug Instihilei has approved plans for an 8100sq ft twostory national headquarters on a five acre wooded site at Dalton Georgia Ceilings walls furniture and floors will be carpeted and individual offices will be separated by palleties on which will be mounted products of the industry Savannah is the leading port of entry for jute carpet backing for Georgias mammoth tufted textile industry 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY RECEIVES REGIONAL COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION Consistent with the rapid expansion in the early 19509s at the port of Savannah the Georgia Ports Authority under the leadership of Mr J D Holt Executive Director has provided the Customs Service with the most attractive dock facilities on the South Atlantic Seaboard Such spacious and modern facilities have continued materially to assist the Customs Service in its mission of examining cargo and other transactions in connection with vessels in Foreign Trade By being able to operate from two central locations on the waterfront Customs has realized a substantial savings in manpower transportation costs and overall increased efficiency Examination and release of cargo for the importing and exporting public has also been considerably expedited as a result of the facilities extended U S Customs by the Georgia Ports Authority In recognition of these outstanding contributions and sacrifices on the part of the Georgia Ports Authority Mrs Marion F Baker District Director of Customs recommended the authority for the presentation to Mr J D Holt of the Regional Commissioners Certificate of Appreciation Left to rightCharles Simon Assistant District Director of Customs J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority James H Stover Regional Commissioner of Customs Mrs Marion F Baker District Director of Customs and James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations Georgia Ports Authority quent ce from all ing Gulf ports rope Americas modern G ships 11 kinds of Gulf cargpwith cks that together can lift refrigerated chambers ng temperatures as low as 1 and spacious deck space and oddshaped cargo st and frequent service to Line henstein Shipping Company nd Atlanta were building you a railroad to go with our deepwater port and 7000 acre industriai island Colonels island at Brunswick will have its own 4 million railroad by September 1970 to connect with the main tracks of the Seaboard Coast Line Your railroad if your plant is here But of course the choice sites go first Be first Write qtoftqiA ports AurlioRrry SAVANNAH SAirs emcts BRUNSWICK sAWtinH eeuuswtcK nrturr new route Chicago mmn ratto MARCHAPRIL 1970 19 Georgia Oceanography You On 680 acres at Skidaway Island Savannah the state of Georgia prepares a great environment for industry looking toward the Sea Industrial park terminal causeway now under construction A flourishing unit of Georgias University System already thereSkidaway Institute of Oceanography Write Ocean Science Center of the Atlantic Post Office Box 9986 Savannah Ga 31402 Phone 912 2324364 MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building H 1 Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 8035822351 4048733262 J 2126870630 6174821910 E L MOBLEY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER FOREIGN FREIGHTlWAftHTO 606 Really Building Savannah Georgia 31402 Prompt Service Reasonable Charges99 P O Box 1686 Phone 9122340686 Serving Savannah Since 1920 TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 504 EAST RIVER STREET P O Box 1365 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Phone 2328103 Night Phone 2328105 Cable Address ATCO 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Port Of Savannah Compiled by Savannah Port Authority APRIL 15 1970 HANSEN ft TIDEMANN INC 405 Industrial Building P O Box 8145 31408 Tel 8338103 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 84 Drayton Street P O Box 8468 31408 Tel 8348481 MERHY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30803 Tel PArk 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PrinceSouth African MarineSmith ft KellyMay 1 MormaclakeRobin StrachanMay 5 MachardaCunBrocklebank LtdTTT Co IncMay 4 S A WellevredenSouth African Marine Smith ft KellyMay 14 African StarFarrell Southeastern MaritimeMay 15 HeUenic SplendorHeUenic StevensMay 15 MormacaltairRobin StrachanMay 19 African MercuryFarrellSoutheastern MaritimeMay 84 Hellenic Glory Hellenic StevensMay 84 Abidjan WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Cotonou WEST AFRICA DaUa Chargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Dakar WEST AFRICA DaUaChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Doula WEST AFRICA Dalla Chargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Freetown WEST AFRICA Dalla Chargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 LagosApapa WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Libreville WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Lome WEST AFRICA Dalla Chargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 p o box 128 Savannah Ga 31402 ipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Monrovia WEST AFRICA DaliChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Pointe Noire WEST AFRICA DaUaChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Port Gen til WEST AFRICA DaUa Chargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 Tema WEST AFRICA DaUaChargeurs RE DempsterStrachanMay 8 THE CARIBBEAN Aruba NETHERLANDS ChironRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 17 MarathonRoyal NetherlandsStrachanMay 1 JasonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15 AmmonRoyal NetherlandsStrachanMay 89 Curacao NETHERLANDS ChironRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 17 Marathon Royal NetherlandsStrachanMay 1 JonRoyal NetherlandsStrachanMay 15 AmmonRoyal NetherlandsStrachanMay 89 Kingston JAMAICA Kreon Theron Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan April 84 Medon Royal Netherlands Strachan May 88 Port of Spain TRINIDAD ChironRoyal NetherlandsStrachanApril 17 MarathonRoyal NetherlandsStrachanMay 1 JasonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15 AmmonRoyal NetherlandsStrachanMay 89 COASTWISE MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT Alice TormTorm SouthernApril 80 Thyra TornTorm SouthernMay 11 HordaTorm SouthernMay 84 Barcelona SPAIN Alice TormTormSouthernApril 80 Thyra TormTorm SouthernMay 11 HordaTorm SouthernMay 84 Beirut LEBANON Alice Torm Torm Southern April 1 Thyra Torm Torm Southern May 11 Horda Torm Southern May 84 Genoa ITALY Enrico DandoloSidarma Southeastern MaritimeApril 14 MonfioreCreoleTTT Co IncMay 7 Francesco MorosiniSidarmaSoutheastern MaritimeMay 10 MonrealeCreoleTTT Co IncMay 13 Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS Alice TormTormSouthernApril SO Thyra TormTormSouthernMay 11 HordaTormSouthernMay 84 MARCHAPRIL 1970 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 21 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Agency Sailing Dale Leghorn ITALY Enrico DandoloSidarma Southeastern MaritimeApril 14 MonfioreCreole TTT Co IncMay 7 Francesco MorosiniSidarmaSoutheastern MaritimeMay 10 Monreale Creole TTT Co IncMay 13 Leixoes PORTUGAL Alice Tona Torrn LI SouthernApril 20 Thyra TonaTorrn SouthernMay 11 HordaTormSouthernMay 26 Lisbon PORTUGAL Alice TormTeam SouthernApril 20 Thyra TormTorm SouthernMay 11 HordaTorm Southern May 26 Ship Steamship Line Thyra Torm Torm Southern May 11 Horda Torm Southern May 26 Trieste ITALY MonfioreCreoleTTT Co IncMay 7 TTT Co Inc 1 Mav 13 Venice ITALY Avala Jugolinija Smith 6c Kelly April 22 A VesselJugolinija Smith A Kelly May 1 Monfiore Creole TTT Co Inc May 7 May 13 Monreale Creole TTT Co Inc L NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Marseilles FRANCE Enrico Dandolo Avala Sidarma Jugolinija Southeastern Maritime Smith Kelly April 16 April 22 Francesco Morozini Sidarma Southeastern Maritime May 10 Naples ITALY Enrico Dandolo Sidarma Southeastern Maritime April 16 Monfiore Creole TTT Co Inn May 7 Monreale Creole TTT Co Inr Mav 13 Palermo ITALY Piraeus GREECE Livorno Hellenic Stevens May 2 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA AvalaJugolinija Smith A Kelly April 22 A VesselJugolinija Smith A KellyMay 1 Salonica GREECE LivornoHellenic StevensMay 2 Savona ITALY Enrico DandoloSidarma Southeastern Maritime April 16 Francesco MorosiniSidarmaSoutheastern MaritimeMay 10 Amsterdam NETHERLANDS KorendykHolland America HohensteinApril 16 BelloriaRegent J R ShippingApril 17 NeptunusHolland America HohensteinApril 22 HermesHolland America Hohenstein May 8 HilversumIndependent Gulf Smith A KellyMay 9 Gaasterdyk Holland America HohensteinMay 25 Antwerp BELGIUM KorendykHolland America HohensleinApril 16 BelloriaRegent J R ShippingApril 17 TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanApril 18 Westfalen OzeanStinnes Southeastern MApril 21 TaifunOzeanStinnes Southeastern MMay 1 HilversumIndependent Gulf Smith A KellyMay VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 11 GaasterdykHolland America HohensteinMay 25 Bremen GERMANY KorendykHolland America HohensteinApril 16 BelloriaRegent J R ShippingApril 17 TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanApril 18 Westfalen OzeanStinnes Southeastern MApril 21 NeptunusHolland America HohensteinApril 22 Breitenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern MMay 1 HermesHolland America HohensteinMay 8 HilversumIndependent Gulf Smith A KellyMay 9 VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanMay 11 GaasterdykHolland America Hohenstein May 25 Split YUGOSLAVIA AvalaJugolinija Smith A KellyApril 22 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Alice Torm Torm SouthernApril 20 Hamburg GERMANY KorendykHolland AmericaHohensteinApril 16 BelloriaRegent J R ShippingApril 17 TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanApril 18 WestfalenOzeanStinnes Southeastern MApril 21 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Royal Rdfiirfantb Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9805 Phone 2339343 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Steamship Line Neptun us Breilenburg Hemes Hilversum Vingaholm Gaasterdyk Agency Sailing Date Holland AmericaHohensteinApril tt OseanStinnesSoutheastern MMay 1 Holland America HohensteinMay Independent GullSmith k KellyMay 9 WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanMay 11 Holland America HohensteinMay tS Le Havre FRANCE Korendyk Holland America Hohenstein April 16 TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 18 VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanMay 11 Gaasterdyk Holland America Hohenstein May 15 Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Korendyk Holland America Hohenstein April 16 Bell or ia Reaeni J R Shinnina April 17 Tungsha April it Nepftunus Holland America Hohenstein April 22 Westfalen 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CorregidorMCPSouiheasiem MartimoApril 19 Don AntonioUnited PhilippineSouthernMay 5 Phil BateanMCP Souiheasiem MartimoMay 7 Phil Pros QueaonUnited PhilippineSouthernMay 14 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMCPSoutheastern Maritime Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern Phil BataanMCP Southeastern Maritime Phil Pres QueaonUnited Philippine Southern April 19 May S May 7 May 14 Fremantle AUSTRALIA City of AdelaideAm ft Australian Smith ft KellyMay 13 Hong Kong HONG KONG Singapore Pride K Line StevensApril 19 Phil CorregidorMCP Southeastern Maritime April 19 Export BayAm Export IsbrandlsenStrachanMay 1 Don AntonioUnited PhilippineSouthernMay S Montana Mara K LineStevensMay 6 Phil BataanMCP Southeastern MaritimeMay 7 Export ChampionAm Export Isbrandlsen Strachan May 13 TurandoBarber StrachanMay 16 Phil Pres QueaonUnited Philippine SouthernMay 14 Export ChallengerAm Export IsbrandlsenStrachanMay 15 Nevada Maru K LineStevensMay 17 Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMCP Southeastern MaritimeApril 19 Don AntonioUnited PhilippineSouthernMay 5 Phil BataanMCP Southeastern MaritimeMay 7 Phil Pres QueaonUnited Philippine SouthernMay 14 Inchon KOREA Export BayAm Export IsbrandlsenStrachau Export ChampionAm Export Isbrandlsen Strachan Export ChallengerAm Export Isbrandlsen Strachan Kaohsiung FORMOSA Hai ShangChina Merchants Southern Hai DahChina MerchantsSouthern Hai ChienChina MerchantsSouthern Export BayAm Export Isbrandlsen Strachan Export Champion Am Export IsbrandisenStrachan Export ChallengerAm Export IsbrandlsenStrachan Hai FnChina MerchantsSouthern May 1 May 13 May 15 April 18 April 19 April 18 May 1 May 13 May 15 May 15 Keelung FORMOSA Hai ShangChina MerchantsSouthernApril U J Ebbertfein mm UfifiMI FORWARDER Me lie NO 949 ipPpaW9 REALTY BUILDING 1ttclONg9122326l84 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Georgia Ports handle more general cargo tonnage than any ports in the South Atlantic For more details on Brunswick and Savannah write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Ga e MARCHAPRIL 1970 23 Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Hai Dah Singapore Pride Hai Chien Export Bay Montana Marti Export Champion Export Challenger Hai Fa Nevada Mara Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date China Merchants SouthernApril 19 K Line StevensApril 19 China Merchants SouthernApril 88 Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 1 K Line StevensMay 8 Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay IS Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 85 China Merchants SouthernMay 85 K Line StevensMay 87 Kobe JAPAN Hai Shang Hai Dah Singapore Pride Boston Mara Hai Chien Tagaharu Mani Export Bay Don Antonio Montana Mani Hague Maru Fushimi Maru Savannah Maru Ya ma Itimi Maru Export Champion Saitama Maru Phil Pres Quezon Export Challenger Hai Fu Nevada Mara China Merchants China Merchants K Line N Y K China Merchants YamashitaShinn ih on Am Export Isbrandisen United Philippine K Line MitsuiO S K N Y K MitsuiO S K YamashitaShinnihon Am Export Isbrandisen N Y K United Philippine Am Export Isbrandisen China Merchants K Line Southern Southern Stevens Strachan Southern TTT Co Inc Strachan Southern Stevens Strachan Strachan Strachan TTT Co Inc Strachan Strachan Southern Strachan Southern Stevens April 18 April 19 April 19 April 81 April 88 April 88 May 1 May 5 May 8 May 7 May 9 May 10 May 11 May 13 May 83 May 84 May 85 May 85 May 87 Manila PMLIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Corregidor MCP Soulheastern Maritime Don Antonio United Philippine i Southern Phil BataanMCP Soulheastern Maritime Turando Barber I Strachan Phil Pres QueronUnited Philippine Southern April 89 May 5 May 7 May 18 May 84 Ship Savannah Maru Yamakimi Mara Export Champion Saitama Maru Export Challenger Nevada Mara MitsuiO S KStrachan May 10 YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co IncMay 11 Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 13 N Y K Strachan May 83 Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 85 K Line SlovenaMay 87 Penang MALAYA Kyoto Blue Sea Japan Blue Sea Laomedon Blue Sea Memnon Bine Sea StrachanApril 17 StrachanMay 1 StrachanMay 13 StrachanMay 31 Part Swettenham Kyoto MALAYA Blue Sea April 17 May 1 May 13 May 31 Japan Laomedon Memnon Blue Sea Blue Sea Blue Sea Strachan Strachan Pusan KOREA Export Bay Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 1 Export Champion Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 13 Export ChallengerAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 85 San Fernando PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMCP Southeastern Maritime April 89 Phil Bataan MCP Southeastern MaritimeMay 7 Singapore SINGAPORE Kyoto Blue Sea Strachan April 17 Japan Blue Sea StrachanMay 1 Laomedon Blue Sea Strachan May a May 13 Turando Barber Strachan May 18 Memnon Blue Sea S Strachan May 31 Melbourne AUSTRALIA America StarBlue Star SouthernMay 1 Cap Roc aColumbus SouthernMay 8 NottinghamAm tc Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 6 GuavacoreMaritime Fruit Carriers HohensieinMay 10 City of Adelaide Am 8 Australian Smith tc KellyMay 13 Austral PatriotFarrell Southeastern MaritimeMay 19 Sydney AUSTRALIA America StarBlue Star SouthernMay 1 Cap Roca Columbus Southern May 6 Nottingham Am Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 4 GuavacoreMaritime Fruit Carriers HohensteinMay 10 City of AdelaideAm Sc Australian Smith tc KellyMay 13 Austral PatriotFarrell Southeastern MaritimeMay 19 Nagoya JAPAN Singapore PrideK Line StevensApril 19 Boston Maru N Y K StrachanApril 81 Tagaharu MaraYamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc April 88 Montana ManiK Line StevensMay 6 Hague ManiMitsuiO S K StrachanMay 7 Fushimi MaruN Y K StrachanMay 9 Savannah MaruMitsuiO S K StrachanMay 10 Yamakimi Mara YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc May 11 Saitama MaraN Y K StrachanMay 83 Nevada MaraK Line StevensMay 87 Osaka JAPAN Singapore Pride K Line Stevens April 9 Boiton Mara N Y K Strachan April SI Tagaharu Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc April SS Export Bay Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 1 Montana Maru K Line Stevens May 8 Hague Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan May 7 May 9 Fushimi Maru N Y K Strachan Yokohama JAPAN Hai ShangChina Merchants SouthernApril 18 Hai Dah China Merchants Southern April 19 Singapore Pride K Line Stevens April 19 Boston Maru N Y K Strachan April 81 Hai Chien China Merchants SouthernApril 88 Tagaharu MaruYamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc April 88 Export Bay Am Export Isbrandtsen StrachanMay 1 Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernMay 5 Montana MaruJ1K1 Line Stevens May 6 Hague MaruMitsuiO S K Strachan May 7 Fushimi Maru N Y K Strachan May 9 Savannah Maru MitsuiO S K StrachanMay 10 Yamakimi MaruYamashitaShinnihon TTT Co IncMay 11 Export Champion Am Export Isbrandtsen StrachanMay 13 Saitama MaruN Y K StrachanMay 83 Phil Pres Queron United Philippine Southern May 24 Export ChallengerAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanMay 25 Hai Fu China Merchants SouthernMay 25 Nevada MaruK Line Stevens May 27 CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA 2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA State Docks Building Phone 2657588 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS 24 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ShipSteamship Line Agency Sailing Date PERSIAN GULF Aden ADEN Hellenic PioneerHellenic Stevens April 18 Hellenic TorchHellenic StevensMay 18 BandarShahpour IRAN TrecareLStates Marine Smith ft KellyApril 88 Constanza RUMANIA LivornoHellenic StevensMay 8 Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic PioneerHellenic Stevens April 19 TrecarelStales Marine Smith KellyApril 86 Hellenic TorchHellenic StevensMay 18 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Malmo SWEDEN TungshaWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanApril 18 Vingaholm WilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachan May 11 Norrkoping SWEDEN Tungsha WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanApril 18 VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanMay 11 Oslo NORWAY Tungsha WilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanApril 18 Vingaholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanMay 11 Stockholm SWEDEN Tungsha WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanApril 18 Vingaholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 11 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Khorramshahr IRAN Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic Trecarel Stales Marina 1 Smith Stevens ft Kelly April 19 April 85 Hellenic Torch Hellenic Stevens May 18 Kuwait KUWAIT Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic Stevens April 19 Trecarel Slates Marine Smith ft Kelly April 88 Hellenic Torch Hellenic Stevens May 18 Port Sudan SUDAN Hellenic SplendorHellenic StevensMay 15 Hellenic GloryHellenic StevensMay 85 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Aqaba JORDAN Hellenic Splendor Hellenic StevensMay 15 Hellenic GloryHellenic StevensMay 85 Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic Splendor Hellenic StevensMay 15 Hellenic GloryHellenic StevensMay 88 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensApril 18 Hellenic SplendorHellenic StevensMay 15 Hellenic GloryHellenic StevensMay 85 SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Buenos Aires ARGENTINA MormacprideMooreMcCormack StrachanApril 15 GudmundraNorton Smith 8c Kelly April 80 SavannahIvaran SouthernApril 89 DoroteaNorton Smith ft Kelly May 8 MormacpennMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 Rio de JaneiroIvaran Southern May 18 MormacgulfMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 84 Montevideo URUGUAY MormacprideMooreMcCormack StrachanApril 15 SavannahIvaran j SouthernApril 89 MormacpennMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 Rio de JaneiroIvaran SouthernMay IS MormacgulfMooreMcCormack Strachan May 84 Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacpride MooreMcCormack StrachanApril 15 Mormacpenn MooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 MormacgulfMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 84 Puerto Alegre BRAZIL GudmundraNorton Smith ft Kelly April 80 Dorotea Norton Smith ft Kelly May 4 Puerto Aiegre via Rio Grande do sul BRAZIL MormacpennMooreMcCormackStrachanMay 4 Recife BRAZIL MormacpennMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 Copenhagen DENMARK TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Aprii 18 VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanMay 11 Gdynia POLAND TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 18 Vingaholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanMay 11 Gothenburg SWEDEN TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 18 VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanMay 11 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL MormacprideMooreMcCormack StrachanApril 15 GudmundraNorton Smith ft KeUy April 80 SavannahIvaran SouthernApril 89 DoroteaNorton Smith ft Kelly May 4 MormacpennMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 Rio de JaneiroIvaran SouthernMay 18 MormacguliMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 84 Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL MormacpennMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 Helsinki FINLAND TungshaWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 18 Vingaholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanMay 11 Salvador BRAZIL MormacpennMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 AGENTS FOR 310 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 Alcoa Steamship Co JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 Brodin Lines 1746 East Adams Street P 0 Box 1504 9043538201 Farrell Lines Insco Lines SERVING Maritime Co of the Philippines Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Motorships Inc Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina OzeanStinnes Line Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Saguenay Shipping Ltd Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Sidarma Line Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina Wallenius Line West Coast Lines MARCHAPRIL 1970 25 ShipSteamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Santos BRAZIL Mormacpride G u dm un dr a MooreMcCormack Norton Strachan Smith ft Kelly April 14 Savannah I varan April 29 Dorotea Norton Smith fr Kelly Mormacpenn Rio de Janeiro Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Ivaran MooreMcCormack Strachan Southern Strachan May 4 May 12 May 24 SOUTH AMERICA NORTH COAST Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA KreonRoyal NetherlandStrachanApril 24 TheronRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 8 MedonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 22 La G naira VENEZUELA ChironRoyal NetherlandsStrachanApril 17 Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelan Smith A KellyApril 20 MarathonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 1 JasonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15 AmmonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 29 Maracaibo VENEZUELA KreonRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 24 TheronRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 8 MedonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 22 Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelan Smith ft KellyApril 20 Paramaribo SURINAM KreonRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 24 ThetonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 8 MedonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 22 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Chiron Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 17 Ciudad de Cumana Venezuelan Smith ft KellyApril 20 Marathon Royal Netherlands StrachanMay 1 Jon Royal Netherlands StrachanMay 15 AmmonRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 29 Puerto Ordaz VENEZUELA Kreon Theron Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan April 24 May 8 May 22 Medon Royal Netherlands Strachan SOUTH ASIA Bombay INDIA Jaladurga Scindi Smith ft Kelly Flying Hawk May 9 May 12 May 13 Hellenic Torch Hellenic Stpvpns Vishva Shobha S C I Smith fr Kelly Expeditor Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 15 Vishvrf Vandana S C I Smith ft Kelly May 15 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Chalna PAKISTAN MachardaCunBrocklebank LldTTT Co IncMay 6 Flying HawkAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 9 ExpeditorAm Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 15 Chittagong PAKISTAN Hellenic PioneerHellenic Stevens April 19 MachardaCunBrocklebank LtdTTT Co IncMay 4 Flying Hawk Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 9 Expeditor Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 15 Colombo CEYLON Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensApril 19 Macharda CunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co IncLMay 4 Djakarta INDONESIA Kyoto Blue Sea StrachanApril 17 Japan Blue Sea StrachanMay 1 Laomedon Blue Sea Strachan May 13 Memnon Blue Sea StrachanMay 31 Karachi PAKISTAN Flying HawkAm Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 9 Hellenic TorchHellenic StevensMay 12 Expeditor Am Export IsbrandisenStrachanMay 15 Madras INDIA Jaladurga S C I Smith ft KellyApril 22 Macharda CunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co IncMay 4 Flying HawkAm Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 9 Vishva Shobha S C I Smith ft KellyMay 13 ExpeditorAm Export Isbrandisen StrachanMay 15 Vishva VandanaS C I Smith ft KellyMay 15 Rangoon BURMA Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensApril 19 UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Avonmouth ENGLAND Costa Flora CunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co Inc April 24 Belfast IRELAND Irish SpruceManchester Smith ft KellyMay 9 Dublin IRELAND Manchester FaithManchester Smith KellyApril 21 Irish SpruceManchesterSmith ft KellyMay 9 Glasgow SCOTLAND Costa Flora CunBrocklebank LtdTTT Co Inc April 24 MangiaCunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co IncJSMay 28 Calcutta INDIA Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic StfVftm April 10 Jaladurga Scindia Smith ft Kelly April Macharda CunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Cof Inf Flying Hawk Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 0 Hellenic Torch Hellenic Stevens Muy 11 Vishva Shobha S C I Smith ft Kelly May 3 Expeditor Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 15 Vishva Vandana S C I Smith ft Kelly May 15 Liverpool ENGLAND Costa FloraCunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co IncApril 24 MangiaCunBrocklebank LtdTTT Co IncMay 28 Manchester ENGLAND Manchester FaithManchester Smith ft KellyApril 21 Costa FloraCunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co IncApril 24 Irish SpruceManchester Smith ft KellyMay 9 ManglaCunBrocklebank Ltd TTT Co IncMay 28 SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT 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ITALY Joseph M Cafiero3550586 NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick2346646 NORWAY Peter Norboge2346671 SWEDEN Peter Norboge2346671 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique2341005 Note Where no Brunswick listing is shown use Savannah number for Brunswick service Georgia AnchorAge P O Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA inside this issue KENNICKELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA m m Cieorgia 9 MILLION BULK TERMINAL MAYJUNE 1970 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT ANY GPA OFFICE THE GEORGIA J D Holt PORTS James I Newsome Jr Savannah Georgia Claude Newman Atlanta Georgia AUTHORITY PROUDLY PRESENTS CONTAINER CENTRAL Walter Hauser New York New York Fred Whelan Chicago Illinois Laurence Magrath Bonn W Germany Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Georgia AhchoEge MAYJUNE 1970 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3 JIM BISSON Editor Welcome Aboard Firestone 4 Colonels Island Railroad 6 Red Carpet Tour 8 SCLs Forestry Special 10 The Authoritys ultramodern Dry Bulk Terminal begins to take shape as one quarter of the 2500 foot storage building rises on the banks of the Savannah River The two year 9 million project is on schedule for a 1971 opening For more information on this mammouth project Turn to page 13 Dry Bulk Terminal 13 Container Central 14 Port News 16 Sailing Schedule 21 Port Directory 27 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential Ej tor Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALSAUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman A M Harris Sr Brunswick Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah R E Hamilton Dalton Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Charles E Walker Columbus Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority Official publicationGeorgia Ports Authority PO Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9129641721 Advertising rates furnished on request J D Holt THE EXECUTIVES CORNER A ports progress is generally measured by its ability to provide appropriate facilities in direct ratio to the requirements of its users The adaptation of new methods for the handling of cargo is the name of the game in that the techniques of yesterday are no longer viable today So it is that the Georgia Ports Authority is completing the construction of a container facility at its Garden City Terminal in Savannah and shippers throughout the Southeast are awaiting the day it becomes operational Additionally a multipurpose bulk commodity facility will go on stream the first half of 71 to satisfy the demands of those in the Southeast who import or export clays fertilizers ores etc Shipment in containers or in bulk form is the trend in world shipping today and the Authority is in step with the trend More conventional perhaps but serving as a tool for industrial development would properly classify the railroad being built by the Authority to serve Colonels Island in Brunswick with industries already committed to locate there and having the need for rail service The price tag for all of this approaches 20 million dollars however with an organization such as ours service to our shippers too is the name of the game M AYJ UNE 1970 3 111111111 Uinta Welcome Firestone V 4 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Sr Pictured dockside photo on right during the arrival of Firestones second shipment of latex from Liberia are CA Poggioli Firestone Terminal Manager AT Marubbio Manager International Traffic Firestone and Leonard Ruess Assistant Vice President Barber Steamship Lines Inc A modern new latex terminal operated by the Firestone Natural Rubber Latex Company was opened here as 1245 tons of latex from Firestones Liberian plantations were discharged into the storage facility The new terminal leased from the Georgia Ports Authority but operated Firestone has a capacity of 440000 gallons or 3500000 pounds of liquid latex Demand for natural rubber latex is increasing in general manufacturing and in the carpet and textile industries in particular AG Lund president of Firestones Natural Rubber division said Sales in the US have increased approximately 40 per cent over the past five years and this new terminal will enable Firestone to provide better distribution facilities and service to our carpet and textile customers in the Southeast he added Latex from Firestones rubber plantations in Liberia will come into the new terminal for reshipment to customers MAYJUNE 1970 Il hm I yiiv v vAiV I HB tete f wSmmSmBSmmBBi 8 S0 W isteW1 teitetetestetetefiStetes bbHbBHWmMHm tetetete v jf coloners island Railroad A swampy terrain has delayed completion of the Authoritys Colonels Island Railroad at Brunswick from the original date in October of this year to the first quarter in 1971 Commenting on the delay GPA Executive Director JD Holt said Due to the heavy rains and difficult terrain the construction has been somewhat delayed however the work is proceeding and all phases will be completed well in advance of the established target dates of the industries it will serve Colonels Island is one of the few remaining prime deepwater industrial sites on the Eastern seaboard The 4 million 217 mile railroad in being financed jointly by the Georgia Ports Authority and the Economic Development Administration of the US Two industries have already expressed interest in locating on the Island industrial site Ocean Industries Incorporated of Ft Lauderdale Florida intends to build an aragonite plant An oil refinery has also proposed locating on the Island Group tries a little fishing at Bainbridge Some two score prominent manufacturers from all parts of the nation have participated in Georgias Tenth Annual Red Carpet Tour The Tour sponsored by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Gov Lester Maddox and twentyone of the states leading industrial developing organizations is designed to give executives of vigor industrial corporations a whirlwind aerial inspection of the state pinpointing new developments facts on facilities which could spur their interest in a Georgia branch plant Beginning in Atlanta on the morning of April 8th the Red Carpet Tour party of some 80 visitors and hosts viewed the metropolitan interest of Atlanta en route to an aircraft display and tour of LockheedGeorgia in Marietta After lunch at Lockheed they flew over north Georgia communities in two chartered airliners landing at Athens late that afternoon Following a Governors dinner Wednesday night addressed by Gov Maddox and a special Thursday morning manufacturers breakfast the entourage departed for an aerial inspection of central and south Georgia stopping at Bainbridge for a quail luncheon Arriving at Brunswick the group toured the State Port facilities en route to Jekyll Island for an overnight stop On Friday the group enjoyed an aerial tour of east Georgia and the Savannah terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority before landing at Augusta where they attended the second round of the Masters Golf Tournament Governor Lester Maddox arrived on board the Forestry Special and gave the address of welcome to the 1100 people who attended the SCLs Resources For the Seventies Seaboard Coast Line Resources for the Seventies LSt s A new decade of emphasis on conservation and the environment was ushered in May 14th in Georgia as Seaboard Coast Line Railroad presented Resou rces for the Seventies Scene of the annual outdoor extravaganza was picturesque Millarden Farms in the verdant hills near Woodbury Ga Twentyfive companies and organizations cooperated with the railroad to put together the program that featured talks by leading government and industry figures and action demonstrations depicting the latest techniques in managing our natural resources More than 1100 persons witnessed the four hour program including 400 that arrived at the field ME j GEORGIA ANCHORAGE site on a Forestry Special train from Atlanta Governor Lester Maddox thirtyfive members of the state legislature and top executives from 118 corporations in twentyfive states and three foreign countries were among the train passengers They were met at the field site by local businessmen tree farmers foresters teachers studentsand the Manchester Ga High School Band playing Dixie Mossy oaks shaded the speakers platform where addresses were given by Governor Maddox Dr Thomas C Nelson Associate Deputy Chief Forest Service USDA Washington DC AR Shirley Director Georgia Forestry Commission SW White Jr Group Vice President White Motor Corporation Cleveland O and 1970 National Chairman Sponsoring Committee FFA Foundation Inc Tyson Stephens President Georgia Association Future Farmers of America John E Ray 3rd Executive Vice President Union Camp Corporation Wayne NJ US Representative John J Flynt of the Sixth Congressional District of Georgia and W Thomas Rice Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the host railroad RN Bob Hoskins SCL Assistant Vice President and innovator of the program some twentysix years ago was master of ceremonies The demonstrationstermed the kind I like to see by Governor Maddoxdid not include picket signs only signs of progress in the business of natural resource development Using elaborate displays modern equipment and active illustrations relevant subjects in the field of environmental control were covered by leading scientists and spokesmen Research breakthroughs in genetics were explained by Union Camp Corporation while Continental Can Co told the story of industrial tree nurseries and new developments in tree planting Georgia Ports Authority discussed the important role of Georgia ports in the import and export of forest Continued on page 12 11 MAYJUNE 1970 Resources for the Seventies continued road 95t jHB SEABOARD COASTLINE railroad Jh CHEmCIt U1UMSW6 in The Seaboard Coast Lines demonstration left featured new innovations in railroading The Georgia Ports Authoritys exhibit above featured forestry products through Georgias ports As well as being the largest general cargo ports on the South Atlantic Georgias deepwater ports lead the entire Atlantic seaboard with forestry products for export A i products and Koppers Company told of the new treated wood products being readied for market Disposables an exploding industry using cellulose from trees and expected to reach 13 billion dollars in sales by 1975was covered by ITTRayonier Inc New ideas in housing that halve the normal cost of construction were illustrated through models and components in a fascinating presentation by the Forest Service US Department of Agriculture Another popular station was Rust Engineering Companys look at Pollution Control for the Seventies A Drott FellerBuncher headed the list of labor saving machinery featured at Great Northern Paper Companys pulpwood production demonstration Huge bulldozers and rolling drum choppers capable of cultivating the roughest forest land provided the backdrop for Georgia Kraft Company and their site preparation presentation The Georgia Forestry Commission told of their management assistance program for woodland owners Southern Wood Preserving Company discussed the post and pole market Tomorrows Railroads by SCL took a look into the future of rail transportation A container handling exhibition by Towmotor Corporation Yancey Bros Co Dorsey Trailers Inc and XTRA Inc was held during lunch The demonstrations were wrapped up by an aerial flyover and waterbombing run over a simulated fire staged by the Georgia Forestry Commission Much of the program was concerned with the fantastic potential of the southern forests and the problems to be faced in preparation for the doubling in demand for forest products by the year 2000 Union Camps John Ray pointed out that the per capita production and consumption of paper and paperboard in the US is 576 pounds for every man woman and child and rapidly increasing In order to meet the demand wood yield per acre must increasemostly on the forest land in the South that belongs to private individuals Dr Nelson echoed Ray noting that 70 of the forest land in the South is in the hands of these private individuals and most is poorly managed or not managed at all State Forester Shirley called the tree a near perfect ecological tool saying it cleans the air absorbs and recirculates water provides shade stills the wind and offers tranquility as a counterpoint to mans often excessive use of concrete and asphalt The forestry chief observed that one acre of young growing well managed trees releases four tons of oxygen into the air each yearenough to support twelve human beings By bringing industrialists politicians and government leaders together with the people working on the land new ideas are brought out of hiding and the future is assessed thoughtfully and constructively by the people who mold it Dr Thomas Nelson summed it up well saying Such contacts make the framework for mutual understanding mutual concern and mutual progress i f y n p W pi II I The Georgia Ports Authoritys two berth 9 Uwllx m mon Qry bulk terminal takes shape Pictured TERMINAL below is a portion of the 2500 foot long storage building located on the GPAs Whitehall property adjacent to the existing Garden City terminals The land facilities of the new dry bulk terminal are running ahead of schedule with completion of the entire project in June of 1971 Container Central It wont be long now The giant crane of the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central pushes skyward in its final stages of construction Originally scheduled for completion in July plans now call for the opening of the South Atlantics finest Container Terminal in early September Even with this postponed opening due to the delayed delivery of electrical components the GPA will still be the firstest with the mostest on the South Atlantic 14 Southern Ports Foreign Freight Committee The Chicago based Southern Ports Foreign Freight Committee held their May 1970 Rate Meeting and Public Hearing at the Port of Savannah The veteran membrs of the Committee visited Savannah a number of years ago and it was good to renew old acquaintances and to also welcome the newer members Those returning were most pleased with development at the port over the past few years with a number of new cargo berths transit sheds and all were impressed with our nearly completed container terminal and its giant container crane The American Association of Railroads Port Report No 6 which shows monthly carloadings of export cargo signifies that Savannah on a monthly average ranks between 6th and 10th in the nation for rail cars of general cargo Therefore the facilities capabilities and services at the Port of Savannah are important to the railroad men of this committee who specialize in export and import traffic The Southern Ports Foreign Freight Committee comprises representatives of those rail lines who have direct interest in exportimport traffic moving through US southern ports from and to points in the midwest Their principal concern is rail ratemaking policy on such traffic A full docket of subjects and public hearings kept the committee members busy for a full three days in their rooftop Harbor View meeting room at the DeSoto Hilton Hotel However with the strenuous pace set by the Committee members their chairman Mr E E Honath and Secretary Mr JJ Dolan including working into the late evening hours they were able to take time to tour the port and facilities This included a welcomed change of pace with a luncheon port cruise onboard the yacht Flying Lady The port tour and luncheon hosted by the Georgia Ports Authority included Mr JD Holt Executive Director Mr Jl Newsome Jr Director of Operations Mr Jim Bisson Director of Public Relations Mr Fred Whelan Western Regional ManagerChicago and Mr Sam Lloyd Traffic ManagerAtlanta A reception was also hosted by the Savannah Maritime Association made up of member shipping companies and steamship agencies in the port It was a pleasure for us to see the officers and members of the Southern Ports Foreign Freight Committee in Savannah again we hope they will return for future meetings L B Foster Officials Visit Port Industry Officials of the LB Foster Company were recently in Savannah to inspect the completion of construction of the second stage of their port oriented spiral weld pipe plant The new construction included the addition of a 32 inch diameter pipe machine hydrostatic test equipment and a steel coil slitter capable of slitting steel coils 80 inches by 38 inch thick Pictured above on the inspection tour are left to right RA Foster Vice Chairman of the Board CL Lawson Product Mgr PH Lambert Plant Supt Vernon Haag Driam Co Switzerland B L Foster Chairman of the Board Warren Kerns VP Eng C J Washek Operations Mgr H F Ford VP Regional Mgr and William Flowers Gen Foreman The Savannah plant first went into operation in April of 1969 with a 20 inch diameter pipe machine Since that time the plant has undergone three major expansions and into 24 hour shifts as of September of this year Today the plant has a daily capacity of turning out 100120 tons depending on the size of the pipe being produced The finished product is distributed from Savannah throughout the south east 17 M AYJ UNE 1970 Georgia Ports handle more general cargo tonnage than ally ports in the South Atlantic Fast and frequent service from all leading Gulf ports to Europe HollandAmericas modern G ships handle all kinds of Gulf cargowith two derricks that together can lift 140 tons refrigerated chambers maintaining temperatures as low as 5 degrees F and spacious deck space for large and oddshaped cargo For fast and frequent service to Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta Anthony O Kelly Supt of Operations Georgia Ports Authority has been awarded the US Department of Agriculture Plant Quarantine Divisions Certificate of Appreciation The award was authorized by Acting Director WH Wheeler upon nomination by James H Pruitt left Inspector in Charge Savannah Mr Kelly was cited for his continuing assistance to the Plant Quarantine Division and for calling attention to the presence of a foreign plant pest Of significant economic importance the Georgia Ports Authority and the Oceanographic Center on Skidaway Island President of the Club Hampton L Daughtry and Mrs Daughtry are on the far left Members of the AgriBusiness Club of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce are pictured on a recent Savannah visit During their short stay they toured the deepwater terminals of Governor Lester Maddox proclaimed May 1016 1970 as Transportation Week in Georgia in observation of National Transportation Week recognizing and honoring the transportation industry upon which we all depend for the necessities of life These are pictures of the head table and part of those in attendance at the National Transportation Week banquet held at the SheratonBiltmore Hotel in Atlanta on May 14 Governor Maddox was the principal speaker H Dillon Winship Jr was Chairman of the Georgia State Committee and Claude Newman was Chairman of the Atlanta Committee Other Georgia port officials at the head table wereJ D Holt Executive Director and Robert H Tharpe Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority The banquet was sponsored by the Transportation Club of Atlanta Delta Nu Alpha National Defense Transportation Association Womens Traffic and Transportation Club of Atlanta American Society of Traffic and Transportation and ICC Practitioners Established 1886 I SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y MAYJUNE 1 970 19 MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN I LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building M V i j Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 8035822351 4048733262 AKSl 2126870630 6174821910 h Mi IL Wm W ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE2360226 CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDER 606 Realty Building Savannah Georgia 31402 Prompt Service Reasonable Charges99 P O Box 1686 Phone 9122340686 SesuMAty ScumumuxA Since 192I TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Phone 2328103 Night Phone 2328105 Cable Address ATCO 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Savannah CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE Compiled by Savannah Port Authority p o box 128 Savannah Ga 31402 JUNE 15 1970 HANSEN 8c TIDEMANN INC 405 Industrial Building P O Box 8145 31402 Tel 2338103 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel 2342621 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH tc KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2323151 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 East Bay Street P O Box 2088 31402 Tel 2348265 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING Sc TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1468 31402 Tel 2338131 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 9667 31402 Tel 2346671 J R SHIPPING CO 9 East Bay Street P O Box 9833 31402 Tel 2322129 TEXAS TRANSPORT tc TERMINAL CO INC Savannah Bank Building P O Box 8127 31402 Tel 2337921 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date AFRICA EAST AFRICA Tanga Zanzibar DaresSalaam MormacaltairRobinMooreMcCormack StrachanJuly 14 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Port Gentil WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster Strachan July 22 Tema WEST AFRICA DoldoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 THE CARIBBEAN Aruba NETHERLANDS AmmonRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 19 ChironRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 26 MedonRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 3 Curacao NETHERLANDS AmmonRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 19 ChironRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 26 MedonRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 3 Kingston JAMAICA Artemis Royal Netherlands StrachanjjJune 19 Charis Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 3 Port of Spain TRINIDAD ArtemisRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 19 ChironiRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 26 Charis Royal Netherlands Strachan July 3 COASTWISE SOUTH AFRICA Walvis Bay Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Tamatave Mormaccargojj RobinMooreMcCormack StrachanJune 16 AnganiyrSouth African MarineSmith 8c KellyJune 18 African DawnFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJune 23 TrevaylorSouth African MarineSmith tc Kelly June 25 MormaccapeRobinMooreMcCormack StrachanJune 30 African CometFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJuly 8 A VesselSouth African MarineSmith 8c KellyJuly 9 MormacaltairRobinMooreMcCormack Strachan July 14 A Vessel South African Marine Smith 8c KellyJuly 16 Hellenic CharmHellenic StevensJuly 22 Hellenic SunbeamHellenic StevensJuly 25 A VesselRobinMooreMcCormackStrachanJuly 28 Abidjan WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster Strachan July 22 Cotonou WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Dakar WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Douala WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Freetown WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster Strachan July 22 LagosApapa WEST AFRICA Deido Chargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Libreville WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Lome WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Monrovia WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 Pointe Noire WEST AFRICA DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanJuly 22 MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT Alice TormTorm SouthernJune 23 Thyra Torm Torm SouthernJuly 14 Ashdod ISRAEL MazalZim SouthernJune 22 AnalZim SouthernJuly 1 Barcelona SPAIN Alice Torm Shirley Lykes Thyra Torm Torm Lykes Bros Torm Southern Strachan Southern June 23 July 7 July 14 Beirut LEBANON Alice Torm Turlda Torm Hellenic Southern June 23 June 25 July 14 Thyra Torm Torm Southern Casablanca MOROCCO Shirley LykesLykes Bros StrachanJuly 7 KraljevicaJugolinija Smith tc KellyJuly 14 Constanza RUMANIA ItaliaHellenic StevensJune 17 Genoa ITALY Lazzaro Mocenigo Shirley Lykes Monbaldo Monreale Enrico Dndolo Haifa ISRAEL MazalZim SouthernJune 22 AnalZim SouthernJuly 1 Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeJuly 2 Lykes Bros StrachanJuly 7 Creole TTT Co IncJuly 9 Creole TTT Co Inc July 13 Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeJuly 28 Denote Vie Transshipment RDeuotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS Alice Torn Thyra Torm Torm Torm Southern Southern June 23 July 14 Leghorn ITALY Lazzaro Mocenigo Sidarma Southeastern Maritime July 2 Monbaldo Creole TTT Co Inc July 9 Monreale Creole TTT Co Inc July 13 Enrico Dandolo Sidarma 1 Southeastern Maritime July 28 Leixoes PORTUGAL Alice Torm Torm Southern June 23 Thyra Torm Torm Southern July 14 Lisbon PORTUGAL Alice Torm Torm Southern June 23 Thyra Torm Torm Southern July 14 Marseilles FRANCE Lazzaro Mocenigo Sidarma Southeastern Maritime July 2 Enrico Dandolo Sidarma Southeastern Maritime July 28 Naples ITALY Shirley Lykes Lykes Bros Sirachan July 7 Monbaldo Creole TTT Co Inc July 9 Monreale Creole TTT Co Inc July 13 Enrico Dandolo Sidarma Southeastern Maritime July 28 Piraeus GREECE Italia Hellenic Stevens June 17 Turlna Hellenic Stevens June 25 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA Avala Jugolinija Smith ft Kelly June 25 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Avala Jugolinija Smith Kelly June 25 Kraljevica Jugolinija Smith Kelly July 14 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Alice Torm Torm SoutheFn June 23 Thyra Torm Torm Southern July 14 Trieste ITALY Monbaldo Creole TTT Co Inc July 9 Monreale Creole TTT C Inc Tnl v 11 1 Tripoli LIBYA Iialia Hellenic Stevens June 17 Turlda Hellenic Stevens June 25 Tunis TUNISIA Shirley Lykes Lykes Bros Sirachan July 7 Venice ITALY Avala Jugolinija Smith Sc Kelly June 25 Shirley Lykes Lykes Bros F Strachan July 7 Monbaldo WBBHBBES3 Creole TTT Co Inc July 9 Monreale Creole TTT Co Inc July 13 Kraljevica Jugolinija Smith ft Kelly July 14 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS IitersumIndependent GulfSmith ft KellyJune 17 Fidelity RRegent J R ShippingJune 26 HilversumIndependent GulfSmith ft Kelly July 11 GrebbedykHolland America HohensteinJuly 15 Gaasterdyk Holland America Hohenstein July 27 Salonika GREECE ItaliaHellenic StevensJune 17 TurldaHellenic StevensJune 25 Savona ITALY Lazzaro Mocenigo Enrico Dandolo Sidarma Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime July 2 July 28 Sicily ITALY Monbaldo Creole TTT Co Inc July 9 Antwerp BELGIUM Olga JacobOzeanStinnes Southeastern MJune 15 IitersumIndependent GulfSmith ft Kelly June 17 Vasaholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanJune 22 Fidelity R11Regent J R ShippingJune 26 TalismanWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanJuly 7 HilversumIndependent GulfSmith ft Kelly July 11 SchauenburgOzeanStinnes Southeastern MJuly 11 GrebbedykHolland America HohensieinJuly 15 SilviaOzeanStinnes Southeastern MJuly 18 VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanJuly 25 Split YUGOSLAVIA Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore NorfolkRAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO DetroitINTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO KN5M Rogai Merlands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9865 Phone 2339343 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date GaasierdykHolland America Hohenstein July Bremen GERMANY Olga JacobOzeanStinnes Southeastern MJune Ittersum Independent Gull Smith KellyJune Pericles Holland America HohensteinJune VasaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan June Fidelity R Regent J R Shipping June DiogenesHolland America Hohenstein June TalismanWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly HilversumIndependent Gulf Smith Kelly July Schauenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M July GrebbedykHolland America Hohenstein July SilviaOzeanStinnes Southeastern M July VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan July GaasierdykHolland America Hohenstein July Hamburg GERMANY Olga Jacob OzeanStinnes Southeastern M IttersumIndependent Gull Smith St Kelly Pericles Holland America Hohenstein VasaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Fidelity R Regent J R Shipping Diogenes Holland America Hohenstein Talisman WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Hilversum Independent Gull Smith St Kelly Schauenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M GrebbedykHolland America 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Dundee Am St Australian Smith Kelly July 15 Mandarincore Maritime Fruit Carriers Hohenstein July 21 Palonga Am St Australian Smith St Kelly July 22 Halifax Star Blue Star Southern July 22 Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik Stevens July 29 Auckland NEW ZEALAND Austral Pilot Farrell Southeastern Maritime June 29 Brisbane AUSTRALIA Cap Colville Columbus i Southern June 16 City of HerefordAm Australian Smith Kelly June 19 African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern Maritime June 20 Pearl Sea Atlanttrafik Stevens June 24 Montreal StarBlue Star Southern June 27 TekoaAm St AustralianSmith St Kelly June 28 Austral Pilot Farrell Southeastern Maritime June 29 Port AlbanyPort Strachan June 30 TangerincoreMaritime Fruit Carriers Hohenstein July 3 Port BurniePort Strachan July 12 City of DundeeAm Australian Smith St Kelly July 15 MandarincoreMaritime Fruit Carriers Hohenstein July 21 Palonga Am AustralianSmith St Kelly July 22 Halifax StarBlue Star Southern July 22 Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik Stevens July 29 Ebbe wein FMC UC NO 949 fE2QP REALTY BUILDING bflONE 912232184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA For more details on Brunswick and Savannah write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Ga Olga Jacob OzeanStinnes Southeastern M IttersumIndependent Gulf Smith St Kelly Pericles Holland America Hohenstein Vasaholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Fidelity RRegent J R Shipping Diogenes Holland America Hohenstein Talisman WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan HilversumIndependent Gulf Smith St Kelly Schauenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M GrebbedykHolland America Hohenstein SilviaOzeanStinnes Southeastern M VingaholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Gaasierdyk Holland America Hohenstein June 16 June 17 June 17 June 22 June 26 June 29 July 7 July 11 July 11 July 15 July 18 July 25 July 27 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern June 27 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern July 2 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern July 10 Phil A LunaMCP Southeastern Maritime July 13 Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern July 24 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine SouthernJune 27 PhilippinesUnited Philippine SouthernJuly 2 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine SouthernJuly 10 Phil A LunaMCP Southeastern Maritime July 13 Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern July 24 Georgia Ports handle more general cargo tonnagethan any ports in the South Atlantic MAYJUN E 1 970 23 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency SailingJDate Fremantle AUSTRALIA City of HerefordiUuAm AustralianSmith Kelly June 19 Hong Kong HONG KONG Export BuilderAm Export Isbrandisen Sirachan June 23 Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern June 27 Iberia K Line Stevens June 28 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern July 2 Export AideAm Export Isbrandisen Sirachan July 8 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern July 10 Phil A LunaMCP Southeastern Maritime July 13 Export BuyerAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 21 France Maru K Line Stevens July 23 Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern July 24 Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern June 27 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern July 2 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern July 10 Phil A LunaMCP Southeastern Maritime July 13 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern July 24 Inchon KOREA Export BuilderAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan June 23 Export AideAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 8 Export BuyerAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 21 Kaohsiung FORMOSA Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern June 20 Export BuilderAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan June 23 Export AideAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 8 Hai Ho China Merchants Southern July 19 Export BuyerAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 21 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Prs Roxas United Philippine Southern June 27 Philippines United Philippine Southern July 2 Phil Prs Garcia United Philippine Southern July to Phil A Luna MCP Southeastern Maritime July 13 Phil Prs Osmena United Philippine Southern July 24 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Cap Colville Columbus Southern June 16 City of Hereford Am Australian Smith Kelly June 19 African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime June 20 Pearl Sea Atlanttrafik Stevens June 24 Montreal Star Blue Star Southern June 27 Tekoa Am Australian Smith Kelly June 28 Austral Pilot Farrell Southeastern Maritime June 29 Port Albany Port Sirachan June 30 Tangerincore Maritime Fruit Carriers Hohenstein July 3 Port Burnie Port Sirachan July 12 City of Dundee Am Australian Smith Kelly July 15 Mandarincore Maritime Fruit Carriers Hohenstein July 21 Patonga Am Australian Smith Kelly July 22 Halifax Star Blue Star Southern July 22 Pacific Ocean Atlaniirafik Stevens July 29 Nagoya JAPAN Alkman YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc June 24 Suruga Maru N Y K Strachan June 27 Iberia K Line Stevens June 28 Kamoharu Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc June 29 San Francisco Maru MiisuiO S K Strachan July 2 Norfolk Maru MiisuiO S K Strachan July 7 Satsuma Maru N Y K Strachan July 10 Yamaaki Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc July 13 Hampton Maru N Y K Strachan July 22 France Maru K Line Stevens July 23 Tosaharu Maru Y amashi taShinnihon TTT Co Inc July 29 Keelung FORMOSA Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern June 20 Export BuilderAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan June 23 IberiaK Line Stevens June 28 Export Aide Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 8 Hai Ho China Merchants SouthernJuly 19 Export BuyerAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 21 France Maru Kf Line Stevens July 23 Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern June 20 Export Builder Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan June 23 Alkman YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc June 24 Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine Southern June 27 Suruga Maru N Y K Strachan June 27 Iberia K Line Stevens June 28 Kamoharu Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc June 29 Philippines United Philippine Southern July 2 San Francisco Maru MiisuiO S K Strachan July 2 Norfolk Maru MiisuiO S K Strachan July 7 Export Aide Am Export Isbrandisen Sirachan July 8 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern July 10 Satsuma Maru N Y K Strachan July 10 Yamaaki Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc July 13 Hai Ho China Merchants Southern July 19 Export Buyer Am Export Isbrandisen Sirachan July 21 Hampton Maru N Y K Strachan July 22 Line Stevens July 23 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern July 24 Tosaharu Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc July 29 Launceston AUSTRALIA Pearl Sea Atlantirafik Stevens June 24 Osaka JAPAN Export Builder Alkman Suruga Maru Iberia Kamoharu Maru San Francisco Maru Norfolk Maru Export Aide Satsuma Maru Yamaaki Maru Export Buyer Hampton Maru France Maru Tosaharu Maru Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc N Y K Strachan K Line Stevens YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc MiisuiO S K Strachan MitsuiO S K Strachan Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan N Y K Strachan YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan N Y K Sirachan K Line Stevens YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc Penang MALAYA Trefusis Blue 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GERMANY F A O Bahre 20 East 48th2332011 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero1127 East 50th 3550586 NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 NORWAY Peter Norboge 910 Savh Bk Bldg 2346671 SWEDEN Peter Norboge 910 Savh Bk Bldg 2346671 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique 140 Bull2341005 MAYJUNE 1970 27 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED BULK RATE U S POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA INSIDE THIS ISSUE Dry Bulk LB Foster Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia Us gllSte i Container Central Firestone Cols Island f Gcl wMgssy Is ary KUBOTA FILLS TRACTOR GAP VIA SAVANNAH deorsa SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 THE GEORGIA FOR INFORMATION CONTACT ANY GPA OFFICE J D Holt PORTS James I Newsome Jr Savannah Georgia Claude Newman Atlanta Georgia AUTHORITY PROUDLY PRESENTS CONTAINER CENTRAL Walter Hauser New York New York Fred Whelan Chicago Illinois Laurence Magrath Bonn W Germany Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan GEORGIA ANCHORAGE SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 4 JIM BISSON Editor GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award Kubota Tractors 4 A Visit By The President 6 Savannah Harbor Improvements 8 Georgia Foreign Trade 10 145 Million Snapshot 12 Port News 14 Sailing Schedule 17 Port Directory 23 Kubota Limited Japans largest farm machinery maker recently made two discoveries in America One there was a tractor gap existing in the USA and two the port of Savannah was the transportation key to fill that gap Kubota capitalized on both discoveries See page 4 for details OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALsIaUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah ViceChairman Robert C Norman Augusta R E Hamilton Dalton Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Charles E Walker Columbus Richard M Scarlett Brunswick Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority Official publication Georgia Ports Authority PO Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9129641721 Advertising rates furnished on request J D Holt THE EXECUTIVES CORNER WHY A CONTAINER TERMINAL IN SAVANNAH Philosophizing for a moment as we all know we as people are in the process of compressing time and space in a way that was inconceivable 10 years ago so with the advent of container shipping and the scare of the shortlived Load Center theory we had to first of all rationally sell ourselves on the fact that there was place in the scheme of things within the industry for other than the mammoth ports of the nation The stimulus of competition and the introduction of new techniques clearly established the need for a decision without the luxury of a delay to see what was going to happen The danger was not in what the larger ports can do but rather what would be the destiny of our local shippers were they forced to live in a vacuum created by the failure of in our case the Georgia Ports Authority to provide the facilities of today Moving forward therefore not only became an ethical conception but an economic necessity if the interests of our shippers were considered to be of importance With a ports authority the heart of selling is public acceptance and we therefore came to the conclusion that the shippers within our rather extensive and increasingly industrialized hinterland should be rewarded for their support hence A CONTAINER TERMINAL IN SAVANNAH SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 3 Japans Kubota Ltd finds Savannah Shipping Key Kubota tractors left loading for US delivery Below production at the Sakai Works of Kubota Ltd Osaka supplies more than 30 per cent of Japan s farm machinery Below right Kubota tractors are discharged at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Ocean Terminal Savannah I mmm i A manufacturer headquartered in Osaka Japan has uncovered a US tractor gap and is quickly capitalizing on the shortage Kubota Ltd Japans largest farm machinery maker found that there were virtually no US suppliers in the 20 to 30 horsepower category and has initiated a nationwide marketing program via a leading trading company Marubenilida America Inc In March 1969 Marubenilida began setting up a US network of dealers Today almost 250 Kubota dealers sell 21 hp and 26 hp diesel tractors throughout the US The Southern market was one of the first areas penetrated and represents a significant portion of Kubotas total US sales In the spring of 1970 a Kubota warehouse was opened in Savannah and shipments from the Companys Osaka plant began arriving About 500 tractors have been unloaded during the first six months at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Savannah terminals The Savannah warehouse serves Georgia Florida and South Carolina Kubota is one of Japans largest manufacturing enterprises with annual sales of more than 500 million Agricultural equipment sales are in excess of 200 million annually Kubota is the worlds largest producer of twowheel tractors and Japans largest maker of fourwheel farm tractors with horsepower ranges up to 35 Kubota tractors account for 30 per cent of the Japanese market How did Kubota move so quickly to establish such an extensive sales network in the South Mr Y Shimao Vice President and General Manager SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 Marubenilida America Inc Los Angeles explains some of the reasons Major US makers had abandoned the 20 hp30 hp range about 15 years ago and moved up into the 40 hp and above category and down to the fastgrowing lawn and garden trade This left small moderate income and weekend farmers in the South and elsewhere in the US without practical choices They were forced to buy more expensive multipurpose high horsepower units to do jobs which required a much smaller model The Kubota unit found ready customers among these marginal and weekend farmers Small ranchers contractors andfor landscaping and ground maintenance city and state agencies golf courses and cemetaries were also significant customers Mr Shimao pointed out that the Southern market was the most attractive to Kubota since There were more marginal farms which needed medium horsepower units Land costs are lower and people own larger acreages which need specialized machines for specific purposes Grass grows in more abundance in this area and the Kubota units are especially applicable to this market for cutting machines Mr Shimao pointed out that one Southern county alone purchased twelve 21 hp units for ground maintenance Kubota sees continued growth in both the South and throughout the United States With 250 dealers by yearend 1970 the company is looking for an additional 150 to 200 in 1971 a A Visit By The President Richard Nixon officially dedicated a 500000 addition to the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography at Savannah Oct 8 and delivered his first major address on oceanography since the creation of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Oct 3 Declaring that the greatest resources are not on land but in the seas the President formally dedicated the Marine Resources extension Building although actual construction on the extension site will not begin until this week The President accompanied by the First Lady Mrs Pat Nixon and Julie and David Eisenhower flew here aboard Air Force One en route to Florida just a few hours after signing the final executive orders transferring agencies to the new NOAA organization The Marine Resources Extension Building which was dedicated by the President is the first unit of the Marine Resources Extension Program a part of the Ocean Science Center of the Atlantic OSCA OSCA has a mandate from the Georgia General Assembly with instruc tions to plan promote and develop an oceanographic complex on Skidaway Island near Savannah OSCA has received 680 acres of uplands by donation on the northern portion of the island for the location of the oceanographic complex The Skidaway Institute of Oceanography constructed and operated by the University System of Georgia is part of this complex We are talking about a frontier that is just being discovered in terms of its enormous possibilities That is the frontier of the seas around us the President said I was surprised to findthat on the oceans bordering the United States already 20 billion worth of assets are being developed 2 billion a year of income being derived from the oceans bordering on the United States Mr Nixon said adding and we have only scratched the surface A crowd of some 900 invited guests many of whom had waited on the island since early morning heard the President speak Some of these oceanography ideas sound pretty far out the President said I find that this is perhaps one of the most exciting new areas that we can possibly think about Mr Nixon promised a twopronged program to deal with the potential of the oceans and seas One that will develop the resources of the waters around us for the future benefit and progress of mankind and one that will see to it that as we use the oceans we do not abuse the oceans The President unveiled a plaque which is to be engraved in copper and placed at the cornerstone of the new Resources Extension Center Building Present major research programs at the Institute are concerned with the culture of catfish and shrimp and pollution control The 500000 Marine Resources Extension Center became a reality in June with the announcement of a 300000 grant for funding from the Coastal Plains Regional Commission The other 200000 is being financed by the State of Georgia The center will act as a kind of clearing house for both the Skidaway Institute and the research facilities on nearby Sapelo Island located farther down the Georgia coast GEORGIA ANCHORAGE t The Extension center according to Dr E L Cheatum of the University of Georgia will act in somewhat the same capacity as the universitys cooperative extension service works with the states agricultural experiment stations but in the area of marine resources The Center when completed will house administration offices four training and two research laboratories and two conference rooms for formal lecture seminars and short courses Also included will be an instructional demonstration and exhibit area in which living and prepared exhibits will be arranged to implement the lectures and the short courses The Center will serve as headquarters for the marine extension program activities along the Georgia coast The objectives of the centers activity will be to assemble select and interpret useable scientific and technological information and to make that knowledge available to the general public to assist in making knowledgeable judgements in the use of coastal resources according to Congressman G Elliott Hagan who represents the Savannah area and who was present for the dedication Georgia officials envision a network of extension agents operating out of the center along the Georgia coast much as the agricultural extension service now provides public assistance with food and crops Just wait until we get into sea farming Dr Cheatum says The Coastal Plains Regional Commission is a federalstate partnership seeking to induce economic growth in the 159 coastal plains counties in Georgia and North and South Carolina In addition to the Marine Extension Center the Skidaway Island facility let a contract in June for a deep water dock on the Wilmington River with a 21foot channel only eight miles from the Atlantic Ocean Use of this 450000 dock with sophisticated gear and equipment is envisioned by the US Navy Coast Guard Maritime Administration and by NOAA Private industry engaged in oceanrelated activities is also seen as principal users of this deep water facility construction of which is to begin in November Thomas H Suddath an official with the newlyformed Coastal States Organization and also Executive Director of the Skidaway facility sees this decade as one holding great promise for the ocean sciences It appears to me that this is the opening of the decade of ocean sciences and that in this challenge the Coastal States Organization is going to be centered on the coastal zone of the maritime states The CSO is an organization of state governments interested in estuaries coastal and oceanic environments resources and problems SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 Army Corps of Engineers Savannah Harbor Improvements On October 201970 Colonel Howard L Strohecker Savannah District Engineer for the US Army Corps of Engineers assumed direction of the 18 million plan of improvements for the Savannah Harbor Col Strohecker succeeds Col John S Egbert who reports to Vietnam November 9th see story on page 14 In the Savannah Harbor 18 million plan of improvement are two projects authorized for construction by the River and Harbor Act of 1965 One calls for widening the harbors 30mile channel approximately 100 feet and deepening it four feet The project is estimated to cost 94 million Federal funds and 367000 nonfederal funds Completed to date is the lower inner harbor channel extending from the Seaboard Coast Line Terminal to Cockspur Island and a turning basin at the Seaboard Coastline Terminal Postasnick Dredging Co of Fort Lauderdale Fla completed that portion of the project at a cost of 2494500 Work underway by the Hendry Dredging Co of Tampa Fla was 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ONSLOw L S J A S P E R C O U N T Y AUTHORIZED CANAL jSt AUTHORIZED TIDE GATE STRUCTURE AUTHORIZED SEDIMENT BASIN A cr NO ISLAND GEORGI A WHIT E MA R S H jjT ISLAND Thunderbolt W I LMINGTO also contracted July 2 1970 for 1914500 This covers the upper inner harbor channel and American Oil Company turning basin Work extends from above the Talmadge Memorial Highway Bridge to the vicinity of the Savannah Sugar Refinery Remaining work includes dredging of bar and jetty channels by hopper dredge which will be accomplished by the Corps of Engineers equipment The second project calls for constructing a twomile long channel on Back River 600 feet wide and 40 feet deep complete with a tide gate structure to trap sediment and keep the Front River channel adjacent to downtown Savannah which now shoals rapidly with full project dimensions almost 100 percent of the time Estimated Federal cost of 83 million with another 455000 nonFederal costs The first contract was awarded in May of this year to the Standard Dredging Company of Long Island NY for 2649055 They are using an electric dredge on the job Scheduled for completion in November 1971 the contract calls for construction of sediment basin drainage canal and hydraulic fill at site of tide gate structure Work completed to date is the drainage canal The dredge is presently working on dikes around a new spoil area Remaining work to be let includes a tide gate structure and fresh water control system which will supply fresh water to the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge The Savannah Engineer District is also studying future harbor widening It will explore the feasibility of widening the channel between the upstream limit of the 500foot channel beginning atthe Seaboard Coast Line Terminal and extending to the Seaboard Coastline Railroad Bridge as well as determining the feasibility of constructing a turning basin between the railroad bridge and the Talmadge Bridge to accommodate ships docking at the GPAs Ocean Terminal The proposed widening to 500 feet below the highway bridge would require removal of about 100 feet of docks wharves and other facilities along the north shore of the channel including the Corps own Engineer Yard A public hearing was held in June of this year Local interests pointed out the need for a 500foot channel to meet the needs of navigation that will be increased by containerization and increased size of vessels docking the GPAs Garden City Terminal The need for the other turning basin or enlargement of the bridge opening was emphasized by the hazardous conditions existing in the vicinity of the bridge due to the narrow opening and industrial smoke and steam in that area that are made more dangerous by atmospheric conditions that exist much of the time Funds received to meet programmed schedule of workshould see the overall completion of the current 18 million plan of improvement by late 1973 SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 A distinguished panel of transportation specialists gave their views on New Concepts In Shipping and then fielded all questions from the audience in a most lively session at the Fifth Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference m Fifth Annual Georgia ForeignTrade Conference 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE It was the consensus of the approximately 230 persons who attended the Fifth Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference that it was the best ever James W Mclntire Director of the Savannah Field Office US Department of Commerce opened the program with the introduction of W Kirk Sutlive Vice Chairman of the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council moderator who in turn introduced the ten panel members for a discussion on New Concepts in Shipping Members of the panel D S Chakas Vice President Associated Container Transportation USA Hugo J DeBonis Export Traffic Manager Allis Chalmers International Division A Howard Driver Jr Manager GeorgiaPacific International Corporation Erik F Johnsen President Central Gulf Steamship Corporation J W Plant Asst Vice President Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Co E A Tazewell III Manager Marine Transportation Union Camp Corporation Carl S Travers Executive Vice President Customs Brokers and Forwarders As sociation of American Inc John A Vaill Manager Cargo Commercial Sales Pan American World Airways Incorporated Fred Whelan Western Regional Manager Georgia Ports Authority and H D Winship Jr Georgia Highway Express gave excellent presentations and most informative answers to all questions from the audience at the conclusion of the first business session The luncheon speaker was James E Green Vice President in Charge of the International Department of the Citizens Southern National Bank After a tour of the Savannah Harbor the dinner meeting was addressed by Steven Lazarus Director Office of Policy Plans US Maritime Administration who spoke on the Potential Impact of the Presidents New Maritime Program The breakfast meeting the following day heard an interesting talk by Lt Gen Louis W Truman Executive Director Georgia Department of Industry and Trade on Georgias 196970 Industrial Tours Development Following General Trumans presentation J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority gave an interesting and informative talk titled Patterns For Progress covering the amazing growth of Savannahs modern port facilities Comments during and after the Conference by attendees indicated that this Conference was the most successful held to date SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 A 14500000 SNAPSHOT Although photogenic properties werent considered in our engineering plans youll have to admit our 5 million Container Central and 95 million Dry Bulk Handling Terminal do make a pretty picture Technical data 4x5 Speed Graphic Tri X film at 11000 sec f11 You too can make prize winning photographs All you need is a good camera and 14500000 12 Ihm Col Egbert Col Strohecker Georgia Ports handle more general cargo tonnage than any ports in the South Atlantic Fast and frequent service from all leading Gulf ports to Europe HollandAmericas modern G ships handle all kinds of Gulf cargowith two derricks that together can lift 140 tons refrigerated chambers maintaining temperatures as low as 5 degrees F and spacious deck space for large and oddshaped cargo For fast and frequent service to Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta Colonel John Egbert Reassigned Colonel Howard Strohecker Named New Savannah District Engineer Colonel John S Egbert Savannah District Engineer for the US Army Corps of Engineers has been reassigned to head up an engineer group in Vietnam Prior to assuming his Savannah command in October 1968 he was assigned in Washington DC in the office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Installations and Logistics with responsibility for Southeast Aisa construction A native of South Dakota he is a 1948 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point He holds a Masters Degree in Civil Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology He is a registered professional engineer in the State of New York Colonel Egberts successor is Colonel Howard L Strohecker formerly commanding officer of the 160th Engineer Group at Fort Bragg NC Colonel Strohecker has served in six campaigns in Korea and two in Vietnam A 1949 graduate of West Point he holds a North Dakota Professional Engineering License He has a Masters Degree in Civil Engineering from California Institute of Technology and has served a duty tour in the former Garrison District of the Missouri River Division Savannah District carries both a civil works and military construction mission Military work encompasses the States of Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina Civil works are primarily confined to water resources in the Savannah River Basin in Eastern Georgiaand South Carolina with technical support given to the Wilmington NC and Charleston SC Engineer Districts Congressman G Elliott Hagan Attends USS Savannah Launching Washington Congressman G Elliott Hagan has received a memento of the launching of the USS Savannah which he attended in April of this year The memento is a suitably inscribed piece of the keel block on which the Navy Replenishment Oiler Savannah rested during construction at Quincy Massa chusetts and was presented to Hagan by Rear Admiral N Sonenshein commander of the Naval Ship Systems Command Making the presentation for Admiral Sonenshein are Miss Lou Williams left a former Savannahian and Don Hassett of the Naval Ship Systems Command 1 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Horst Winter Appointed Assistant European Director J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority has announced the appointment of Horst F Winter as Assistant European Director GPA BonnBad Godesberg West Germany Mr Winter born in Germany is a US citizen and has worked and lived in the United States with his wife and two children for the past 14 years Educated in Germany he has a BA in Economics and Business Administration Winter has been associated for the past 8 years with Ferrostaal Overseas Corporation as Traffic Manager in New York He has working knowledge of most US ports and ports in North Continental Europe including inland transportation in both Europe and the USA Mr Winter is bilingual in English and German and in addition has a fair knowledge of French and Russian Mr Winter will assist the Authoritys European Director Mr L W Magrath in furthering traffic trade and industrial development for the Georgia Ports Authority with exporters and the shipping industry in Europe Holt Receives Community Service Award ri J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority photographed speaking at a recent Foreign Trade Banquet has been selected as one of four recipients this year of top community awards presented by the Outstanding Citizens Award Committee composed of presidents of 16 leading civic clubs The awards were presented October 7th at the annual meeting of the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce Mr Holt was selected for the William Washington Gordon Award for outstanding contributions to the business commercial and industrial progress of the community Fiscal Year 1970 Best Year For MTMTS The commander of the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service MTMTS in his Progress Report for Fiscal Year 1970 to the Assistant Secretary of Defense lL indicated that MTMTS actions in FY 70 increased traffic management savings over previous years Major General Clarence J Lang USA Commander stated that MTMTS saved the military shippers 484 million in return for an operating cost of 193 million a 25 to 1 efficiency ratio MTMTS a major command of the US Army is the operating agent of the Secretary of the Army charged with the responsibility of managing military traffic land transportation and commonuser ocean terminals for the purpose of effecting economies and improving service in the total Defense transportation effort In a breakdown of savings accomplished during FY 70 the report showed that MTMTSdirect negotiations with the commercial carrier industry for lower freight rates passenger fares and adjustment in classifica tions resulted in 20 million cost avoidances for FY 70 as compared to 101 million in FY 69 As a traffic manager MTMTS avoided an additional 284 million in transportation charges during FY 70 This involved MTMTS ability to evaluate such alternatives as modes of transport rates tenders privileges and through service to select the best service with minimal cost MTMTS also exceeded its command cost reduction program goal by 27 percent This cost reduction amounted to almost 2 million and involved a small shipment consolidation program a construction project cancellation a reduction in pallet costs and other management improvements Referring to the savings General Lang pointed out that increases in overall transportation costs and a decline in the movement of freight and passengers coupled with reduced Defense transportation funds intensified the search for new and better ways of managing the transportation dollar Established 1886 sium MW SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 You On 680 acres at Skidaway Island Savannah the state of Georgia prepares a great environment for industry looking toward the Sea Industrial park terminal causeway now under construction A flourishing unit of Georgias University System already thereSkidaway Institute of Oceanography Write Ocean Science Center of the Atlantic Post Office Box MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building H L Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 8035822351 404873 3262 212687 0630 6174821910 ijl iii y ISgt sim ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE236 0226 E LMOBLE y CUSTOM HOUSE BROl ER j 1 CTQC EIGN FREIGHT FORWARDER 606 Realty Building Savannah Georgia 31402 6 6Prompt Service Reasonable Charges99 P O Box 1686 Phone 9122340686 Senvitta StUtiUtftoA Shite 92CT TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Phone 2328103 Night Phone 2328105 Cable Address ATCO Compiled by Savannah Port Authority p OCTOBER 15 1970 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel 2342621 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2323151 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 East Bay Street P O Box 2088 31402 Tel 2348265 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1468 31402 Tel 2338131 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 9667 31402 Tel 2346671 J R SHIPPING CO 9 East Bay Street P O Box 9833 31402 Tel 2322129 TEXAS TRANSPORT TERMINAL CO INC Savannah Bank Building P O Box 8127 31402 Tel 2337921 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date AFRICA Tanga Zanzibar Dar es Salaam Mormaclynx MooreMcCormackRobin Strachan Nov 19 SOUTH AFRICA Walvis Bay Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Tamatave Mombasa MormacallairMooreMcCormackRobin Strachan Oct 15 African Mercury Farrell j Southeastern Maritime CoOct 17 African Sun Farrell Southeastern Maritime Co Oct 29 Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensOct 29 A VesselSouth African Marine Smith KellyOct 30 MormacargoMooreMcCormackRobin StrachanNov 3 WeltevredenSouth African MarineSmith KellyNov 8 African DawnFarrell Southeastern Maritime CoNov 10 Hellenic CharmHellenic StevensNov 13 MormaclynxMooreMcCormackRobin StrachanNov 19 African CometFarrell Southeastern Maritime CoNov 26 Abidjan WEST AFRICA Dalla Chargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanNov 4 Cotonue WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanNov 4 Dakar WEST AFRICA Dalla Chargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanNov 4 Douala WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanNov 4 Freetown WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanNov 4 LagosApapa WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE Dempster i StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster J Strachan Nov 4 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space SEPTEMBEROCTOBER 1970 o box 128 Savannah Ga 31402 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Libreville WEST AFRICA DallaChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 DeidoChargeurs RE Dempster StrachanNov 4 Lome WEST AFRICA Dalla Chargeurs RE Dempster StrachanOct 25 Deido 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Netherlands StrachanOct 30 Medon Royal Netherlands 1 StrachanNov 13 COASTWISE MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT HordaTorm Southern ShippingOct 31 Alice TormTorm Southern ShippingNov 19 Ashdod ISRAEL DahliaZim Southern ShippingNov 3 QeshetZim Southern ShippingNov 9 TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger Ship Steamship line Agency Sailing Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Barcelona SPAIN Horda Alice Torni Torni Southern ShippingOct 31 Torni Southern ShippingNov 19 Naples ITALY Monreale Kastav MonfioreI Creole Jugolinija Creole TTT Co IncOcl 24 Smith KellyOct 29 TTT Co IncNov 5 Beirut LEBANON TurkiaHellenic Horda1Torn Hellenic SailorHellenic Alice Torm Torm StevensOcl 26 Southern ShippingOct 31 StevensNov 12 Southern ShippingNov 19 Piraeus GREECE TurkiaHellenic Hellenic SailorHellenic StevensOct 26 StevensNov 12 Constanza RUMANIA TrkinHellenic StevensOcl 26 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA KastavJugolinija Smith KellyOct 29 Genoa ITALY MonrealeCreole KastavJugolinija Francesco MorosiniSidarma MoniioreCreole TTT Co IncOct 24 Smith KellyOct 29 Southeastern Maritime CoOct 31 TTT Co IncNov 5 Salonika GREECE TurkiaHellenic StevensOct 26 Hellenic SailorHellenic StevensNov 12 Savona ITALY Francesco Morosini Sidarma Southeastern Maritime CoOct 31 Haifa ISRAEL Dahlia Qeshet Zim Southern Shipping Nov 3 Zim Southern ShippingNov 9 Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS HordaTorm Southern Shipping Alice TormZim Southern Shipping Ocl 31 Nov 19 Leghorn ITALY MonrealeCreole Francesco MorosiniSidarma Monfiore Creole TTT Co IncOct 24 Southeastern Maritime CoOct 31 TTT Co IncNov 5 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS HordaTorm Southern ShippingOct 31 Alice TormTorm Southern ShippingNov 19 Trieste ITALY MonrealeCreole I TTT Co IncOct 24 MoniioreCreole TTT Co IncNov 5 Tripoli LIBYA TurkiaHellenic StevensOct26 Hellenic SailorHellenic StevensNov 12 Leixoes PORTUGAL Horda Torm Alice TormTorm Southern Shipping Southern Shipping Oct 31 Nov 19 Venice ITALY Monreale Kastav Moniiore Creole TTT Co IncOct 24 Jugolinija Smith KellyOct 29 Creole TTT Co IncNov 5 Lisbon PORTUGAL HordaTorm Alice Torm Torm Southern Shipping Southern Shipping Oct 31 Nov 19 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS GaaslerdykHolland America HohensteinOct 15 Marseilles FRANCE Francesco MorosiniSidarma Southeastern Maritime CoOct 31 Woliersum Diogenes Grotedyk Independent Gull Smith KellyOcl 30 Holland America HohensteinNov 4 Holland America HohensteinNov 8 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY WEEK to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Puerto Cabello Trinidad EVERY TWO WEEKS to Port au Prince Kingston Maracaibo Georgetown Paramaribo Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit Cleveland INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO V Royal ftetherlamk Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 KN5M jMJEitsOr SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders i CABLEAN8HIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9805 Phone 2339343 jt 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date LoppersumIndependent Gulf Smith KellyNov 25 Antwerp BELGIUM GaasierdykHolland America HohensteinOct 15 Olga h P 1PaeanStitmei Southeastern MaritimeOct 18 StureholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 WoltersumIndependent Gulf Smith KellyOct 30 DiogenesHolland America Hohenstein Nov 4 GroledykHolland America HohensteinNov 8 SparreholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 WestfalenOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 8 WrttembergOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 22 LoppersumIndependent Gulf Smith 8c KellyNov 25 Bordeaux FRANCE CarbetFrench StrachanOct 25 Bremen GERMANY GaasierdykHolland America Hohenstein Oct 15 Olga JacobOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeOct 18 StureholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 CarbetFrench StrachanOct 25 WoltersumIndependent Gulf Smith KellyOct 30 DiogenesHolland America HohensteinNov 4 GroledykHolland America Hohenstein Nov 8 SparreholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 WestfalenOzeanStinnes Southeastern Maritime Nov 8 WrttembergOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 22 LoppersumIndependent Gulf Smith KellyNov 25 Hamburg GERMANY GaasierdykHolland America HohensteinOct 15 Stureholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 Olga JacobOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeOct 18 WoltersumIndependent Gulf Smith KellyOct 30 Diogenes Holland America iS HohensteinNov 4 GroledykHolland America HohensteiniNov 8 Sparreholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Nov 8 WestfalenOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 8 Wrttemberg1OzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 22 LoppersumIndependent Gulf Smith KellyNov 25 Le Havre FRANCE Stureholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanOct 24 CarbetFrench Sirachan Oct 25 DiogenesHolland America Hohenstein Nov 4 GroiedykHolland America HohensteinNov 8 SparreholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanNov 8 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Rotterdam NETHERLANDS GaasierdykHolland America HohensteinOct 15 Olga JacobOzeanStinnes Southeastern Maritime Oct 18 StureholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 CarbetFrench StrachanOct 25 WoltersumIndependent Gulf Smith 8c KellyOct 30 DiogenesHolland America Hohenstein Nov 4 GroledykHolland America HohensteinNov 8 SparreholmWilhelmsen6wed Atlantic StrachanNov 8 WestfalenOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 8 WrttembergOzeanStinnes Southeastern MaritimeNov 22 LoppersumIndependent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly Nov 25 PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA African Meteor Farrell Southeastern MaritimeOct 15 AntrimifflAm 8c Australian Smith 8c KellyOct 20 Timaru StarBlue Star Southern ShippingOct 21 Cap MelvilleColumbus Southern ShippingOct 26 Austral PatriotFarrell Southeastern Maritime Nov 8 Port AlbanyPort Line StrachanNov 17 African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern Maritime Nov 24 Auckland NEW ZEALAND NottinghamAm 8c Australian Smith 8c KellyNov 16 Brisbane AUSTRALIA African MeteorFarrell Southeastern MaritimeOct 15 AntrimAm 8c Australian Smith 8c KellyOct 20 Timaru StarBlue Star Southern Shipping Oct 21 Cap MelvilleColumbus Southern Shipping Oct 26 Rio AmazonasMaritime Fruit Carriers HohensteinNov 6 Austral PatriotFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 8 Port AlbanyPort Line StrachanNov 17 African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 24 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern ShippingOct 20 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern ShippingNov 8 Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine Southern ShippingNov 14 Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern ShippingNov 25 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Oct 20 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern ShippingNov 8 i 1 j Texas Transport Terminal Co Inc Established in 1895 Ship Agents and Stevedores P O Box 8127 Tele 9122337921 Savannah Ga TWX 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Slrachan Nov 16 Kobe JAPAN Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine Southern Shipping Oct 20 Portugal Maru K Stevens Oct 25 San Francisco Maru Mitsui O S K Strachan Oct 31 Export Buyer Nov 1 Montana Maru K I Stevens Nov 3 Yamawaka Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc Nov 3 Hai Hsin China Merchants Southern Shipping Nov 7 Fushimi Maru N Y K Slrachan Nov 7 Philippines United Philippine Southern Shipping Nov 8 Shigaharu Mara Y amashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc Nov 13 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Shipping Nov 14 Export Bay Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Nov 16 Saitama Mara N Y K Strachan Nov 21 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Shipping Nov 25 Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND Nottingham Am Australian Smith Kelly Nov 16 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine Southern Shipping Oct 20 Philippines United Philippine Southern Shipping Nov 8 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Shipping Nov 14 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Shipping Nov 25 Melbourne 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Fushimi MaruN Y K SlrachanNov 7 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern ShippingNov 8 Shigaharu Maru YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co IncNov 13 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern ShippingNov 14 CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA 2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Ocean Terminal Building Phone AOams 23151 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA State Docks Building Phone 2657588 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Sleamihip Line Agency Sailing Dale Export BayAm Export Isbrandisen Sirachan Nov 16 Saitama MaruN Y K SirachanNov 21 Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern ShippingNov 25 PERSIAN GULF Basrah IRAQ Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensOct 26 Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensOct 26 Khorramshahr IRAN Hellenic PioneerHellenic 1 StevensOct 26 Kuwait KUWAIT Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensOct 26 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Aqaba JORDAN Hellenic SpiritHellenic w StevensOct 29 Hellenic CharmHellenic StevensNov 13 Berbera SOMALI REPUBLIC Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensOct 26 Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic SpiritHellenic Stevens Oct 29 Hellenic CharmHellenic Stevens Nov 13 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensOct 29 Hellenic CharmHellenic StevensNov 13 Port Sudan SUDAN Hellenic SpiritHellenic StevensOct 29 Hellenic CharmHellenic StevensNov 13 SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Copenhagen DENMARK Slureholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 SparreholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 Gothenburg SWEDEN SlureholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 Sparreholm ZWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 Helsinki FINLAND Slureholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 SparreholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 Malmo SWEDEN Stureholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan Oct 24 SparreholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date Sparreholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan Nov 8 Oslo NORWAY Slureholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan Oct 24 Sparreholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan Nov 8 Stockholm SWEDEN StureholmWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanOct 24 Sparreholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic SirachanNov 8 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Belem BRAZIL Pedro TeixeiraNelumar Southeastern MaritimeOct 19 WenduyneLloyd Brasileiro StevensOct 27 DalilaNelumar Southeastern Maritime Nov 8 Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Buenos AiresIvaran Sao PauloIvaran SvensksundNorton MormaccapeMooreMcCormack Rio De JaneiroIvaran Fortaleza DalilaNelumar Southeastern MaritimeNov 8 Montevideo URUGUAY Buenos Aires Ivaran Southern Shipping Oct 25 Sao Paulo Ivaran Southern Shipping Oct 30 Mormaccape MooreMcCormack Sirachan Nov il Rio De Janeiro Ivaran Southern Shipping Nov 14 Paranagua BRAZIL Pedro Teixeira Netumar Southeastern Maritime Oct 19 Mormacglen MooreMcCormack Sirachan Oct 22 Waldemar Pinheiro Netumar Southeastern Maritime Oct 25 Mosqueiro Netumar Southeastern Maritime Nov 1 Dalila Nelumar Southeastern Maritime Nov 8 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