ALEXANDRIA E ST LOUIS CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE DANVILLE MORRISTOWN KNOXVILLE ATHENS A NORFOLKPORTSMOUTH Pholston GREENEVILLE b HICKORY PGREENSBORO SPENCER ASHEVILLE CHATTANOOGA DALTON CHARLOTTE WSPARTANBURG GREENVILLE MEMPHIS BIRMINGHAM MERIDIAN ANNISTON DORAVILLE ATLANTA AMACON SAVANNAH MOBILE JACKSONVILLE NEW ORLEANS lEQNTAINERttEifS 26 reasons why our Savannah container crane can serve you better Our 26 cranes inland No other Southeastern railroad has container transfer facilities in so many inland locations They make it easy when youre shipping partly by sea to take advantage of Southern speed and economy overland Theyre all geared for fast service With late Support the Surface Transportation Act the help transportation needs to help you closeout times for example So after a full working day your shipments can still make one of our fast trains between the South and the Midwest and Northeast Find out how Southern gives a green light to your intermodal shipments Contact the nearest Southern Railway sales office THE RAILWAY SYSTEM THAT GIVES A GREEN LIGHT TO INNOVATIONS I CJ 21 e o u at LU o z CO CC u CQ z o H Z IJU X I CQ D Z 3 O CQ aGeorgiav m AbchodgK MUARYFEBRUARY 1973 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 1 JIM BISSON Editor GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E tor Export Award OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALSAUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS American Export Lines 2 YamashitaShinnihon Lines 4 Japan Lines 6 Atlanttrafik Express Lines 8 GPA International 10 Georgia Foreign Trade 12 Governors Export Conference 14 National Foreign Trade Convention 16 Panalpina World Transport Ltd 19 Southern Textile Expo 20 European Forwarders 21 Pacifying Pachyderms 22 Port Directory 23 Container Central opened in May of this year and like Topsy it just growed and growed Today five full container lines serve this terminal with more to come Construction has begun on a second terminal It will be a mirror image adjoining the existing facility We know our readers are not surprised at this project you just expect it of the South Atlantics number one port AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Vice Chairman Charles E Walker Columbus Richard M Scarlett Brunswick James C Barbre Dalton Don A Grantham Augusta W D Trippe Cedartown SecretaryTreasurer George H Chamlee Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations George J Nichols Savannah Comptroller Fred Whelan Atlanta Director Trade Development Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Don K Brideson Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public RelationsAdvertising Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used byothers 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 As memories of the past year pass in review certain accomplishments that are helpful to our friends in international trade come to mind Certainly high on the list would be the new full containership services now available at the Port of Savannah Philosophically of course it was the tremendous volume of cargo made available by our many customers that favorably influenced the decision of the various steamship lines This is an exercise in giving credit where credit is due In alphabetical sequence American Export Line Japan Line United States Lines YamashitaShinnihon Steamship Co Ltd and Zim Container Service are now providing container service embracing the rich and voluminous trading areas of Europe and the Far East Additionally LASH service provided by Combi Lines is innovative in concept and marries very effectively the U S Intra Coastal Waterway with the principal ports and rivers of Europe And certainly the multiproduct dry bulk handling facility that came on stream in 1972 is worthy of comment in that it provides a new type of service for our customers 1972 was a very good year and we are most grateful for the support of all of those engaged in international trade who use our port facilities JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 i M Georgia v a Anchorage JANUARYFEBRUARY 1973 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 1 JIM BISSON Editor GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALSAUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS r American Export Lines 2 9 I 4 YamashitaShinnihon Lines 4 iii i Japan Lines 6 I Atlanttrafik Express Lines 8 H I I 1 GPA International 10 Georgia Foreign Trade 12 i Governors Export Conference 14 National Foreign Trade Convention 16 j Panalpina World Transport Ltd 19 if Southern Textile Expo 20 European Forwarders 21 Pacifying Pachyderms 22 l Port Directory 23 Container Central opened in May of this year and like Topsy it just growed and growed Today five full container lines serve this terminal with more to come Construction has begun on a second terminal It will be a mirror image adjoining the existing facility We know our readers are not surprised at this project you just expect it of the South Atlantics number one port AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Vice Chairman Charles E Walker Columbus Richard M Scarlett Brunswick James C Barbre Dalton Don A Grantham Augusta W D Trippe Cedartown SecretaryTreasurer George H Chamlee Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations George J Nichols Savannah Comptroller Fred Whelan Atlanta Director Trade Development Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Don K Brideson Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public RelationsAdvertising Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used byothers 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 1 f j l J V J J D Holt THE EXECUTIVES CORNER As memories of the past year pass in review certain accomplishments that are helpful to our friends in international trade come to mind Certainly high on the list would be the new full containership services now available at the Port of Savannah Philosophically of course it was the tremendous volume of cargo made available by our many customers that favorably influenced the decision of the various steamship lines This is an exercise in giving credit where credit is due In alphabetical sequence American Export Line Japan Line United States Lines YamashitaShinnihon Steamship Co Ltd and Zim Container Service are now providing container service embracing the rich and voluminous trading areas of Europe and the Far East Additionally LASH service provided by Combi Lines is innovative in concept and marries very effectively the U S Intra Coastal Waterway with the principal ports and rivers of Europe And certainly the multiproduct dry bulk handling facility that came on stream in 1972 is worthy of comment in that it provides a new type of service for our customers 1972 was a very good year and we are most grateful for the support of all of those engaged in international trade who use our port facilities JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 New Service Container Central American Export Lines V Each week one of American Export Lines container ships carries cargo between Savannah and the following ports Aarhus Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Ashdod Barcelona Belfast Bilbao Bordeaux Bremen Bremerhaven Cadiz Catania Copenhagen Felixstowe Genoa Gothenburg Grangemouth Greenock Leghorn LeHavre Leith Liverpool London Malmo Marseilles Naples Odense Piraeus Rotterdam Seville Southampton Stockholm Trieste Valencia Venice and Zeebrugge American Export Lines and Savannah have had a long and warm relationship based upon AELs breakbulk services connecting Georgias main port with Europe North Africa South Asia and the Far East Last August American Export Lines augmented these services by introducing weekly fullcontainer sailings between Savannah and Northern Europe and the Mediterranean Five AEL vessels call at Savannah The RED JACKET DEFIANCE GREAT REPUBLIC and YOUNG AMERICA displace 27980 tons have an overall length of 602 feet a 90foot beam and a maximum draft of 34 feet lVk inches They can carry 819 standard 20foot containers or an equivalent mix of standard 20s and 40s 20foot gondolas highcube 40s and 40foot refrigerated containers A special feature of these ships is their 12800 square feet of rollonrolloff cargo space AELs fifth Savanah vessel is also its newest ship in service the EXPORT FREEDOM EXPORT FREEDOM displaces 26670 tons has an overall length of 610 feet a 78foot beam and a design draft of 27 feet She has a carrying capacity of 1070 standard 20foot cargo containers or the equivalent in standard 20foot and 40foot containers 20foot gondolas highcube 40foot containers and 40foot refrigerated vans In addition to Savannah AELs AllAmerican 25vessel fleet calls at Baltimore Boston New York Norfolk and Philadelphia en route to more than 70 ports on four continents 4 JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 3 Steamship Co Ltd Georgia Ports Authority Chairman Robert H Tharpe right is presented with a beautiful KABUKI DOLL by Mrs SABURO YAMASHITA President YAMASHITA SHINNIHON LINES on the arrival at Savannah of the TOHBEI MARU on her maiden voyage In the photo opposite page members of the Georgia Ports Authority and shipping officials are pictured dockside Container Central for an official welcoming ceremony for the new Japanese line On September 18th with the arrival of the Tohbei Maru at Savannah a new service of five Japanese ship lines began space charter service between Savannah and Japan The new service puts the shippers of Savannah a week closer to its number on trading partner Japan The five Japanese lines in the new space charter are Mitsui OSK Lines NYK Line Nippon Yusen Kaisha KLine Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha YS Line YamashitaShinnihon and Japan Line SPACE CHARTER Each ship in the new service is owned by one of the space charter lines in contrast to the joint ownership found in a consortium The space charter group does not have a name in contrast to consortium operation Thus each ship line issues the bill of lading and containers under its own name even though the containers of the lines are mixed aboard a charter ship The seven containerships in the new service are among the worlds largest and fastest The average ship holds 1745 containers in 20foot equivalents Aboard each ship 80 percent of the container capacity is for 40footers YS Lines Tohbei Maru the first full container ship on the new service is a brand new vessel with an overall length of 807 feet with a 105 foot beam which carries 1620 twenty foot containers at 25 knots With this speed the Tohbei Maru can cut the time of the vital run between Japan and Savannah to only sixteen days The agents for YamashitaShinnion in Savannah is the Texas Transport Terminal Co Inc 5 New Service Container Central Japan Lines The green funnels of Japan Line arrived at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central on October 9th as the Japan Ambrose docked to load and discharge hundreds of containers in the Japanese trade Japan Lines and YS Lines vessels will provide Savannah with a sixteen day service to Japan every twentyfive days The sleek JAPAN AMBROSE is 748 feet in length with a beam of 98 feet The AMBROSE carries a complement of 1569 containers at a speed of 25 knots The agent for Japan Line in Savannah is the Hohenstein Shipping Company HISTORY OF JAPAN LINE Japan Line got off to a brand new start in April 1964 with the merger of Nitto Shosen and Daido Kaiun two firms which had a long and memorable history in Japans maritime transportation industry Nitto Shosen established in 1937 was noted as the largest oil tanker line in Japan Following World War II the company continued expanding its liner services but devoted a major share of its expansion to tankers a concept which at the time was quite original In addition specialized bulk carriers were developed Daido Kaiun commenced its business activities in 1930 exclusively as Pictured at right with the first vessel of Japan Lines new Savannah service the JAPAN AMBROSE are James I Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations B B Backston GPA CoOrdinator of Operations Makio Yamada GPA Far Eastern Director G J McDonald VicePresident Japan Line New York Services Ltd John Hohenstein President Hohenstein Shipping Company and Isao Togioka GPA Assistant Far Eastern Director an operator of tramp ships Later on obtaining its own vessels the company entered the lucrative JapanNew York run After the war the New York route was resumed and the firm established further routes to the U S West Coast Central and South America and to Southeast Asia Continuous rapid expansion along with remarkable growth in volume was steadily maintained With the merger of these two companies Japan Line became a fully integrated shipping organization utilizing all types of carriers Today the structure of Japan Line is equitably balanced among liners tankers containerships and special carriers amounting to a total of 75 ships of 2944000 deadweight tons With its chartered and managed tonnage this increases to 172 ships totaling 5832000 deadweight tons JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 Initiates Fast Combo Service for Australian Trad Four 21 knot containerbreakbulk vessels have begun new services with Atlanttrafik Express Service from U S Atlantic to Australian ports according to Garcia Diaz Inc agents USA The 563foot 11000 deadweight ton vessels all of British flag are named Phemius Phrontis Perseus and Patroclus Each with space for over 700000 cubic feet for 40foot and 20foot containers unitized breakbulk and heavy lift cargoes the vessels also offer 25000 cubic feet of refrigerated space and 17800 cubic feet of epoxy coated and stainless steel deep tank space for bulk liquid cargoes The new fleet of vessels offer the only such expanded and versatile choice of service yet experienced in this trade Atlanttrafik believes shippers deserve a choice of shipping mode whether it is by means of a pallet bundle container or just a plain carton or for that matter whether it is outsize cargo unable to even fit into a container Atlanttrafik passed their twelfth year of unbroken service last June establishing a new record for the longest single liner service now operating in this trade The announcement added that the line would continue direct service from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Hampton Roads and Savannah cutting their transit times to Melbourne to 21 days and Sydney to 23 days while still maintaining service to Adelaide and Brisbane The line will maintain their regular northbound reefer vessels for refrigerated cargoes from Australia GEORGIA ANCHORAGE SBKflHBR 1 I f x v Top officials of the Georgia Ports f I Authority recently visited the overseas Trade Development offices of j the Authority in Tokyo Japan and Bonn West Germany In the official party were Georgia Ports Authority Chairman Robert H s Tharpe Sr Executive Director J D Holt Director of Operations James I Newsome Jr and Director of Trade Development M Fred Whelan r In Japan the group was joined by Makio Yamada Georgia Ports Authority Far Eastern Director and v Isao Togioka Assistant Director After a series of meetings in Tokyo negotiations were completed with five Japanese container lines with Savannah being named the South Atlantic port for the new Jap 1 anese container charter service see pages 47 this issue From Tokyo the group went to K Bonn West Germany where they were joined by Laurence W Magrath Georgia Ports Authority Euro pean Director and Horst F Winter Assistant Director for brief but productive visits in Bonn Duesseldorf M and Brussels Belgium In BonnBad Godesberg the group was met at the American Embassy pU by Minister Frank Cash Deputy Chief of Mission Minister Charles Wootton MinisterCounselor Commercial Affairs and Mr Robert Hirshberg Counselor Commercial Affairs u Discussions at the Embassy covered a wide range of topics dealing principally with the rapidly increas y v ing role which Georgia is playing in international commerce and how the Georgia Ports Authority by its heavy investment in new facilities is contributing to this influx of international trade 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE During the talks emphasis was made of the close and frequent contact which exists between the Embassy and the Georgia Ports Authoritys European Trade Development office which serves as the hub of Georgia Ports Authority activities in all of Europe In Duesseldorf the Authority hosted a luncheon at the Duesseldorf Hilton for American and German businessmen from many well known firms important forwarders and leading journalists After the luncheon a presentation by Chairman Tharpe and Executive Director Holt was made emphasizing industrial developments within Georgia and the trade Hinterland served by the ports of Georgia From Duesseldorf the official party moved on to the American Embassy in Brussels Belgium where they were greeted by Ambassador Mr StrauszHupe On his return to the USA Authority Chairman Tharpe was more than optimistic on Georgias future in international commerce commenting Now more than ever before I am convinced that our Trade Development offices in this country and overseas are the key to Georgias future in international trade I am particularly pleased that Georgia was the first South Atlantic port with Trade Development offices in Europe and Japan I feel that the greatest tribute to the success of these offices is the fact that other ports on the South Atlantic are now contemplating opening overseas offices I sincerely hope that they do the South Atlantic is no longer the stepchild of the larger ports of the North I am happy that Georgia has once again set the pace JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 7th Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference 4 The 7th Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference held on October 4th 5th and 6th 1972 at the DeSoto Hilton Hotel in Savannah and attended by more than 250 people is gone with the tide Comments overheard at the various functions indicated it was an excellent conference James W Mclntire Director of the Savannah Business Services Field Office U S Department of Commerce opened the conference discussion with the statement I think there is no subject more important to this conference than the state of the economy and what is being done to stabilize our domestic markets and expand our foreign markets He further stated As of August 15 1972 the anniversary of Mr Nixons New Economic Program consider these accomplishments unemployment is down from 61 percent in August 1971 to 55 percent a year later and in the same period 22 million new jobs were created Workers real earnings spendable income after taxes and the effect of inflation are deducted are rising at an annual rate of 38 percent after several years of stagnation Productivity or output per manhour shot up at an annual rate of 6 percent during the second quarter of 1972 an increase over the 45 percent rate in the first quarter of 1972 A direct result of productivity growth was the lowering of the unit cost of labor which weakened the pressure of costplus inflation The rate of inflation after peaking at 61 percent in 1969 dropped to 55 in November 1970 to 38 in August 1971 to 27 percent after the wage price freeze and in August 1972 was running at less than 2 percent The real gross national product of the United States grew at an annual rate of 89 percent in the second quarter of 1972 with the forecast being a GNP this year of approxi mately 1145 trillion When the healthy increase of real earnings is coupled with the slight reduction in unit labor costs and the rapid gains in productivity it is easy to see why we have had this year of industrial peace Both labor and business have witnessed satisfactory developments labor in the form of higher real earnings and business in the form of higher productivity and an end to the rapid increase in unit costs As a result the period of the economic stabilization program has been characterized by an eight year record low in industrial work stoppages Since August 1971 the workers average weekly earnings have risen at an annual rate of nearly 8 percent Because inflation has been slowed his real wages have been increased more than 4 percent If you add the effect of the new tax break he now has almost 5 percent more spendable earnings than he had eight V V 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE months ago Thats a real solid wage gain In fact helped by the dampening effect of controls on the fires of inflation 1971 was the first year since 1965 that the average American worker enjoyed a real wage gain This single fact shows what a tremendous stake the American worker has in getting inflation under control A panel discussion followed Mr Mclntires opening remarks Members of the panel were F J ODonnell Moderator and Chief Office of Market Development Eastern Region Maritime Administration U S Department of Commerce John H Crosthwaite General Sales Manager American Export Lines Inc Horace Emerson Vice President Freight Traffic Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Richard A French Manager of Traffic Buckeye Cellulose Company K G Gentil President Overnite Transportation Company L H Haane Brink President Deutz Tractor Corporation Robert C Freeman Manager Marketing Services Customer Service Center Monsanto International Sales Company William J Keely Vice President Marketing and Sales United States Lines Donald M Leebern Jr President Georgia Distilled Spirits Institute Inc Anthony A Toro Area Vice President National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America Inc Each member of the panel made an excellent presentation in line with the conference theme The Port of Savannah A Lady With A Past A Present With An Eye To The Future The luncheon speaker was Mr T Tomabechi Executive Vice President of Mitsubishi International Corporation who spoke on the subject Japan and America A New Trade Relationship Emerging After a well attended tour of the harbor which was enjoyed by all aboard the Waving Girl the group heard an excellent talk by the Honorable Helen Delich Bentley Chair man Federal Maritime Commission who spoke on The Changing Picture The breakfast meeting on the last day had the largest group in attendance ever on hand for this final part of the program Those on deck heard fine talks by Mr William A Dick President First Bank of Savannah and Mr Anthony G Chase Deputy Administrator Small Business Administration The business portion of the conference closed with an excellent slide presentation of the Georgia Ports Authority and its Patterns for Progress Mr J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority gave his usual fine outline of the excellent facilities and services available to the International Trader using Georgias ports The closing festivities and probably the highlight of the conference was the delightful party given by Mr and Mrs John S James at their charming home at White Bluff JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 13 Presidential Conference on Exporting and Export Financing We on the state level are placing new and stronger emphasis on export expansion This action in turn presents greater opportunities for international business development by all interested Georgia businessmen Your attendance and participation in Georgias first Presidential Conference on Exporting and Export Finance demonstrates your interest in keeping abreast with the dramatic international growth and development of Georgia and indicates your desire to learn more about the procedures involved in exporting and the financial assistance which is available Governor When it comes to exporting salesmanship is the difference At least that is the opinion of one official of the U S Export Import Bank Eximbank an independent US government agency which works directly with American suppliers and private institutions to finance US sales abroad R Alex McCullough a director of Eximbank and a former official of the South Carolina National Bank said in Atlanta recently that an imaginative and aggressive marketing program is vital to success in selling goods abroad American manufacturers cannot sell their products abroad without making a real effort Just as you had to develop your domestic markets through continuing market planning and investment you have to identify and cultivate overseas markets for your goods Mr McCullough counselled He was addressing the noon session of Georgias first Presidential Conference on Exporting and Export Finance sponsored by Governor Jimmy Carter and the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade McCullough painted a bright picture for the future of American exports We are in the best position of any country on earth to take advantage of the mushrooming world market We have by far the largest store of exportable goods and services the widest varieties to offer Our products are top quality We lead in new technology Our financing delivery 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE 4 X V 4 servicing and replacement capabilities are unmatched But our lack of consistent sales effort abroad is disturbing I sometimes hear American businessmen saying Our price isnt competitive and sometimes that is true But it is no excuse to withdraw from the market Price alone governs the sale only if there is no salesman on hand to point out the many advantages of buying American products If you are going to let your price tag do all your talking then naturally you have nothing else in your favor McCullough related the story of the Japanese efforts to market automobiles in America The first time they failed so they tried again and they made a tremendous success Now the Japanese say to us Try selling in Japan you havent really tried yet That added McCullough is what American manufacturers have to do when their first effort at exporting is not successful you have to try again if you have any hope of establishing diversified markets McCulloughs address followed a morning working session which featured Governor Carter as the main speaker Other participants in the conference included Lt General Louis W Truman Executive Director of the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade Walter Wattles Chairman of the Atlanta Regional Export Expansion Council J H Bisson Director of Public Relations Georgia Ports Authority and representatives of various Atlanta firms engaged in international financing the U S Department of Commerce and several export oriented Georgia companies established 1886 SIRACHAN SHIPPING SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES CHARLESTON SC SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA GREENVILLE SC NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 15 i J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority and Eugene Arnold Customs Coordinator Real Estate Attorney W T Grant Co New York Below Fred Whelan Director of Trade Development Georgia Ports Authority James Ganzekaufer Hellenic Lines and Ed Gardner St Regis Paper Jacksonville Standing Left Reggie Slavin C P Guthie Industries Inc Allen Risdon Stein Hall Co Inc Kneeling Edward Bontemps Mgr Traffic Dept Stein Hall Co Inc Below Joe Cafeiro Semco Savannah Miss Georgia Ports and Louis Crisalli T M Titan Industrial Corporation J I Newsome Jr Miss Georgia Ports and John E Williams V P Ludlow Corporation Bob Rothwtein Canada Packers New York Miss Georgia Ports and Fred Whelan The 59th Annual National Foreign Trade Convention in New York as usual the highlight of the year in L foreign trade seminars This years reception by the Georgia Ports Authority and the Savannah Maritime Association was well attended by the many friends and i customers of the port 16 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE 4 V v X A John Banks Opr Mgr Texas Transport Terminal Co Inc J I Newsome Jr Director of Operations Georgia Ports Authority Edward Bontemps Mgr Traffic Dept Stein Hall Co Inc Below Don Brideson Bob Jacobs Catepillar Peoria Illinois Miss Georgia Ports Fred Whelan MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES 1 complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATU TA 30309 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building l Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 8035822351 4048733262 J 2126870630 6174821910 Wik 11 X L ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY M V P0 BOX 1266 PHONE2360226 Senvty Settee mo 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 JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 17 Established 1850 WALLACE M DAVIS JR Exocutlve Editor Wednesday November 1 1972 46A Thomas M Johnson Thomas Marion Johnson who died Monday at the age of 71 was a man of many accomplishments He was a cofounder of Johnson Lane Space and Smith one of the Souths largest brokerage firms As president from 1933 to 1970 he guided its steady growth including the opening of offices in Atlanta Augusta Columbus Albany Charleston SC and Florence SC In 1970 he became chairman of the board relinquishing the presidency to his son David T Johnson but he remained active in the business Yet despite the heavy demands of business Mr Johnson found time to achieve an amazing amount in other fields including public service He was one of the founders of the citys Industrial and Domestic Water Supply Commission and from 1946 to 1961 was its chairman During his tenure the capacity of the industrial domestic water plant was increased from 35 million gallons per day to 50 million In addition a 10million gallon storage tank was built to supplement the 6 million gallon tank erected when the plant was constructed For his work with the commission he received the Lucas Trophy in 1946 as Savannahs Outstanding Citizen In 1959 Gov Ernest Vandiver appointed him to the Georgia Ports Authority and he remained a member until his death As finance chairman he gave the Port of Savannah a strong voice on the authority and was instrumental in obtaining major improvements and additions at the state docks here The William Washington Gordon Trophy for the outstanding citizen in business and industry was awarded to him in 1960 for these efforts A member of Christ Church Mr Johnson was an outstanding Episcopal laymen holding a number of local state and national posts He was named by the General Convention in 1967 to be a trustee of the Church Pension Fund Other examples of Mr Johnsons service to his community In 1956 he headed the successful United Community Appeal campaign He was a member of the old Savannah Ports Authority He was a former finance chairman of the Union Society which operates Bethesda Home for Boys He was a member of the Savannah Benevolent Association He was a member of the Greater Savannah Council He headed the Red Cross campaign in 1945 The list could go on and on but the point has been made Thomas M Johnson was a successful man who gave of himself unstintingly when called upon by his home town His energy his wisdom and his integrity served Savannah well for five decades This city will sorely miss his leadership and the splendid example of service he set Governor Welcomes Panalpina Officials f K i Panalpina World Transport Ltd of Basle Switzerland has established an office and services in Atlanta One of 85 offices located in twenty countries throughout the world They will perform weekly consolidated container service between Europe and Georgia via the Port of Savannah After surveying the local potential market area on a number of visits to the Southeast Mr Karl Gross Exec utive of the Basle firm stated We are enthusiastic on the establishment of our new office in Atlanta International trade throughout the Southeast has an unlimited potential and we of Panalpina are indeed happy to be a part of Georgias future in international commerce Panalpinas combined services will include a breakbulk consolidated container service full international freight forwarding customs broker age and air freight services The Atlanta operations will be managed by Ernst Stoecklin a Swiss citizen who has been in this country for a number of years In the above photograph Governor Jimmy Carter welcomes Panalpina officials left to right Karl Gross Ernst Stoecklin Governor Carter and Fred Whelan Director of Trade Development Georgia Ports Authority CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA SAVANNAH GEORGIA 2 Adg ers Wharf Ocean Terminal Building Phone RA 22921 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 19 CPA ON Tbs ROAd SOUTHERN TEXTILE EXPOSITIONINTERNATIONAL GREENVILLE SC OCTOBER 1620 In the above photo Miss Georgia Ports center charms a group of traffic experts at the Georgia Ports Authority reception they are left to right George Holzberger Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Greenville South Carolina Lovell Surber Industry Manager Georgia Ports Authority Atlanta Miss Georgia Ports Roger Stoffler Jacky Maeder Charlotte North Carolina and Guido Herrimann Jacky Maeder Spartanburg South Carolina In the photo below we see left to right Robert Freeman Monsanto Textile Division Greenville South Carolina E W Leucht President Luecht Industries Inc Ivy land Pennsylvania Mrs Robert Freeman Jack Smith Vice President Moore McCormack Lines Chicago and Bob Jenkins Strachan Shipping Greenville South Carolina The 27th Annual Southern Textile ExpositionInternational in Greenville South Carolina USA was once again an outstanding success with over 800 exhibitions and thousands of VIPs from the textile industry in attendance Pictured here at the Georgia Ports Authority reception above left to right Fred Whelan GPA Director of Trade Development Karl Gross and Ernst Stoecklin of Panalpina World Transport Ltd In the photo below left to right Dennis Payne Vice Consul British Consulate Atlanta chats with Mr and Mrs Tony Woolwine of Sulzer Brothers Spartanburg South Carolina SOUTHEASTERN STEAMSHIP AGENTS f MARITIME CO STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31408 310 East Bav Street P O Box 2747 9122348265 ATLANTA GEORGIA 30329 2250 N Druid Hills Rd NE 404 6332485 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 1746 East Adams Street P 0 Box 1504 9043538201 SERVING Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina AGENTS FOR Alcoa Steamship Co American Export Isbrandtsen Line Combi Line Farrell Lines Florida Motorships Corp Indian Towing Co Maritime Co of the Philippines Motorships Inc Netumar Lines Saguenay Shipping Ltd Sicfarma Line Transatlantic Shipping Agency Inc Wallenius Line 20 European Forwarders I Pool Bases on Atlanta Very recent developments in the Port of Savannah have prompted a V group of leading German forwarders to ship at short regular intervals consolidated containers from Brem V en and Hamburg Germany via Savannah to Atlanta Georgia This arises from the fact that two full y container lines namely United States Lines and American Export plus Combi Lines LASH vessels y now offer fast service into Savannah MAX GRUENHUT specializing in the handling of department store x merchandise from all Europe with offices throughout Germany as well as in other key cities some four years ago formed a group with five other forwarders These decided to pool their cargo operations to pro vide regular consolidated container service to a number of cities in the USA and Canada One of these cities is Atlanta Georgia as well as cities in surrounding areas like Charlotte N C Greenville S C and Charleston S C All members of this group known as the COOP are heavily involved in USA traffic and in an excellent position to support this ambitious program The member companies are J H BACHMANN A HARTRODT MILITZER AND MUENCH ROEHLIG CO SCHENKER CO and MAX GRUENHUT For merchandise originating in all of Germany as well as Switzerland Austria Italy and Denmark Bremen and Hamburg are ideally located as ports of shipment With containers available for Atlanta on a weekly basis importers in Georgia and bordering states are participating enthusiastically SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS SMITH KELLY COMPANY OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 1805 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 JANUARY FEBRUARY 1973 21 PORT PEOPLE PACIFY PACHYDERMS WITH PEANUTS Being grandsons of a Port Director is no piece of cake There are endless chores connected with running a port and when granddad gets in a bind you have to pitch in and help out Such was the case when seventeen baby elephants destined for Lion Country Safari in Georgia and Florida arrived recently at Savannah A rush call went out to Steve and Mark Brewster grandsons of Georgia Ports Authority Director J D Holt Steve and Mark arrived with their mother Mrs Ed Brewster to feed the pachyderms but this was no task for a lady womens lib forgive us Even Mark was a little hesitant on feeding the sinuous snout but Steve came through and once again another import shipment moved successfully through the Georgia Ports Dont Worry Mama Ill Protect You Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY WEEK to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Trinidad Puerto Cabello EVERY TWO WEEKS to Port au Prince Kingston Georgetown Paramaribo Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Charleston Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit Cleveland INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9805 Phone 2339343 s Y L I X v H 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE And A Quick Exit With Caution This Is The Way X 1 k SAVANNAH GEORGIA J A Ebberwein Georgia Ports handle more general cargo tonnagethan 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 JANUARY 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DIRECTOR Inspection and Control Charles P SimonExt 264 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Classification and Value Gilbert Donaldson Ext 265 CUSTOMS PORT DIRECTOR BRUNSWICK James W Royal Jr912 2651955 CUSTOMS PORT DIRECTOR ATLANTA N H Medford Jr 404 5265956 UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE2324321 Ext 368 24 Hour Answering Service2323246 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE J Henry Pruitt2324321 UNITED STATES COAST GUARD PORT OF SAVANNAH 200 EAST BRYAN STREET Telephone 912 2324321 CAPTAIN OF THE PORT Ext 353 MARINE INSPECTION Ext 348 DOCUMENTATION OFFICE Ext 347 SEARCH AND RESCUE 912 2320705 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SAVANNAH FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR James W Mclntlre 2324321 Ext 204 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston 2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M Sayler 912 2342266 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler 912 2342266 FRANCE Edwin J Middleton 912 8971969 GERMANY Frank K Peeples 912 2348265 ITALY Joseph M Caflero 912 3550586 NETHERLANDS John B Hohensteln 912 2342621 NORWAY Peter Norboge 912 2346671 SWEDEN Peter Norboge 912 2346671 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrlque 912 2341005 NOTE WHERE NO BRUNSWICK LISTING IS SHOWN USE SAVANNAH NUMBER FOR BRUNSWICK SERVICE FEBRUARY 1973 Ac3u13 i11on Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia A then 3 30601 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED BULK RATE U S POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA MARCHAPRIL 1973 THE LUVSTORY When your shipments move through the Georgia State Ports at Savannah or Brunswick they move Rail truck container service or shipboard Georgia Ports have the connections And we can save you time and expense in a huge area of the country Importing or exporting count on Georgias Ports connections to make you more money EORCA pORTS AUThORTy Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 SALES OFFICES SAVANNAH BRUNSWICK ATLANTA NEW YORK CHICAGO BONNTOKYO Georgian m Anchorage MARCHAPRIL 1973 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 2 JIM BISSON Editor GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E tor Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALSAUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS LUV Story 2 American Export Lines 4 Nabisco Dates 6 Big Yankee Via Brunswick 7 Record Bulk Kaolin 8 Norltake 10 Oyster Roast 12 Port News 14 Ga Agriculture Export Seminar 16 Second GPA Container Berth 16 Sailing Schedule 17 Port Directory 24 AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman Hubert Dollar Bainbridge Vice Chairman Charles E Walker Columbus Richard M Scarlett Brunswick James C Barbre Dalton Don A Grantham Augusta W D Trippe Cedartown SecretaryTreasurer George H Chamlee Savannah Attorney K fi C Jk i To Savannah with LUV Thats how we feel about the well built beautifully engineered little Import truck now arriving at our Savannah terminals for Chevrolet For full details on the latest Import via GPA read the complete story on the following page ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations George J Nichols Savannah Comptroller Fred Whelan Atlanta Director Trade Development Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Don K Brideson Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public ReiationsAdvertising 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 y s EXECUTIVES CORNER The merchandising of port services undoubtedly occupies the waking hours of port administrators to a greater extent than all other duties combined In Georgia where 75 million dollars has been spent In providing excellent and highly adaptable port facilities in Savannah Brunswick Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus to have sat back and waited for the world to beat a path to our doors would have been utter folly within the sophisticated arena of International trade Recognizing that port selection Is in the hands of many people not only within the United States but throughout the world trade development offices accordingly have been established In Atlanta New York Chicago Bonn West Germany and Tokyo Japan where decisions important to the welfare of Georgia are being made Commodities traded In international commerce are where you find them whether it be Dalton Georgia or Detroit Michigan Hong Kong and Japan both buy and sell goods In international trade as does Germany France and the United Kingdom and the list is endless In this process jobs are created for many thousands of Georgians In the manufacturing of exports and the processing and merchandising of Imports as well as In the areas of finance and transportation The goal of International trade Is to satisfy the needs of man the world over Correspondingly the goal of the Georgia Ports Authority is to assist In this effort MARCH APRIL 1973 1 LUV trucks arrive by the hundreds on a monthly schedule at the Georgia Ports Authority Garden City Terminal in Savannah C Itoh Company America Inc and Georgia Ports officials confer on LUV truck movements through GPA terminals Pictured at bottom are Masao Ikeda Manager of Savannah operations for C Itoh James I Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations John E Tsumura Vice President General Manager C Itoh Houston Texas and Nobumichi Sekiguchi C Itoh Representative GEORGIA ANCHORAGE The Georgia Ports Authority is happy to present our version of The Luv Story It all began when Chevrolet initiated a search for a tough little import truck engineered the way Chevrolet itself engineers trucks They also needed an erudite importer and a modern port facility capable of receiving the new born vehicle with tender LUVing care A port which could expeditiously dispatch hundreds of the new breed to the heartland of America And so Savannah gave berth to the blues yellows whites beiges and red light utility vehicles of Chevrolet more commonly known as the LUV The erudite importer in our LUV story is the C Itoh Company America Inc which through contracturai agreement with General Motors imports the LUV for Chevrolet As importer C Itoh takes complete charge of the vehicle on arrival The trucks are processed and serviced at the port by C Itoh who then ships the dealerready trucks throughout the Southeast The LUV truck itself is best described by Chevrolet officials who stated Chevrolet trucks have a long life record that is the envy of the industry That was uppermost in mind when we went looking for a little import truck tough enough to be called Chevrolet We found it at Isuzu Motors Ltd of Japan A top world producer of commercial vehicles with a reputa tion for superb engineering And the LUV is a superbly engineered little truck manufactured especially for Chevrolet Weve seen the LUV in action and agree with everything Chevrolet has to say about it All we can add from personal observation is that anyone experiencing business or family transportation problems can resolve that difficulty all it takes is a little LUV Hundreds of Americas latest imports line up for inspection at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Savannah terminal The LUV truck is powered by a peppy little 75 horsepower 1108 cubic inch overhead cam 4cylinder engine with a 4speed fully synchronized transmission The LUV has a curb weight of 2450 lbs and will carry up to 1400 lbs of people and things American Export Lines Full Container Service SavannahNorthern EuropeMediterranean And Now the Far 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE 4 X V Last August American Export Lines began weekly fullcontainer sailings between Savannah and Northern Europe and the Mediterranean Today AEL has augmented these services with the first container RollonRolloff service between U S East coast ports and the Far East The new service was initiated in January of this year with the sailing i of the Great Republic The vessels 25knot service speed has enabled AEL to reduce the V YokohamaSavannah transit time to sixteen days The Great Republic has a conx tainer capacity of 810 standard 20foot containers or an equivalent combination of standard 40s 40foot 4 refrigerated vans and gondolas In addition this vessel features 33919 square feet of RollonRolloff cargo x space and has a deep tank capacity of 2022 long tons A sister ship of the GREAT RE PUBLIC is also planned for Far East service These vessels will augment AELs conventional fleet in the Far East to greatly increase the companys container capacity in this area while maintaining its breakbulkcargo handling capabilities The conta iner Rol lon Rol loff vessels also feature spacious accommodations for twelve passengers American Export Lines Far East container service connects Savannah Philadelphia Norfolk Balti more Boston and New York with Japan Korea Taiwan Hong Kong and other Far East destinations MARCH APRIL 1973 Record Date Shipment for Nabisco Inc Nabisco officials on hand to supervise the record shipment are pictured surrounded by thousands of crates of succulent dates left to right NICHOLAS PECORA ExportImport supervisor and GERALD ROBSON Traffic Manager We have been keeping dates with Nabisco Inc for years but this years shipment from Khorramshahr Iran and Basrah Iraq is a record breaker Statistically this years shipment which arrived shortly before Christmas on the MV Bashdad breaks down like this over 11000 tons or 380348 cases or 20336740 pounds or 1525255500 dates No matter how you total it thats a lot of dates As in past shipments the dates were inspected dockside and loaded direct to railcars for shipment to the Special Products Division of Nabisco Inc at Woodbury Georgia where they were cleaned pitted graded pasteurized and packaged for distribution On hand at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal for dockside arrival processing of the dates were Nabiscos Gerald Robson Traffic Manager Nicholas Pecora ExportImport Traffic Supervisor and Charles Lovvorn Food Technologist Strachan Shipping Company were agents for the vessel l y 6 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Big Yankee Shipped VIA Brunswick A 160 ton Yankee dryer has moved via the Georgia Ports terminals in Brunswick to its final destination at the new Charmin Paper Products plant in Albany Georgia The dryer is the largest single piece of equipment ever shipped to a Charmin plant or to a plant of its parent company Procter Gamble The huge cast iron dryer was manufactured at the Newport News Va Shipyards This company has the only foundry in the country capable of producing a casting of such size and uniformity The finished dryer is 18 feet in diameter 30 feet long and is ma chined to dimensions that are measured in thousandths of an inch The shipping of a unit of this size is almost as challenging as its manufacture It travelled from Newport News to Brunswick by seagoing barge At Brunswick one of the worlds largest mobile cranes lifted it onto a special rail car for delivery to the plant site To ensure its safe transit the Southern Railroad sent a wooden mockup of the dryer over the proposed route well ahead of the real thing The mockup safely passed through all the predicted tight spots 7 MV Tokai Maru Loads Record Bulk Kaolin Shipment for C E Minerals C E Minerals a division of Combustion Engineering Corporation loaded the largest parcel of bulk cargo to be shipped from the MultiPurpose Bulk Terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority when they loaded over 23000 tons of Mulcoa Kaolin Clay on the MV TOKAI MARU C E Minerals acquired the kaolin operation from the Mullite Corporation of America from which the name Mulcoa originated The first calcined plant became operative in 1969 and had a capacity of 100000 tons annually This material has gained such widespread acceptance for both domestic and export refractory use that in 1971 approval was given for construction of a second facility The total investment in these faci I i ties is approximately 1000000000 and total annual capacity of the various grades of Mulcoa is presently 250000 tons annually The kaolin is mined and produced at Andersonville Georgia Since 1969 a large export market has developed due to the superiority of Mulcoa and it is shipped to Europe Australia Japan and South America The first shipment through the MultiPurpose Bulk Terminal was A made by C E Minerals on May 8 1972 and since that time there have been two or three shipments per month with the largest being on the TOKAI MARU Edward J Gil Manager Internation Traffic for C E Min r era Is has stated that the efficiency of the GPA MultiPurpose Bulk Term GEORGIA ANCHORAGE The MIV TOKAI MARU seems dwarf in comparison to the Georgia Ports Authoritys mammoth new MultiPurpose Product Dry Bulk Terminal Below rail hopper cars are lined up for a direct discharge of kaolin to the vessel inai has enabled C E Minerals to charter vessels at the most competitive rates due to the fast turnaround obtainable The large storage facilities for various grades had added flexibility to production allowing C E to provide cargo for immediate loading upon vessels arrival Mr Gil also praised the cooperative attitude of the GPA personnel as well as C Es agents and stevedores Stevens Shipping Terminal Company The combination of good facilities and cooperation together with worldwide marketing by C E Minerals leads Mr Gil to believe that the movement of Mulcoa Kaolin Clay will continue to grow through Savannah MARCH APRIL 1973 9 What do you do when you manu f facture one of the worlds finest lines of china ware and need a port of entry which can handle your deli cate product with tender loving care and deliver same safe to your customers throughout the Southeastern USA Simple You specify Georgia Ports Thats exactly what Nippon Toki y Kaisha Ltd manufacturer of Noritake Chinaware is doing at the rate of five hundred tons per month Noritake flows into Southeastern markets via the Georgia Ports Au JAPAN The United States has always been Noritakes largest customer ever since 1877 when the company opened its first office in New York City Since then branch offices have been opened in Los Angeles Chicago Dallas and Atlanta with regional suboffices in Seattle and Cincinnati Noritake Canada Ltd has offices in Montreal Toronto and Vancouver as well The Atlanta office headed by Vice President Tatsuya Pete Hasegawa left operates as a distributor wholesaler and importer for its customers in Georgia Alabama Florida North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia GEORGIA ANCHORAGE thoritys Savannah terminals In researching this story the writer paid a visit to the Noritake Company W Inc showrooms in the Atlanta Merchandise Mart and there met with Mr Tatsuya Hasegawa a vice presi4 dent of the company After viewing the dazzling display featuring some of the finest examples of the JapjW anese art I was given a brief history of Noritake by Mr Hasegawa For centuries the pure clays found in the rolling hills near Nagoya Japan have been one of the secrets of Japanese ceramic art In 1904 a Noritake combined these rich natural resources with the great tradition of Japanese craftsmanship handed down through the generations to produce beautiful fine china tableware Today in addition to its superb china Noritake also produces crystal stemware stainless steel flatware and a host of table accessories The quality and beauty of all these Noritake products have made Noritake an honored and trusted name in households throughout the world Each piece of Noritake China receives more than one hundred separate handprocessings in the tradition of true artcraft This meticulous handwork is augmented by the most advanced equipment and scientific knowhow On leaving I was shown a beautiful setting of chinaware known as the Savannah design which has been in production by Noritake for the past four years I was happy to learn that this beautiful pattern named in honor of the Port City has become one of Noritakes best sellers A Japanese doll displays Noritakes beautiful Savannah pattern named in honor of the Port City has become one of Noritakes best sellers MARCH APRIL 1973 Savannah Maritimes Annual Oyster Roast for Members of Georgias General Assembly This year before the oyster festivities a delegation of the Savannah Maritime Association were formally introduced to the members of the Georgia General Assembly Pictured above at the State Capitol are left to right Rep George Chance Rep Tom Triplett Rep Bobby Hill Rep Morris Ellis Rep Herb Jones Rep Sam Allen Richard Bruce SEMCO Atlanta Manager Tony Ryan Secretary Savannah Maritime Rep Arthur Gignilliat W G Caceres Vice President Stevens Shipping Terminal Company Charles Bunberry President Savannah Maritime Association and Rep George L Smith Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives In the photo on the left Savannah Maritime President Bunberry welcomes Georgias Lt Governor Lester Maddox to this years oyster roast The photos on the opposite page speak for themselves a good time was had by all A A K l A r X v 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE MARCH APRIL 1973 Established 1886 STRACHffl VNIMMVIl iMlliililu COMPANY SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES CHARLESTON SC SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA GREENVILLE SC NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y Zim Container Service Names R Klein Eastern Regional Sales Manager Reuben Robbie Klein has been named eastern regional sales manager for Zim Container Service Announcement of his appointment was made by the lines vice president marketing and sales Aleksandor Puzel Mr Klein who joined the companys marketing and sales division in February 1971 prior to the inception of service was originally involved in marketing research and planning Following the inauguration of service in April 1972 he assumed the post of account representative In his new capacity in addition to heading the companys import sales division for the eastern coast of the USA Mr Klein will continue to initiate and implement specific sales and marketing projects Mr Klein holds a degree in physical education from his native Israel and has served in that countrys Armed Forces Since coming to the United States nine years ago he has received a BA in Business from Upsala College in East Orange N J and has completed his requirements for a masters degree in Business Administration from Rutgers University He now resides in Union N J with his wife the former Shulamit Privner and their three children Oren age one Ori age five and Yaron age ten General Morton Assumes Command EAMTMTS Brigadier General Richard L Morton has assumed command of Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service EAMTMTS at the Area headquarters in Brooklyn replacing Brigadier General E B Owen who retired in December A West Point graduate General Morton came to Brooklyn from The Netherlands where he served as Assistant Chief of Staff Logistics Allied Forces Central Europe a NATO command As EAMTMTS Commander the General will be responsible for operating ocean terminals on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and providing traffic management for all military services in a 34state area as well as procuring and using commercial transportation He will also be responsible for the operation of Army Transportation Terminal Units in Spain Turkey Greece Ethiopia and the Azores and the management of the Defense Railway Interchange Fleet The Command has annual budgetary responsibility for over 400 million and influences transportation expenditures of approximately threequarters of a billion dollars General Morton completed all US Army schooling with his graduation from the Army War College in the Class of 1966 His civilian schooling includes in addition to his BA from West Point an MA from the University of Heidelberg Germany He has recently been advanced to Doctoral Candidacy by the American University in Washington D C He has served on faculties at the University of Maryland the U S Military Academy the U S Army Transportation School and the Army War College and is a graduate of the Canadian Army Staff College k V X I k i k t I N i 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE I United States Lines Announce Appointments A V Raymond J Weigele I A i Kenneth W Gundling a veteran executive at United States Lines has been named vicepresident of Marine Operations for the containership company it was announced by Edward J Heine Jr president Mr Gundling most recently the companys general manager for Marine and Terminal operations joined United States Lines in 1945 He served in various administrative positions before being elevated to the position of assistant to the general manager of operations in 1952 He is a graduate of the Traffic Managers Institute of New York City He is a veteran of the United States Coast Guard and received the Navy Unit Commendation for participating in eight first landings in the South Pacific during World War II Mr Gundling lives with his family in Maywood N J where he has been active as an adult leader in the Boys Club Raymond J Weigele has been named vicepresident of United States Lines terminal operations it was announced by Edward J Heine Jr president of the containership company Mr Weigele who joined United States Lines in 1947 had previously served as vicepresident for marine operations a post he was named to in 1969 In his newly created position he will supervise the activities of the companys terminals throughout the world He began his career in United States Lines as an administrator in the Operating Department later was named to assistant to the general manager for operations at Chelsea Piers And in 1958 he was named assistant manager for terminal operations Mr Weigele is a graduate of Fordham University He served with the United States Navy in the Pacific during World War II and received four battle stars and the Presidential Unit Citation for service aboard a fleet minesweeper Newly elected Joint Association officers for year 1973 are James I Newsome Jr SAMTC chairman Captain Charles R Chambers NMTA and George Nichols SAMTC secretary The new officers were elected et s recent meeting et Sevenneh hosted et the Georgie Ports Authority The next meeting of the Joint Association will be in Atlanta Georgia Tuesday June 12 1973 Since 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 MARCH APRIL 1973 15 jIHr International Agriculture Export Seminai Some 109 persons representing agricultural companies export serv ice companies and associations and governmental and educational agencies participated in Georgias first international agricultural export seminar i Held at the SheratonBiltmore in Atlanta under the sponsorship of the Georgia Department of Agriculture S the event featured talks on a host of subjects pertaining to agricultural exports and ranging from financing J insurance and credit to freight forwarding and foreign market development V Speakers included Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin Jim Lankford Director of Export Trade t Services USDA Maurice Rowe Secretary of Commerce Resources in Virginia George Sherling Asst Vice President of the International Department C S Bank J K Ebberwein a foreign freight forwarder Susumo Matsuoka Agricultural Secretary from the Japanese Embassy and Irvin Morris International Trade Specialist with the U S Department of Commerce Construction Underway on Second Container Terminal As the JAPAN AMBROSE works at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central container berth number two takes shape in the background outlined area The new berth will adjoin and be a duplication of the existing terminal Plans call for an opening in late 1973 16 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE I A V i V A A A K Compiled by Savannah Port Authority APRIL 15 1973 p o box 128 Savannah Ga 31402 ShipSteamship LinAgenoy Arrival Dale EAST COAST AGENCIES IS Eui Bay Straat P O Box 1894 31408 Tel 838187 HARRINGTON ft COMPANY INC 38 East Bay Sheet P O Box 1894 31408 Tel 838187 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 184 Wed Bay Street P O Box 8448 31408 Tel 8348481 SMITH ft KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31408 Tel 8383151 SOUTH ATLANTC TERMINALS INC US E by Street 31401 Tel 8334587 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 Ead by Street P O Box 8088 31408 Tel 834 885 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31408 Tel 838 5335 STEVENS SHIPPING ft TERMINAL CO 8 Ead by Street P O Box 148 31408 Tel 8338131 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 9447 31408 Tel 8344471 J R SHPPING CO 9 Ead by Street P O Box 9833 31408 Tel 8388189 TEXAS TRANSPORT ft TERMINAL CO INC 8 Whitaker Building PO bx 8187 31408 Tel 8337981 ShipSteamrhip LineAgency Arrival Date AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Taraatave Walvis Bay S A Welievreden Airican Dawn Mormacpride African Neptune A Vessel Hellenic Sea South Airican Marine Smith ft KellyApr 17 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeApr 80 MooreMcCormackStrachan Apr 85 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeApr 88 South African Marine Smith ft KellyApr 30 Hellenic StevensMay 9 AFRICA Freetown Monrovia Buchanan Abidjan Tema LagosApapa Matadi Luanda and Lobito African MoonFarrell Southeastern MaritimeApr 88 Abidjan WEST AFRICA MoliroNorth Amer West African StrachanApr 81 Boma WEST AFRICA MoliroNorth Amer West African StrachanApr 81 Cotonou WEST AFRICA MoliroNorth Amer West African StrachanApr 81 Dakar WEST AFRICA MoliroNorth Amer West African StrachanApr 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NETHERLANDS ANTILLES ArchimedesRoyal NetherlandsStrachanApr 81 Trinidad Sao MarcosL Figueirdo Harrington ft CoApr 30 COASTWISE Halifax LindoZim New York t2im Containers Southern ShippingApr 17 MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT Thyra Torm Alicante SPAIN Young America t Great Republic t Export Freedom t Torm Southern Shipping Apr 18 American Export Strachan Apr 80 Apr 87 American Export Strachan American Export American Expert Strachan Strachan May 4 May It Prud Grace Southeastern Maritime Apr 15 Ashdod ISRAEL LindoZim New York tZim Containers Young America tAmerican Export Great Republic tAmerican Export Export Freedom tAmerican Export YafoZim Export Leader tAmerican Export Southern Shipping Apr 17 StrachanApr 80 Strachan Apr 87 StrachanMay 4 Southern ShippingMay 8 StrachanMay 18 Barcelona SPAIN Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern Maritime LindoZim New York t Zim Containers Southern Shipping Thyra TormTorm Southern Shipping Young America tAmerican Export Strachan Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Lazzaro MocenigoSidarma East Coast Agencies Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan Piero FoscariSidarma East Coast Agencies Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan Apr 15 Apr 17 Apr 18 Apr 80 Apr 87 Apr 30 May 4 May 11 May 18 Denotss Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotea Paaenor t Denotea Fully Coataieariaa LDenotes Lash MARCH APRIL 1973 17 Ship Steamship LineAgency Arrival Dale Ship Steamship lineAgency Arrival Date Beirut LEBANON Thyra TormTorm Amixal S OkanTurkish Cargo Livorno Hellenic AltincanTurkish Cargo TurkiaHellenic Southern ShippingApr 18 StevensApr 1 StevensApr 30 StevensMay 6 StevensMay 14 Bilbao SPAIN Am Accord RTtUnited Stales Lightning tAmerican Export Stag Hound tAmerican Export Am Alliance RTtUnited Stales Sea Witch tAmerican Export Lightning t American Export HohensteinApr 19 StrachanApr 20 StrachanApr 27 HohensteinMay 2 StrachanMay 4 StrachanMay 12 Bordeaux FRANCE Lightning tAmerican Export StrachanApr 20 Stag Hound tAmerican Export StrachanApr 27 Sea Witch t American Export StrachanMay 4 Lightning tAmerican Export StrachanMay 12 Piero FoscariSidarma East Coast AgenciesMay 11 Export Leader tAmerican Export StrachanMay 12 Haifa ISRAEL LindoZim New York t Young America t Zim Containers American Export Southern Shipping Strachan Apr 17 Apr 90 Great Republic t American Export Strachan Apr fi7 Export Freedom t Yalo American Export Zim Strachan South am Shipping May 4 May 8 May 12 Export Leader t American Export Strachan Iskenderun TURKEY Amiral S OkanTurkish Cargo StevensApr 19 AltincanTurkish Cargo StevensMay 6 Istanbul TURKEY Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 Amiral S OkanTurkish Cargo StevensApr 19 AltincanTurkish Cargo Stevens May 6 Cadiz SPAIN Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Young America tAmerican Export Great Republic tAmerican Export Export Freedom tAmerican Export Export Leader tAmerican Export Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 StrachanApr 20 Strachan Apr 27 StrachanMay 4 StrachanMay 12 Casablanca MOROCCO VisevicaJugolinija Smith KellyMay 10 Derince Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 Fos Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 Izmir TURKEY Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 Amiral S OkanTurkish Cargo Sfl StevensApr 19 AltincanTurkish Cargo StevensMay Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS Thyra TormTorm Southern ShippingApr 18 Leghorn ITALY LindoZim New York tZim Containers Southern Shipping Young America tAmerican Export vd Strachan Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Lazzaro MocenigoSidarma East Coast Agencies Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan Piero FoscariSidarma East Coast Agencies Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern Maritime Apr 17 Apr 20 Apr 27 Apr 30 May 4 May 11 May 12 Apr 15 Genoa ITALY Lash Turkiye L LindoZim New York t Young America t Prud Grace Zim Containers American Export Southeastern Maritime Southern Shipping Strachan Apr 15 Apr 17 Great Republic t American Export Strachan Lazzaro Mocenigo Export Freedom t Sidarma American Export East Coast Agencies Strachan Apr 30 May 4 Leixoes PORTUGAL Thyra TormTorm Southern ShippingApr 18 Am Accord RTtUnited Stales Hohenstein Apr 19 Am Alliance RTt United States HohensteinMay 2 Y I Y Y Y i Denote Vi Tnnwhipment R Denote Ruhr Spsce TDenoto Tank Spie PDenote Puunr tDenote Fully Containerised LDenote Lh MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building 8035822351 4048733262 NEW YORK 10017 Pan Am Building 2126870630 BOSTON 02116 316 Stuart St 6174821910 ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE2360226 Ebbewein C UC NO 949 REALTY BUILDING 540NE 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Y y L 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Y Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Date Ship Steamship LineAgency Arrival Date Y I V Y Y 1 Lisbon PORTUGAL Thyra TornTorm Southern ShippingApr 18 Am Accord RTtUnited States Hohenstein Apr 19 Am Alliance RTtUnited Stales HohensteinMay 2 Visevica Jugolinija Smith ft KellyMay 10 Piero FoscariSidarma East Coast Agencies May 11 Marseilles FRANCE LindoZim New York tZim Containers Southern ShippingApr 17 Young America t American Export StrachanApr 20 Great Republic tAmerican Export StrachanApr 27 Lazxaro MocenigoSidarma East Coast AgenciesApr 30 Export Freedom IAmerican Export StrachanMay 4 Piero FoscariSidarma East Coast AgenciesMay 11 Export Leader t American Export Strachan May 12 MersinIskenderun TURKEY Young America tAmerican Export StrachanApr 20 Great Republic tAmerican Export StrachanApr 27 Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan May 4 Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan May 12 Naples ITALY Lash Turldye L Young America t Great Republic t Export Freedom t Visevica Export Leader t Prud Grace Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 American Export Strachan Apr 20 American Export StrachanApr 27 American Export StrachanMay 4 Jugolinija Smith KellyMay 10 American Export Strachan May 12 Piraeus GREECE Lash Turldye L LindoZim New York t Young America t Great Republic t Livorno Export Freedom t Export Leader t Turlda Prud Grace Zim Containers American Export American Export Hellenic American Export American Export Hellenic Southeastern Maritime Southern Shipping Strachan Strachan Stevens Strachan Strachan Stevens Apr 15 Apr 17 Apr 20 Apr 27 Apr 30 May 4 May 12 LMay 14 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA VisevicaJugolinija Smith ft KellyMay 10 Salonika GREECE LivornoHellenic StevensApr 30 TurkiaHellenic L StevensMay 14 Savona ITALY Lazzaro MocenigoSidarma East Coast AgenciesApr 30 Taranto Lash Turldye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Thyra TormTorm f Southern Shipping Apr 18 Trieste ITALY Young America t Great Republic t Export Freedom t Export Leader t American Export American Export American Export American Export StrachanApr 20 StrachanApr 27 StrachanMay 4 StrachanMay 12 Valencia SPAIN Lash Turldye LPrud Grace LindoZim New York tZim Containers Young America tAmerican Export Great Republic tAmerican Export Export Freedom tAmerican Export Export Leader tAmerican Export Southeastern MaritimeApr 15 Southern ShippingApr 17 StrachanApr 20 StrachanApr 27 StrachanMay 4 StrachanMay 12 Venice ITALY Young America tAmerican Export Great Republic tAmerican Export Export Freedom tAmerican Export VisevicaJugolinija Export Leader tAmerican Export StrachanApr 20 StrachanApr 27 StrachanMay 4 Smith ft Kelly May 10 Strachan May 12 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Lightning t Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Hilversum RPT Sea Witch t Lightning t United States American Export Hohenstein Strachan Apr 19 Apr 20 American Export J Strachan Apr 27 United Slates Hohenstein May 2 Independent Gull Smith ft Kelly May 4 American Export i Strachan May 4 American Export Strachan May 12 Antwerp BELGIUM Bilderdyk V 11 L Combi Southeastern MaritimeApr 17 Am Accord RTt United States Hohenstein Apr 1 Lightning t American Export Strachan Apr 20 Finn MaidAtlantic Gull Service Strachan Apr 27 Denotes Vie Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space T Denotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger tDenotes Fully Containerised L Denotes Lash Y y si Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY WEEK to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Trinidad Puerto Cabello EVERY TWO WEEKS to Port au Prince Kingston Georgetown Paramaribo Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Charleston Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City Baltimore Norfolk Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY RAMSAY SCARLETT CO LAVINO SHIPPING CO INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9805 Phone 2339343 MARCH APRIL 1973 19 Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Pale Stag Hound tAmerican Export Am Alliance RTtUnited States Hilversum RPTIndependent Gulf Sea Witch tAmerican Export DomeykoPolish Ocean Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Hohenstein Smith ft Kelly Strachan Harrington ft Co Strachan Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 4 May 5 May 12 Bremen GERMANY Bilderdyk V 11 LCombi Southeastern Maritime Am Accord RTtUnited States Lightning tAmerican Export Finn Maid Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Hilversum RPT Sea Witch t Domeyko Lightning t Atlantic Guli Service American Export United States Independent Gull American Export Polish Ocean Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Smith ft Kelly Strachan Harrington ft Co American Export Strachan Apr 17 Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 4 May 5 May 12 Bremerhaven GERMANY Bilderdyk V 11 LCombi Southeastern Maritime Am Accord RTt Lightning t Slag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Sea Witch t Lightning t United States Hohenstein American Export Strachan American Export Strachan United States Hohenstein American Export Strachan American Export Strachan Apr 17 Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 12 Hamburg GERMANY Am Accord RTt Lightning t Finn Maid Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Hilversum RPT Sea Witch t Domeyko Lightning t United States American Export Atlantic Gulf Service American Export United States Independent Gull American Export Polish Ocean American Export Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Smith ft Kelly Strachan Harrington ft Co Strachan Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 4 May 5 May 12 Le Havre FRANCE Am Accord RTtUnited States Lightning t Finn Maid Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Sea Witch t Domeyko Lightning t American Export Atlantic Gull Service American Export United Stales American Export Polish Ocean American Export Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Strachan Harrington ft Co Strachan Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 5 May 12 Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Bilderdyk V 11 LCombi Southeastern Maritime Am Accord RTtUnited States Lightning tAmerican Export NordwogeRegent Finn Maid Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Hilversum RPT Sea Witch t Domeyko Lightning t Atlantic Gull Service American Export United Slates Independent Gulf American Export Polish Ocean Hohenstein Strachan J R Shipping Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Smith ft Kelly Strachan Harrington ft Co American Export Strachan Apr 17 Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 21 Apr 27 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 4 May 5 May 12 PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA PerseusAilaniirafik Stevens Brisbane AUSTRALIA PerseusAilaniirafik Stevens Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Phil BataanM C P Southeastern Maritime Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Shipping May 3 May 3 Apr 17 Apr 22 May 3 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Phil BataanM C P Southeastern Maritime Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Apr 17 Apr 22 May 3 Fremantle AUSTRALIA PerseusAllanttrafik Stevens May 3 Hachinohe Great PeaceTa Cheng Southeastern MaritimeApr 14 Hong Kong HONG KONG Great PeaceTa Cheng LindoZim Haila t Phil Prs Magsaysay Phil Balaan Export Banner Protesilaus Union Freedom Phil Prs Roxas Zim Containers United Philippine M C P American Export Blue Sea Culny United Philippine Southeastern Maritime Southern Shipping Southern Shipping Southeastern Maritime Strachan Strachan Stevens Southern Shipping Apr 14 Apr 17 Apr 17 Apr 22 Apr 24 Apr 28 May 1 May 3 Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Phil BataanM C P Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Southeastern Maritime Southern Shipping Apr 17 Apr 22 May 3 Inchon KOREA LindoZim Haila tZim Containers Export BannerAmerican Export Southern Shipping I Strachan Apr 17 Apr 24 Kaohsiung FORMOSA Ho Ming Great Peace LindoZim Haifa t Export Banner Union Freedom Jing Ming Kai Ming China Merchants Ta Cheng Zim Containers American Export Culny China Merchants China Merchants Southern Shipping Southeastern Maritime Southern Shipping Strachan Stevens Southern Shipping Southern Shipping Apr 15 Apr 14 Apr 17 Apr 24 May 1 May 4 May 4 Keelung FORMOSA Ho MingChina Merchants Southern Shipping Great PeaceTa Cheng Southeastern Maritime LindoZim Haila tZim Containers Southern Shipping Export Banner American Export Strachan Union FreedomCulny Stevens Jing MingChina Merchants Southern Shipping Kai MingChina Merchants Southern Shipping Apr 15 Apr 14 Apr 17 Apr 24 May 1 May 4 May 4 Kobe JAPAN Ho Ming China Merchants Southern Shipping Great PeaceTa Cheng Southeastern Maritime LindoZim Haifa tZim Containers Southern Shipping Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Ocean ProgressMilsuiO S K Strachan Export BannerAmerican Export Strachan Union Freedom Culny Stevens Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Jing MingChina Merchants Southern Shipping Ocean HarmoniaMitsuiO S K Strachan Kai MingChina Merchants Southern Shipping Japan AmbroseJapan Hohenstein Japan Ambrose tMitsuiO S K Strachan Japan Ambrose jtN Y K Strachan Japan Ambrose tYamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc Apr 15 Apr 14 Apr 17 Apr 17 Apr 23 Apr 24 May 1 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 4 May 7 May 7 May 7 May 7 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Phil BataanM C P Southeastern Maritime Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Apr 17 Apr 22 May 3 Melbourne AUSTRALIA PerseusAilaniirafik StevensMay 3 Nagoya JAPAN LindoZim Haila t Ocean Progress Union Freedom Ocean Harmonia Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose i Osaka JAPAN LindoZim Haila t Ocean Progress Export Banner Union Freedom Ocean Harmonia Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose t Zim Containers MilsuiO t S K Southern Shipping Strachan Apr 17 Apr 23 Culny Stevens May 1 May 5 MitsuiO S K Strachan MitsuiO S K Strachan May 7 N Y K Strachan May 7 May 7 YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc Zim Containers Southern Shipping Apr 17 MitsuiO S K Strachan Apr 23 American Export Strachan Apr 24 Culny Stevens May 1 MitsuiO S K Strachan May 5 Tapan Hohenstein May 7 MitsuiO S K Strachan May 7 N Y K Strachan May 7 Y amashi taShinnihon TTT Co Inc May 7 Pusan KOREA LindoZim Haifa t Zim Containers Export BannerAmerican Export Southern Shipping Strachan Apr 17 Apr 24 Saigon VIET NAM Export BannerAmerican Export StrachanApr 24 San Fernando Phil Bataan Southeastern MaritimeApr 22 Sydney AUSTRALIA PerseusAilaniirafik StevensMay 3 Tokyo JAPAN Ocean Progress Union Freedom Ocean Harmonia Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose tYamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc MitsuiO S K Culny MilsuiO S K Japan MitsuiO S K N Y K Strachan Stevens Strachan Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Apr 23 May 1 May 5 May 7 May 7 May 7 May 7 Yokohama JAPAN Ho MingChina Merchants Southern Great PeaceTa Cheng Southeastern Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern LindoZim Haila t Ocean Progress Export Banner Union Freedom Phil Pres Roxas Jing Ming Ocean Harmonia Kai Ming Zim Containers Southern MilsuiO S K American Export Culny United Philippine Southern China Merchants Southern MilsuiO S K China Merchants Southern Shipping Maritime Shipping Shipping Strachan Strachan Stevens Shipping Shipping Strachan Shipping Apr 15 Apr 17 Apr 17 Apr 17 Apr 23 Apr 24 May 1 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 4 Deuel VU Tranaafcipmettt R Denotes Ruin Space TDenote Tnk Space P Denote Paener fDenote Fully Coutaiaerieed LDenote Lash 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Dale Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose t Japan MiisuiO S K N Y K Y amashi ta Shinnihon HohensteinMay 7 SirachanMay 7 StrachanMay 7 TTT Co IncMay 7 Lightning t American Export Stag Hound tAmerican Export Am Alliance RTtUnited States Sea Witch t American Export Lightning t American Export SirachanApr SO StrachanApr S7 HohensteinMay 2 Strachan May 4 StrachanMay 18 PERSIAN GULF Abu Dhabi Arya Nur Ion Arya Arya Smith Sc Kelly Smith Sc Kelly Apr 17 Apr 86 Copenhagen DENMARK Am Accord RTt United Stales Lightning t American Export Bahrein Arya Nur Ion Hellenic Splendor Arya Arya Hellenic Smith Sc Kelly Smith ft Kelly Stevens Apr 17 Apr 86 May 2 Finn Maid Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Sea Witch t Lightning t Atlantic Gull Service American Export United States American Export American Export Bandar Shahpour Arya Nur Arya IonArya Smith ft KellySmith ft Kelly Apr 17 Apr 26 Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Gothenburg SWEDEN Am Accord RTtUnited States Lightning tAmerican Export Finn MaidAtlantic Gull Service Stag Hound tAmerican Export Am Alliance RTtUnited States Sea Witch tAmerican Export Lightning tAmerican Export HohensteinApr 19 StrachanApr 80 SirachanApr 27 StrachanApr 27 HohensteinMay 2 SirachanMay 4 SirachanMay 12 HohensteinApr 19 StrachanApr 20 SirachanApr 27 StrachanApr 27 HohensteinMay 2 SirachanMay 4 SirachanMay 12 Arya Nur Ion Hellenic Splendor Arya Arya Hellenic Smith Kelly Smith ft Kelly Stevens Apr 17 Apr 26 May 2 Gdynia POLAND Domeyko Polish Ocean Harrington ft Co May 5 Dubai Arya Nur Arya Smith ft Kelly Apr 17 Ham ina FINLAND Strachan Apr 27 Ion Arya Smith ft Kelly Apr 26 Khorramshahr IRAN Arya NurArya IonArya Hellenic Splendor Hellenic Smith ft KellyApr 17 Smith ft KellyApr 26 StevensMay 2 Helsingborg SWEDEN Am Accord RTtUnited States Kuwait KUWAIT Arya NurArya IonArya Hellenic SplendorHellenic Lightning t Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Sea Witch t Lightning t American Export American Export United Stales American Export American Export Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Sirachan Strachan Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 12 Smith ft KellyApr 17 Smith ft KellyApr 24 StevensMay 2 Helsinki FINLAND Finn MaidAtlantic Gull Service SirachanApr 27 Port Sudan SUDAN Hellenic SeaHellenic RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Aqaba JORDAN Hellenic SeaHellenic StevensMay 9 StevensMay 9 Malmo SWEDEN Am Accord RTt Lightning t Finn Maid Stag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Sea Witch t Lightning t United States American Export Atlantic Gull Service American Export United States American Export American Export Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Sirachan Sirachan Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 12 Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic SeaHellenic StevensMay 9 Norrkoping SWEDEN Finn MaidAtlantic Gull Service SirachanApr 27 Dubai TRUCIAL OMAN Hellenic SplendorHellenic StevensMay 2 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic SeaHellenic StevensMay 9 SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Odense DENMARK Am Accord RTt Lightning t Slag Hound t Am Alliance RTt Sea Witch t Lightning t United States American Export American Export United States American Export American Export Hohensiein Strachan Strachan Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 27 May 2 May 4 May 12 Oslo NORWAY Finn Maid Atlantic Gull Service SirachanApr 27 Aarhus DENMARK Am Accord RTtUnited Stales HohensteinApr 19 Denotes Vis Transshipment Denotes Rosier Spsss TDenotes Tank Specs PDenotes Passenger fDenotes Full Containerised LDenotes Lash CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA SAVANNAH GEORGIA 2 Adgers Wharf Ocean Terminal Building Phone RA 22921 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 iE MARCH APRIL 1973 21 Ship Steamship Line Sieamihip Line Agency Arrival Date Ship Agency Arrival Dale Stockholm SWEDEN Am Accord RTtUnited Staler HohensteinApr 19 Lighining tAmerican Export Slrachan Apr SO Finn MaidAtlantic Gulf Service SlrachanApr 27 Slag Honnd tAmerican ExportSlrachanApr 27 Am Alliance RTtUnited States Hohenstein May S Sea Witch tAmerican Export SlrachanMay 4 Lightning tAmerican Export Slrachan May IS SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Belem Val De CaesNelumar Southeastern MaritimeApr 29 Sao MarcosL Figueirdo Harrington CoApr 30 Buenos Aires ARGENTINA MormaccapeMooreMcCormackSlrachanApr IS Almirante Stewart Argentine Strachan Apr 17 Fletero Argentine Strachan Apr 25 Salvador Ivaran Southern Shipping May 2 Mormactrade MooreMcCormack Strachan May 4 Naviero Argentine Strachan May 8 Rio De Janeiro Ivaran Southern Shipping May 15 SalvadorIvaranSouthern ShippingMay 2 MormactradeMooreMcCormackStrachanMay 4 ItapuiZjLloyd Brasileiro StevensMay 9 Rio De Janeiro Ivaran Southern ShippingMay 15 SOUTH AMERICANORTH COAST La Guaira VENEZUELA ArchimedesRoyal Netherlands Strachan Apr 21 Ciudad De BarquisimetoVenezuelan Smith A KellyApr 23 Ciudad De CumanaVenezuelan Smith k Kelly May 7 Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad De BarquisimetoVenezuelan Smith ft KellyApr 23 Ciudad De CumanaVenezuelan Smith ft KellyMay 7 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA ArchimedesRoyal Netherlands Slrachan Apr 21 Ciudad De BarquizUnetoVenezuelan Smith ft KellyApr 23 Ciudad De CumanaVenezuelan Smith ft KellyMay 7 Macapa Sao MarcosL FigueirdoHarrington ft CoApr 30 Man ans Val De CaesNetumar Souiheaslem MaritimeApr 29 Sao MarcozL Figueirdo Harrington ft CoApr 30 Montevideo URUGUAY MormaccapeMooreMcCormack Strachan Apr 15 Salvador Ivaran Southern ShippingMay 2 MormactradeMooreMcCormackStrachanMay 4 Rio De Janeiro Ivaran Southern ShippingMay 15 Paranagua BRAZIL MormaccapeMooreMcCormack StrachanApr 15 DianaNetumarSoutheastern MaritimeApr 14 ItassuceLloyd Brasileiro StevensApr 19 ItapucaLloyd Brasileiro StevensApr 30 MormactradeMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4 Itapui Lloyd Brasileiro StevensMay 9 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL MormaccapeMooreMcCormackStrachanApr 15 Diana Netumar Southeastern MaritimeApr 14 IteranceLloyd BrasileiroStevensApr 19 ItapucaLloyd Brasileiro StevensApr 30 SalvadorIvaran Southern ShippingMay 2 MormactradeMooreMcCormackStrachanMay 4 ItapuiLloyd Brasileiro StevensMay 9 Rio De JaneiroIvaran Southern ShippingMay 15 Santarem BRAZIL Sao MarcosL Figueirdo Harrington ft CoApr 30 Santos BRAZIL MormaccapeMooreMcCormackStrachanApr 15 DianaNetumar Southeastern MaritimeApr 14 IlassuceLloyd Brasileiro Stevens Apr 19 ItapucaLloyd Brasileiro Stevens Apr 30 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Antofagasta CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanApr 20 Arica CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanApr 20 Chanaral CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanApr 20 Cristobal CANAL ZONE MaipoChilean StrachanApr 20 Guayaquil ECUADOR 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GENERATIONS OF SERVICE GET THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS AND FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS SAVANNAH OFFICE 620 Realty Bldg PO Box 1246 Savannah Ga 31402 Phone9122324195 Cable Richards CHARLESTON OFFICE 12 N Adgers Wharf PO Box 217 Charleston SC 29402 Phone 8037236477 Cable Richards Serving the South Atlantic Since 1910 a Georgia AhclioMge JULYAUG 1973 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 3 JIM BISSON Editor GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALSAUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS DuPont Colonels Island 2 Central Gulf Lines 4 Howard Agriculture 6 Brunswick Harbor 8 Swann Oil 10 Port News 12 Laurence W Magrath 14 Mitsui OSK Line 16 VIP Visit 16 Sailing Schedule 17 Port Directory 24 AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman Richard M Scarlett Brunswick James C Barbre Dalton Don A Grantham Augusta Lee R Grogan Columbus Earl Nichols Bainbridge P E Clifton Sr Savannah The Georgia Ports Authority has agreed in principle to optioning by the DuPont Company of 1500 acres on Colonels Island near Brunswick For full details on our cover story turn to page two ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations George J Nichols Savannah Comptroller Fred Whelan Atlanta Director Trade Development Vincent J Gerard New York Eastern Regional Manager Don K Brideson Chicago Western Regional Manager Horst F Winter Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public RelationsAdvertising 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 A few comments related to the retirement of Larry Magrath as European Director for the Georgia Ports Authority are very much in order Larry as recognized by his many friends Is a rare human being scholarly dedicated high principled and possessed of courtly and impeccable manners A US citizen educated in London and the son of a concert pianist at an early age he organized camel caravans in Arabia and while there married the lovely daughter of an Italian diplomat This was followed by many years of employment with a prominent US flag steamship line interrupted by service as an officer in both World Wars Larrys life has been interesting varied and of outstanding service to those with whom he has been associated Georgia and Georgias ports are known throughout all of Europe today due to the efforts of Larry Magrath and for this we are most grateful All of Larrys host of friends join in wishing him continued good health and happiness JULY AUGUST 1973 1 DuPont agrees in principle with GPA to optioning 1500 acres of Col Island The Georgia Ports Authority has agreed in principle to optioning by the Du Pont Company of 1500 acres Y on Colonels Island near Brunswick Ga as a possible site for a plant to manufacture titanium dioxide Ti02 v it was announced by J D Holt Executive Director The Authority acquired the prop erty on Colonels Island in 1961 for industrial development Availability of deep water plus the addition of a j railroad in 1971 make the site suitable and attractive for a major industry Du Pont is a leading manufacturer of titanium dioxide a white powdery material which is inert and nontoxic t It is used in the manufacture of paint paper plastics textiles and many other products The Du Pont plant would employ about 600 persons initially and would have an annual capacity of about 100000 tons It would use the y Du Pont developed and environmentally superior chloride process the newest technology for the manu facture of titanium dioxide and would be similar to a plant Du Pont has operated successfully at New 4 Johnsonville Tenn since 1959 Du Pont seeks an option on the site so it may undertake a study and k evaluation of such areas as engineering environment transportation utilities and employment A k final construction decision must await completion of the studies Du Pont will have officials avail j able to answer questions regarding State Legislators are briefed on DuPonts proposal plans for the future development of the Georgia Ports Authoritys industrial tract on Colonels Island Leading the discussion is C Ivey Smith Jr Director of Production DuPont f third from left Others pictured are Rep Eston Harden Senator Roscoe Dean Rep Charles Rogers J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority and Carlton Hicks President BrunswickGolden Isles Chamber of Commerce GEORGIA ANCHORAGE the potential manufacturing plant from interested citizens and groups i in the Brunswick area They may be contacted through James D Hall Executive Director of the Brunswick Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce Du Pont currently manufactures titanium dioxide at three US plants f Edge Moor Del New Johnsonville Tenn and Antioch California New Johnsonville and Antioch use the i chloride method Edge Moor uses both the chloride and sulfate methods but is currently being converted 100 percent to chloride Colonels Island is one of the few remaining tracts of land available for industrial plant sites on the At lantic Coast which offers large acreage and direct access to deep water Lying just up the Brunswick River 1 from the present port facilities Colonels Island boasts over onehalf mile of high bluff shoreline fronting on deep water On the opposite side of the island the Satilla River provides adequate depth for 1 efficient barge operations A 217 mile railroad has been built by the Authority connecting Colonels Island with the Seaboard Coast Line and the Southern Railway Systems main line In addition to the two major railroads Colonels Island is served by over 20 truck lines Interstate Highway 195 and US Highway 17 cross the Island providing fine access to motor transportation Du Pont and State Port Officials top right discuss Du Ponts proposed Colonels Island option with Brunswick Mayor C A Taylor Jr center Pictured with the mayor are Georgia Ports Authority member Richard Scarlett left and Bill Sheehy of Du Pont right The Georgia Ports Authority holds a press conference for Brunswick officials and the area news media JULYAUGUST 1973 New Lash Service Central Gulf Lines Central Gulf Line vessels commenced calling at George Ports Au4 thoritys LASH facility when Regent Line inaugurated their LASH service using Central Gulf Line barges with the ATLANTIC FOREST call at Savannah on June 17th this year The vessel is the largest LASH ship in existence and one of the largest vessels ever to call at Savannah She is 860 feet long has a deadweight cargo carrying capacity of 43000 f tons and can load 83 barges Each barge can carry 370 long tons Commenting on the new service Mr Ion Ratiu President of Regent Line said since the FMC has approved that a first class common carrier could charter LASH barges we decided that we would offer in the future a dual service to our fe customers Sidebyside with our conventional breakbulk operation we are now running a regular bimonthly service in LASH barges between all US South Atlantic ports and Bremen Rotterdam Antwerp and London Sheerness Starting this new service is very much in keeping with the pioneering tradition of J R Shipping Company Ltd of London the owneroperators of Regent Line In December 1963 J R Shipping started a shuttle service between Northern Europe serving Savannah and Charleston Today ten years later Regent Line serves South Atlantic ports exclusively Reflecting on the past ten years Mr Ratiu said the support we are getting from the shippers to and from the US South Atlantic ports is I believe in no small way due to their realization that we are totally and exclusively dedicated to serving the entire coast from Wilmington NC to Port Everglades Florida We are proud of it Ratiu commenting on the new service said we are happy to be allied with they who introduced the LASH concept thus revolutionizing the entire dry cargo shipping industry J R Shipping Company Ltd of London maintains a whollyowned subsidiary in Savannah with offices on 9 East Bay Street who act as agents for Regent Line The Executive Vice President of the American company is Mr Nick Ratiu and the General Manager is Mr Manuel Mamalakis Nick Ratiu is a graduate of the Maritime College State University of New York and has worked for the American Export Lines in Brussels Belgium and Bremerhaven Germany before joining J R Shipping Company JULYAUGUST 1973 5 Howard Rotavator serving agriculture industrial markets throughout the world 2mn saillS Shipping and port facilities are a major factor in the success of the Howard Rotavator Company Harvard Illinois who have recently opened up a new branch warehouse operation at the port of Savannah Howard Rotavator Company Inc a subsidiary of the Rotary Hoes Group has been operating in the United States since 1949 and from the very first introduction of Howard products to the American farmer shipping and port facilities have been one of the most important phases of its business The company has been steadily building its US organization since 1949 Offices and warehouse facilities were first established in San Francisco Seattle and Baltimore in order to service the coastal areas As the market grew so must the company and in order to satisfy new markets throughout the MidWest a main US administration office and warehouse was established in Arlington Heights Illinois The Baltimore Seattle and San Francisco operations were closed down and moved to Illinois in order to consolidate our US operations under one roof Distributors were appointed to take care of sales distribution to dealers with machines and parts being shipped direct to these distributors via the nearest seaport Once again sea freight and port facilities being the major lifeline Ports such as New York Baltimore Portland San Francisco Houston Chicago and Savannah all contribute to the success of Howards marketing plans Times change and so must the company in order to keep up with todays supply and demand Howards latest venture has been to put GEORGIA ANCHORAGE three men into the Southeast territory consisting of Florida Georgia Alabama and South Carolina With our own men working this area backed by supplies of machines and parts from new warehouse facilities set up at the Garden City Terminal Georgia Ports Authority Savannah this Southeastern territory could become one of the most important and largest volume markets for Howard The Savannah and Georgia Ports Authorities were a great help in the early stages of planning and organizing this new warehouse facility and we look forward to the years ahead with great anticipation At the bottom of Howards advertising and sales literature is generally printed Member of the Rotary Hoes Group of Companies The Rotary Hoes Group is an international organization that manufactures and markets agricultural and horticultural equipment It is headquartered in West Horndon Essex England and includes companies in South America New Zealand Australia France Germany Italy Spain Ireland Austria Malaysia Brazil Greece and of course Howard Rotavator Company of Harvard Illinois with branches in Sacramento California and Savannah Georgia The history of the group goes back to the early days of the century when A C Howard the son of a farmer in New South Wales became fascinated with a new steam tractor and began wondering if the best use was being made of the power A machine was needed said Howard that could take the power direct from the tractor and use it to break the soil And here was the concept of his first rotary tiller which young Howard rigged in 1912 With continued experiments Howard finally designed a blade of the right size shape and weight to cut cleanly through the weeds and trash and lift and break the soil Thus was born the famous Howard blade which is still largely the same in most Rotavator Models working on hundreds of thousands of rotavators around the world World War I interrupted Howards plans to develop his ideas for tractor powered machines and he found himself working instead on experimental aircraft engines But after the war he returned to Australia and in 1922 succeeded in building his first engine powered rotary tiller It was 15feet wide a real monster powered by a 60 hp engine A company called Austral Auto THE QUEENS AWARD TO INDUSTRY Cultivators Ltd was formed and limited production started By 1926 the first small factory had been outgrown and new larger facilities were acquired in a small town just outside of Sydney The enterprise expanded steadily and in 1928 arrangements were made with a British firm to produce machines and market them worldwide And in 1938 Howard moved to England to form a new company This was the real beginning of Rotary Hoes Ltd now the Rotary Hoes Group that has pioneered the development and sales of agricultural equipment throughout the world South Africa in 1948 United States in 1949 New Zealand in 1950 and so on Without transportation by sea the Rotary Hoes Group would cease to exist Howard Rotavator Company is the proud recipient of the Royal Warrant which is a very coveted award obtained by a limited number of manufacturers who supply the Royal household It is an English mark of quality and cannot be bought Companies displaying the Queens award are instantly recognized for their extremely high standard of business ethics and the manufacture of quality merchandise JULYAUGUST 1973 US Corps of Engineers Brunswick Harbor Maintenance Program by Col Edwin C Keiser Colonel Edwin C Keiser is the new Savannah District Engineer for the US Army Corps of Engineers as of July 13 Prior to coming to Savannah he served as the New York Deputy Engineer for West Point projects is the Savannah District Engineer Colonel Keiser will direct military construction programs in Georgia and the Carolinas as well as civil activities centered around all economic and social aspects of water development in the Savannah River Basin He resides with his wife and family on Chatsworth Road in Savannah The Corps of Engineers responsibility for maintenance and improvement of the waterways and harbors in the Southeastern area of the United States dates back to 1829 and specifically charged to the Savannah Engineer District since before the turn of the Century To accommodate the needs of the evergrowing movement of waterborne commerce considerable fed eral funds have been expended to maintain authorized channel depths and to improve the two deepwater ports in our area Brunswick Harbor and Savannah Harbor in Georgia The waterways of St Simons Sound Brunswick River Turtle River Academy Creek Terry Creek and East River comprise Brunswick Harbor It is a naturally protected harbor and a salt water estuary The present improved channel is 32 feet deep and 500 feet wide across the bar 30 feet deep and 400 feet wide through St Simons Sound Brunswick River and East River to the foot of Second Avenue in the City of Brunswick It is 27 feet deep and 350 feet wide in East River from Second Avenue to the confluence with Academy Creek30 feet deep and 300 feet wide in Turtle River to the wharf of the Allied Chemical Com pany formerly the Atlantic Refining Company On August 8 of this year the Savannah District by contract dredge completed dredging of the East River channel adjacent to the Brunswick Port and the Georgia Port docks to a minimum depth of 31 feet plus j two feet over depth in many areas The increase during the past decade in the number of deeper draft ves t sels and the steady growth of dry and bulk cargo tonnages moving through Brunswick Harbor has prompted increased effort to reduce shoaling in the East River Channel This has resulted in planning for maintenance dredging on a more frequent basis The extra foot dredged below the 30foot project depth was to insure that the 30foot project would prevail for a longer period of time Under longrange planning steps have been undertaken to alleviate this shoaling problem A model of Brunswick Harbor was constructed by the Waterways Experiment Station in Vicksburg Mississippi The primary purpose was to develop a more economical means of maintaining the navigation channels to meet the needs of shipping interest i j Through these hydraulic model tests subsequently a twophase construction plan was approved This 1 plan which will substantially reduce shoaling and at the same time improve the water quality in Academy Creek and heavily used East River consists of closure dams across upper Academy Creek and upper East River and a canal and dike from Academy Creek to upper East River Phase I a partial closure consisting of an earth dam in East River above the mouth of Academy Creek was completed in September 1969 A model of the Brunswick Harbor below has been constructed by the Waterways Experiment Station in Vicksburg Mississippi to develop a more economical means of maintaining the navigation channels to meet the needs of shipping interest At far right is an aerial of Brunswicks natural harbor 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE This has reduced the velocity in East River and has reduced the overall annual shoaling by about 30 percent 300000 cubic yards and has improved project maintenance The closure of Academy Creek Phase I scheduled for construction at an early date is expected to further reduce the shoaling and result in savings in dredging costs and contribute to better maintenance of the East River navigation channel The diversion of the upper reaches of Academy Creek into the upper reaches of East River will remove the waste water effluent from the Brunswick Sewage Treatment Plant from East River into Turtle River thereby improving the water quality in East River In 1972 Brunswick Harbor increased its waterborne commerce to a record high of 1263068 tons Tonnage in 1971 was 1059105 tons Four new docks at the Port of Brunswick provide 1500 feet of berthing space One locally financed by the Brunswick Port Authority is specially equipped for the handling of bulk gypsum The other three which have modern transit sheds and facilities were constructed by the Georgia Ports Authority These docks join one another to provide economical handling of cargoes of all types They have direct rail and highway connections for the rapid movement of freight Georgia Ports Authority has also developed an industrial park nearby on Colonels Island which is expected to increase commerce Currently the principal commodities have been petroleum products wood and paper products building sand salt gypsum rock and industrial chemicals JULYAUGUST 1973 Swann Oil to open Savannah River lrminal at Augusta Swanns new Augusta terminal now nearing completion will supply fuel oil throughout Georgia via truck rail and barge The companys first tug boat above features a 1000 horsepower pusher type engine is currently under construction and will be operational by October of this year The barges built with a special double hull and bow thruster draw less than seven and onehalf feet when fully loaded They are constructed so as to allow modification for deck loading of cargo as a back haul down the river to Savannah Swann OH is actively seeking cargo suitable for transport from Augusta to Savannah This capability of the Swann barges presents a significant opportunity for Augusta shippers to move bulk cargo solid or liquid economically The geographic regions served by the ports of Georgia might be described as going through a period of economic maturation in that theyre experiencing rapid growth from relative youth to industrial maturity Like any rapidlygrowing economy theyre experiencing their share of growing pains Not the least of which is the general fuel shortage extant throughout the country and recently made evident here In order to alleviate the fuel supply problem and to offer assistance in the proper use of fuel oils Swann Oil Company of Georgia is constructing a new petroleum cargo terminal in Augusta on an eightacre site along the banks of the Savannah River Swanns new Augusta complex now nearing completion will consist of an office building a twobay maintenance garage a fourposition truck loading rack docking facilities and initial tank storage for 150000 barrels 6300000 gallons of fuel oils Swann Oil Company of Georgia a whollyowned subsidiary of Swann Oil Inc Sassamansville Pennsylvania expects to employ 75 local people by the end of its first year of operation The Augusta terminal will offer additional supplies of fuel oils and the technology to use them efficiently Especially with the nationwide shortage of natural gas a dependable source of alternate fuels will be most helpful to local industry T E Ed Bishop President of Swann Oil Company of Georgia explains that the purpose of the Augusta terminal is to assure a dependable source of industrial fuel oils in Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina These areas are already experiencing fuel supply problems because of curtailment of natural gas and shortage of distillate oil supplies In its effort to insure a dependable source of supply Swann Oil has grown over the past 25 years from a rural fuel oil distributor to an international oil importer and marketer operating facilities in many parts of the world The industrial oil business re 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE In quires that an importer must locate its source in a number of different nations It must anticipate market trends purchase future supplies under long term contracts and be come expert at the logistics of moving vast quantities of oil nearly halfway around the world Fortunately for Swann Oil Inc the parent company Dr Leonard A Swann Jr its president received i his Ph D from Harvard in marine economics which he defines as the study of adding value by ship ping materials from one point to another by water at the least cost The new Augusta terminal is t another step in Swanns plan to provide an efficient fuel supply network through the Eastern United States The Swann distribution network already includes more than 200 pieces of rolling equipment storage facilities for more than 2000000 barrels of fuel oil strategically located at major East Coast ports and connections with transcontinental pipelines Swann Oils basic supplies are provided under a balanced program T receiving about a third of its requirements from major integrated oil companies one third from sovereign governments with access to royalty crude and one third from petrochemical refineries who pro duce fuel oil as a byproduct in the manufacture of chemical feed stocks To move the oil across the oceans of the world requires the operation of oceangoing vessels The actual shipping of foreign fuels is handled by another Swann subsidiary Oil Shipping Corporation Ltd based in Nassau This entity manages Swanns fleet of oceangoing tankers that transport crude and residuals oils to the United States East Coast and especially to Swanns new deepwater terminal in the ports of Philadelphia and Savannah Fuel oils delivered to Savannah will be barged upriver to Swanns Augusta terminal via Swanns own inland barge fleet Dr Swann stated his companys operating philosophy as Find the need of the ultimate user of fuel oils and prepare to fill that need with our own facilities The steady growth of our company has been based on the ability to anticipate future conditions and obtain contractual commitments so that we can supply our customers fuel oil where and when they need it Evaluation of the petroleum fuel energy market is a constant challenge to our staff The entree of our company into the Georgia area was predicated on the need expressed by local industry This need aroseout of the curtailment of natural gas and the shortage of other available energy products The need is clear and Swann Oil is preparing to meet that need Opening of new Swann Oil Terminal seen as boom to local industry V Roberts Steamship Agency Inc Opens Savannah Office Roberts Steamship Agency Inc has announced the appointment of Charles E Sutlive as Manager of their new Savannah office which opened July 1 1973 Mr Sutlive was formerly associated with Southeastern Maritime and Strachan Shipping and is a native of Savannah He is a graduate of the University of Georgia and resides with his wife and two children in Savannah Mr Sutlive will be responsible for the South Atlantic area and the lines represented by Tilston Roberts Corporation and Roberts Steamship Agency Inc which include C N Lloyd Brasileiro National Shipping Corporation of Pakistan Portuguese Line EIN and Forest Lines Charles E Sutlive Frederick Richards of Georgia Inc Opens Savannah Office On May 1st Frederick Richards of Georgia Inc a custom house brokerage and freight forwarding service officially opened its doors for business in Savannah Georgia The firm is owned in part by Frederick Richards Inc of Charleston and in part by its general manager in Savannah James P Black This produces a unique situation for a branch office which we feel will induce better service than having employees control branch offices Jim Black has had extensive experience in the steamship and transportation industries having worked with a truck line having worked in vessel operations of a steamship agency and having worked as a broker and freight forwarder in both Charleston and Savannah General Raymond Named Deputy Chief of Engineers Major General Daniel A Raymond Division Engineer for the U S Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division has been named the Deputy Chief of Engineers with duty station in Washington General Raymond has headed the South Atlantic Division with headquarters in Atlanta since April 1972 As the South Atlantic Division Engineer General Raymond has directed the Army Corps of Engineers multimillion dollar efforts in planning engineering design and construction of both Civil Works and Military Construction projects in the Southeastern United States Panama Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands These programs include major water resource development projects as well as facilities for Army and Air Force bases the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the U S Postal Service Major General Daniel A Raymond The Army Corps of Engineers plans and executes a major national water resources development program under policies and directives established by the President and y Congress The Corps also programs engineering and construction for the U S Army and as assigned for the y U S Air Force and other government agencies As Deputy Chief of Engineers Major General Raymond will be the principal assistant and advisor to the Chief of Engineers in both the Army Engineers military and civil missions MTMTS NEWS Major General Land and Roland Guyotte Retire after 33 Years of Service Major General Clarence J Lang USA Commander of Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service MTMTS the Defense Departments traffic management element for the past four years retires August 1 1973 after 33 years active commissioned service General Lang has occupied transportation command and staff positions in the Defense Department from command at the company level in the field to the highest level staff and command in Washington Among the major assignments were Transportation Planner Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Deputy Director Military 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE V Traffic Management Agency Assistant Commandant US Army Transi portation School Director of Logistics US Strike Command Chief of Staff US Army Materiel Comi mand and his present command MTMTS General Lang has been especially v active in the DOD Personal Property Movement and Storage Program a 600 million budget item which his JL organization controlled worldwide the Interagency Committee on Transportation Security established to prevent and combat theft in trans portation strategic mobility planning to insure deployment of forces and materiel in contingency situations and the development of intermodal systems of transportation to meet defense requirements A charter member of the National Defense Transportation Association since 1944 he has occupied key positions in that organization from the chapter to the national level General Lang will remain in the Washington area but has not announced specific plans for the future Major General Henry R Del Mar presently serving as Commander Western Area MTMTS has been t named to succeed General Lang Roland L Guyotte Jr Roland L Guyotte Jr Executive Assistant and Senior Transportation Advisor to the Commander Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service MTMTS has retired this month after 33 years of military and civilian service Throughout his career he has held a wide variety of adminy istrative transportation and traffic management positions within the Department of Defense His key assignments included the Director of Programs Management and Systems MTMTS Special Assistant to the Commanders of the Military Traffic Management Agency MTMA and the Defense Traffic Management Service DTMS chief policy advisor to the Assistant Chief of Army Transportation Traffic and transportation specialist in the functional areas of passenger freight and personal property movements Interspersed in this civilian service were four years of World War II active military duty in the Quartermaster and Transportation Corps and over 15 years of inactive military duty in the U S Army Reserve Mr Guyotte retired from the Army Reserve in 1962 at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel The Army Transportation Corps nominated Mr Guyotte in 1957 for the Arthur S Flemming Award and in 1960 and 1970 he was nominated by the Secretary of the Army for the Department of Defense Distinguished Civilian Service Award He has twice received the decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service the highest Army award for civilian employees In 1969 Mr Guyotte received the first Department of Defense Distinguished Service Award from the National Defense Transportation Association NDTA for outstanding leadership in developing the NDTA HANDIVET Program a project concerned with the training and employment of handicapped Vietnam veterans United States Lines Announce Appointments Thomas J Rowan has been named General Sales Manager of Corporate Accounts throughout the United States and Canada for United States Lines it was announced today by James P Rafter the companys Vice PresidentEastern Division Mr Rowan joined United States Lines in 1946 serving his apprenticeship in the Inward Freight Department He took his outport training at the companys Baltimore Office was Assistant MidWest Traffic Manager in Chicago and served as Export Sales Manager in New York In 1970 he was made US Sales Manager the post he held prior to his new assignment A native New Yorker Mr Rowan attended the Traffic Institute and is a CCNY graduate He is a member of the Sales Executive Club and International Executives Association Mr Rowan lives in Staten Island with his wife Frances and two children Joseph A Devine Jr has been named General Sales ManagerEastern Division at United States Lines it was announced today by James P Rafter Vice PresidentEastern Division Mr Devine has been General Sales ManagerEastern Division for the companys Far East services covering Hawaii Guam and Intercoastal His new post will include these responsibilities plus transAtlantic traffic development Since joining United States Lines in 1970 Mr Devine has served as Regional Manager in San Francisco and New York In these positions he was involved in startup of the companys West Coast Intercoastal and TriContinent services An NYU graduate and Marine Corps veteran Mr Devine is a member of the New York Athletic Club He lives on Staten Island with his wife and two children United States Lines operates a fullycontainerized TriContinent serice between Europe the United States Hawaii Guam and the Far East utilizing an allmodern fleet of 16 highspeed highcapacity containerships Thomas J Rowan Joseph A Devine Jr JULYAUGUST 1973 13 established 1886 SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES CHARLESTON SC SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA GREENVILLE SC NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y Laurence W Mag rath Georgia Ports Authoritys First European Director Honored for A Decade Laurence W Magrath European Director of the Georgia Ports Authority was recently presented a lifetime membership and a certificate of merit by the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany for his outstanding contribution to the furtherance of commercial economic ties between the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany The award was bestowed on Magrath at the Chambers 70th annual membership meeting in Berlin on March 29 1973 The date of July 1 1973 will be recorded boldly in the annals of the Georgia Ports Authority It records the tenth anniversary of the GPAs European Trade Development office and the official retirement of our first European Director Laurence W Magrath a man who has dedicated a decade molding Georgias foreign trade development and a lifetime to international trade Ten years ago the Georgia Ports Authority established its first trade development office in BonnBad Godesberg in the Federal Republic of Germany One basic mission was then and still is the furnishing of technical information regarding the ports and the thirteen states hinterland which they serve The second and directly related objective is the fostering of twoway trade development in all of Europe and the Southeast of the USA of which the city of Atlanta now with a population of one and a quarter million is the banking and business center Bonn was selected since it is geographically centrally located in an area which makes all of Europe easily accessible for the Authoritys 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE s of Service In the left photo returning GPA European Director Laurence W Magrath left and incoming Director Horst F Winter right confer with American Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany the Honorable Martin J Hillenbrand at a recent Berlin meeting Right Dr Milan F Ondrus President American Chamber of Commerce in Germany presents Magrath with a Certificate of Merit from the Chamber representatives business travel This takes them to all points of the compass it being the policy to build up as many relationships as possible through personal business contact with European industry This includes enterprises shipping companies forwarding agencies chambers of commerce etc which may benefit from acquiring knowledge of the Georgia Ports and what they have to offer Through such personal contact and limited advertising with ten years existence the European representation has done much to make the ports of Savannah and Brunswick with their uptodate facilities known in all of Europe When Magrath established the first overseas trade development office in Bonn the State of Georgia was envisioned by most Europeans as a beautiful setting for Margaret Mitchells Gone With The Wind Today the names of Savannah and Brunswick may conjure up versions of mosshung oaks and cotton plantations but if you prefix the cities with the words Port Of you invoke an entirely new picture The Port of Savannah and Port of Brunswick snap into focus with the same legibility as the Port of New York or the Port of Norfolk to any European engaged in international commerce Through the efforts of Larry Magrath Georgia is on the map in Europe Congratulations Larry on a job well done Horst F Winter who joined the Georgia Ports Authority two and one half years ago has been named European Director succeeding Magrath 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 JULYAUGUST 1973 15 Mitsui OSK Lines Begin Full Container Service via Savannah Mitsui OSK Lines have announced that they will commence full containership service between Savannah and Japan with the first vessel containership NEW JERSEY MARU scheduled for a September 4th arrival at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central The NEW JERSEY MARU will be the largest containership to serve the port The vessel weighs in at 40500 gross tons with an overall length of 863 feet with a beam of 105 feet The ship can carry approximately 1850 20foot containers At present two Japanese container liners the 35000 gt TOHBEI MARU of YamashitaShinnihon Steamship and the 35000 gt JAPAN AMBROSE of Japan Line are calling at Savannah regularly The NEW JERSEY MARUs call at Savannah will originate from Kobe Japan on August 6th Gohsuke Shibayama General Manager of Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd New York was recently in Savannah completing the final arrangements for the new service Full details on the new service will be published in the next issue of The Anchorage Milledgeville Kiwanis Club tours Georgia Ports Authoritys deepwater terminals at Savannah The trip was the result of a recent GPA presentation to the Club in Milledgeville They decided to take a look for themselves and packed most of the membership on a charter bus for a day dockside in Savannah According to Philip Chandler trip coordinator and Bill Millians Club President they came they saw and they concurred that Georgia can proudly boast of the finest port facilities in the U S A 16 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE I t A V Port Of O I I SAILING oavannahvscHEDuLE CONSOLIDATED Compiled by Savannah Port Authority AUGUST I 1973 p o box 128 Ship Savannah Ga 31402 Steamship line Agency Arrival Date EAST COAST AGENCIES 38 East Bay Street P O Box 1894 31402 Tel 8321276 HARRINGTON A COMPANY INC 38 East Bay Street P O Box 1294 31402 Tel 2321276 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 124 West Bay Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel 2342621 ROBERTS STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 2 Whitaker Street P O Box 8006 31402 Tel 2342571 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2323151 SOUTH ATLANTIC TERMINALS INC 222 E Bay Street 31401 Tel 2334527 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 Sc TERMINAL CO INC 2 Whitaker Building P O Box 8127 31402 Tel 2337921 Steamship LineAgency Arrival Dale AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Dakar Freetown Monrovia Abidjan Takoradi Tenia Douala LagosApapa Tamatave Airican Mercury Farrell Southeastern Maritime Aug 1 MormaclakeMooreMcCormack Strachan 11 Aug 9 Craftsman South Airican Marine Smith Sc Kelly 7 Aug 13 Airican SunFarrell Southeastern Maritime Aug 18 Hellenic IdealHellenic Stevens Aug 19 S A Huguenot South African Marine Smith Kelly Aug 20 Mormacpride MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 23 Hellenic Wave Hellenic Stevens Aug 26 Abidjan WEST AFRICA Shomron Seven Star Africa il Aug 9 Donga North Ampr West African otrachan Aug 21 Dakar WEST AFRICA Donga North Amer West African Aug 21 Douala Shomron Seven Star Africa Southern Aug 9 LagosApapa WEST AFRICA Shomron South r Donga North Amer West African Strachan Aug 9 Aug 21 Lobito WEST AFRICA Donga I North Amer West African Strachan Aug 21 Luanda WEST AFRICA Shomron Mouther Donga North Amer West African Strachan Aug Aug 21 Matadi WEST AFRICA Donga V North Amer West African Strachan Aug 21 Monrovia WEST AFRICA Shomron Seven Star Africa Southern Donga North Amer West African Strachan Aug 9 Aug 21 St Vincent WEST AFRICA Donga North Amer West African JflHSirachanAug 21 THE CARIBBEAN Antigua Aidan A Booth Harrington Sc CompanyAug 1 Aruba NETHERLANDS ArislotelesJi Royal Netherlands StrachanAug 10 Barbados AdanBooth Harrington 8c CompanyAug 1 Curacao NETHERLANDS Arisloteles Royal Netherlands SrachanjfAug 10 Dominica fanBooth Harrington Sc CompanyAug 1 Grenada AldanBooth Harrington Sc CompanyAug 1 Guadeloupe AfanHBooth Harrington Sc CompanyAug 1 Martinique Aldan TPPBooUl Harrington Sc CompanyAug 1 Port of Spain TRINIDAD AristotelesRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 10 St Lucia Aidan Booth Aug 1 St Vincent Aidan Booth Harrington 9c Company Aug 1 Trinidad BOLIVIA Aidan Booth Harrington Jr CompanyAug 1 Tn f Figueirdo Harrington Sc Company Aug 7 Sao Leopoldo Figueirdo Harrington Sc CompanyAug 24 CENTRAL AMERICA Puerto Barrios GUATEMALA Campeche MLMexican StrachanAug 26 Puerto Cortes HONDURAS Campeche Mexican Strachan Aug 86 Santo Tomas de Castillo GUATEMALA Campeche Mexican Strachan Aug 24 Tela HONDURAS A Steamer United Fruit Strachan Aug 15 Veracruz MEXICO Campeche Mexican Strachan Aug 26 MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT Gunhild Torm Torm SouthernAug 9 Vi Transshipment RReefer Space TTnk Space PPssenger tFully ConUinerized LLsh rBLndbridge JULYAUGUST 1973 17 ShipSteamship LinaAgency Arrival Dale Alicante SPAIN Export Leader tAmerican Export StrachanAug 3 Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeAug 9 Young America t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Export Freedom t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 31 Ashdod ISRAEL Export Leader tAmerican ExportStrachanAug 3 Etrog Zim Southern Aug 8 Young America t American Export StrachanAug 17 Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 25 Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 31 Barcelona SPAIN Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 3 Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 Gunhild TormTorm Southern Aug 9 Young America tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 17 Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 25 Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 31 Beirut LEBANON Gen R GumuspalaTurkish Cargo SievensAug 9 Gunhild TormTorm Southern Aug 9 Holandia Hellenic Stevens Aug 10 FiratTurkish Cargo Sievens Aug 25 TurkiaHellenic Stevens Aug 28 Bilbao SPAIN Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 3 Am Leader RTtUnited States Hohenstein Aug 9 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 17 Am Legend RTt United Slates Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 25 Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 31 Bordeaux FRANCE Export Patriot t American Export StrachanAug 3 Lightning t American Export StrachanAug 17 Stag Hound t American Export StrachanAug 25 Export Patriot tAmerican Export StrachanAug 31 Cadiz SPAIN Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 3 Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeAug 9 Young America t American Export StrachanAug 17 Export Freedom tAmerican Export StrachanAug 25 Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 31 Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Dale Derince Lash Turkiye L Prud Grace Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 Fos Lash Turkiye L Prud Grace Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 Genoa ITALY Export Leader t Lash Turkiye L Young America t Export Freedom t Great Republic t American Export Prud Grace American Export American Export American Export Strachan Southeastern Maritime Strachan Strachan Strachan Aug 3 Aug 9 Aug 17 Aug 25 Aug 31 Haifa ISRAEL Etrog Zim Southern Aug 8 Young America t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Great Republic t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Iskenderun TURKEY Gen R Gumuspala Turkish Cargo Stevens Aug 9 Firat Turkish Cargo Stevens Aug 25 Istanbul TURKEY Gen R GumuspalaTurkish Cargo SievensAug 9 Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 FiratTurkish Cargo Stevens Aug 25 Izmir TURKEY Gen R GumuspalaTurkish Cargo StevensAug 9 FiratTurkish Cargo StevensAug 25 Las Palmas CANARY 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Marseilles FRANCE Export Leader t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Tuhobic Jugolinija Smith Kelly Aug 4 Young America American Export Strachan Aug 17 Export Freedom t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Great Republic t American Export Strachan Aug 31 MersinIskenderun TURKEY Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 3 Young America tAmerican Export StrachanAug 17 Export Freedom tAmerican Export StrachanAug 25 Great Republic tAmerican Export StrachanAug 31 Naples ITALY Kpon Leaner Lash Turkiye L Hi American txpori Prud Grace Mracnan Southeastern Maritime Aug Aug 3 9 Young America t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Export Freedom American Export Strachan 95 Great Republic t American Export Strachan Anrv 11 Piraeus GREECE Export Leader tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 3 Lash Turkiye LPrud Grace Southeastern MaritimeAug 9 HolandiaHellenic StevensAug 10 Young America tAmerican Export StrachanAug 17 Export Freedom tAmerican Export StrachanAug 25 Turkia Hellenic StevensAug 28 Great Republic tAmerican Export StrachanAug 31 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA Tuhobic Jugolinija Smith KellyAug 4 Lovcen Jugolinija Smith KellyAug Pula Jugolinija Smith KellyAug 25 Salonika GREECE Holandia Hellenic StevensAug 10 Turkia Hellenic StevensAug 28 Savona ITALY Tuhobic Jugolinija Smith Kelly Aug 4 LovcenJugolinija Smith 8c Kelly Aug 4 Pula Jugolinija Smith 8c KellyAug 25 ShipSteamship LineAgency Arrival Date Taranto Lash Turkiye L Prud Grace Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Gunhild Torm Torm Southern Aug 9 Trieste ITALY Export Leader American Export Strachan Aug 3 Young America t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Export Freedom t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Great Republic t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Valencia SPAIN Export Leader t Lash Turkiye L Young America t Export Freedom t Great Republic t Venice ITALY Export Leader t Tuhobic LovcenCiii Young America t Export Freedom t Pula Great Republic t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Prud Grace Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 American Export Strachan Aug 17 American Export Strachan Aug 25 American Export Strachan Aug 31 American Export Strachan Anrr 3 Jugolinija Smith Sc Kelly Ann 4 Jugolinija Smith Sc Kelly Ann 6 American Export Strachan Ang 17 American Export Strachan Aug 25 Jugolinija Smith Sc Kelly Aug 25 American Export Strachan Aug 31 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Export Patriot t American Exoort Strachan Acadia Forest L Regent J R Shipping Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein 0 Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Atlantic Forest L Regent J R Shipping Slag Hound t American Export Strachan All os Iliersum RPT Independent Gulf Smith Sc Kelly Aug 90 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Antwerp BELGIUM Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Acadia Forest L Regent J R Shipping Am Leader RTtUnited States Hohenstein Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Mieszko IPolish Ocean Harrington 8c Co Aug 3 Aug 6 Aug 9 Aug 17 Aug 17 Via Transshipment RReefer Space TTank Space P Passenger fFully Containerized LLash LBLandbridge Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY WEEK to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Trinidad Puerto Cabello EVERY TWO WEEKS to Port au Prince Kingston Georgetown Paramaribo Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Charleston Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit Cleveland INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO It ROYAL Hoyal iletherlands Steamship Company Antilles 25 Broadway New York NY 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 JULYAUGUST 1973 19 Ship Steamship Lihe Steamship Line Agency Arrival Date Arctic Troll Bilderdyk V 14 L Am Legend RTt Atlantic Forest L Stag Hound t Itlersum RPT Export Patriot t Open Bulk Carriers Strachan Aug 18 Combi Southeastern Maritime Aug 18 United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Regent J R Shipping Aug 24 American Export Strachan Aug 25 Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly Aug 29 American Export Strachan Aug 31 Bremen GERMANY Export Patriot tAmerican Export StrachanAug Acadia Forest L Regent J R Shipping Aug Am Leader RTtUnited States Hohenstein Aug Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug Mieszko IPolish Ocean Harrington Co Aug Arctic TrollOpen Bulk Carriers Strachan Aug Bilderdyk V 14 LCombi Southeastern MaritimeAug Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug Atlantic Forest L Regent J R Shipping Aug Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Aug Itlersum RPT Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly Aug Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 3 6 9 17 17 18 18 21 24 25 29 31 Bremerhaven GERMANY Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Regent J R Shipping 6 Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 9 Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Bilderdyk V 14 L Combi Southeastern Maritime Aug 18 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Atlantic Forest L Regent J R Shipping Aug 24 Stag Hound t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Hamburg GERMANY Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein Aug Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Mieszko I Polish Ocean Harrington 8c Co Aug 17 Arctic Troll Open Bulk Carriers Strachan Aug 18 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound tj American Export Strachan Aug 25 Itlersum RPT Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly Aug 29 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Le Havre FRANCE Export Patriot tAmerican Export StrachanAug 3 Am Leader RTtUnited States HohensteinAug 9 Lightning tAmerican Export StrachanAug 17 Mieszko IPolish Ocean Harrington 8c CoAug 17 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Itlersum RPT Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly Aug 29 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Export Patriot tAmerican Export StrachanAug 3 Acadia Forest LJglRegent J R Shipping Aug 6 Am Leader RTtUnited States Hohenstein Aug 9 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 17 Mieszko IPolish Ocean Harrington 8c Co Aug 17 Arctic TrollOpen Bulk Carriers Strachan Aug 18 Bilderdyk V 14 LCombi Southeastern Maritime Aug 18 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Atlantic Forest L Regent J R Shipping Aug 24 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 25 Itlersum RPTIndependent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly Aug 29 Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Aug 31 PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA PhioniisAtlanilrafik StevensAug 2 PerseusAtlanilrafik Slevens Aug 1 Brisbane AUSTRALIA PkronlisAllantlrafik SlevensAug 2 PerseusAtlanilrafik StevensAug 31 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine SouthernAug 8 Phil A LunaM C P Southeastern Maritime Aug li Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine SouthernAug 8 Phil A LunaM C P Southeastern MaritimeAug li Fremantle 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China Merchants Southern Aug 10 Jing Ming China Merchants Southern Aug 12 Japan Ambrose Japan Hohenstein Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t K Line Stevens Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t MiisuiO S K Strachan Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t N Y K Southeastern Maritime Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Ine Aug 13 Ocean Harvest MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 16 Export Bay American Export Strachan Aug 22 Kai Ming China Merchants Southern Aug 29 Ocean Prima MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 31 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Phil A Luna M C P Protesilaus Blue Sea Southern Southeastern Maritime Strachan Aug Aug Aug 8 16 27 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Phrontis Atlanttrafik Stevens Aug 2 Perseus Atlanttrafik Stevens Aug 31 Nagoya JAPAN Kashu Maru LB K Line Stevens Aug 1 Ocean Harmonia MiisuiO S K Strachan Aug 7 Golden Gate Bridge LB K line Stevens Aug 8 Japan Ambrose t K Line Stevens Aug 13 Japan Ambrose 1 MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t N Y K Southeastern Maritime Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t 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Kashu Maru LB K Line Stevens Aug 1 Wei Ming China Merchants Southern Aug 6 Defiance t American Export Strachan Aug 7 Ocean Harmonia MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 7 Golden Gate Bridge LB K Line Stevens Aug 8 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Aug 8 Ho Ming China Merchants Southern Aug 10 Jing Ming China Merchants Southern Aug 12 Japan Ambrose L Japan Hohenstein Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t K Line Stevens Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t N Y K Southeastern Maritime Aug 13 Japan Ambrose t YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Ine Aug 13 Ocean Harvest MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 16 Export Bay American Export Strachan Aug 22 Kai Ming China Merchants Southern Aug 29 Ocean Prima MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 31 PERSIAN GULF Assab ETHIOPIA Le SalleWaterman Strachan Aug 10 Bahrein BAHREIN Hellenic PioneerHellenic StevensAug 27 Bandar Shahpour Arya Taj Arya Smith Kelly Aug 2 Le Salle Waterman Strachan Aug 10 Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic StevensAug S7 Dubai Arya Taj Arya Smith Kelly Aug S Khorramshahr IRAN Arya Taj Arya Smith Kelly Aug 2 Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic StevensAug 27 Kuwait KUWAIT Arya Taj Arya Smith Kelly Aug 2 Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic Stevens Aug 27 Massawa ETHIOPIA Le Salle Waterman StrachanAug 10 Pt Sudan SUDAN Hellenic IdealHellenic Stevens Aug 19 Hellenic Wave Hellenic Stevens Aug 20 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Aqaba JORDAN Le Salle Waterman Strachan Aug 10 Hellenic Ideal Hellenic Stevens Aug 19 Hellenic Wave Hellenic Stevens Aug 26 Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Le Salle Waterman Strachan Aug 10 Hellenic Ideal Hellenic Stevens 19 Hellenic Wave Hellenic Stevens Aug 26 Dubai TRUCIAL OMAN Hellenic Pioneer Hellenic Stevens Aug 27 ShipSteamship tine Agency Arrival Dale Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Ideal Hellenic Stevens Aug 19 Hellenic Wave Hellenic Stevens Aug 26 Khorramshahr IRAN Le Salle Waterman Strachan Aug 10 1 SCAN DI N A V 1 A BALT IC Aarhus DENMARK Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein 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Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Malmo SWEDEN Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 9 Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound jt American Export Strachan Aug 25 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Odense DENMARK Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 9 Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound t American Export Strachan Aug 25 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 31 Stockholm SWEDEN Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Aug 3 Am Leader RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 9 Lightning t American Export Strachan Aug 17 Am Legend RTt United States Hohenstein Aug 21 Stag Hound t American Export vvLr Strachan Aug 25 Export Patriot t American 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Strachan Aug 10 Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelan Smith KellyAug 13 Ciudad de Barquisimeto Venezuelan Smith Kelly Aug 27 Paramaribo SURINAM AristotelesRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 10 Macapa BRAZIL Cyril 1 Figueirdo Harrington CoAug 7 Sao LeopoldoL Figueirdo Harrington Co Aug 24 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA ArisiotelesRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 10 Ciudad de Cumana Venezuelan Smith Kelly Aug 13 Ciudad de Barquisimeto Venezuelan Smith Kelly Aug 27 Manaus BRAZIL Cyril Sao Leopoldo L Figueirdo L Figueirdo Harringion Co Harrington Co Aug Aug 7 24 Montevideo URUGUAY Mormacvega MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 12 Sao Paulo Ivaran Southern 21 Mormacargo MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 25 Paranagua BRAZIL Pedro Teixeira Neiumar Southeastern Maritime Aug 6 Mormacvega MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 12 Mormacargo MooreMcCormack Strachan U9 25 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL liapuca Lloyd Brasileiro Roberts S S Agy Aug 5 Pedro Teixeira Neiumar Southeastern Maritime Aug 6 Mormacvega MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 12 Hamburger Wall 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DIRECTOR James W Mclntire 2324321 Ext 204 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston 2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M Say 1er 912 2342266 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler 912 2342266 FRANCE Edwin J Middleton 912 8971969 GERMANY Frank K Peeples 912 2348265 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero 912 3550586 NETHERLANDS John B Hohenstein 912 2342621 NORWAY Peter Norboge 912 2346671 SWEDEN Peter Norboge 912 2346671 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique 912 2341005 USE SAVANNAH NUMBER FOR BRUNSWICK SERVICE JULYAUGUST 1973 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 3060i university of Georgia I StP 2 5 1973 1 f LIBRARIES Georgia Anchor Age PO Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED Acquisitions Division The University Libraries NEW JERSEY MARU CENTRAL GULF HOWARD SWANN OIL MAGRATH sS is INSIDE THIS ISSUE orgia NovemberDecember 1973 sslSS3 H mSm grass 1 WSr1J S siSSftt3yJ mm I I IHilH With increasing emphasis on overseas trade U S shippers are discovering that the Port of Savannah offers competitive freight rates from inland very advantageous sailings to all parts of the world plus an array of port services and facilities to speed your shipment on its way LASH Container Central bulk materials cold storage and general cargo space and facilities at Savannah set the pace on the South Atlantic Make Savannah your port and reap the benefits for imports or exports qEORqA PORTS AUl4iORTy Savannah Brunswick Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus SALES OFFICES SAVANNAH BRUNSWICK ATLANTA NEW YORK CHICAGO BONN TOKYO jm Georgia m AiicnoElge NOVDEC 1973 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 4 JIM BISSON Editor GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient ot Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALSBRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALSAUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS United States Lines 2 Mitsui OSK Lines 4 GBIA Port Tour 6 Japanese Trade Mission 9 USSR Trade Mission 10 Georgia Foreign Trade 12 National Freight Forwarders 14 Port News 16 Sailing Schedule 18 Port Directory 24 AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Chairman James C Barbre Dalton Vice Chairman Richard M Scarlett Brunswick Don A Grantham Augusta Lee R Grogan Columbus Earl Nichols Bainbridge P E Clifton Sr Savannah W D Trippe Cedartown SecretaryTreasurer George H Chamlee Savannah Attorney In addition to their full container service to Europe via Savannah United States Lines now offers weekly containerliner service to the Far East via the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central See page two of this issue for full details ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations George J Nichols Savannah Comptroller Fred Whelan Atlanta Director Trade Development William J Epperson Atlanta Southern Regional Manager Vincent J Gerard New York Eastern Regional Manager Don K Brideson Chicago Western Regional Manager Horst F Winter Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public RelationsAdvertising 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 A visit to such Russian cities as Leningrad Moscow and Odessa varies very little from that of visiting many of the major cities of the western world The people are reserved but friendly the food although different in style of preparation is good and the hotels in the major cities are quite comfortable Certainly the Hotel Roosia in Moscow with its 5000 rooms and its 19 well appointed dining rooms may well be the worlds largest The most impressionable aspect as related to visiting the Soviet Union however is the eagerness of the Russian bureauchiefs to enter into trading relationship with the United States On all occasions the officials with whom we met were warm and hospitable in their business approach with an intimate knowledge of Russian produced commodities likely to sell within the United States as well as possessing an amazing awareness of points of origin for items which they hope to import from America It would seem most apparent that the detente currently existing between the United States and the Soviet Union can be substantially strengthened by increased and expanded trade between our two countries VP UL S Lines Adds Weekly Container Liner Service lo The Far East Via Savannah United States Lines has begun weekly containerliner sailings from the Far East to the port of Savannah Georgia to accommodate increasing traffic from that region to the Southeastern United States We plan to meet these accelerating demands and better serve the needs of importers and shippers in those areas added James P Rafter Vice PresidentMarketing for the Containership Company He said service began on December 6th with the sailing of the S S American Aquarius from Hong Kong arriving in Savannah on December 30th 4 Mr Rafter explained the introduction of this call would also expedite the direct shipments of Far East cargo to Europe as the company already operates an express South Atlantic service from Savannah to Europe United States Lines operates a fullycontainerized TriContinent service between the Far East Guam the United States and Europe utilizing a fleet of 16 modern containerships Mr Rafter said the company plans to open its own office in Savannah to supplement its new expansion plans there The new service will emanate from the companys principal Far East ports Hong Kong as well as Kobe and Yokohama in Japan which also handle shipments from Keelung Manila Kaohsiung Singapore and Pusan Mitsui O S K Lines Begins Savannah Service With the arrival of the New Jersey Maru on September 8 1973 Mitsui OSK Lines became the third steamship company in a five company space charter partnership to the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central Ten days short of one year prior to the arrival of the New Jersey Maru the first line in the space charter YamashitaShinnion Steamship Co Ltd began Savannah service on September 18 1972 This was followed by the green funnels of Japan Line who began their Savannah service October 9 1972 Now Container Central can boast of three out of five of the Japanese lines No other port on the South Atlantic can make that statement Mitsui OSK Line set course in 1964 following the merger of two old established Japanese companies Mitsui Steamship and Osaka Shosen Kaisha By the end of March 1972 Mitsui OSK owned 161 vessels totaling 5561005 deadweight tons Its charter and consignment fleet brings the figures up to 304 ships of approximately 9160798 deadweight tons On her maiden voyage to Savannah the New Jersey Maru claimed the record as the largest ship to enter the Port of Savannah Weighing in at around 40000 gross tons the ship is 863 feet long with a beam of 105 feet The vessel carries 1183 containers in 20 foot units This record v was equalled by the New Jerseys sister ship the New York Maru which is now on the Savannah run While in Savannah Captain H Matsushita of the New Jersey Maru stated though Savannah was our y last stop in the United States we loaded more cargo here than in New York Boston or Philadelphia The largest ship ever to enter the Savannah harbor the New Jersey Maru is pictured on the right on her maiden voyage to the Port City The New York Maru above equals the new record of her sister ship on her maiden voyage to Savannah GEORGIA ANCHORAGE I II II II II III mam imi mmmm mimimi iNHRimi immimi umilimi I 11 II II H NI ULHIIIII iORGIA ANCHORAI m Former Navy man Governor Jimmy Carter takes the helm of the good ship Waving Girl and gives GBIA members a firsthand look at the Savannah harbor However not to confuse statesmanship with seamanship you will observe by the photo that the Governor takes command under the careful scrutiny of the master of the vessel Captain Samuel Stevens Hba I am particularly glad to come down here and pay tribute to a fine group of men who has served so well in such a quiet unassuming unrecognized way but the reputation of Georgia s ports is tremendous everywhere Ive been around the world It s least known here among the people those of us assembled in this room who have benefited most from it Governor Jimmy Carter GBIA Members lour Port Facilities Approximately 175 Georgia business and industry leaders converged on the Port of Savannah October 3rd for a oneday inspection and orientation of the state operated port facilities The participants all members of the Georgia Business and Industry Association a fiftyeight year old statewide employers organization were guided through the mammoth deepwater terminals by the Honorable Jimmy Carter Governor of the State of Georgia Robert H Tharpe Sr Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority J D Holt G PA Executive Director and Gene Dyson GBIA President Acting as Savannah host for the tour were Savannah Mayor John Rousakis Tom Coleman Chairman of the Chatham County Commissioners and George Patterson Chairman of the Savannah Port Authority Emphasizing the importance of Georgias future in international trade Governor Carter told the group One of the major goals that I set for myself when I came in as Governor was to increase Georgias preoccupation and concern ties and communications and trade with foreign countries The great channel or reservoir of potential and natural business which extends from here to the Midwest has long been a subject for us all to consider I think that you have seen the Georgia Ports Authority through its opening of an office in Bonn and Tokyo has been far ahead of the rest of us in guessing what Georgia could do to strengthen our ties with outside forces which can make or break us economically and culturally in the future Its an inspirational thing for me to be able to travel around the world as the Governor of Georgia to try and see what different kinds of people have in common with us Last year I made a very rapid and very concentrated trip to South and Central America making thirty speeches and live television and other interviews There was a receptivity and openhearted friendship among these nations that was overwhelming This year we went again to Europe and the Middle East to try to tell them about our state and everywhere we went we found fine appreciation of what the Georgia Ports Authority had already done before we got there There is not a business in the state including my own small business in Plains nor yours which cannot greatly expand its potential by a preoccupation or understanding of foreign trade and commerce Quite often the barrier that surrounds a small businessman or even a large businessman of inadequate appreciation of potential opportunity is the biggest single barrier to dynamic expansion We have a timidity about us that is brought about by our parochial attitude that ought to be changed The export business is there its available to us and for us to have the outstanding and foremost present and progressive and future port facility between Norfolk and Mobile is an extraordinary achievement The Japanese are our friends the Brazilians the Germans the English and many others are our friends They are hungry for an opportunity to trade with us In conclusion Governor Carter urged all members of Georgias business and industrial community to lend their support to Georgias international trade potential The success of Georgias efforts he said in international trade in international politics in international culture and in international tourism is dependent to a major degree on the attitude that you take in realizing the potential that exists here to help your business and Georgia will progress to the extent that you are eager to help yourselves GBIA Members Tour Port continued from page 7 After a full day of port orientation the group boards charter aircraft homeward bound to points throughout the state Each member of the tour has been appointed as an official Port Ambassador for the port by GPA Chairman Robert Tharpe GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Governor Jimmy Carter and Robert Tharpe right Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority greet GPA member Lee Grogan of Columbus as he arrives with a plane load of other Georgia businessmen for the oneday port tour A packed house of Georgia Business and Industry leaders were on hand at the luncheon for a presentation on Georgias future in international trade by Governor Carter and Port Authority personnel On his arrival at Savannah Governor Carter is welcomed by Mark Ikeda Assistant Traffic Manager C Itoh Company Inc Savannah Performing the introduction is GPA Director of Operations James I Newsome Jr pictured on the left y Mission Members Inhiro Moritani President Moritani Co Ltd Tokyo Katsumi Itoh Department Manager Sumitomo Shoji America Inc Tokyo Shoji Matsumoto Assistant Manager New York Agency The Fuji Bank Ltd Toyko Keizo Nishimoto Manager Marubeni America Corporation Atlanta Rikio Kobayashi Vice President Nissholwai America Corporation Toyko Ken Suzuki General Manager Mitsubishi International Corporation Atlanta Dai Yoshida Vice President Moritani America Inc Tokyo Lew Shimazuya Deputy Manager General Affairs Department Showa Denko KK Tokyo Akio Tabata Account Executive International Public Relations Co Ltd Tokyo Masas Ikeda Assistant Traffic Manager C Itoh Company Inc Savannah Japan Buying and Investment Mission Ten members of a Japanese buying and investment mission recently spent two days in Savannah touring th port and local industries The principal aim of the mission according to the groups leader Ichiro Moritani President of Moritani Co Ltd Tokyo was to seek out possibilities and suitable environments for investment by Japanese firms in a six southern state area and also to look for goods marketable in Japan The initial invitation to Georgia was extended by former United States Senator David Gambrel I who accompanied the group on their Georgia visit Upon arriving in Savannah the group was given a reception and dinner which included an orientation slide show narrated in Japanese by Naoki Inagaki Savannah Operations Manager for Noritake Company Inc The mission was sponsored by the JapanSouthern U S Association and Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry The entire mission group with their Savannah host take time from their whirlwind tour of Savannah to pose for the cameraman dockside at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Container Central Mission leader Ichiro Moritani right and former U S Senator David Gambrel I left led the group up the gangplank of the N S Savannah for a tour of the worlds first nuclear powered vessel I Georgia Ports Authority Makes Bid To Attract Russian Shipping Companies to Georgia Ports Trade Mission To The Soviet Union 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Pictured on the facing page is St Basils Church located in Red Square Moscow The photo on the right shows GPA officials with representatives of The Inf lot and Black Sea Line Steamship Companies Above left to right Fred Whelan Director of Trade DevelopmentGPA H I Greku Vice President Black Sea Line Steamship Co J D Holt Executive Director GPA and Robert H Tharpe Sr ChairmanGPA X Robert H Tharpe Sr Chairman J D Holt Executive Director and Fred Whelan Director of Trade Development for the Georgia Ports Authority recently met with executives of Baltic Shipping Company in Leningrad and Black Sea Line in Odessa Appointments were established through the Chief of Foreign Relations Division Ministry of Maritime Fleet in Moscow In addition to steamship line appointments the Georgia group met with officials of Sovinflot in Moscow in an attempt to set up potential twoway movements in cargoes that will attract the new steamship services The Moscow agency controls import and export trade development programs and steamship planning programs They also had appointments in Moscow with Machinoexport Autopromimport and Machinoimport If details can be ironed out such new developments will provide new cargoes and new steamship services for Georgias ports which would further expand Georgias access to new world markets They received encouraging indications that a Russian steamship service could be coming to Savannah The unprecedented successes with new containership services at the Port of Savannah including two American and three Japanese flag lines far exceeds progress at nearby competitive ports These are good indications the services and facilities at Georgias ports will be of attraction to the Soviet Union There is available traffic now for the Russian steamship lines but Whelan said the Russians are looking forward to a favorable Trade Bill with the USA They are interested in selling their products in the USA and it is unquestionable that they want to buy many things from us NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1973 11 I i 8th Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference JLS 1 Kl maw Wv Leonard M Shane President National Custom Brokers and Forwarders Association of America addresses the Eighth Annual Conference Pictured at the head table with Mr Shane are Charles R Bunbury President of the Savannah Maritime Association and Mrs Bunbury The 8th Annual Georgia Foreign t Trade Conference held October 3 4 and 5 1973 at the DeSoto Hilton Hotel in Savannah was attended by y 376 people and the consensus of opinions was that it was not only the biggest but the best yet James W Mclntire Director of the Savannah District Office U S Department of Commerce opened the Conference after which there was a panel discussion moderated by Joel B New Director Office of Field Operations U S Department of Commerce Other panel members included B P OHare Jr Atlantic Interline Manager K LineKerr Cor 1 poration John Hudson Vice President CTIContainer Transport International Inc Peter Osterchrist President ITC Enterprises Sydney Shley Manager Marine Development Insurance Company of North America Martin Squires Vice President Hollinghurst International Inc Captain Guenther Thomsen Special Representative for South Atlantic Combi Line R A Wharton General Manager Intermodal Southern Rail way System and Charles E Crowder Executive Vice President Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Panel Mod X j erator New praised the trend toward standardization of shipping units and noted that Conferences such as the one in Savannah are a very good indication of cooperation They show we are working at the problems In his talk at the luncheon Hon Tilton H Dobbin Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Domestic and In j ternational Business made a strong plea for citizens support of President Nixons Trade Reform Act He v 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Tilton H Dobbin Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Domestic and International Business addresses a session of the conference Others shown at the head table left to right are Joel B New DirectorOffice of Field Operations US Department of Commerce W L Hopkins Acting REEL Chairman and James W Mclntire Director of the Savannah District Office U S Department of Commerce praised the Port of Savannah as one of the major ports and cited exports here totaling some 700 million annually which means employment for Georgia workers since each 1 billion in exports creates 72000 jobs The Conferees enjoyed a tour of the harbor aboard the Waving Girl after lunch after which the group heard an excellent talk by Leonard M Shane president of the National Custom Brokers and Forwarders Association of America Inc World Trade cooperation is the key to the future economic success of the United States now that the dollar has been devalued according to Mr Shane guest speaker at the dinner attended by several hundred delegates We spent too much and our credit ran out As long as we had the power of saying what our money was worth we were okay explained Mr Shane Our future lies in world cooperation and our freedom is the real source of all our wealth and strength At the breakfast meeting at which J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority presided he opened the session with a discussion on Patterns for Progress Richard A Melville president of the Allied Bank International discussed the U S Balance of Payments and the deputy regional director of the Small Business Administration John D Sewell talked on the impact of his agency in its 20 years Topping off the Conference was the delightful informal gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs John S James at their lovely home on the Vernon River Smith Kelly Company Serving Since 1870 Ship Agents Stevedores Freight Forwarders Ocean Terminal Building PO Box 1805 Phone 2323151 Savannah Georgia 31402 NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1973 13 National Foreign Trade Convention November 12 1973 was the date of the annual reception sponsored by the Georgia Ports Authority and the Savannah Maritime Association held in conjunction with the National Foreign Trade Convention Hundreds of friends of the ports of Georgia dropped by the Belmont Hotel in New York City to renew long standing friendship A good time was had by all as evidenced by the accompanying photographs Left to Right Motomi Jimbo Traffic Manager C Itoh Company America Inc J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority Mark Ikeda Asst Traffic Manager C Itoh Company America Inc Left to Right Cliff Taylor Southwire Corporation Bill Epperson Southern Regional Manager GPA Atlanta J E Baty Asst Director Export Import Department Southwire Corp Left to Right M Fred Whelan Director of Trade Development GPA Atlanta Bob Rothstein Canada Packers Inc Rob Gruber Canada Packers Inc Don K Brideson Western Regional Manager Chicago GPA Left to right Mrs Kay L Page Export Traffic Manager RC Cola Company Columbus Ga A N Manucy Jr President Charleston Overseas Freight Forwarders Inc Left to Right Captain Kazuyoshi Azuma Marine Superintendent Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations GPA Savannah Left to Right L L Dan Kelly Jr Vice Pres Hohenstein Shipping Company Eugene Kleinhanz ManagerSavh U S Lines Inc John B Hohenstein Jr President Hohenstein Shipping Company Gerald J McDonald Vice President Japan New York Services Inc 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Left to Right M Kami jo Executive Vice I f Pres K Lines James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations GPA Savannah Yoshio Kojima Y S Lines p I Left to Right Eugene Kleinhanz Manager Savannah U S Lines Inc James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations GPA Savannah Left to Right Jan Kendrick Sales Rep Southeastern Maritime Corp Al Manucy Jr President Charleston Overseas Forwarders Inc Left to Right Harold McCarthy SEMCO Jacksonville Joe Cafiero SEMCO Savannah Joseph K Ebberwein Owner J K Ebberwein Co Foreign Freight Forwarder Left to Right Frank J Li pari Jr Vice President Torm Lines Vincent J Gerard Eastern Regional Manager GPA New York Left to Right Thomas P Mann Vice President Hohenstein Shipping Company William B Griffin Jr Vice Pres International Dept C S Nat Bank Mrs William B Griffin Jr H H Graebner Export Traffic Mgr J M Huber Corp Frank Atherton Dir of Traffic J M Huber Corp Sonthern Shipping Company Ship Agents Stevedores Foreign Freight Forwarders Charleston South Carolina 2 Adgers Wharf Phone 7228481 Savannah Georgia Ocean Terminal Building Phone 2323151 Brunswick Georgia State Docks Building Phone 2657588 Jacksonville Florida 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone 3554751 NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1973 Established 1886 wMbHhHbBmBhkBB I I fin IM ya I Ps i STHACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES CHARLESTON S C SAVANNAH GEORGIA I BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3RT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA PASCAGOULA MISS SEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS H DALLAS TEXAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGA GREENVILLE S C NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE 8 NEW YORK N Y U S Lines Names E R Kroh Edward R Kroh has been named Owners Representative for United States Lines for the port of Savannah it was announced by James P Rafter VicepresidentEastern Division of the Containership Company Mr Rafter added that sales activities would continue under the direction of B Richard Field United States Lines Account Manager for Savannah Most recently Mr Kroh had served as Manager of Container Operations for the company in Baltimore He joined United States Lines in 1958 and was appointed Marine Superintendent in Baltimore five years later He was educated at Baltimore Schools and studied Transportation and Traffic Management at the University of Baltimore where he was also an AllAmerican lacrosse player Mr Rafter said the company was increasing its personal customer services in Savannah because of accelerated traffic through that port to and from the southern states Hohenstein Shipping Co at 124 West Bay St is the agent for United States Lines in the port Hohenstein Promotions Announced Promotion of five officials of Hohenstein Shipping Company has been announced by John B Hohen stein Jr President of the Company Those promoted and their new positions include Thomas P Hann VicePresidentOperations Miss Frances E Hohenstein Assistant VicePresident v Operations Ben E Mercer Assistant VicePresidentTraffic John B Hohenstein III Assistant Vice PresidentManagement L L Dan Kelly Atlanta VicePresidentCustomer Services J Hann a native of Maryland and an Air Force veteran of the Korean War has been with Hohenstein since 1962 Prior to that time he was with the Ludlow Corporation here Hann majored in traffic and transportation f at Armstrong College Miss Hohenstein has been associated with the shipping firm since its establishment by her brother in 1957 She is a graduate of St Vincents Academy Mercer joined the company about six years ago following his graduation from Savannah Country Day School John B Hohenstein III a graduate of Benedictine Military School and an alumnus of the University of Georgia has been associated with his father in the shipping field for the past four years Kelly head of Hohensteins Atlanta office is a past president of Savannah Jaycees and continues ac 1 tive in Jaycees programs in the Georgia capital A native of Pennsylvania Kelly served in the Army at Fort Stewart and relocated at Savannah upon his release from the service He became associated with Hohenstein Shipping Company in 1962 after working for two other Savannah steamship agencies Hohenstein Shipping Company is widely known in the international shipping field serving as steamship agents and stevedores for such leading steamship companies as United States Lines Japan Line Hansa Line Sovereign Marine Lines Sea Express and Maritime Fruit Carriers Hohenstein is also sales agent in the Southeast for Lykes Brothers Steamship Company It also represents Georgia Steamship Corporation GEORGIA ANCHORAGE i General C N LeTellier I New South Atlantic Division Engineer Brigadier General Carroll N Le Tellier has assumed command of the South Atlantic Division of the U S Army Corps of Engineers in Atlanta j 4 He succeeds Major General Daniel A Raymond who has moved to Washington as the Deputy Chief of Engineers As the South Atlantic Division Engineer General LeTellier will direct Army Corps of Engineers planning engineering design and construction for both Civil Works and Military Construction projects in the Southeastern United States Panama Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands General LeTellier comes to his new assignment in Atlanta from Europe where he was Commanding General U S Army Engineer 1 Command A native of Charleston South Carolina he attended THE CITADEL from which he graduated in 1949 He received his masters degree in civil engineering from Massachusetts In stitute of Technology and is a registered professional engineer of the State of Mississippi General LeTellier has served as District Engineer St Louis Missouri Commanding Officer 45th Engineer 4 Group in Vietnam Engineer XXIV Corps in Vietnam Deputy for Troop Operations and later Director of Conk struction U S Army Engineer Command Europe with the U S Army Combat Development Command the Research and Development Field Unit Office of the Secretary of Defense with station at Saigon member of the staff and faculty of the Command and General Staff College and on the engineering staff of the Waterways Experiment Station at Vicksburg He has been awarded the Legion of Merit four times the Bronze Star Medal with V Device five times five Air Medals and the Army Commendation Medal He is married to the former Frances Melsheimer of Vicksburg Mississippi and they have three children Our Tenth AnniversaryDates For Nabisco Inc Traditionally certain happenings around this time of year trigger your emotions and turn on your Christmas Spirit It might be snow for a white Christmas or the last minute rush of shopping but here at Georgia Ports the annual arrival of dates from Iraq and Iran for Nabisco Inc is the time tipoff that Ole St Nicholas will soon be here And its also a time to renew old friendships with the folks from Nabisco in this case G T Robson Traffic Manager right and Vincent Scorese Quality Assurance Chemist from Nabiscos Research Center This years shipment arrived on the MVTurkistan and consisted of 15500000 pounds or 300000 cases of dates Merry Christmas Swvitty Sbice 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 NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1973 Two Soviet oceanographic research vessels recently paid a call on the Port of Savannah In a press interview the Captain of the two vessels Captain Georges Bochkovsky stated that This is the first visit by Soviet naval vessels in the United States since World War II The officers and crewmen according to Captain Bochkovsky were very much impressed with Savannahs parks squares and the preservation of the old buildings in the downtown area A tour of the modern State Port facilities was a highlight of the agenda for the visiting Russians Pictured left second from right is B B Backston GPA Coordinator of Operations with a group of the visiting Soviet seamen V Robert H Tharpe Sr Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority fourth from left presents Georgias Governor Jimmy Carter a copy of the Authoritys World Atlas proclaiming Governor Carter as the States number one Port Ambassador Copies of the Authoritys official Port Ambassador Atlas were presented to all members of the Georgia Business and Industry Association who attended a oneday tour of State Port facilities at Savannah see story page six this issue Others pictured at the ceremony are left to right George Nichols ComptrollerGPA Jim Parkman Vice PresidentGBIA Bill Canning Plant ManagerGeneral Motors Assembly Division and GBIA Board Member Tharpe Governor Carter Gene Dyson PresidentGBIA P E Clifton MemberGPA Jim Barbre Vice ChairmanGPA Don Grantham MemberGPA and J D Holt Executive DirectorGPA fiFORRIA ANCHORAGE Compiled by Savannah Port Authority DECEMBER 15 1973 p o box 128 Savannah Ga 31402 ShipStami hip tinAgncy Arrlvml Dili EAST COAST AGENCIES 38 Bay Sheet P O Box 1294 31402 Tel 2321274 HARRINGTON COMPANY INC 38 East Bay Street P O Box 1294 31402 Tel 2321274 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 124 West Bay Street P O Box 2448 31402 Tel 2342421 ROBERTS STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 2 Whitaker Street P O Box 8004 31402 Tel 2342571 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2323151 SOUTH ATLANTIC TERMINALS INC 222 E Bay Street 31401 Tel 2334527 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 East Bay Street P O Box 2088 31402 Tel 2348245 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1805 31402 Tel 2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING 8c TERMINAL CO 24 East Bay Street P O Box 1448 31402 Tel 2338131 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 9447 31402 Tel 2344471 J R SHIPPING CO 9 East Bay Street P O Box 9833 31402 Tel 2322129 TEXAS TRANSPORT 8c TERMINAL CO INC 2 Whitaker Building P O Box 8127 31402 Tel 2337921 Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Date AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Tamatave Walvis Bay Mombasa DaresSalaam MormactradeMooreMcCormack Sirachan Dec 19 S A MorgenslerSouth African Marine Smith KellyDec 19 S A WeltevredenSouth African Marine Smith KellyDec 24 Austral PilotFarrell Southeastern MaritimeDec 27 MormaccapeMooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 3 Ditte SkouSouth African Marine Smith Kelly Jan 8 Abidjan WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 Dakar WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 Douala WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 Freetown WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 LagosApapa WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 St Lucia Alban Booth Steamship East Coast AgenciesDec 18 St Vincent AlbanBooth Steamship East Coast AgenciesDec 18 Trinidad AlbanBooth Steamship East Coast AgenciesDec 18 CENTRAL AMERICA Balboa CANAL ZONE Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith k KellyDec 19 Colon CANAL ZONE Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith k Kelly Dec 19 Cristobal CANAL ZONE Rio Saldana Grancolombiana Smith k Kelly Dec 19 MEDITERRANEAN i Alexandria EGYPT Thyra Torm Torm Southern Shipping Jan 3 Alicante SPAIN Great Republic t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America American Export Strachan Jan 1 Joseph Lykes Lykes Bros Steamship Hohenstein Jan 7 Export Freedom American Export Strachan Jan 9 Ashdod ISRAEL Great Republic American Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America American Export Strachan Jan 1 Eshkol Zim Southern Shipping Jan 9 Export Freedom American Export Strachan Jan 9 Barcelona SPAIN Great Republic t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America American Export Strachan Jan 1 Thyra Torm Torm Southern Shipping Jan 3 Joseph Lykes Lykes Bros Steamship Hohenstein Jan 7 Export Freedom American Export Strachan Jan 9 Beirut LEBANON Thyra Torm Torm Southern Shipping Jan 3 Joseph Lykes Lykes Bros Steamship Hohenstein Jan 7 Cadiz SPAIN Great Republic American Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America American Export Sirachan Jan 1 Export Freedom American Export Strachan Jan 9 Casa Blanca MOROCCO VisevicaJugolinija Smith k Kelly Dec 26 Monrovia WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 Takoradi WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 Genoa ITALY Great Republic t Young America t Joseph Lykes Export Freedom t American Export Strachan Dec 16 American Export StrachanJan 1 lykes Bros Steamship Hohenstein Jan 7 American Export Strachan Jan 9 Tema WEST AFRICA African Neptune Farrell Southeastern Maritime Dec 14 Haifa ISRAEL Great Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America tAmerican Export StrachanJan 1 EshkoLZim Southern ShippingJan 9 THE CARIBBEAN Antigua AlbanBooth Steamship East Coast AgenciesDec 18 Barbados AlbanBooth Steamship East Coast Agencies Dec 18 Martinique Alban Booth Steamship East Coast AgenciesDec 18 Istanbul TURKEY Joseph Lykeslykes Bros Steamship Hohenstein Jan 7 Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS Thyra TonaTorm Southern ShippingJan 3 Leghorn ITALY Great Republic t American Export Young America tAmerican Export Export Freedom tAmerican Export StrachanDec 16 StrachanJan 1 StrachanJan 9 Via Transshipment RReefer Space TTank Space PPassenger fFully Containerised LLash LBLandbridge NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1973 19 Ship Steamship Um Agency Arrival Paie Ship Steamship Line Agenoy Arrival Date Leixoes PORTUGAL Am Alliance RTtUnited Slates Am Legacy RTUnited States Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Thyra TonaTorrn j Lisbon PORTUGAL Am Alliance RTt United Stales Am Legacy RTtUnited States Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Thyra TermTorm Valencia SPAIN Hohenstein Dec 15 Great Republic t I American Export Strachan Dec 16 Hohenstein Young America t American Export Strachan Jan 1 Export FrsAdam t American Export Strachan Jan 9 Southern Shipping Jan 3 Venice ITALY Great Republic t American Export Strachan Dec 16 1 Hohenstein Dec 15 Visevica M Jugolinija Smith ft Kelly Dec 26 Hohenstein Dec 26 Young America t American Export Strachan Jan 1 Hohenstein Dec 30 Joseph Lykes Lykes Bros Steamship Hohenstein Jan 7 Southern Shipping Jan 3 Export Freedom t American Export Strachan Jan 9 Marseille FRANCE Great Republic t Visevica Young America t Export Freedom jt American Export Jugolinija American Export American Export Strachan Smith ft Kelly Strachan Strachan Dec 16 Dec 26 Jan 1 Jan 9 MersinIskenderun Great Republic t Young America t Export Freedom t I TURKEY American Export American Export American Export Strachan Strachan Strachan Dec 16 Jan 1 Jan 9 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Am Alliance RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 26 Atlantic Forest L Regent J R Shipping Co Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound t American Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Jan 9 Naples ITALY Groat Republic tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America tAmerican Export StrachanJan 1 Export Freedom t American Export StrachanJan 9 Piraeus GREECE Great Republic t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 9 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA VisevicaJugolinija Smith ft KellyDec 26 Savona ITALY VifOTicaJugolinija Smith ft KellyDec 26 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Thyra TormTorm 4 Southern ShippingJan 3 Antwerp BELGIUM Am Alliance RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Troll ParkOpen Bulk Carriers Strachan Dec 20 Am Legacy RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 26 Atlantic Forest L Regent J R Shipping Co Dec 26 Bilderdyk L V 18Combi Southeastern Maritime Dec 27 Am Aquarius RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound t American Export StrachanJan 1 Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 9 Arctic TrollOpen Bulk Carriers Strachan Jan 10 Bilbao SPAIN Am Alliance RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 9 Trieste ITALY Groat Republic t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Young America t American Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Freedom tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 9 Bordeaux FRANCE Lightning t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Jan 9 YU Transshipment RReefer Space TTank Space PPassenger fFully Containerized LLash MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIES REPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building 8035822351 4048733262 NEW YORK 10017 Pan Am Building 2126870630 BOSTON 02116 316 Stuart St 6174821910 CHECK YOUR FAIR SHARE The United Way LB Landbridge J Ebbewein NO 949 BUILDING 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA J 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Shtmihip Lint Agency Arrival Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Dele Bremen GERMANY Am Alliance RTtUnited States Lightning t Troll Park Am Legacy RTt Atlantic Forest L Bilderdyk L V 18 Am Aquarius RTt Export Patriot t Arctic Troll Stag Hound t Hohenstein Dec 15 American Export Strachan Dec 16 Open Bulk Carriers Strachan Dec 20 United States Hohenstein Dec 26 Regent J R Shipping Co Dec 26 Combi Southeastern MaritimeDec 27 United States Hohenstein Dec 30 American Export Strachan Jan 9 Open Bulk Carriers Strachan Jan 10 American Export Strachan Jan 1 Bremerhaven GERMANY Am Alliance RTti Lightning t Am Legacy RTt Atlantic Forest L Bilderdyk L V 18 Am Aquarius RTt Stag Hound t United States American Export United States Regent Combi United States American Export Export Patriot tAmerican Export Hohenstein Strachan Hohenstein J R Shipping Co Southeastern Maritime Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Dec 15 Dec 16 Dec 26 Dec 26 Dec 27 Dec 30 Jan 1 Jan 9 Hamburg GERMANY Am Alliance RTtUnited States Lightning tAmerican Export Troll Park Open Bulk Carriers Am Legacy RTt United States Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Stag Hound tAmerican Export Export Patriot tAmerican Export Arctic TrollOpen Bulk Carriers Le Havre FRANCE Am Alliance RTt United States Lightning t American Export Am Legacy RTtUnited States Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Stag Hound tAmerican Export Export Patriot t American Export Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Am Alliance RTtUnited States Lightning t American Export Troll ParkOpen Bulk Carriers Am Legacy RTtUnited States Atlantic Forest L Regent Bilderdyk L V 18Combi Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Stag Hound tAmerican Export Hohenstein Dec 15 Strachan Dec 16 Strachan Dec 20 HohensteinDec 26 Hohenstein Dec 30 Strachan Jan 1 StrachanJan 9 Strachan Jan 10 Hohenstein Dec 15 Strachan Dec 16 HohensteinDec 26 Hohenstein Dec 30 Strachan Jan 1 Strachan Jan 9 Hohenstein Dec 15 StrachanDec 16 StrachanDec 20 Hohenstein Dec 26 J R Shipping Co Dec 26 Southeastern Maritime Dec 27 Hohenstein Dec 30 u Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American Export Arctic TrollOpen Bulk Carriers PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA Pacific Ocean Atlanttrafik StrachanJan 9 StrachanJan 10 Brisbane AUSTRALIA Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Dec 24 Phil Luna M C P Southeastern MaritimeDec 30 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres GarciajJLUnited Philippine Southern Shipping Dec 24 Phil Luna JBBt M C P Southeastern Maritime Dec 30 Fremantle AUSTRALIA Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik Hong Kong HONG KONG Perseus Phil Pres Garcia Export Courier Bay Bridge FCVLB Phil Luna Export Challenger Sudan Blue Sea United Philippine American Export KM M C P American Export Blue Sea Harb Bridge FCVLB K Strachan Southern Shipping Strachan Stevens Southeastern Maritime Strachan Strachan Stevens Dec 16 Dec 24 Dec 25 Dec 30 Dec 30 Dec 31 Jan 10 Jan 12 Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pies Garcia United Philippine Phil LunaMlM C P Southern Shipping Southeastern Maritime Dec 24 Dec 30 Inchon KOREA Export CourierAmerican Export Export Challenger American Export Strachan Strachan Dec 25 Dec 31 Via Transshipment RReafer Spa TTank Space P Passenger fFully Containerized LLash LBLandbridge Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY WEEK to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Trinidad Puerto Cabello EVERY TWO WEEKS to Port au Prince Kingston Georgetown Paramaribo Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Charleston Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit Cleveland INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Hoyal iletherlands SteamshipCompany ROYAL Mille 25 Broadway New York NY 10004 ANDEitMir SHIPPING COMPANY 2 Whitaker Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 9805 Phone 2339343 NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1973 Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Arrival Pate Kaohsiung FORMOSA Chungking VictoryCulny Export CourierAmerican Export Ho MingChina Merchants Export Challenger American Export Wei Ming 5 China Merchants StevensDec 18 Sirachan Dec 25 Southern Shipping Dec 29 StrachanDec 31 Southern ShippingJan 4 Keel ling FORMOSA Chungking Victory Export Courier Ho Ming Export Challenger Wei Ming Culny American Export China Merchants American Export China Merchants StevensDec 18 Sirachan Dec 25 Southern Shipping Dec 29 Strachan Dec 31 Southern Shipping Jan 4 Kobe JAPAN Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Am Maru FCVLB Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose Tohbei Maru t Qns Wy BdgFCVLB Tohbei Maru Kashu Maru FCVLB Ocean Progress Phil Pres Garcia Export Courier Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru t Ho Ming Tohbei Maru Export Challenger Wei Ming K Stevens Dec 17 Y ama shi ia S hinn i h on TTT Co Inc Dec 17 K Stevens Dec 19 Japan Hohenstein Dec 20 MitsuiO S K Strachan Dec 20 N Y K Southeastern Maritime Dec 20 Japan Hohenstein Dec 21 1 K Stevens Dec 21 K Stevens Dec 21 K Stevens Dec 24 MitsuiO S K Strachan Dec 24 United Philippine Southern Shipping Dec 24 American Export Strachan Dec 25 MitsuiO S K Strachan Dec 26 Y amashi ta Shinnihon TTT Co Inc Dec 26 China Merchants Southern Shipping Dec 2 N Y K Southeastern Maritime Dec 29 American Export Strachan Dec 31 China Merchants Southern Shipping Jan 4 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PerseusBlue Sea Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine Phil LunaM C P SudanBlue Sea Strachan Southern Shipping Southeastern Maritime Strachan Dec 16 Dec 24 Dec 30 Jan 10 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik Nagoya JAPAN Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Am Maru FCVLB Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose Qns Wy BdgFCVLB Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru Kashu Maru FCVLB Ocean Progress Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru jt Tohbei Maru Stevens TTT Co Ino Stevens Hohenstein Strachan Southeastern Maritime Stevens Hohenstein Stevens Stevens Strachan Strachan YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc N Y K Southeastern Maritime K Y amashi ta Shinnihon K Japan MitsuiO S K N Y K K Japan MitsuiO S MitsuiO S K Dec 17 Dec 17 Dec 19 Dec 20 Dec 20 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 21 Dec 21 Dec 24 Dec 24 Dec 26 Dec 26 Dec 29 Osaka JAPAN Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru Ocean Progress Export Courier Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru jt Tohbei Maru Export Challenger K Yamashita Japan MitsuiO N Y K Japan app MitsuiO American MitsuiO Yamashita dm y k American Stevens TTT Co Inc Hohenstein Strachan Southeastern Maritime Hohenstein Stevens Strachan Strachan Strachan Shinnihon TTT Co Inc Southeastern Maritime Export Strachan Shinnihon S K Export S K Dec 17 Dec 17 Dec 20 Dec 20 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 21 Dec 24 Dec 25 Dec 26 Dec 26 Dec 29 Dec 31 Pusan KOREA Export Courier Bay Bridge FCVLB Export Challenger Harb Bridge FCVLB American Export K American Export Strachan Stevens Strachan Stevens Dec 25 Dec 30 Dec 31 Jan 12 San Fernando Phil Luna Southeastern MaritimeDec 30 Shimizu JAPAN Am Maru FCVLBK On Wy BdgFCVLBK Kashu Maru FCVLBK Stevens Stevens Stevens Dec 19 Dec 21 Dec 24 Sydney AUSTRALIA Pacific OceanAtlanttrafik StevensDec 17 Tokyo JAPAN Japan Ambrose Japan Ambrose t Am Maru FCVLB Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru Kashu Maru FCVLB Ocean Progress Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru jt Tohbei Maru Stevens TTT Co Inc Stevens Hohenstein Strachan Southeastern Maritime HohensteinStevens Stevens Strachan Strachan YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co Inc N Y K Southeastern Maritime YamashitaShinnihon K Japan MitsuiO S K N Y K Japan K K MitsuiO S K MitsuiO S K Dec 17 Dec 17 Dec 19 Dec 20 Dec 20 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 21 Dec 24 Dec 24 Dec 26 Dec 26 Dec 29 Yokohama JAPAN Japan AmbroseK Japan Ambrose tYamashitaShinnihon Japan Ambrose t Japan Ambrose jt Japan Ambrose Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru Ocean Progress Phil Pres Garcia Export Courier Japan MitsuiO S K N Y K Japan K MitsuiO S K United Philippine American Export Via Transshipment StevensDec 17 TTT Co IncDec 17 HohensteinDec 20 StrachanDec 20 Southeastern MaritimeDec 20 HohensteinDec 21 Stevens Dec 21 StrachanDec 24 Southern Shipping Dec 24 StrachanDec 25 Reefer Space TTank Spa Tohbei Maru t Tohbei Maru jt Ho Ming Tohbei Maru Export Challenger Wei Ming MitsuiO S K StrachanDec 26 YamashitaShinnihon TTT Co IncDec 26 China Merchants Southern ShippingDec 29 N Y K Southeastern Maritime Dec 29 American Export Strachan Dec 31 China Merchants Southern ShippingJan 4 PERSIAN GULF Bahrein Hellenic Pride Hellenic StevensDec 28 Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic PrideHellenic Khorramshahr IRAN Hellenic PrideHellenic Kuwait KUWAIT Hellenic PrideHellenic Dubai TRUCIAL OMAN Hellenic PrideHellenic StevensDec StevensDec 28 Stevens Dec 28 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Stevens Dec 28 SCAN Dl NAVIABALTIC Aarhus DENMARK Am Alliance RTt United States Lightning tAmerican Export Am Legacy RTtUnited States Am Aquarius RTt United States Stag Hound tAmerican Export Export Patriot tAmerican Export Hohenstein Dec 15 Strachan Dec 16 Hohenstein Dec 26 Hohenstein Dec 30 1 Strachan Jan Strachan Jan 9 Copenhagen DENMARK Am Alliance RTt United States Lightning tAmerican Export Am Legacy RTtUnited States Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Stag Hound tAmerican Export Export Patriot tAmerican Export Hohenstein Strachan Hohenstein Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Dec 15 Dec 16 Dec 26 Dec 30 Jan 1 Jan 9 Gothenburg SWEDEN Am Alliance RTt United Stales Lightning t Am Legacy RTt Am Aquarius RTt Stag Hound t Export Patriot t American Export United States United States American Export American Export Hohenstein Strachan Hohenstein Hohensteiiv Strachan Sirachan Dec 15 Dec 16 Dec 26 Dec 30 Jan 1 Jan 9 Helsingborg SWEDEN Am Alliance RTtUnited Stales Lightning t American Export Am Legacy RTtUnited Slates Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Stag Hound t American Export Export Patriot t American Export Hohenstein Strachan Hohenstein Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Dec 15 Dec 16 Dec 26 Dec 30 Jan 1 Jan 9 Malmo SWEDEN Am Alliance RTtUnited States Lightning t American Export Am Legacy RTtUnited States Am Aquarius RTt United States Stag Hound t American Export Export Patriot tAmerican Export HohensteinDec 15 Strachan Dec 16 HohensteinDec 26 Hohenstein Dec 30 Strachan Jan 1 Strachan Jan 9 Odense DENMARK Am Alliance RTt Lightning t Am Legacy RTt Am Aquarius RTt Stag Hound t Export Patriot t United States American Export United States United States American Export American Export Hohenstein Strachan Hohenstein Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Dec 15 Dec 16 Dec 26 Dec 30 Jan 1 Jan 9 Stockholm SWEDEN Lightning tAmerican Export Stag Hound t American Export Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Strachan Sirachan Dec 16 Jan 1 Jan 9 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Belem TocantinsL Figueiredo Beunos Aires ARGENTINA Rio De JaneiroI varan Rio CalingastaArgentine Rio Los Sauces Argentine Rio MarapaArgentine Manaus BRAZIL TocantinsL Figueiredo Montevideo URUGUAY Rio De JaneiroIvaran East Coast AgenciesDec 17 Southern ShippingDec 15 StrachanDec 16 Strachan Dec 25 Strachan Jan 12 East Coast AgenciesDec 17 Southern Shipping Dec 15 Paranagua BRAZIL Lloyd PhiladelphiaLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Zeus Netumar Southeastern Maritime Lloyd New York Lloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Mormaclynx MooreMcCormack Strachan JunoLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Dec 23 Dec 28 Jan 2 Jan 9 Jan 13 Porto Alegre BRAZIL Paul SchroderLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL Paul Schroder Lloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Rio De JaneiroIvaran Southern Shipping Lloyd Philadelphia Lloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Zeus Netumar Southeastern Maritime Lloyd New York Lloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency MormaclynxMooreMcCormack Strachan Juno Lloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS Agency Dee Dee 15 Dec S3 Dec 88 Jan S Jan 8 Jan 13 PPassenger fFully Containerized LLash LBLandbridge 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamihip Lin Steamihip Lin Agency Arrivai Dato Agency Arrivai Paie Ship Salvador BRAZIL Jalamoti Scindia Lloyd PhiladelphiaLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS AgencyDee 83 Jalarajan Scindia Rio De JaneiroIvaran Southern ShippingDec 15 Smith A KellyJan 7 Smith A KellyJan 11 Santos BRAZIL Lloyd PhiladelphiaLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS AgencyDec 83 ZeusNetumar Southeastern MaritimeDec 88 Lloyd New YorkLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS AgencyJan 8 MormaclynxMooreMcCormack StrachanJan 9 JunoLloyd Brasileiro Roberts SS AgencyJan 13 SOUTH AMERICANORTH COAST Barranquilla COLOMBIA Rio Saldana Grancolombiana Smith A KellyDec 19 Cartagena COLOMBIA Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith A KellyDec 19 La Guaira VENEZUELA Ciudad De BarquisimetoVenezuelan Smith A KeUyDec 18 Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad De BarquisimetoVenezuelan Smith A KellyDec 18 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Ciudad De Barquisimeto Venezuelan Smith A Kelly Dec 18 Santa Marta COLOMBIA Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith A KeUyDec 19 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Buenaventura COLOMBIA Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith A KeUyDec 19 Port Kelang MALAYSIA PerseusBlue Sea StrachanDec 16 SudanBlue Sea StrachanJan 10 Singapore SINGAPORE PerseusBlue Sea Strachan Dec 16 Sudan Blue Sea Strachan Jan 10 UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Belfast Am Alliance RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTtUnited Stales Hohenstein Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 30 Slag Hound t American Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 9 Dublin Am Alliance RTt United States Hohenstein Dec IS Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTtUnited States HohensteinDec 26 Am Aquarius RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Jan 9 Felixstowe ENGLAND Am Alliance RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning t American Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTt United Slates Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound t American Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Jan 9 Guayaquil ECUADOR Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith k KellyDec 19 Manta ECUADOR Rio SaldanaGrancolombiana Smith k KellyDec 19 SOUTH ASIA Bombay INDIA Vishva MayaJS C 1 Smith ft KeUyDec 15 Vishva Pray asS C 1 Smith ft KeUyJan 8 JalamoiiScindia jk Smith ft KeUyJan 7 JalarajanScindia Smith ft KeUyJan 11 Calcutta INDIA Vishva Maya S C I Smith ft KeUy Dec 15 HeUenic Pride HeUenic Stevens Dec 28 Vishva Prayas S C I Smith ft KeUy Jan 2 Jalamoti Scindia Smith ft KeUy Jan 7 Jalarajan Scindia Smith k Kelly Jan 11 Glasgow SCOTLAND Am Alliance RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTtUnited Slates Hohenstein Dec 30 Slag Hound tIMiAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 9 Greenock SCOTLAND Am Alliance RTtUnited Slates Hohenstein Dec 15 Am Legacy RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 30 Liverpool Am Alliance RTtUnited States HohensteinDec 15 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Am Legacy RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 26 Am Aquarius RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American ExportStrachan Jan 9 Chittagong PAKISTAN Hellenic PrideHellenic StevensDec 28 Djakarta INDONESIA PerseusBlue Sea StrachanDec 16 SudanBlue Sea StrachanJan 10 Karachi PAKISTAN Hellenic PrideHellenic StevensDec 28 London ENGLAND Am Alliance RTtUnited States Hohenstein Dec 15 Lightning tAmerican Export Strachan Dec 16 Troll Park Open Bulk Carriers Strachan Dec 20 Am Legacy RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 26 Atlantic Forest l Regent J R Shipping Dec 26 Bilderdyk L V 18 Combi Southeastern Maritime Dec 27 Am Aquarius RTt United States Hohenstein Dec 30 Stag Hound tAmerican Export Strachan Jan 1 Export Patriot t American Export Strachan Jan 9 Arctic TrollOpen Bulk Carriers StrachanJan 10 Madras INDIA Vishva MayaS C I Vishva PrayasIS C 1 Sheemess Smith k KellyDec 15 Atlantic Forest LRegent J R Shipping Dec 26 Smith fc KellyJan 2 Bilderdyk L V 18 Combi Southeastern Maritime Dec 27 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31408 310 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 ATLANTA GEORGIA 30329 2250 N Druid Hills Rd NE 404 6332485 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 1746 East Adams Street P 0 Box 1504 9043538201 SERVING Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina AGENTS FOR Alcoa Steamship Co American Export Isbrandtsen Line Combi Line Farrell Lines Florida Motorships Corp Indian Towing Co Maritime Co of the Philippines Motorships Inc Netumar Lines Saguenay Shipping Ltd Sidarma 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UNITED STATES CUSTOM SERVICE U S Customhouse Savannah 1 East Bay Street Telephone 912 2324321 DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF CUSTOMS Mrs Marion Faircloth Baker Ext 256 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Inspection and Control Charles P SimonExt 264 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Classification and Value Gilbert Donaldson Ext 265 CUSTOMS PORT DIRECTOR BRUNSWICK James W Royal Jr912 2651955 CUSTOMS PORT DIRECTOR ATLANTA N H Medford Jr 404 5265956 UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE 2324321 Ext 368 24 Hour Answering Service2323246 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE J Henry Pruitt2324321 UNITED STATES COAST GUARD PORT OF SAVANNAH 200 EAST BRYAN STREET Telephone 912 2324321 CAPTAIN OF THE PORT Ext 353 MARINE INSPECTION Ext 348 DOCUMENTATION OFFICE Ext 347 SEARCH AND RESCUE 912 2320705 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SAVANNAH FIELD OFFICE DIRECTOR James W Mclntire 2324321 Ext 204 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston 2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M Sayler 912 2342266 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler 912 2342266 GERMANY Frank K Peeples 912 2348265 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero 912 3550586 NETHERLANDS John B Hohenstein 912 2342621 NORWAY Peter Norboge 912 2346671 SWEDEN Peter Norboge 912 2346671 VENEZUELA Jose Luiz Perez9122341005 NOTE WHERE NO BRUNSWICK LISTING IS SHOWN USE SAVANNAH NUMBER FOR BRUNSWICK SERVICE Georgia Anchor Age PO Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 What makes Savannah such a peach of a port BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA f For one thing United States Lines has greatly expanded its Savannah service and now offers weekly sailings to and from the Far East calling at West Coast ports Hawaii and Guam plus six sailings to Europe every month plus direct service from Europe every other week For another thing Savannah is in Georgia the Peach State so its strategically located for yearround good weather and for economical minibridge service inland to and from the South and Southwest And another thing United States Lines facilities at Savannahs new multimillion dollar Garden City Container Terminal can move full and LTL containers in and out at maximum speed We now have our own fullystaffed offices in Savannah Atlanta and Houston with additional branches to be opened soon in other major population centers throughout the South Its all part of our expanding TriContinent Container Service a 15000 mile thruway to three continents that provides regularlyscheduled dependability for shippers between Europe Intercoastal United States Hawaii Guam and the Far East For full details on our frequent sailings in and out of the port of Savannah call your nearest United States Lines office United States Linesll One Broadway New York NY 10004 Phone 212 3445800 126 W Bay St Savannah Ga 31402 Phone 912 2341833 We go further to serve you better