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SAVANNAH P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
ATLANTA 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
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SMITH KELLY COMPANY
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JME 5 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 1964
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publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia e AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
5prgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick Jocks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean als Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State fAugusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus tocks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Wonderful Year 63
Things From Cedar Springs
j Personalities and Progress
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Bulk Business
JTours and Brochures
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DNSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE rectory of Port Services
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
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NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
Ring out the old ring in the New
Among the many activities that take place in closing out one year and bringing in another is the simple but necessary task of getting rid of outofdate calendars
Also closely related is the matter of transfering important names telephone numbers and the like from last years appointment book into the one youll be carrying in your shirt pocket during the next 12 months
As I flipped casually through my tattered 1963 date book the other night while relaxing by the fire I couldnt help but think back over those months that seemed to have rolled by so quickly yet produced so many new friends and accomplishments
Our Georgia Ports Authoritys calendar was also filled with important milestones On pages 4 and 5 youll find just a few of the GPA highlights of
That Wonderful Year 63
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Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus S M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Sohns Jr Savannah Attorney
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Holt Savannah Executive Director i Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations njiett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic i6ble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
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COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
KADETTS ON PARADE General Motors new line of 1964 foreign model Opel Kadetts are unloaded at GPAs Garden City terminal in Savannah for nationwide distribution by the Buick Motor Division
BERMUDA BOUND A look at MooreMcCormick Lines new SS BRAZIL and plans for its luxurious Easter cruise to Bermuda which will originate in Savannah in April
B Ws BRUNSWICK BONANZA The story of Babcock and Wilcox Companys Boiler Division and their increased export tonnage through the port of Brunswick
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Recipe for a New Years cover picture Take one small boy germinate with an idea add one large brush mix with a gallon of paint bring together with a large plain wall and let nature take its course No matter how you express it we at the Georgia Ports wish you all a Happy New Year
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GEORGIA PORTS Authority
SAVANNAH P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
ATLANTA 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
SERVING SINCE 1870
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STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
SMITH KELLY COMPANY
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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State k Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
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That Wonderful Year 63 4
Great Things From Cedar Springs 6
Ports Personalities and Progress 11
Europes Economic Miracles 12
Better Bulk Business 14
GPAs Tours and Brochures 16
Regular Departments
Photo of the Month 10
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes and Humor 18
Famous Georgia Firsts 18
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 19
Directory of Port Services 23
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E
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Export Award
Ring out the old ring in the New Among the many activities that take place in closing out one year and bringing in another is the simple but necessary task of getting rid of outofdate calendars
Also closely related is the matter of transfering important names telephone numbers and the like from last years appointment book into the one youll be carrying in your shirt pocket during the next 12 months
As I flipped casually through my tattered 1963 date book the other night while relaxing by the fire I couldnt help but think back over those months that seemed to have rolled by so quickly yet produced so many new friends and accomplishments
Our Georgia Ports Authoritys calendar was also filled with important milestones On pages 4 and 5 youll find just a few of the GPA highlights of
That Wonderful Year 63
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A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
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J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
KADETTS ON PARADE General Motors new line of 1964 foreign model Opel Kadetts are unloaded at GPAs Garden City terminal in Savannah for nationwide distribution by the Buick Motor Division
BERMUDA BOUND A look at MooreMcCormick Lines new SS BRAZIL and plans for its luxurious Easter cruise to Bermuda which will originate in Savannah in April
B Ws BRUNSWICK BONANZA The story of Babcock and Wilcox Companys Boiler Division and their increased export tonnage through the port of Brunswick
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Recipe for a New Years cover picture Take one small boy germinate with an idea add one large brush mix with a gallon of paint bring together with a large plain wall and let nature take its course No matter how you express it we at the Georgia Ports wish you all a Happy New Year

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In addition to our sales offices in Atlanta Chicago and New York the Georgia Ports Authority in 1963 opened a fulltime sales office in Bonn Germany to develop additional tonnage through our Georgia ports and also to help promote the industrial potential of our slate
Lawrence W Magralh GPAs European Director is shown above silhouetted against the Eiffel Tower
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At Savannah a onemillion dollar warehouse renovation program was completed at the authoritys Garden City terminal As a direct result of this improvement effort approximately 90 per cent of the 225 million square feet of commercial and custom bonded warehouse space is now in operation or under lease

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June of 1963 Our Georgia Ports Authority was presented a Presidential E Award for Exports by Secretary of Commerce Luther H Hodges in special Washington ceremonies attended by transportation and shipping interests from throughout the nation

Plans and specifications for a new halfmillion dollar cold storage facility to be built by the Georgia Ports Authority at its Garden City terminal in Savannah were approved in 1963
modern refrigerated warehouse is expected open entire new markets for Georgia imports d exports Construction is to get underway early this year
nd berth and transit shed at Brunswick built 1st of oneandahalf million dollars was opened in the spring of 1963 and has resulted in substantial new tonnage for this modern GPA terminal
At Savannah the Authoritys 4 million dollar Ocean Terminal was completed and placed in full operation This facility with its unique Holes In the Roof design allows cargo to be unloaded directly from the ship through the roof of the terminal to the interior of the transit shed This moneysaving feature ha attracted the attention of bulk transportation interests throughout the nation
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In late October of 1962 more than 20000 stockholders nearly all of them Georgians of the Southern Land Timber Pulp Corp joined forces with the Great Northern Paper Company The Great Southern Land and Paper Company was born Things began to jump on the banks of the old Chattahoochee River
The new facility not only boasts of the worlds largest paper machine brown stock washers and pulp refiners ever built for a paper mill but is the first mill in the country to employ a process computer system to guide its entire operation
The Company produced its first paper linerboard at the Cedar Springs plant on September 30 1963 The first over
seas shipment approximately 883 tons was loaded on board the American Miller at the Garden City terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority on November 11 1963
At the presenttime the Cedar Springs plant employs about 350 persons and is turning out 700 tons of linerboard per day This capacity is expected soon to be increased to twelve to fourteen hundred tons per day
Great Southern Land and Paper Company now owns or has under lease 150000 acres of timberland in Georgia Alabama and Florida Under its present production about 1000 cords of wood are used daily
Total investments in land facilities and machinery by Great Southern is approximately 57 million dollars
The Great Southern Land and Paper Company located on the banks of the Chattahoochee River is surrounded by the giant Georgia green pine forest which will supply over 1000 cords of pulpwood a day to the States newest
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Top officials of Great Southern pose with the first roll of linerboard manufactured at the Cedar Springs plant Left to right John Steedley Vice Pres Engineering Ed L Cowan Executive Vice Pres John Neely Chairman of the Board Peter Paine President Leslie Kewer Vice Pres Comptroller and Bruce
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ducinfl a strip of linerboard up to 260 inches in width the largest in the industry at 2001 feet per minute
The linerboard manufactured under the trade name Independence will be sold domestically by Great Northern Board Sales Corporation New York City International sales will be handled by Great Northern Paper Company Export Department New York
J D Holt executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority on the left and E L Cowan executive vice president of Great Southern Land and Paper Company discuss loading of Great Southerns first overseas shipment
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WINNER
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YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
Mr L Monster of the Netherlands is this months winner with his beautifully composed photograph of a swan No technical information was included but the print quality was excellent
This marks our first overseas winner We are sending along to Mr Monster his five dollar award which amounts to about 18 Guilders at the current rate of exchange
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
Only blackandwhite photographs 3 x 4 inches
or larger will be eli igible Photos must be related to
subjectofthemor ith as indicated for the following
issue
Unfortunately ph otographs can not be returned
unless accompanied by a selfaddressed postage paid envelope
Deadline for Entries Will Be the First of Each Month
MAIL YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH TODAY
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The first of two major steel shipments to Puerto Rico was loaded aboard the Alcoa Explorer in December at the Georgia Ports Authoritys terminals at Brunswick This is the first vessel of the Alcoa Steamship Company to call at the Brunswick port
The cargo consisted of 326 tons of main structural steel manufactured by the Babcock and Wilcox PENDLETON Companys Boiler Division Brunswick Works This partial shipment is destined for the Puerto Rico Water Resources Authoritys San Juan Station where it will become part of a two million dollar fourteenstory high boiler
Walker N Pendleton Jr President of Pendleton Shipping Company Atlanta who serves as agent for Alcoa Steamship Company Inc expressed his pleasure at the development of the Brunswick movement
I am well aware of the Georgia Ports Authoritys progressive efforts toward developing Georgias port facilities said Pendleton and under the dynamic leadership of Governor Carl Sanders I am sure this progress will continue
German Forwarder i f Visits GPA Facilities
Arend Hegeler Jr a member of the vli international freight contractors and
forwarders firm of A Hegeler Company Bremen Germany was a recent visitor to the Georgia Ports Authority jp facilities at Savannah
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sales and operation personnel for several days was high in his praise of the Georgia ports and expressed hopes for increased trade between his country and the United States
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In early December the Traffic Club of Atlanta elected new officers for 1964 The Club consists of 500 transportation executives of ports all carriers equipment manufacturers and shippers in the Atlanta area The Clubs function is not only social but educational as well
Standing left to right David Clark Traffic World and TDM First Vice President Fred Hodgson LN retired Voting Official Charles Kraus Southern Classification Committee Secretary and Treasurer and Henry Benkert U S Rubber Co Second Vice President
Seated left to right Robert Brace Dance Freight Lines ExOfficio Roy McWaters I C Railroad President and George Boulineau First President of the Atlanta Traffic Club 1921
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ECONOMIC
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LAURENCE W MAGRATH
GPA European Director
can be no greater tribute to the initiative and courage of the inhabitants of this great port
Everywhere in France one sees the burgeoning activity of her factories and business establishments Here too then there is an economic miracle If anything it has not been publicized as it deserves For his part this writer has high hopes that between French industry and Georgia industry a closer liaison than now exists can be established It can be done
Britains Leap Forward
On now to the United Kingdom Much has been said and written about the present exclusion of Britain from the European Common Market and the possible woeful influence on the national economy The facts are different
Instead of moaning over the adverse aspects of this situation British industry seems to have been spurred to unprecedented efforts to increase production and exports by improved customer service and sales techniques Vitality and optimism are evident everywhere as well as material prosperity and progress We can describe it as a genuine Leap forward
Current export figures are well up despite the lack of ECM participation The problems of certain depressed areas in the North whereas there are others with labor shortages and of slums to be cleared are undeniable but they will surely be solved in time Britain has
While we can testify to the German economic miracle as a recognized fact for which the reasons are wellknown it should not obscure what has been and is being accomplished in other countries of Europe
Our impressions of both the French and British economic miracles are here recorded while still vivid after initial short introductory visits to both countries and before we go further afield France and Britain each have accomplished miracles in keeping with their separate national temperaments
French Individualism
The Frenchman is an individualisteach wants to go his own way and will do so nothing will stand in that way if he can help it Therefore broadly viewed French postwar developments are rather the result of individual initiative as opposed to the planned economic approach
Yet the results are there for all to see despite the heavy burdens which la Grande Nation has faced including the crises in IndoChina and Algeria which themselves were enough to drain the lifeblood of a country which had suffered grievously in two world wars especially through loss of manpower the greatest riches of any nation
We give you example of French economic revivaland it is one that is appropriate for an organization like Georgia Ports Authority This writer was among the early group of American Army Officers to be assigned to the Port of Le Havre following its liberation in late summer of 1944
Fivesixths of the population had been evacuated the core of the city had been obliterated by air bombardment the port installations utterly destroyed by systematic German demolition hundreds of wrecks littered the harbor no crane was standing and no lock was intact
Today Le Havre is a rebuilt city with most modern port works with new industries and more being planned There
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Aerial view of Le Havre France and Port Autonome Du Havre
solved far more serious problems affecting her very existence
As one example of the industrial buildup we might perhaps mention the West London area between the metropolitan area and London Airport
Years ago it was a comparatively empty district Today jowl by jowl as it were there stands one great newly constructed factory after another somehow reminding one of the similarity with American industrial zones
In setting down these fresh impressions we have ignored deliberately any statistics That is the necessary and essential task of economists and bankers Along with the rather coldblooded and perhaps ostensibly colorless aspects of commerce there is the warmer factor of the human beings who conduct the worlds affairs
It is this pulse we are privileged to feel as we go about our Mission to Europe It is stimulating and exciting and creates in us a conviction that still in our time unbelievably we may live to see realized the dream which begins now to be no dreamthe United States of Europe
Organizations like the Georgia Ports Authority are playing a vital role in its fulfillment

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Sure Georgias deepwater port facilities and imkislrfm sites at Savannah 8fitf Brunswick are amppg 8 very best in the country tf you import bulk raw materials for procesir ufacturing and distribution Georgia has plenty to offer you The Georgia Ports Au thority owns over 80 acres of prime industrial plant sites
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Utilizing a new conveyor which is capable of handling 225 tons per hour the Ilmenite ore was soon dispatched from the GPAs Garden City
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Strachan Shipping was the Stevedore and the Vessels Agent
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A new briefing room located on the 2nd floor of the administration building at the Garden City terminal has just been completed Below Ralph Caldwell GPA Purchasing Agent welcomes the Savannah Association of Purchasing Agents to the terminal and prepares them for a color film presentation which is now a part of all GPA conducted tours
An important part of the GPA public relations and at the recent Georgia Exposition of Commerce ncfi I showing the facilities and operations of all five oi ou
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Conducted tours of our Georgia Ports Authority facilities are now being scheduled on a regular basis Show Savannah a class of elementary school children and the Savannah Association of Purchasing Agents
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The promotion and advertising of the Georgia Ports Authoritys 30 million dollar investment in property and facilities is a never ending task Theres a note to this effect tacked to the bulletin board in our public relations department under Things to Do
Like any large business or corporate operation the GPA utilizes the facilities of a professional advertising agency in our case it is the Atlanta office of DArcy Advertising Company Working handinhand with our administrative offices ads are prepared and placed in various magazines and publications on a yearround basis
A similar program is conducted overseas through the efforts of TroostDArcy Advertising in Dsseldorf and our GPA European Director Lawrence Magrath
Requests for tours of our Georgia port facilities have increased sharply in recent years They come from kindergarten classes business and professional organizations as well as from visiting dignitaries and foreign trade groups
As part of the GPA public relations program a new briefing room has been constructed at the Garden City terminal in Savannah to permit audiovisual presentations to large groups
This new program consists of color slides and movies of the Savannah facilities and the GPA operations at Brunswick Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus A conducted tour of the Garden City terminal is also included t
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schedule regular tours of our GPA facilities for school and civic groups from throughout the state
The Printed Word
Although advertisements and tours stimulate interest the person or firm that is seeking detailed information on our Georgia Ports Authority must have the facts in printed form
Here is where the Georgia Anchorage and our GPA brochures help to build a better understanding of our Georgia ports and the important part they play in the economy of our entire state and trade area
These brochures and monthly copies of the Anchorage deal with every aspect of our port operation and provide a source of authoritative information on everything from un
loading facilities to choice industrial sites
From Cotton Seeds to River Mud
A brief look at the activities of our GPA public relations program would not be complete without the mention of the little things that count
Requests that reach our office are not always routine A small girl in Ohio recently wrote and asked if we might send her some raw Georgia cotton with seeds attached for one of her study courses Two days later a youngster studying Georgia history requested a bottle of Savannah River mud for a lab exhibit
And so it goes like the note on the wall says theres things to do so guess wed better get busy
laiionsjand promotion program is this attractive 30foot exhibit booth which is shown on display nere rncfy Industry held in Atlanta Incorporated into this display is an audiovisual presentation 1 five pf our Georgia ports
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206 East Bay Street Savannah Georgia
Steamship Agents Stevedores TWX 9123542719 Telephone AD45358
Nothing Covers The South Like Dixie Dew
Diamond Manufacturing Company
Cranes Tugboats Barges Dredges and Dredging Wharf Construction
OCEAN TERMINAL SAVANNAH Phone AD 62451
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FAMOUS GEORGIA FIRSTS
raids Portfolio of jokes aW humor
A woman angrily jumped out of of her car after a collision with another car
Why dont you people ever watch where youre driving she shouted wildly Youre the fourth car Ive hit today
It would be a lot easier to quit smoking if theyd prove cigarettes have calories
A young prepschool lad is still trying to decipher the following letter from his current girl friend
Dear John I hope youre not still angry I want to explain that I was really joking when I told you I didnt mean what I said about reconsidering my decision not to change my mind Please believe I really mean this Love Grace
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I never saw a purple cow Of tears my eyes are full I never saw a purple cow And Im a purple bull
Sm Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
GEORGIA
PORTS
Authority
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
J D HOLT Exec Director BOX 1039 SAVANNAH GA
The first state agricultural experiment farm and station was established at
Savannah in 1735
Other Georgia Firsts
The largest State Farmers Market of its kind in the world is located near Atlanta

Georgia leads the nation in the production of these agricultural products Peanuts pecans pimiento peppers velvet beans lima beans for fresh market and lupine for seed

Georgia was the first state to organize an agricultural department in 1874

Georgia was the first colony to cultivate grapes in 1735

Georgia was the first to diversify crops receiving first prize at the St
Louis World Exposition
SAVANNAH
PILOTS
ASSOCIATION
228 EAST BAY PO BOX 1266
Phone AD 60226
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING COMPANY
Steamship Agents Forwarding Agents Stevedores
REALTY BUILDING 24 DRAYTON STREET SAVANNAH GEORGIA
TWX9123544119 Phone AD 48886
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Compiled by SAVANNAH DISTRICT AUTHORITY savannahOga76831402
PORT OF SAVANNAH
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JANUARY 1 1964
SS MAYO LYKES a recent maiden voyage visitor to the Port is the 21st new ship in the Lykes 500 million fleet replacement program According to Strachan Shipping Company local Lykes agent the new vessel is capable of a speed of 195 knots
Ship
Steamship LineAgency Sailing Dale
EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
African Mercury RTFarrell StevensJan 3
Mormacmail Robin StrachanJan 9
African Sun RT Farrell StevensJan 15
MormacrioRobin StrachanJan 23
African Meteor RTFarrell StevensJan 29
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensFeb 12
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
African Mercury RT Mormacmail Farrell Robin Stevens Strachan Jan 3 Jan 9
African Sun RT Farrell Stevens Jan 15
Mormacrio Robin Strachan
African Meteor RT Farrell Stevens Jan 29
African Neptune RT Farrell Stevens Feb 12
WEST AFRICA
African Mercury RTFarrell i StevensJan 3
African Sun RTFarrell If StevensJan 15
African Meteor RTFarrell StevensJan 29
African Neptune RT Farrell StevensFeb 12
Kingston JAMAICA
Cornelia B IIIKersten
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Doris RRoyal Netherlands
HohensteinJan 8
StrachanJan 9
StrachanJan 24
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886
MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831
SEATRAIN LINES INC Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 163 31402 Tel ADams 23171
SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803
STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829
TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
Denote Vi Transshipment RDenotes Rester Space
PortauPrince HAITI
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 9
Doris RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 24
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Cornelia B IIIKersten HohensteinJan 8
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 8
MormaclandMooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 20
Maron RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Jan 21
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Cornelia B III Poseidon R Doris R Kersten Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 24
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Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Poseidon R Doris R Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan Strachan Jan 9 1 Jan 24
Amapala HONDURAS
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 9
Doris R Royal Netherlands StrachanJan 24
Champerico GUATEMALA
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands StrachanJan 9
Doris R Royal Netherlands StrachanJan 24
TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
JANUARY 1964
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Ship
Steamship Line
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
Harpeijell Mamenic
Corinto NICARAGUA
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Harpefjell Mamenic
Doris R Royal Netherlands
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Doris R Royal Netherlands
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
HarpeijellMamenic
Doris R Royal Netherlands
La Union EL SALVADOR
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Doris RRoyal Netherlands
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Doris R Royal Netherlands
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
HarpefjellMamenic
Doris R Royal Netherlands
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Doris RRoyal Netherlands
San Juan Del Sur NICARAGUA
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands
Doris R Royal Netherlands
Agency Sailing Date
DixieJan 17
Ship
Steamship Line
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Jan 9 Jan 17 Jan 24
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 9 Jan 24
Dixie Strachan
Jan 17 Jan 24
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 9 Jan 24
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 9 Jan 24
Jan 9 Jan 17 Jan 24
Jan 9 Jan 24
Jan 9 Jan 24
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Alexandria EGYPT
Hellenic Pioneer RTP
Joseph Lykes P
Exporter
Steel Voyager
Steel Designer
Hellenic Leader RTP
Hellenic
Lykes
American Export
Isthmian
Isthmian
Hellenic
Dixie
Strachan Strachan Strachan Strachan Dixie
Jan 7 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jan 18
Barcelona SPAIN
Arneb
Joseph Lykes P
Gedera R
Sulaphat
Teverya R
Jean Lykes P
Deneb
Holland So Atl Stevens
Lykes Zim Israel Strachan Southern Jan 9 Jan 13
Holland So Atl Stevens Jan 24
Zim Israel Southern Jan 29
Lykes Strachan Feb 1
Holland So All Stevens Feb 3
Beirut LEBANON
Joseph Lykes P
Exporter
Steel Voyager
Steel Designer
Lykes
American Export
Isthmian
Isthmian
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12
Cadiz SPAIN
Holland So Atl Stevens Jan 4
Lykes Strachan Jan 9
Holland Stevens Jan 24
Holland So AU Stevens Feb 3
Casablanca MOROCCO
Joseph Lykes P Lykes Strachan Jan 9
Jean Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 1
Derince ITALY Jean Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 1
Genoa ITALY
ArnebHolland So
Joseph Lykes PLykes
Gedera RZim Isra
Francesco Morosini RTP Sidarma StevensJan 14
Marjan JugolinijaSmith Kelly Jan 17
SulaphatHolland So
Teverya RZim Israel SouthernJan 29
Jean Lykes P Lykes StrachanFeb 1
Deneb Holland So Atl Stevens Feb 3
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma StevensFeb 11
20 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
AU Stevens Jan
Strachan Jan
Southern Jan
Stevens Jan
Smith Kelly Jan
Atl Stevens Jan
Southern Jan
Agency Sailing Dale
Iskenderum TURKEY
Joseph Lykes PLykes
Strachan
Jan 9
Haifa ISRAEL
Gedera RZim Israel
Teverya R Zim Israel
Southern
Southern
Jan 13 Jan 29
Leghorn ITALY
Marseilles FRANCE
Holland So AU Stevens Jan 4
Lykes Strachan Jan 9
Sidarma Stevens Jan 14
Holland So Atl Stevens Jan 24
Holland So AU Stevens Feb 3
Sidarma Stevens Feb il
Holland So AU Stevens Jan 4
Sidarma Stevens Jan 14
Sulaphat Holland So All
Deneb Holland So All
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma
Stevens Stevens Stevens
Jan 24 Feb 3 Feb 11
Naples ITALY
Joseph Lykes PLykes Strachan Jan 9
MarjanJugolinijaSmith KellyJan 17
Jean Lykes PLykes Strachan Feb 1
Piraeus GREECE
Gedera RZim Israel
Teverya RZim Israel
Jean Lykes PLykes
Southern
Southern
Strachan
Jan 13 Jan 29 Feb 1
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
MarjanJugolinija
Smith KellyJan 17
Savona ITALY
Francesco Morosini RTPSidarma
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma
Stevens
Stevens
Jan 14 Feb 11
Seville SPAIN
ArnebHolland So Atl
SulaphatHolland So All
DenebHolland So All
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Gedera RZim Israel
Teverya RZim Israel
Stevens
Stevens
Stevens
Jan 4 Jan 24 Feb 3
Southern Jan 13
SouthernJan 29
Trieste TRIESTE
Marjan
Tripoli LYBIA
Joseph Lykes P
Jean Lykes P
Tunis TUNISIA
Jean Lykes P
Valencia SPAIN
Arnebu
Sulaphat
Deneb
Venice ITALY
Marjan
JugolinijaSmith fc Kelly
Lykes Strachan
Lykes Strachan
Jan 17
Jan 9
Feb 1
Lykes Strachan Feb 1
Holland So AU Stevens 4
Holland So AU Stevens 24
Holland So AU Stevens Feb 3
JugolinijaSmith KellyJan 17
Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinJan 10
Loppersum RTPIndependent GulfSmith KellyJan 10
Niedersachsen TPOzeanStinnes StevensJan 28
Hilversum RTPJIndependent GulfSmith KellyJan 30
Groiedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinFeb 4
Hasselburg TPOzeanStinnes StevensFeb 11
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
American MillerU S Lines StrachanJan 5
American Packer U S Lines StrachanJan 9
LisoAmerican Star DixieJan 23
American VeteranU S LinesStrachanJan 23
American HarvesterU S Lines StrachanFeb 6
American ChiefU S LinesStrachanFeb 11
Antwerp BELGIUM
American Miller U S Lines StrachanJan 5
American ProducerU S LinesStrachan Jan 18
American VeteranU S LinesStrachanJan 23
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachanFeb 4
Space T Denotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Auckland NEW ZEALAND
City of Adelaide Amcan AustralianSmith KellyJan 29
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Cap RocaColumbus SouthernJan 5
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanJan 5
Northumberland Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Jan 6
Port Denison Amcan AustralianSmith KellyJan 13
Port Denison Port Associated StrachanJan 20
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer StrachanJan 21
Cap Vilano RColumbus SouthernJan 28
Port QuebecAmcan AustralianSmith Kelly Feb 2
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens Jan 8
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Bataan Maritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
City of AdelaideAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJan 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
NorthumberlandAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJan 6
Port QuebecAmcan AustralianSmith KellyFeb 2
Hong Kong HONG KONG
Oregon Maru RT K LineSmith KellyJan 4
Phil Bataan Maritime Co PhilippinesStevensJan 8
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith Kelly Feb 2
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJan 8
Keelung FORMOSA
Oregon Maru RTK LineSmith KellyJan
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith KellyFeb
Kobe JAPAN
Oregon Maru RT K Line Smith KellyJan
Settsu MaruN Y KStrachanJan
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith KellyFeb
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
City of AdelaideAmcan Australian
Smith KellyJan 29
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Bataan Maritime Co PhilippinesStevensJan 8
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Cap RocaColumbus Southern
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer Strachan
NorthumberlandAmcan AustralianSmith Kelly
Port Denison Amcan AustralianSmith Kelly
Port Denison Port AssociatedStrachan
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer Strachan
Cap Vilano R Columbus Southern Jan 28
Port QuebecAmcan AustralianSmith KellyFeb 2
Jan 5 Jan 5 Jan 6 Jan 13 Jan 20 Jan 21
Nagoya JAPAN Oregon Maru RT K Line Jn 4
Settsu Maru N Y K Strachan 7
Louisiana Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly Feb 2
Napier NEW ZEALAND City of Adelaide Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Jan 29
Osaka JAPAN
Oregon Maru RTK LineSmith KellyJan 4
Settsu Marui N Y K Strachan Jan 7
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith KellyFeb 2
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
Steel DesignerIsthmian StrachanJan 12
Khorramshahr IRAN
Steel Designer Isthmian StrachanJan 12
Aqaba JORDAN
Steel DesignerIsthmian StrachanJan 12
Djibouti ETHIOPIA
ExporterAmerican Export StrachanJan 10
Steel DesignerIsthmian StrachanJan 12
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic DixieJan 7
Hellenic Leader RTjPHellenic DixieJan 18
Massawa ERITREA
Steel DesignerIsthmian
Strachan Jan 12
Port Sudan SUDAN
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic
Steel DesignerIsthmian
Hellenic Leader RTPHellenic
Bergen NORWAY
Maltesholm PRSwedish American
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
DixieJan 7
StrachanJan 12
DixieJan 18
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 6 Jan 25
Copenhagen DENMARK
Maltesholm PRSwedish American
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 6 Jan 25
Gdynia POLAND
Maltesholm PRSwedish American
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 6 Jan 25
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
StrachanJan 25
Helsinki FINLAND
Maltesholm PRSwedish American
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
Strachan Strachan
Jan 6 Jan 25
Malmo SWEDEN
Maltesholm PRSwedish American
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
Strachan
Strachan
Jan 6 Jan 25
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Maltesholm PRSwedish American StrachanJan 6
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanJan 25
Oslo NORWAY
Maltesholm PRSwedish American StrachanJan 6
Vretaholm PR Swedish American StrachanJan 25
Stockholm SWEDEN
Maltesholm PR Swedish American Strachan Jan 6
Vretaholm PR Swedish American StrachanJan 25
Space TDenotes Tank Space PgDenotes Passenger
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Sydney AUSTRALIA Cap Roca Pioneer Reef Columbus American Pioneer Southern Jan Jan Jan Jan 5 5 6 13 20 21 28 2
Northumberland Amcan Australian Smith Sc Kplly
Port Denison Amcan Australian
Port Denison Port Associated Strachan
Pioneer Gem American Pioneer Strachan JanT
Cap Vilano R Port Quebec Columbus Amcan Australian Southern Smith Kelly Jan Feb

Wellington NEW ZEALAND
City of Adelaide Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Jan 29
Yokohama JAPAN
Oregon Maru RT 1 K Line Smith Kelly 4
Settsu Maru N Y K Strachan 7
Louisiana Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly Feb 2
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
LeHavre FRANCE
Maltesholm PRSwedish American StrachanJan 6
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinJan 10
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanJan 25
Groiedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 4
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Cap RocaColumbus SouthernJan 5
Pioneer ReefI American Pioneer StrachanJan 5
NorthumberlandAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJan 6
Pori DenisonAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJan 13
Port DenisonPort AssociatedStrachanJan 20
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer StrachanJan 21
Cap Vilano RColumbus Southern Jan 28
Port QuebecAmcan AustralianSmith KellyFeb 2
JANUARY 1964
Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Bow PlateColumbus HohensteinDec 30
Mormachawk MooreMcCormack StrachanJan 11
Rio ArazaArgentine State StrachanJan 13
Buenos Aires TP Mormacland Ivaran Southern Jan 14
MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 20
Montevideo TP Santos TP Ivaran Ivaran Southern Southern Jan 23 Feb 11
Montevideo URUGUAY
Bow Plate Columbus Hohenstein Dec 30
Mormachawk MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 11
Buenos Aires TP Mormacland Ivaran MooreMcCormack Southern Strachan Jan 14 Jan 20
Montevideo TP Santos TP Ivaran Ivaran Southern Southern m Jan 23 Feb 11
Niteroi BRAZIL
Buenos Aires TPIvaran SouthernJan 14
Montevideo TP Ivaran SouthernJan 23
Santos TPIvaran SouthernFeb 11
Paranagua BRAZIL
MormachawkMooreMcCormack StrachanJan 11
MormaclandMooreMcCormack StrachanJan 20
Porto Alegre BRAZIL
MormachawkMooreMcCormack StrachanJan 11
Rio de Janeiro Bow Plaie BRAZIL Columbus Hohenstein Dec 30
Mormachawk MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 11
Ivaran Southern Jan 14
MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 20
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern Jan 23
Santos TP Ivaran Southern Feb 11
Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL
MormachawkMooreMcCormack StrachanJan 11
Santos BRAZIL Bow Plate Columbus Hohenstein Dec 30
Mormachawk MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 11
Ivaran Southern Jan 14
MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 20
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern Jan 23
Santos TP Ivaran Southern Feb 11
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon R Royal Netherlands StrachanJan 8
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 21
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 8
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 21
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Guarico
A Vessel RT
Sinon R
Maron R
A Vessel RT A Vessel RT
Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly Jan 7
Alcoa Stevens Jan 8
Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 8
Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 21
Alcoa Stevens Jan 23
Alcoa Stevens Feb 10
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa
A Vessel RTAlcoa
A Vessel RTAlcoa
StevensJan 8
StevensJan 23
StevensFeb 10
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RTAlcoa
A Vessel RjT Alcoa
StevensJan 8
StrachanJan 8
Strachan Jan 21
StevensJan 23
StevensFeb 10
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly Jan 7
Alcoa Stevens Jan 8
Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 8
Maron R Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 21
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens Jan 23
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens Feb 10
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Callao PERU
Amazonas C P V
DixieJan 6
Guayaquil ECUADOR
Amazonas C P V
DixieJan 6
Matarani PERU
AmazonasIC P V
DixieJan 6
Bombay INDIA
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic
ExporterAmerica
Steel VoyagerIsthmian
Steel DesignerIsthmian
Hellenic Leader RTPHellenic
Dixie Strachan Jan 7 Jan 10
Strachan Jan 11
Strachan Jan 12
Dixie Jan 18
Ml
sOS 1 fr
Calcutta INDIA
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic Dixie
ExporterAmerican Export Strachan
Steel VoyagerIsthmian Strachan
Hellenic Leader RTPHellenic Dixie
Jan 7 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 18
Chaina PAKISTAN
ExporterAmerican Export
StrachanJan 10
Chittagong PAKISTAN
ExporterAmerican Export
StrachanJan 10
Karachi PAKISTAN Hellenic Pioneer RTP Exporter Hellenic American Export Dixie Strachan Jan Jan 7 10
Steel Voyager Isthmian Strachan Jan 11
Hellenic Leader RTP Hellenic Dixie Jan 18
Madras INDIA American Export Strachan Jan 10
Steel Voyager Isthmian Strachan Jan 11
Dublin IRELAND
American Producer U S Lines Strachan Jan 18
Glasgow SCOTLAND
Manchester Port Manchester Smith 8c Kelly Feb 9
American Producer U S Lines Strachan Jan 18

Liverpool ENGLAND American Producer U s Lines Strachan Jan 18
London ENGLAND American Miller U s Lines Strachan Jan 5
American Producer U s Lines Strachan Jan 18
Liso Dixie Jan 23
American Harvester u s Strachan Feb 6

Manchester ENGLAND
Manchester ShipperManchesterSmith 8c KellyJan 15
Manchester PortManchesterSmith KellyFeb 9
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GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah onjovs regular slearntliij ponici Lo lin I nitccl kingdom and European port ihc Muditelianean port South African South mojican ami the lar Lantern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah DirlriU Authority P O lox 7 Savannah hi
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street
TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W
105107 E Bay Street
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Consuls
BELGIUM Eugene K Meredith Consul H
BRAZIL Jack M Sayfer V consul H
COSTA RICA Eugene K Meredith Consular agent DENMARK Oscar M Hansen V consul H DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H FINLAND A G Van Schaick V consul Hj FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
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Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN
126 W Bay JlPlilllll JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building
GERMANY F A O Bahre Consul H
ITALY Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick V consul Hi NORWAY E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul Hi VENEZUELA Sr PrietaHopkins Consul iC
H Honorary C Career
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA 2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA State Docks Building 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone 2657588 Phone ELgin 57671
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SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS
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Editor BOB NOBLE
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Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Kadetts on Parade 4
Ports Personalities and Progress 8
Southeastern Shippers Convene at Savannah 11
Bermuda Bound 12
B Ws Brunswick Bonanza 16
Regular Departments
Photo of the Month 10
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes and Humor 18
Famous Georgia Firsts 18
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 19
Directory of Port Services 23
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
KANGAROO KARGO A look at the expanded shipping services linking Savannah to the ports of Australia
DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE A preview of the Georgia Ports Authoritys new wateroriented industrial sites brochure
BAGGING AT BAINBRIDGE The story of the growing fertilizer industry and the part GPAs Bainbridge terminal plays in southern agriculture
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
An ocean voyage to far away places Yep for many a kid this is his dream of a lifetime For some it has actually been a real life experience as they approached manhood and secured a summer job as cabin boy aboard an outbound freighter
But for most folks ocean travel did not really seem inviting until the recent era of modern luxury cruisers Today these sleek beauties of the high seas offer the ultimate in comfort and convenience at a price that can be worked into even the smallest budget
Before I really begin to sound like a travel agent instead of an industrial editor may I call your attention to the story on page 12 of this issue entitled BERMUDA BOUND
THE COYER
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Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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KADETTS
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The Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal at Savannah was recently chosen by General Motors Overseas and the Buick Division of General Motors as one of three U S East Coast ports of entry for its new line of 1964 model Opel Kadetts Newark and Baltimore also were designated
The small foreign cars and station wagons began arriving at the GPA Savannah terminal in December and distribution is still underway
In commenting on the selection of GPAs Garden City terminal for the new foreign car movement Authority Chairman Robert C Norman of Augusta said We are delighted that General Motors chose Savannah as one of its three U S ports of entry Indications are that 1964 will see an increase in the use of our
Georgia ports for the unloading and distribution of vehicles for this growing foreign car market
Produced by GMs Opel subsidiary at Bochum West Germany the new Kadett models will be sold by 400 carefully chosen dealers here in the United States Sales volumes forecasts for the Kadett range between 25000 and 28000 for 1964
The Kadett sedans and station wagons are powered by a 46 horsepower engine while the sports coupe is equipped with a 54 horsepower motor The engine of all Kadetts is front mounted with four speed synchronized floor mounted gearshifts
The Kadetts went on display last month in dealer showrooms across the nation
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FEBRUARY 1964
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PARADE REST
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Small foreign cars and station wagons arriving at the GPA Savannah terminal from General Motors subsidiary at Bochum West Germany
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SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES
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JAHAN OFFICIALS VISIT
The Jahan Trading Company Inc a reasonably new corporation headquartered in Atlanta Ga is opening a European office in Geneva Switzerland the latter part of this month The new office will be headed by Alton L Hawk SecretaryTreasurer of Jahan The company deals mainly with exports of all types of foodstuffs as well as other commodities
On a recent visit to the GPAs Savannah facilities Henry L McMahan President of Jahan stated he was very favorably impressed with the modern terminal facilities available in Georgia for handling of the heavy volume of tonnage presently on order
The formation of this new concern and their sales efforts will increase employment in Georgia as well as throughout the entire Southeast
PORTS
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Jahans SecretaryTreasurer ALTON L HAWK
GPA
SHIPPERS ELECT NEW OFFICERSJ A Jordan left of Birmingham Ala was elected general chairman of the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board at the groups annual meeting in Savannah George E Hardtla of Laurel Miss right was named vice general chairman James T Duncan of Tampa Fla was named
general secretary
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
RAMBLERS KEEP ROLLING ALONGOne of the continuing large shipments of American Motors Ramblers is shown above at the GPAs Garden City Terminal This shipment being loaded aboard the Whakatane is bound for Australia others load at Savannah for various ports of the world

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WINNER
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YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
This months winner titled A Basket for Wearing is one of those fleeting shots you never seem prepared for
Mrs Mulvey sent no technical data with her prize winner
CONTEST RULES
Only blackandwhite photographs 3 x 4 inches or larger will be eligible Photos must be related to subjectofthemonth as indicated for the following issue
Unfortunately photographs can not be returned
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
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Southeast Shippers in Savannah
HIS HONOR GREETS THE SHIPPERSSavannah Mayor Malcolm Maclean welcomes members of the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board with a warm grin and southern hospitality Left to right E P Miller Chairman Association of American Railroads Car Service Division Mayor Maclean Bates B Bowers Chairman Advisory Board and W F Henning District
Manager Association of American Railroads Car Service Division
The 41st annual meeting of the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board convened in Savannah last month for a two day session crammed with outstanding speakers panel discussions and reports
The initial session was highlighted with an address by Robert B Conrad Commissioner Transportation and Communications Service General Services Administration and W L Thornton Vice President and Chiek Officer of the Florida East Coast Railway
Thornton told the group of the restoration of near normal freight service on the strike bound Florida East Coast Railway through the hiring of new employees and the observance of new operating rules
During the meet the group approved the formation of a committee to present their views of such problems
as adequacy of railroad freight car ownership car utilization distribution and rules and practices to the ICC
Bates B Bowers traffic manager of the Savannah Sugar Refinery Corp and chairman of the Advisory Board said the committee will also be asked to tell the ICC whether shippers favored having ICC rules and regulations govern the railroads in these matters
The speaker at the final session of the meeting was Curtis D Buford of the American Assn of Railroads who predicted that 1964 freight car orders may double last years 50000
He said the increase will result largely from liberalized tax depreciation allowances for rail equipment and the 1962 Congressional investment tax credit bill
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SS BRAZIL PRIDE OF THE MOOREMcCORMACK LINES
Spring Cruise T From GPA Safifo
The Georgia Ports Authoritys Ocean Terminal at Savannah will be the origination point for a fiveday Spring cruise to Bermuda aboard the luxury liner the SS BRAZIL pride of the MooreMcCormack Lines
Joe D Oliver Vice President Citizens and Southern National Bank Travel Department Atlanta has announced the SS BRAZIL will depart from Savannah at 400 PM Friday April 17th and will arrive back in Savannah the following Wednesday morning
We are happy indeed to announce plans for this Easter Cruise from the GPAs Savannah facilities declared Oliver The added convenience of leaving from a Georgia port will add greatly to the attractiveness of the trip
The SS BRAZIL will dock at Front Street in the main shopping area of
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
FUN IN THE SUN The midAtlantic resort of Bermuda is a yearround vacationland of sunning and bathing More than a dozen miles of pink sandy beaches stretching along its famed South Shore its gentle lagoons guarantee complete relaxation And no matter where you look there are coral barriers to insure safe bathing in protected coves that you may stake out as
On the island in the background can be seen the rums of an old Castle the name of the Islandappropriately enough Castle Island
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downtown Hamilton Bermuda While on the island passengers will enjoy the 1 beauty of springtime with the legendary array of lilies in bloom optional shore Il W excursions and shopping at the exquisite
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ming two pools deck sports a theater H I and a variety of entertainment All accommodations are first class with air 4 conditioning and private baths
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ly special significance for the skipper of
the SS BRAZIL Captain Arthur Pierce I is originally from the Hostess City
Available through all authorized h f 4 Travel Agents round trip fares begin at 15000 per person in a double room and include transportation stateroom meals and entertainment
FEBRUARY 1964
UNDERGROUND SIGHTSEEING IN BERMUDA Among the natural wonders of the resort island of Bermuda are the underground caves where limestone and water have formed tremendous stalactites and stalagmites in a shapes and sizes There are at least a dozen caves like this scattered beneath the surface of the 21 square mile island Two of them are open to visitors Both have excellent lighting and footpaths
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Luxury accommodations on SS BRAZIL for dining dancing or just plain relaxing Every stateroom is attractively appointed Beds are fullsize and deeply comfortable Each stateroom has its owhprivate bathroom spacious closets and builtin music Shiptoshore phone service is at your fingertips Theres individually controlled draftfree airconditioning for your added comfort Full length mirrors are strategically placed for your convenience Attentive around
theclock service is at your command V
DELIGHTFUL Barn dance night is one of many gay informal events which help to make funfilled cruises
The luxury liner BRAZIL of MooreMcCormack Lines has recently undergone extensive expansion at the Key Highway Yard of the Bethlehem Steel Companys Shipbuilding Division Sixtythree additional staterooms were added to the sleek white ship and public rooms were altered to accommodate the additional passengers
Although the new staterooms are principally in the lower price range they are roomy and comfortable with ample closet space They follow out the basic style and decor of the ship as well as maintain a high standard for function and service As with the rest of the Argentina and Brazil these new spaces are all airconditioned and all the passenger rooms are outside
A novel addition is the Observation Cafe a room atop the wheelhouse which should add exciting new areas to shipboard life By day its twelve picture windows offer a seaview verandah opening up the wide ex
Dinner with the Captain
A DISTINGUISHED WAY OF TRAVEL
REFRESHING A dip in one of the two salt water pools is always re freshing
panse of ocean and sky giving a crows nest view of the islands of ports of fjords
By night these same windows must be sealed so that light does not leak forward and interfere with navigation Twelve decorated lightproof screens were designed to change the atmosphere to an intimate night club or boite A hideaway bar makes one look for the chanteuse or pianist quietly entertaining in the wee hours of the morning On the BRAZIL these twelve screens are decorated with constellations of Astrology the twelve signs of the Zodiac accented with wall decorations of brilliantly colored ceramics hung on leatherlike material The ceiling is dark but pin pointed with light The entire aspect of this cafe is subtly reminiscent of the heavens sealed from view but close at hand
These and other features such as a new bar in the deck cafe balcony expand the space for fun at sea

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Leisurely 5day vacation cruise to Bermuda aboard the SS Brasil pride of the MooreMcCormack fleet The ship is completely air conditioned and the ultimate in vacation luxury All accommodations are first class and all staterooms are outside each with private bath Roundtrip fares include transportation meals ship as hotel dancing and entertainment Cruise rates start as low as 150 per person two persons to a stateroom Book now for choice accommodations on this luxurious cruise to Bermuda from Savannah Georgia
Contact your Travel Agent or
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BRUNSWICK TO BANGKOK The first shipment through the Port of Brunswick was 325 tons of structural steel destined for a BW boiler in Thailand The new power plant at Bangkok Thailand has one BW Radiant Boiler on the line another under erection
The Babcock Wilcox Company is the worlds leading producer of steam generating equipment and a major supplier of other capital goods Founded in 1867 the company supplied the boilers for Americas first central stations in 1881 and 1882 and has been intimately associated with the electric power industry ever since
330 Million Dollars
A highly diversified company Babcock Wilcox had sales of more than 330 million dollars in 1962 Besides steam generating equipment its product line includes nuclear systems and components boiler cleaning systems meters and controls electronic equipment steel tubular products and refractories This wide range of products makes BW a supplier to almost every industry
Employing approximately 20000 people Babcock Wilcox has four operating and three service divisions three subsidiaries and manufacturing and research and development facilities sales offices and agents throughout the United States and in many parts of the world
Brunswick Community
BW joined the Brunswick industrial community in 1952 when its boiler division purchased the facilities of a former shipyard Some 110 acres of land a large fabrication shop and several small buildings were included The company immediately spent more than 1 million in renovating the 260000 square feet of floor space purchasing equipment providing job opportunities for local residents Within eight months 250 persons were employed and the shipment of the first finished products had been made to the Georgia Power Company
Today 515 persons are engaged in the fabrication of flues ducts casing structural steel and related components for steam generating equipment used by both domestic and foreign and
McDermott electric utility companies J J McDermott is the Plant Manager at the Brunswick facility
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In August 1959 BW inaugurated the opening of the new Georgia Ports Authoritys dock facilities at Brunswick by exporting 325 tons of boiler structural steel to Thailand More export shipments followed and by the end of the year more than 600 net tons were handled at the GPA docks During the next two years 1600 tons were shipped
5000 Ton Mark
Lately the companys export business has increased with a resulting increase of material being shipped from the local Brunswick Works During 1962 and 1963 BW water shipments exceeded the 5000 ton mark
In addition to outbound shipments BW receives a large volume of steel by barge from domestic producers
Thus from a modest beginning BW has boosted the local economy and has made significant contributions to the shipping interests of the state
Also located in Georgia is BW Refractories Division which has facilities at Augusta
The first of two major steel shipments to Puerto Rico was loaded aboard the Alcoa Explorer in December at the Georgia Ports Authority s terminals at Brunswick The cargo consisted of 326 tons of main structural steel manufactured the Babcock and Wilcox Companys Boiler Division Brunswick Works
Fast fortnightly cargo service
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Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations
Agents
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Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY
New YorkFUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC
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FEBRUARY 1964
FAMOUS GEORGIA FIRSTS
Qeralds Portfolio of jokes Cn humor
A golfer was having a bad day on the links Finally on the 13th hole he flubbed a 2foot putt That did it He picked up the ball and threw it as far as he could broke two clubs and sat down on the grass a picture of total frustration
Ive got to give it up Ive got to give it up he said to his caddy
Give up golf asked the caddy
No answered the golfer the ministry
He He He
No household item ever is completely lost its just waiting until you forget what you wanted it for
He He He
Danny was wheeling his infant twins down the street when a woman stopped and gushed over them Are they twins she asked
Oh no said Danny Ive got two wives

Of the many remedies that wont cure a cold whiskey is by far the most popular
JU Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
GEORGIA
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Authority
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
J D HOLT Exec Director BOX 1039 SAVANNAH GA
On March 2 1912 the Girl Scouts of America was formed in Savannah Georgia by Juliette Gordon Low This is the Juliette Low Birthplace in downtown Savannah now a national Girl Scout shrine
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PORT OF SAVANNAH
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Ship
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Agency Sailing Date
EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
Robin GrayRobin SlrachanFeb 6
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensFeb 12
African Comet RTFarrell StevensFeb 25
Mormacpenn Robin SlrachanFeb 20
Robin GoodfellowRobin SlrachanMarch 5
African Dawn RTiFarrell StevensMarch 11
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
Robin Gray Robin Strachan Feb 6
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensFeb 12
Mormacpenn Robin Strachan Feb 20
African Comet RT Farrell StevensFeb 26
Robin GoodfellowRobin StrachanMarch 5
African Dawn RTFarrell StevensMarch 11
Tamatave MADAGASCAR
Robin Gray Robin StrachanFeb 6
WEST AFRICA
African Neptune RT
Kingston JAMAICA
Attis R
Charis R
Farrell Farrell Farrell Ste Ste Ste vens vens vens Feb 12 Feb 26 March 11

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Strachan Feb 6
Royal Netherlands 1 Slrachan Feb 21
Large Consignment of Opel Kadett Automobiles being unloaded from Germany at the Georgia Ports Authority Garden City Terminals
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886
MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831
SEATRAIN LINES INC Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 163 31402 Tel ADams 23171
SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803
STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 B 31402 Tel ADams 48829
TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
PortauPrince HAITI
Attis R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
Charis RiRoyal Netherlands SlrachanFeb 21
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Sinon R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 5
Medon R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 19
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Attis R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
Charis R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 21
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Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Attis R Charis R Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan Slrachan Feb 6 Feb 21
Amapala HONDURAS Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 6
Charis R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Feb 21
Champerico GUATEMALA SIM ini Rovai Netherlands Strachan Feb 6
Charis R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Feb 21
Corinto Attis B NICARAGUA Strachan Feb 6
Mamenic Dixie Feb 16
Charis R Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 21
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Ship
Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date
Ship
Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
BreimMamenic Dixie Feb 16
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Attis RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Feb 6
Charis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 21
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Attis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
BreimMamenic DixieFeb 16
Charis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 21
La Union EL SALVADOR
Attis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
Charis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 21
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Attis RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Feb 6
Charis RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Feb 21
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Allis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
BreirnMamenic DixieFeb 16
Charis R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 2l
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Attis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
Charis R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 21
San Juan Del Sur NICARAGUA
Allis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 6
Charis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 21
Istanbul TURKEY Yozgat Fell 20 1
Genclik Smith St KWly

Ismir TURKEY
Yozgat Thule Ship Agency Smith Kelly Feb 20
Lattakia SYRIA
Hellenic Beach Hellenic Dixie Feb 13
Leghorn ITALY
Mayo Lykes Lykes Strachan Feh 10
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma Stevens Feb 11
Sheliak Feh 19
Alkaid Holland So Atl 1
Allison Lykes P Lykes Strachan March i
Andrea Gritti RTP Sidarma Stevens March 12
Marseilles FRANCE
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma Stevens Feb 11
Sheliak Holland So Ail Stpvpn Fpb 19
Alkaid Holland So All Stevens 1
Andrea Gritti RTP Sidarma Stevens March 12
Naples ITALY
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Allison Lykes P Lykes Strachan March 1
Piraeus GREECE
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Teverya R Zim Israel Southern Feb 14
Deganya R Zim Israel Southern Feb 27
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
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Alexandria EGYPT Exchester American Export Strachan
Hellenic Destiny RTP Hellenic Laurel RTP Express Hellenic Hellenic American Export Dixie Dixie trachan Feb 9 Feb 19 March 4
Steel Survevor Isthmian Stranhan

Aliconte SPAIN
Sulaphal Holland So Atl Stevens Feh 1
Sheliak Holland So Atl Stevens Feh 19
Alkaid Holland So Atl Sioirone
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Barcelona SPAIN
Sulaphal Holland So Atl Stevens Feh 1
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Teverya R Zim Israel Southern Feh 14
Sheliak 1 Holland So Atl Stevens Feh 19
Deganya R Zim Israel Southern Fpb 97
Alkaid Holland So Atl terens March 1
Allison Lykes P Lykes Strachan March 1
Beirut LEBANON
Exchester American Export Strachan Feb 4
Hellenic Beach Hellenic Dixie Fpb 1
Genclik Thule Ship Agency Smith St Kelly
Express American Export Strachan March 4
Steel Survevor Isthmian Strachan March 19

Casablanca MOROCCO
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Allison Lykes P Lykes Strachan March 1
Derince ITALY
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Genoa ITALY
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma Stevens Feb 11
Teverya R Zim Israel Southern Fab 14
Sheliak Holland So Atl Stevens Fpb 19
Deganya R Zim Israel Southern Fpb 97
Alkaid Holland So All Stevens
Allison Lykes P Lykes Strachan
Andrea Gritti RTP Sidarma Stevens March 12
Haifa ISRAEL
Teverya R Zim Israel Southern Feb 14
Deganya R Zim Israel Southern Fpb 97

Iskenderum TURKEY
Yozgat Thule Ship AgencySmith KellyFeb 20
Genclik Thule Ship AgencySmith KellyMarch 1
2Q Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Savona ITALY
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma Stevens Feb 11
Andrea Gritti RTP Sidarma Stevens March 12
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Teverya RZim Israel SouthernFeb 14
DeganyaZim Israel SouthernFeb 27

Tripoli LYBIA Mayo Lykes P Allison Lykes P Lykes Lykes Strachan Strachan Feb 10 March 1
Tunis TUNISIA Mayo Lykes Lykes Strachan Feb 10
Valencia SPAIN
SulaphalHolland So AilStevensFeb 1
Sheliak Holland So AllStevensFeb 19
Alkaid Holland So Atl Stevens March 1
Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
Niedersachsen TP OzeanStinnes Stevens Feb 3
Hilversum RTP Independent Gulf Smith Kelly Feb 4
Groledyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 6
Hasselburg TP OzeanStinnes Stevens Feb 18
Schauenburg TP OzeanStinnes Stevens Feb 26
Loppersum RTP Independent Gulf Smith Kelly March 2
Monsun TP OzeanStinnes Stevens March 3
Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein March 6
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachan Feb 9
American ChiefU S LinesStrachan Feb 11
HarpefjellAmerican Star DixieFeb 24
American PackerU S Lines StrachanFeb 29
American ProducerU S Lines StrachanMarch 13
Antwerp BELGIUM
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachanJeb 9
American Miller U S LinesStrachanFeb 25
American PackerU S LinesStrachanFeb 29
American Producer U S LinesStrachanMarch 13
LeHavre FRANCE
Vretaholm PRSwedish American Strachan Feb 5
Groledyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinFeb 6
Vasholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 27
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinMarch 6
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Cap Vilano RT Columbus Southern Feb 4
Montreal Star Amcan Australian Smith h Kelly Feb n
Cap Norte RT Columbus Southern Feb 19
Wharanui Port Associated Strachan Feb 23
City of Canberra Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 3
Pioneer Star American Pioneer Strachan 6
A Vessel Amcan Australian Smith Kelly IT
City of Ottawa Port Associated Strachan March 23
TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Ship
Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date
Ship
Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date
Auckland NEW ZEALAND
Whangaroa RAmcan AustralianSmith KellyFeb 29
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Cap Vilano RT Columbus Southern Feb 4
Montreal Star Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Feb 13
Cap Norte RT Columbus Southern Feb 19
Wharanui Port Associated Strachan Feb 23
City of Canberra Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 3
Pioneer Star American Pioneer Strachan March
A Vessel Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 13
City of Ottawa Port Associated Strachan March 23
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens Feb 2
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Cof Philippines Stevens March 4
Yokohama JAPAN
Saga MaruN Y KStrachanFeb 4
Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine SouthernFeb 13
Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine SouthernFeb 24
Colorado Maru RTK LineSmith KellyMarch 4
Saitama Maru N Y KStrachanMarch 8
Damman SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic BeachHellenic DixieFeb 13
Khorramshahr IRAN
Hellenic BeachHellenic DixieFeb 13
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens Feb 2
Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Feb 13
Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Feb 24
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Philippines Stevens March 4
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens Feb 2
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Philippines Stevens March 4
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
Whangaroa R Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Feb 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
City of Canberra Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 3
Hong Kong HONG KONG
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens Feb 2
Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Feb 13
Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Feb 24
Colorado Maru RT K Line Smith Kellv March 4
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Philippines Stevens March 4
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens Feb 2
Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Feb 13
United Philinninp Southern Feb 24
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Philippines Stevens March 4
Keelung
K Line Smith Kelly March 4

Kobe JAPAN
N Y K Strachan Feb 4
Southern Feb 13
Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Feb 24
K Line Smith Kelly March 4
N Y K Strachan March 8

Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
Whangaroa R Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Feb 29
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens Feb 2
PhilT Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Feb 13
Phil Pre Osmena United Philinnine Southern Feb 24
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Philippines Stevens March 4
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Cap Vilano RT Columbus Southern Feb 4
Montreal Star Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Feb 13
Cap Norte RT Columbus Southern Feb 19
Wharanui Port Associated Strachan Feb 23
City of Canberra Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 3
Pioneer Star American Pioneer Strachan March 6
A Vessel Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 13
City of Ottawa Port Associated Strachan March 23

Nagoya JAPAN
Saga Maru N Y K Strachan Feb 4
Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Feb 13
Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Feb 24
Colorado Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly March 4
Saitama Maru N Y K Strachan March 8

Osaka JAPAN
Saga Maru N Y K Strachan Feb 4
Colorado Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly March 4
Saitama Maru N Y K Strachan March 8
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Cap Vilano RT Columbus Southern Feb 4
Montreal Star Amcan Australian Smith Kelly Feb 13
Cap Norte RT Columbus Southern Feb 19
City of Canberra Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 3
Pioneer Star American Pioneer Strachan March 6
A Vessel Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 13
City of Ottawa Port Associated Strachan March 23
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
Whangaroa RAmcan AustralianSmith KellyFeb 29
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Kuwait KUWAIT
Hellenic BeachHellenic DixieFeb 13
Aden ADEN
Vishva Shanti RTS C ISmith KellyFeb 22
Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic BeachHellenic DixieFeb 13
Djibouti ETHIOPIA American Export Strachan Feb 4
American Export Strachan March 4

Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Dixie Feb 9
Hellenic Laurel RTP Hellenic Dixie Feb 19
Port Sudan SUDAN
Hellenic Dixie Feb 9
Hellenic Laurel RTP Hellenic Dixie Feb 19
Bergen NORWAY
Vrelaholm PR Swedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 27
Copenhagen DENMARK
Vrelaholm PR Swedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 27
Gdynia POLAND
Vrelaholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PR Swedish American StrachanFeb 27
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Vrelaholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 5
Helsinki FINLAND
Vrelaholm PR Swedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PRiSwedish American StrachanFeb 27
Malmo SWEDEN
Vrelaholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 27
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Vrelaholm PR Swedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PRSwedish American StrachanJeb 27
Oslo NORWAY
Vrelaholm PR Swedish American Strachan Feb 5
Vasholm PRSwedish American StrachanFeb 27
Stockholm SWEDEN
Vrelaholm PR Swedish American StrachanFeb 5
Vasholm PR v Swedish American StrachanFeb 27
Belem BRAZIL
ItajaiBrodin HohensteinFeb 9
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
ItajaiBrodin HohensteinFeb 9
Santos TPIvaran SouthernFeb 11
MormacdoveMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 17
MormacguUMooreMcCormack Strachan March 13
MormacisleMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 28
e TOenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Itajai BRAZIL
Itajai
Brodin
HohensteinFeb 9
Montevideo URUGUAY
ItajaiBrodin
Santos TPIvaran
MormacdoveMooreMcCormack
MormacisleMooreMcCormack
MormacgulfMooreMcCormack
HohensteinFeb 9
SouthernFeb 11
Strachan Feb 17
Strachan Feb 28
StrachanMarch 13
Niteroi BRAZIL
Santos TPIvaran
SouthernFeb 11
Paranagua BRAZIL
MormacdoveMooreMcCormack
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack
MormacgulfMooreMcCormack
StrachanJFeb 17
StrachanFeb 28
StrachanMarch 13
Porto Alegre BRAZIL
ItajaiBrodin
Hohenstein
Jeb 9
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
ItajaiBrodin HohensteinFeb 9
Santos TPIvaran Southern Feb 11
MormacdoveMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 17
MormacisleMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 28
MormacgulfMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 13
Santos BRAZIL
Itajai
Santos TP
Mormacdove
Mormacisle
Mormacgulf
Brodin
Ivaran
MooreMcCormack MooreMcCormack MooreMcCormack
Hohenstein
Southern
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Feb 9
Feb 11
Feb 17
Jeb 28 March 13
Sao Luiz BRAZIL
ItajaiBrodin
Hohenstein
Jeb 9
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanFeb 5
Medon R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 19
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 5
Medon R Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb 19
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Nueva Fsparia Medon R
A Vessel RT Alcoa
Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 5
Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly Feb 9
Alcoa Stevens Feb 10
Venezuelan Smith Kelly Jeb 18
Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 19
Alcoa Stevens Feb 24
Alcoa Stevens March 9
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensFeb 10
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensFeb 24
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensMarch 9
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa
A Vessel RT Alcoa
A Vessel RTAlcoa
StevensFeb 10
StevensFeb 24
StevensMarch 9
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Sinon R
Guarico P
A Vessel RT
Nueva Esparta
Medon R
A Vessel RT
A Vessel RTAlcoa
Callao PERU
ApurimacC P V
MantaroC P V
Guayaquil ECUADOR
ApurimacC P V
MantaroC P V
Matarani PERU
ApurimacC P V
Mantaro C P V
Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 5
Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly Feb 9
Alcoa Stevens Feb 10
Venezuelan i Smith 8c Kelly Feb 18
Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 19
Alcoa Stevens Feb 24
Alcoa Stevens March 9
DixieFeb 9
DixieFeb 10
DixieFeb 9
DixieFeb 10
DixieFeb 9
DixieFeb 10
Ship
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Agency Sailing Date
Bombay INDIA
Exchester American Export Strachan
Hellenic Destiny RTP Hellenic Dixie 0 i
Hellenic Laurel RTP Hellenic Dixie Feb 19
Vishva Shanti RT S C I Smith 8c Kelly Feb 22
Express American Export Strachan
Steel Surveyor Isthmian Strachan
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Calcutta INDIA
Exchester American Export Strachan
Hellenic Destiny RTP Hellenic Dixie Feb 9
Hellenic Laurel RTP Hellenic Dixie Feb 19 jjs Pa
Vishva Shanti RT S C I Smith 8c Kelly Feb 22 i
Express
American Export Strachan March 4
Steel SurveyorIsthmian StrachanMarch 12
Chaina PAKISTAN
ExchesterAmerican Export StrachanFeb 4
ExpressAmerican Export StrachanMarch 4
Chittagong PAKISTAN
ExchesterIAmerican Export StrachanFeb 4
ExpressAmerican Export StrachanMarch 4
Cochin INDIA
Vishva Shanti RTS C I
Smith 8c Kelly
Feb 22
Karachi PAKISTAN
Madras INDIA
ExchesterAmerican Export StrachanFeb 4
Vishva Shanti RTS C ISmith 8c Kelly Feb 22
ExpressAmerican Export StrachanMarch 4
Steel SurveyorIsthmian Strachan March 12
Glasgow SCOTLAND
Manchester Port TPManchesterSmith 8c KellyFeb 9
Liverpool ENGLAND
American MillerU S Lines
StrachanFeb 25
London ENGLAND
Manchester Port TPManchesterSmith 8c Kelly Feb 9
Manchester City TManchesterSmith 8c KellyJeb 15
Manchester Commerce TPManchesterSmith 8c KellyMarch 1
Manchester Shipper TManchesterSmith 8c KellyMarch 8
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Hellenic Dixie Feb 19 4
American Export Strachan March 4
Isthmian Strachan March 12
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Harpefjell American Star Dixie
American Miller U S Lines Strachan Feb 25
American Producer U S Lines Strachan March 13

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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC
206 E Bay Street
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street

SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State pocks Ocean Terminals
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street
TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC
206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street
ROBERTS MARTIN W
105107 E Bay Street
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Consuls
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building
BELGIUM Eugene K Meredith Consul H
BRAZIL Jack M Sayler V consul H
COSTA RICA Eugene K Meredith Consular agent DENMARK Oscar M Hansen V consul H DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H FINLAND A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
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GERMANY F A O Bahre Consul H
ITALY Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY E Storm Trosdai V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C
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SOUTHEF IN SHIPPI NG COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS
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Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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This pacesetting AreaVocatrorrafTechmcal School
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For information on Georgias vocational schools plus other advantages your business will enjoy in Georgia please write Jack Minter Director Georgia Department of Industry and Trade 100 State Capitol Building Atlanta Georgia
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DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE
KENNICKELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA
A VOL 5 NO 3 MARCH 1964 OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
LOOKING FOR BULK LIQUID
STORAGE FACILITIES
Deep water facilities for bulk liquids consisting of 1235OOO barrels of storage
Experienced personnel
No investment required
Can receive store and ship via ocean tankers barges rail and truck
Served by 5 railroads 50 truck lines 105 steamship lines
Gateway to the Southeast Midwest and the world
Then look no further We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business
PRESIDENT
SOUTHLAND TERMINALS
Division of
SOUTHLAND OIL CORPORATION
P O Box 7036 SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Phone Area Code 9122362447 TWX 912 3549000
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GEORGIA
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NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
VOLUME 5 NUMBER 3 MARCH 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
Its in the Bag Kiddo
Now theres a colloquial expression for ya Just five little words Could there possibly be any doubt as to what they mean
The Geo rgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Kangaroo Kargo 4
Ports Personalities and Progress 8
Vive Le Simca 11
H2O Chemical Formula for Profit 12
Export Expansion Conference Set for University of Ga 16
Down By the Riverside 20
Regular Departments
Photo of the Month Contest 10
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes and Humor 22
Famous Georgia Firsts 22
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 23
Directory of Port Services 27
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
Of course not everyone knows its slang for such gems as everythings jake dont give it a second thought nuttin to worry about and that ole standby you can bet on it
However on second thought I seem to remember my wife using those same five words in answer to several recent household inquiries Honey have you seen the babys diaper pin Now what did I do with that grocery receipt and Dear have you put my electric razor in the suitcase yet
Needless to say I guess some words and phrases can have more than one application for instance if youll turn to page 12 of this issue youll find Its in the Bag Kiddo
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
THE COVER
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James 1 Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMING NEXT MONTHS ISSUE
EUROPES U S TRADE CENTERS A personal glimpse of these show cases of American free enterprise as revealed by GPAs European Director Laurence W Magrath Coverage will include the Food Fair held this month at the London center and the interest created by the Georgia exhibit
BLUE BIRDS SEAGULLS The story of Georgiamade buses exported through the port of Savannah by the Blue Bird Sales Company of Fort Valley
THE PORCH LIGHT IS ON A preview of some of the important organizations that will soon be dropping in for a visit to our GPA facilities
GEORGIA
ANCHORAGE
Git along little doggies Mustering cattle at Jay Creek a government aboriginal welfare station near Alice Springs in the Northern Territory of Australia
The full story of the shipping industry that links the land down under with the ports of Georgia is found on the following page
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rales furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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ImportExport trade between the United States and these two countries has increased substantially in recent years Today the ports of Georgia A
offer regular weekly service to this vital world market
In addition to the three major Australian ports of Sydney Brisbane and Melbourne Savannah offers service to Adelaide Auckland Cairns 4
Australias great importexport trade has resulted in the growth of large coastal i
cities such as the Port of Melbourne as shown in this photograph Ships from
Savannah berth here regularly
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Fremantle and Port Kembla New Zealand service includes the ports of Dunedin Lyttelton Timaru and Wellington
The six States and two Territories comprising the Commonwealth of Australia are served through the port of Savannah by the vessels of five major shipping companies
These lines and their agents are American Australian Line Smith Kelly Company American Pioneer Line and Port Associated Line Strachan Shipping Company Columbus Line Southern Shipping Company and Atlanptrafik Line Stevens Shipping Company
1 Cargo at GPAs Garden City Terminal in Savannah is stenciled at Savannah i Boxing Plant located right at the terminal and then moved to open storage
area for loading aboard ship Vessels of five major shipping companies sail from
this terminal each week
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Wool loaded for export at north wharf Fremantle Western Australia
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When the new years wool sales begin in Australia thousands of bales of wool are on display to enable buyers from all over the world to appraise it before making their bids at the wool auctions
Kommodities By the Karload
Kangaroo Kargo moving through the Georgia Ports Authority terminals for Australia and New Zealand ranges all the way from cotton and synthetic textiles to farm tractors and heavy road building equipment Naval stores products by the carload such as rosin are also exported down under
On the receiving end of the picture the United States and other countries of the world import from the land of the koala teddy bear such items as wool frozen meats dairy products and metallic ores just to mention a few
The completion of the Georgia Ports Authoritys new 550000 cold storage warehouse at its Garden City Terminal in Savannah later this year will offer the opportunity for a substantial increase in new trade between the AustralianNew Zealand markets and the 13state midwest and southeast area of the United States which is economically served by the ports of Georg ia
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Butter during process of manufacture at a fk factory in Victoria Australia
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INTERNATIONAL RANKING DEPARTMENT
gour best contact in the Southeastern US
Trust Company of Georgias International Department is the oldest most experienced in the empire state of the South Its highlytrained staff provides a full range of international services geared to serve you efficiently and economically Backing the staff are the influence and ability of more than 300 officers and directors who serve officially with 551 business commercial and philanthropic organizations throughout the region And with six affiliates in Georgia and a network of correspondents blanketing the Southeast Trust Company International Service is as local as your own headquarters Contact the Trust Company now Atlanta 2 Georgia USA Cable address Trusco
and affiliates
The First National Bank Trust Company Augusta
The Fourth National Bank Columbus The First National Bank Trust Company Macon
Dekalb National Bank of Brookhaven
North Atlanta
The First National Bank Rome
The Liberty National Bank Trust Company Savannah
Total Resources over 450000000 Members FDIC
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Where Banking is a Pleasure
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SHIPPING
COMPMY
SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES
OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY KANSAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA
NEW YORK OFFICE
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de Give Honored By His Majesty the King
Henry L de Give Honorary Consul of Belgium Atlanta has been awarded the distinction of Chevalier de lOrdre de la Couronne Knight of the Order of the Crown in recognition of the
HENRY de GIVE
valuable services rendered to his country during his many years as Honorary Consul in the state capitol
The de Give family has represented the Kingdom of Belgium since 1863 when Mr de Gives grandfather Laurent de Give came to the United States from that country to serve as Consul for the southeast area
Upon his death in 1910 his son Henry L de Give succeeded him as Consul of Belgium and continued in that post until his death in 1948 The present Mr de Give succeeded his father as Acting Belgian Consul
Born in Atlanta de Give is a graduate of Princeton University and the Harvard Law School and also has attended the Sorbonne in Paris where he studied French Law and worked in the French Law Office of Coudert Brothers
A member of the state bars in Georgia and New York de Give is also a member of the American Georgia and Atlanta Bar Associations
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The Savannah District Army Engineers have announced that bids will be advertised this month on enlarging the Kings Island Turning Basin in the Savannah harbor near the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminal from 600 feet by 700 feet to 900 feet by
1000 feet
Work under the contract will include the removal and disposal of approximately 790000 cubic yards of material The Engineers estimate that dredging work will cost around 500000 and require approximately 120 calendar days to complete
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A bid opening for the project has been set for April 15th in the office of Col Paul W Ramee District Engineer in Savannah Bids will also be opened at the same time for improvements to the Savanah River below Augusta Georgia for the benefit of navigation
Approximately 2260 linear feet of pile dikes and 800 linear feet of bank revetment stabilizing the riverbanks with rock will be constructed at nine locations along the Savannah River between the two Georgia port cities
The upper river improvements are expected to cost 100000 and require 120 calendar days to complete
ajrow at top of photo is located just west Terminal on the Savannah River
Donaldson to Head Rail Association
J B Donaldson general superintendent of the Savannah State Docks Railroad Company a wholly owned subsidiary of the Georgia Ports Authority has been elected president of the Southern Association of Car Service Officers
Elected vice president and secretarytreasurer at the 40th annual meeting held recently in Birmingham Alabama were
H 0 McDonald of the Birmingham Southern and F I Umhau of the Southern Railway
Executive committee members for the year 1964 will be G L Watson Louisville Nashville S L Morton Chesapeake Ohio and R B Flowers Jr of the Norfolk Southern
The International Association of Car Service Officers will meet in New Orleans in May with Southern Association president Donaldson presiding over the opening meeting The association is primarily concerned with the rules and rates governing the handling of railroad equipment
New Service to Vera Cruz
Effective with the sailing of the MS KLOOSTERDYK on March 16 HollandAmerica Line will offer a new express service from the port of Savannah to Vera Cruz Mexico
This service will operate on a regular alternatemonth basis with a transit time between Savannah and Vera Cruz of only four days This is the third service HollandAmerica Line has established out of the port of Savannah during the last year
East and westbound service to Europe is also offered on a monthly schedule by HollandAmerica Local agent for the line is Hohenstein Shipping Company

The NATIONAL DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION recently presented GPAs director of operations James I Newsome Jr with a Tribute of Appreciation for meritorious achievement in the furtherance of the aims and objectives of the association and for valuable and noteworthy service in the promotion of transportation preparedness for national defense of the United States of America
The presentation was made by I Sewell Morris president of the National Defense Transportation Association
ANNOUNCING
ANEW
FREIGHT SERVICE
Monthly Sailings Directly From Savannah to
Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
General Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Realty Bldg 24 Drayton St
P O Box 2468 Savannah 2 Georgia Tel ADams 48886
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FAST RELIABLE SERVICE
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calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Bangkok Singapore
Loads Savannah State Docks
SMITH KELLY COMPANY AGENTS
Ocean Terminal Building Savannah ADams 23151
llRR STEAMSHIP COMPANY INC
GENERAL AGENTS
Clegg Bldg 51 Broad St New York 4 WHitehall 44450
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WINNER
JAMES A SIMPSON 5011 Montclair Ave Charlotte N C
YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
The stark contrast of two eras caught the eye of Mr Simpson for this winning shot of Patient Warriors
Technical data Kodak Tourist camera F8 l50th of a second
CONTEST RULES
Only blackandwhite photographs 3 x 4 inches or larger will be eligible Photos must be related to subjectofthemonth as indicated for the following issue
Unfortunately photographs can not be returned
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
AND REGULATIONS
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Deadline for Entries Will Be the First of Each Month
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228 EAST BAY I
P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA AD 28103
Night Phone AD 28105
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Vive Le Simca
Frenchmade Simca automobiles have joined the movement of foreign cars through the port of Savannah
The Georgia Ports Authority has signed a contract with the Chrysler Corporation for handling of their car imports through the GPAs Garden City Terminal in Savannah The first thirtyone autos were discharged recently at the port city
Chrysler Corporation is the second major auto manufacturer within the last sixty to ninety days to designate Savannah as a port of entry for its new foreign cars
Several months ago General Motors began importing their line of Opel Kadetts through Savannah Both manufacturers are now moving autos through the GPA facility on a regular scheduled basis
Indications are that additional movements may be forthcoming in the near future
The Parisbuilt autos which arrived this week will be distributed by Downing Motors in Atlanta through a network of Southeastern Simca dealers
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING COMPANY
Steamship Agents Forwarding Agents Stevedores
REALTY BUILDING 24 DRAYJON STREET SAVANNAH GEORGIA
TWX9123544119 Phone AD 48886
SEWELL ASSOCIATES Inc
ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS
13 YORK STREET EAST 9122321159
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC
206 East Bay Street Savannah Georgia
Steamship Agents Stevedores TWX 9123542719 Telephone AD45358
Nothing Covers The South Like Dixie Dew
MARCH 1964
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Bagging at Bainbridge
HoOA Chemical Formula for
The Georgia Ports Authoritys inland barge terminal at Bainbridge located on the Flint River some 108 miles from the Gulf of Mexico is currently serving as a point of distribution for large quantities of nitrate of soda and AmmoPhos manufactured by Olins Chemical Division These chemicals are distributed throughout Georgia South Carolina southeast Alabama and northwest Florida
A primary factor in the use of the GPA Bainbridge terminal by Olin is the storage and bagging facilities which are offered
Chemicals are off loaded from barges transported to adjacent storage areas bagged in Olin containers as per their specifications and then stored until transferred to truck and rail for distribution to agricultural interests throughout the southeastern area
To meet the growing demands of the chemical industry the Georgia Ports Authority will begin construction in the immediate future on a new two hundred thousand dollar warehouse and bagging facility to supplement its existing terminal facilities This latest GPA expansion is expected to be in operation later in 1964
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rk P rofits
i Industrial Growth
m The chemical industry as a user of large quantities of
bulk raw materials is undergoing a substantial reorganization
of its manufacture and distribution patterns
Within recent years a growing number of chemical firms
1 4 realizing the economic savings of water transportation for
K Li both raw materials and finished products have located new
plants and distribution facilities at the waters edge
j These new facilities are already pumping new life into the
communities located on these waterways and as additional production is increased the economic benefits will spread 4 forth into surrounding communities which are served by these I chemical industries
4 4 Forty Million Dollar Expansion
The growing importance of the chemical industry and its
use of water transportation is highlighted by a recent announcement that Olins Chemical Division will spend more than forty million dollars on new facilities and expansions to
make the corporation one of the countrys biggest producers of ammonia and high analysis fertilizers
Basis of the program is an ammonia plant to be built at Lake Charles Louisiana that will have a greater capacity than any reported ammonia plant in the United States
The corporation also will build a new urea plant at the Louisiana site a new high analysis fertilizer plant and a bulk ammonia storage terminal at its Blockson Works in Joliet Illinois and additional capacity and modernization at its Pasadena Texas high analysis fertilizer plant
Another part of the 40000000 program will be the construction and expansion of terminals warehouses and distribution facilities at various strategic points throughout the United States Plans call for an additional 215 ammonia stations 150 bulk warehouses 20 blending plants for mixed fertilizers and 100 solution stations
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BIG DECISINJohn O Logan corporate vice president and general manager of Olins Chemicals Division points to an artists conception of how the largest ammonia plant in the United States will fit into the corporations Lake Charles La plant site Its part of a 40000000 program designed to make Olin a leader in the manufacture of high analysis fertilizer much of which is now being bagged and distributed through the Georgia Ports Authoritys Bainbridge terminal on the
Flint River
BAGGING OF BULK FERTILIZER is shown in this interior view
26000 square foot commercial warehouse Construction on a
under way soon to supplement ihi
Water Transportation Increasing
As a result of constant growth and progress chemical producers petroleum plants and many other expanding industries are turning to Georgias inland ports Bainbridge Augusta and Columbus in an effort to better serve their customers and at the same time enjoy the benefits of lowcost water transportation
A recent survey shows that inland waterways have been influential in the rather rapid growth of these industries not only as a means of lowcost transportation of produce manufactured but also by providing a lowcost transportation of raw materials and fuel
Since handling shipping and storage costs can and do often make the difference between financial success or failure more and more industries are turning to barge movements in order to save transportation dollars
As a result of technical advancements in the barge industry itself waterways now carry nearly 10 of the nations domestic freight as compared with a little better than 3 after World War II
Indeed H2O is the Chemical formula for Increased Profits


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Barge Unloading at Bainbridge
Greenville
Athens
Atlanta
AUGUSTA 0rangeburg
Anniston
Macon
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Valdosta
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Basing point problems need basic solutions GPA Barge Terminals have the answer
Georgia Ports Authoritys modern and efficient inland barge terminals offer economical basing points for distribution of bulk tonnage to these prime marketing areas Complete loadingunloading handling bagging and distribution services are performed by trained and experienced personnel
The Georgia Ports Authoritys all inclusive package deal can help you enjoy greater competitive advantages and increased profits
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Mr J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority
PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Dear Mr Holt
Your all inclusive package deal sounds interesting What specifically does it offer and how will it benefit my company to begin using GPAs
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Reflecting sharply increased interest in world trade among Southern businessmen is recent announcement of Georgias first statewide conference devoted exclusively to the subject of expanding sales in international markets
Scheduled to be held on April 15 and 16 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education on the University of Georgia Campus in Athens the event will be cosponsored by the Georgia Ports Author
ity in cooperation with the Georgia Regional Export Expansion Councils of the U S Department of Commerce and others
Designed to be of special help to manufacturers and producers desiring to investigate overseas markets for their goods or to expand their existing sales the subject matter will also interest service industries in the field of world trade
Program Subjects
How to Sell in International Markets will be the subject discussed by William H Lukens Chairman of the Philadelphia Regional Export Expansion Council and export consultant of R M Hollingshead Corp with many years of practical experience in international marketing
The Challenge of Export will be the
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of Georgia
iort Expansion Conference
500 modeled after United Nations Boom
topic of E E Schnellbacher nationally recognized authority on world trade who is assistant director Bureau of International Commerce U S Department of Commerce Cushman May President Intercredit Agency New York City will discuss guaranteeing of export credits and Jack E Cay Jr Chairman of the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council will deal with the subject of marine insurance Jerome B Ney Vice President Savannah Boxing Plant will speak on Packing for Export
This conference program is designed to assist those manufacturers and producers who sell Georgia products abroad as well as to aid others who are working toward an export market for their goods and products
It is constructed around authoritative presentation intended to show how profits can be increased how potential productive capacity can be utilized and how new product lines can be developed by selling in the international market
MARCH 1964
Services and Success
Discussion of international banking services will be one of the highlights of the conference Participating in this part of the program will be Doug Smith Citizens and Southern National Bank Atlanta Dave Mills Trust Company of Georgia Atlanta and Emilio Mayer Banca Commerciale Italiano of New York City
A panel of distinguished Georgia businessmen who will report on their success in exporting include Peter Czarny Carson Chemical Co Savannah Robert Mundhenk West Point Foundry and Machine Co West Point and D W Brooks Cotton Producers Association Atlanta
Comments on international air cargo will be presented by Harold L Graham Jr Vice PresidentCargo Sales Pan American World Airways New York City U S Government services to exporters will also be cited as will mat
ters pertaining to ocean shipping and international freight forwarding
The Georgia Ports Authority which owns more than 30 million dollars in
GOVERNOR CARL E SANDERS
property and facilities at the ports of Savannah Brunswick Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus will present a
color slide presentation outlining their operation and services The narrator will be GPAs Director of Public Relations and Advertising Bob Noble
A Wealth of Information
In addition to the Regional Export Expansion Councils of the U S Department of Commerce and the Georgia Ports Authority other sponsors include the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade the Small Business Administration and the University of Georgia
Thomas S Morgan Chairman of the Atlanta Regional Export Expansion Council and moderator of the conference says the event will enable businessmen to obtain in a short time a wealth of information about exporting
By expanding their sales abroad he emphasizes they can help the national interest by reducing the present
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Morgan indicates the statewide conference is a natural outgrowth of regional sessions of the Georgia Governors Conference on Trade and Com
merce held in Atlanta in May 1961 and of the growing awareness of opportunities in international selling
Persons interested in the conference may request descriptive brochures and registration details from the Georgia Center for Continuing Education Uni
versity of Georgia Athens Georgia Field Offices of the U S Department of Commerce located at 125 Bull Street Savannah and at 75 Forsyth Street Atlanta or from the Georgia Ports Authority P 0 Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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If you do business in the Southeast look to CS for fast efficient help with overseas collections foreign exchange letters of credit With an International Department in Atlanta at the crossroads of the Southeast CS can give you maximum service at minimum cost via over 50 statewide offices and 700 Southeastern correspondent banks
INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT
THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
In Atlanta Marietta Broad Streets In Savannah 22 Bull Street
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COINMARK president Carson Demmond left and art director Tony Anthony right discuss brochure layouts with GPA director of public relations and advertising Bob Noble
The Georgia Ports Authority in cooperation with industrial development agencies in each of Georgias five port cities Savannah Brunswick Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus will soon have five separate prestige brochures highlighting the prime wateroriented sites available in each port
The four color 30page brochures are being designed by Consumer and Industrial Marketing Corporation of Atlanta and are expected to be off the presses shortly Under the joint project which is being coordinated by the GPA public relations and advertising department each community will receive a supply of its brochure for distribution through their own industrial development group An additional supply of brochures on each of the five ports will be maintained by the Georgia Ports Authority
Wholehearted Cooperation
Participating in the effort to attract new industry to our states wateroriented sites are The Savannah District Authority Savannah the Brunswick Port Development
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A recent fiveday flight aboard a Piper Commanche enabled COINMARK and GPA personnel to secure 100 per cent cooperation from all five of Georgias port cities in the development of a new series of wateroriented industrial site brochures one for each community Photography for the brochures will be under the supervision of COINMARK vice president Jerry Conrad who also made the 800mile aerial swing around the state
UPPER RIGHT GPA board member and Columbus attorney Howell Hollis center reviews industrial properly along the Chattahoochee River with Columbus Chamber of Commerce executives Tom Moore right and Temp S Davis Jr The new brochures will give detailed information on GPA sites as well as those of the industrial development agency in each community
Council Brunswick The Committee of 100 Augusta Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100 and Growth Inc Bainbridge and the Chamber of Commerce in Columbus Georgia
In addition to detailed information on various wateroriented sites in each community the new brochures will cover such topics as utilities transportation marketing patterns taxes labor and many other items vital to those seeking plant locations on navigable water both deepwater and inland waterway
Upon completion of all five brochures the Georgia Ports Authority will launch a nationwide advertising campaign in leading business publications supplemented by a direct mail effort to leading executives in wateroriented industries
The promotion and distribution of the brochures is planned for early this spring
Executive director of the Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce Hugh Davis seated studies a preliminary layout of the Flint River sites available at Georgias first inland barge community Similar brochures are being produced for Augusta Brunswick Columbus and Savannah
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
SMITH KELLY COMPANY
OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING PO Box 1639 Phone ADams 23151
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
MARCH 1964
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FAMOUS GEORGIA FIRSTS
raids Portfolio of jokes Qnd humor
Whats this fly doing in my soup inquired the gentleman who was getting more irritated by the minute
The waiter stood a moment peering in the soup bowl Looks like the back stroke to me

Yes mused the secretary psychiatry sure helped me A few months ago I was so timid 1 was afraid to answer the phone when it rang Now I answer it whether it rings or not

The panhandler walked up to the welldressed man on Superior Ave and asked Could you spare 5 for a poor unfortunate
Five dollars exclaimed the business man Isnt that a bit steep for a panhandler to ask for Well yes agreed the panhandler but I dont feel very well and Id like to get done work early today
Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE
FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
GEORGIA
PORTS
Authority
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
J D HOLT Exec Director BOX 1039 SAVANNAH GA
Stone Mountain about 16 miles east of Atlanta is one of the largest bodies of solid granite in the world A third of all monumental granite used in the nation is produced in Georgia Georgia is first in the production of marble of a quality recognized as the worlds finest
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P O BOX 768 SAVANNAH GA 31402
PORT OF SAVANNAH
Consoli luted Su LlLiiij Schedule
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
llmenite ore being discharged direct from the MV Las Minis into covered hopper cars by gantry cranes and conveyor at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Savannah facilities with Strachan Shipping Co agents for the shipment
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886
MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831
SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803
STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829
TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer

EAST AFRICA Mombasa Taera Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
Robin Sherwood Robin Strachan March 19
African Mercury RT Farrell Stevens March 25
Robin Locksley Robin Strachan April 2
African Sun RT Farrell Stevens April 8
African Meteor RT Farrell Stevens April 22
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London
Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
Kobtn Sherwood Robin Strachan March 19
African Mercury RT Farrell Stevens March 25
Robin Locksley Robin Strachan April 2
African Sun RT Farrell R Stevens April 8
African Meteor RT Farrell Stevens April 22
Tamatave MADAGASCAR
Robin Sherwood Robin Strachan March 19
WEST AFRICA
African Mercury RT s Farrell Stevens March 25
African Sun RT Farrell R Stevens April 8
African Meteor RTj Farrell Stevens April 22

Kingston JAMAICA
Helicon R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
PortauPrince HAITI
Helicon R Royal Netherlands
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan 1 April 30
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Triton R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Theron R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 1
Triton R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Ammon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 29
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Helicon R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands 1 Strachan April 30
Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Helicon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Amapala HONDURAS
Helicon R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Champerico GUATEMALA
Helicon R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Corinto NICARAGUA
Helicon R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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Ship

Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
Santa Elisa TRGrace
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Smith KellyMarch 31
Helicon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanMarch 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 17
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Helicon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanMarch 31
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
La Union EL SALVADOR
Helicon R Royal Netherlands StrachanMarch 21
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanMarch 31
Oberon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Helicon RRoyal
Wandsbek RRoyal
Oberon RRoyal
Poseidon R Royal
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
StrachanMarch 21
StrachanMarch 31
StrachanApril 17
StrachanApril 30
IICIIUUU Wandsbek R Koyai Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan March 21 March 31 April 17
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Helicon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 21
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 31
Oberon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Helicon R Royal Netherlands Strachan March 21 March 31
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 17
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Vera Cruz MEXICO Kloosterdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein March 20
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Steel Maker March 18 April 3
Executor American Export Strachan
Algiers ALGERIA Charlotte Lykes P Lykes Strachan April 7
Barcelona SPAIN Helen Lykes P Alkaid Lykes Holland So Atl Strachan Stevens March 20 March 21
Charlotte Lykes P Sulaphat Lykes Holland So Atl Strachan Stevens April 7 April 15
Beirut LEBANON Steel Maker Isthmian
Executor American Export Strachan April 3
Cadiz SPAIN Pan Zim Israel Southern April 9
Ceuta SPANISH MOROCCO Steel Scientist Isthmian Strachan April 9
Civitavecchia ITALY Helen Lykes P Lykes Strachan March 20
Genoa ITALY Alkaid Holland So Atl
Sibenik TR Jugolinija
Andrea Grilli RTP Sidarma
Deneb Marjan T Holland So Atl Jugolinija Stevens Smith Kelly March 27 April 6
nynes tr Lyices StrachanApril 7
Francisco Morosini RTP Sidarma StevensApril 14
MakedonijeJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 21
Helen Lykes P Lykes I Strachan March 20
SulaphatHolland So AllStevensApril 15
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma StevensMay 21
Haifa ISRAEL
PanH Zim Israel Southern
April 9
Leghorn ITALY
lkaid Holland So AtlStevensMarch 21
Andrea Gritti RTPSidarma StevensMarch 26
DenebHolland So AtlStevensMarch 27
Francisco Morosini RTP Sidarma StevensApril 14
Sulaphat Holland So Atl StevensApril 15
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma StevensMay 21
Lisbon PORTUGAL
PanZim Israel Southern
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Agency Sailing Date
Marseilles FRANCE
AlkaidHolland So AtlStevensMarch 21
Sibenik TR JugolinijaSmith KellyMarch 23
Andrea Gritti RTP Sidarma StevensMarch 26
DenebHolland So AtlStevensMarch 27
Marjan T Jugolinija Smith KellyApril 6
Francisco Morosini RTP Sidarma StevensApril 14
Sulaphat Holland So AtlStevensApril 15
Makedonije JugolinijaSmith KellyApril 21
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma StevensMay 21
Naples ITALY
Helen Lykes PLykes StrachanMarch 20
Sibenik TRJugolinijaSmith KellyMarch 23
Charlotte Lykes PLykes StrachanApril 7
Palermo ITALY
Makedonije JugolinijaSmith KellyApril 21
Piraeus GREECE
PanI Zim Israel SouthernApril 9
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
Sibenik TRJugolinija
Marjan TJugolinija
Charlotte Lykes PLykes
MakedonijeJugolinija
Savona ITALY
Smith KellyMarch 23
Smith KellyApril 6
StrachanApril 7
Smith KellyApril 21
Andrea Gritti RTPiSidarma Stevens March 26
Francisco Morosini RTPSidarma StevensAprii 14
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma StevensMay 21
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
PanZim Israel SouthernAprii 9
Trieste TRIESTE
Sibenik TRJugolinijaSmith KellyMarch 23
Marjan TJugolinijaSmith Kelly Aprii 6
Tripoli LIBYA
Charlotte Lykes P Lykes StrachanAprii 7
Valencia SPAIN
AlkaidHolland So AllStevensMarch 21
SulaphatHolland So AtlStevens April 15
Venice ITALY
Helen Lykes PLykes StrachanMarch 20
Sibenik TR JugolinijaSmith KellyMarch 23
Marjan TJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 6
Charlotte Lykes P Lykes StrachanApril 7
MakedonijerJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 21
Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
Congo TPOzeanStinnes StevensMarch 27
Hilversum RTPIndependent GulfSmith KellyMarch 31
Hasselburg TPOzeanStinnes StevensApril 26
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
American Producer U S LinesStrachanMarch 21
American Veteran U S LinesStrachanMarch 25
Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinApril 4
American ChiefU S Lines StrachanApril 5
American MillerU S LinesStrachanJLApril 16
American PackerU S LinesStrachanApril 26
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinMay 4
Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg My EvaAmerican Star
DixieMarch 30
Antwerp BELGIUM
American ProducerU S LinesStrachanMarch 21
American HarveslerjL U S LinesStrachanMarch 31
Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinApril 4
American ChiefU S LinesStrachanApril 5
American Miller S LinesStrachanApril 16
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinMay 4
Bordeaux FRANCE
HeronJ R
TarverMarch 29
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
PSk JfrdAmcan Australian Smith KellyMarch 20
Cajfpdnegal RTColumbus SouthernMarch 21
NottinghamPori AssociatedStrachanMarch 28
Pkpieer IsleAmerican Pioneer StrachanAprii 10
Rokhampton StarAmcan AustralianSmith KellyAprii 12
City of Winchester TAmcan AustralianSmith KellyAprii 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernAprii 26
Auckland NEW ZEALAND
AgjPeselAmcan Australian Smith Kelly March 29
WagWoankPort Associated StrachanMarch 30
fBrisbane AUSTRALIA
City of BedfordAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMarch 20
Cap Ortegal RTColumbus SouthernMarch 21
NottinghamPort Associated StrachanMarch 28
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Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer Sirachan
Rockhampton StarAmcan AustralianSmith Kelly
City of Winchester TAmcan AustralianSmith Kelly
Cap Roca RTColumbus Southern
April 10 April 12 April 23 April 26
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
jli J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
April 3
May 30
June 15
f Cairns AUSTRALIA
Cap Orlegal RTColumbus SouthernMarch 21
Gebut PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil RizalMaritime Co Philippines StevensApril 3
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernApril 7
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensMay 30
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJune 15
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensApril 3
PiLPres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernApril 7
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensMay 30
Pal J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJune 15
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
JjjiSsseliAmcan Australian Smith KellyMarch 29
Iptchbank Port Associated Sirachan March 30
FFremantle AUSTRALIA
Rockhampton StarAmcan Australian Smith Kelly April 12
Hong Kong HONG KONG
Fernside JHR Barber StrachanMarch 24
Oregon Maru RTK Line Smith KellyApril 2
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensApril 3
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern April 7
Phil Bataan Maritime Co Philippines Stevens May 30
Phil J A Santos Maritime Co Philippines Stevens June 15
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Rizal Maritime Co Philippines Stevens
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Phil Bataan Maritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil J A Santos Maritime Co PhilippinesStevens
April 3 April 7 May 30 June 15
Keelung FORMOSA Oregon Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly April 2
Kobe JAPAN
Oregon Maru RT K Line Smith Sc Kelly Anril 9
Shiga Maru N Y K Sirachan April 6
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern April 7
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
A Vessel Amcan Australian hlarch 29
Birchbank Pori Associated Strachan March 30
ofajila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
FernsideBarber Strachan March 24
Phil RizalMaritime Co Philippines StevensApril 3
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern April 7
Sfili Bataan Maritime Co PhilippinesStevensMay 30
jprhil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJune 15
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Cap Ortegal RT Columbus Southern March 21
NottinghamPori AssociatedStrachanMarch 28
jSioneer Isle American Pioneer Strachan April 10
Rockhampton Star Amcan Australian Smith Kelly April 12
City of Winchester TAmcan Australian Smith KellyApril 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernApril 26
Nagoya JAPAN
Oregon Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly April 2
phiga MaruN Y KStrachanApril 6
gNapier NEW ZEALAND
BirchbankPort AssociatedStrachanMarch 30
Newcastle AUSTRALIA
fcity of Bedford Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 20
Ifrftka JAPAN W j
fWgon Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly April 2
Bwnga MaruN Y K Sirachan April 6
Port Kembla AUSTRALIA
CjfY of BedfordAmcan Australian Smith KellyMarch 20
pfoneer Isle American Pioneer StrachanApril 10
Sydney AUSTRALIA
City of BedfordAmcan Australian Smith KellyMarch 20
Cap Ortegal RTColumbus SouthernMarch 21
Nottingham Port Associated Sirachan March 28
Proiieer Isle American Pioneer Strachan April 10
Rockhampton Star Amcan Australian Smith Kelly April 12
pfty of Winchester T Amcan Australian Smith Kelly April 23
Cap Roca RT Columbus Southern April 26
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
A VesselAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMarch 29
jUpirchbank Port AssociatedSirachanMarch 30
pWhyalla AUSTRALIA
City of Bedford Amcan Australian Smith Kelly March 20
Yokohama JAPAN
WIon Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly April 2
SMga Maru N Y KSirachan April 6
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernApril 7
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Bahrein
Uhenfels Hansa Hohenslein March 30
Basrah IRAQ
UhenfelsHansa HohensleinMarch 30
Beirut LEBANON
UhenfelsHansa HohensleinMarch 30
Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
UhenfelsHansa HohensleinMarch 30
Dubai
UhenfelsHansa HohensleinMarch 30
Khorramshahr IRAN
Uhenfels Hansa Hohenslein March 30
Kuwait KUWAIT
UhenfelsHansa g HohensleinMarch 30
Port Said
Uhenfels Hansa HohensleinMarch 30
Triopli LEBANON
UhenfelsHansa HohensleinMarch 30
Aden ADEN
State of Uttar Pradesh RT S C I Smith KellyMarch 22
JaladhirScindiaSmith Kelly March 28
Vishva Mangal RTS C ISmith KellyApril 21
Aqaba JORDAN
Steel AgeIsthmian SirachanMarch 19
Djibouti ETHIOPIA
ExecutorAmerican Export StrachanApril 3
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
State of Uttar Pradesh RT S C ISmith KellyMarch 22
Hellenic SailorHellenic DixieApril 4
Massawa ERITREA
Steel AgeIsthmian StrachanMarch 19
Port Sudan SUDAN
Hellenic SailorHellenic DixieApril 4
Bergen NORWAY
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanMarch 24
Copenhagen DENMARK
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanMarch 24
Gdynia POLAND
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen SirachanMarch 24
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanMarch 24
Helsinki FINLAND
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanMarch 24
Malmo SWEDEN
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen SirachanMarch 24
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen SirachanMarch 24
Oslo NORWAY
Texas PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanMarch 24
Stockholm SWEDEN
Texas PR Wilh Wilhelmsen StrachanMarch 24
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan March 17
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern March 30
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan March 30
Hornero Argentine State Strachan April 1
Ravensberg Columbus Southern April 5
Fortuna R Norton Smith Kelly April 6
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern April 13
Mormacpine MooreMcCormack Strachan April 13
Mormacdawn MooreMcCormack Sirachan April 24
Lia Brodin Hohenstein May 5
Montevideo URUGUAY
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Sirachan March 17
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern March 30
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan March 30
Hornero Argentine State Strachan April 1
Ravensberg Columbus Southern April 5
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern April 13
Mormacpine MooreMcCormack Sirachan April 13
Mormacdawn MooreMcCormack Strachan April 24
Lia Brodin Hohenstein May 5
Niteroi BRAZIL
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern March 30
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern April 13
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Steamship Line
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Dale
Paranagua BRAZIL
MormacgulfMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 17
MormaclandMooreMcCormack StrachanMarch 30
MormacpineMooreMcCormack StrachanApril 13
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack StrachaniApril 24
Porto Alegre BRAZIL
Loide BrasilLloyd Brasileiro StrachanMarch 21
Fortuna RNortonSmith KellyApril 6
Recife BRAZIL
Fortuna RNortonSmith Kelly April 6
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
Mormacgulf MooreMcConnack
Loide Brasil Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan
Loide Bolivia Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan March 27
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern March 30
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan March 30
Ravensberg Columbus
Fortuna R Norton Smith Kelly April 6
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern April 13
Mormacpine MooreMcCormack Strachan April 13
Mormacdawn MooreMcCormack Strachan April 24
Lia Brodin Hohenstein May 5
Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL
Loide Brasil Llovd Brasileiro Strachan

Salvador BRAZIL
Loide Brasil Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan
Loide Bolivia Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan March 27
Santos BRAZIL
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack 5jfrachan March
Loide Brasil Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan March
Loide Bolivia Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan March
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern March
Mormacland 1 MooreMcCormack Strachan March
Ravensberg Columbus Southern April
Fortuna R Norton Smith Se Kelly
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern April
Mormacpine MooreMcCormack Strachan Anvil
Mormacdawn MooreMcCormack Strachan April
Lia HM Brodin Hohenstein May
Victoria BRAZIL
Loide Brasil Lloyd Brasileiro StrachanMarch 21
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 18
Theron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 1
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 15
Ammon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan April 29
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 18
Theron R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 1
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 15
Ammon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Triton R Royal Netherlands StrachanMarch 18
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyMarch 24
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensMarch 25
Lars VikingViking Sgi DixieMarch 30
Theron R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 1
A VesselVenezuelanSmith KellyApril 7
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens April 10
Triton R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 15
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensApril 24
Ammon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensMarch 25
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensApril 10
A VesselAlcoa StevensApril 25
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Triton RSRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 18
A Vessel RTAlcoa 4 StevensMarch 25
Theron R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 1
A Vessel RT Alcoa StevensApril 10
Triton RuRoyal Netherlands Strachan April 15
A VesselAlcoa StevensApril 25
Ammon R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Lars VikingViking DixieMarch 30
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMarch 18
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyMarch 24
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensMarch 25
Lars Viking Viking DixieMarch 30
Theron R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 1
A VesselVenezuelanSmith KellyApril 7
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensApril 10
Triton R44Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 15
A Vessel RTAlcoa i StevensApril 24
Ammon R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
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Antofagasta CHILE Santa Elisa TR Grace Smith Kelly March 31
Buenaventura COLOMBIA Santa Elisa TR Grace Rio Patoza Ri0 Smith Kelly Stevens March 31 April 26
Callao PERU
cya C P V DixieMarch 29
Santa Elisa TR GraceSmith KellyMarch 31
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Rio Patoza Rio Stevens April 26
Cartagena COLOMBIA Rio Patoza Rio Stevens April 26
Guayaquil ECUADOR Ucayali Santa Elisa TR Rio Patoza C P V Grace Rio Dixie Smith Kelly Stevens March 29 March 31 April 26
Matarani PERU Ucayali C P V Dixie March 29
Valparaiso CHILE Santa Elisa TR Grace Smith Kelly March 31
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Bangkok THAILAND Fernside Barber Strachan March 24
Bombay INDIA
Steel MakerIsthmian StrachanMarch 18
State of Uttar Pradesh RT S C I aixcujiiait Smith Kelly waren ir March 22
Jaladhir Scindia
Executor Aprii 3 Aprii 4 Aprii 9 Aprii 21
Hellenic Sailor Hellenic niJ
Steel Scientist Isthmian Strachan
Vishva Mangal RT S C I Smith Kelly
Calcutta INDIA Steel Maker Isihmian March 18
State of Uttar Pradesh RT S C I Smith Kelly
Jaladhir Scindia Smifh Kelly
Executor American Export Strachan
Hellenic Sailor Hellenic Dixie
Steel Scientist Isthmian
Vishva Mangal RT S C I Smith Kelly Aprii 21
Cochin INDIA Steel Age Isthmian
State of Uttar Pradesh RT S C I Smith Kelly March 22
Jaladhir Scindia Smith Se Kelly
Executor American Export Strachan Aprii 1
Vishva Mangal RT S C I Smith Kelly Aprii 21
Karachi PAKISTAN Steel Maker Isthmian
Steel Age Isthmian Strachan
Executor American Export Strachan Aprii 3
Hellenic Sailor Hellenic Dixie Aprii 4
Steel Scientist Isihmian Strachan Aprii 9
Madras INDIA Steel Maker Isthmian
Stale of Uttar Pradesh RT Jaladhir S C I Scindia Smith Kelly Smith Se Kplly March 22
Executor American Export Strachan Aprii 3
Steel Scientist Aprii 9 Aprii 21
Vishva Mangal RT S C I Smith Kelly
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Avonmouth ENGLAND American Harvester U S Lines Strachan March 31
Dublin IRELAND
American HarvesterU S Lines StrachanMarch 31
Ellsmere ENGLAND
j5eronR TarverMarch 29 L
sPaJ R TarverApril 20
Glasgow SCOTLAND
Heron J R TarverMarch 29 V
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachanMarch 31
sPaJ R TarverApril 20
Liverpool ENGLAND
Heron J R TarverMarch 29 p
American HarvesterU S Lines StrachanMarch 31
sPaJ R TarverApril 20
London ENGLAND American Producer U S Lines Strachan 4arch 21
Heron J R
My Eva American Star Dixie Marh 30
American Harvester U S Lines Strachan March 31
American Miller U S Lines Strachan
Espa J R Tarver April 20
Manchester ENGLAND Manchester Progress Manchester Smith Kelly April 8
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P O Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC
206 E Bay Street
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street
TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC
206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street
ROBERTS MARTIN W
105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Consuls
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building
BELGIUM Eugene K Meredith Consul H
BRAZIL Jack M Sayler V consul H
COSTA RICA Eugene K Meredith Consular agent H DENMARK Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H FINLAND A G Van Schaick V consul H
FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY F A O Bahre Consul H
ITALY Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C
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2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES
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Then look no further We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection
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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 4 APRIL 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Europes U S Trade Centers 4
PortsPersonalities and Progress 8
World Trade Directory 11
Blue Birds and Sea Gulls 12
Extra Extra Bowater 16
Chicago World Trade Conference 18
Columbus Petrochemical Installation 20
Regular Departments
Photo of the Month Contest 10
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes and Humor 22
Famous Georgia Firsts 22
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 23
Directory of Port Services 27
E V GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
H X Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
The process of selecting titles for our AnchorAge articles has become somewhat of a game with each member of the PR Department participating
We thought we hit the nail on the head last month with Vive La Simca a short piece on Chryslers new French import
With a smug smile we sent this latest piece of prose to the printer it didnt clear the secretary
According to Webster she said its Vive Le so be it who are we to argue with Mr Webster and a beautiful secretary
You guessed it the first overseas mail brought the following from our good friend Larry Magrath GPAs European Director In the French language automobiles are all ladies and feminine gender is applicable The heading therefore should read Vive La Simca
Thanks Larry being not too well versed in linguistics and completely void on the genetic background of the Simca we stand corrected
VIVE LA DIFFERENCE
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
HERCULES AND THE GOLDEN ISLES Blending smokestacks and palm trees the Hercules Powder Company Inc has been a landmark in Brunswick Ga since 1910 Long an important factor in the economic growth of coastal Georgia Hercules is a leading shipper of imports and exports through the GPAs Brunswick facility
AN OLD SOUTHERN CUSTOM The story of the Guardians of the Ports The U S Customs Service Policing foreign trade collecting tariff duties and performing chemical and physical tests on all types of imported merchandise are just some of the many duties performed daily by the U S Customs
NATIONAL MARITIME DAY The Savannah first steam powered ship to cross the Atlantic sailed from Savannah Ga May 22 1819 Each year this date is observed as Maritime Day by Presidential proclamation Next month a salute to the shipping and transportation industries of our nation
THE COVER
This is a nighttime view of the display window of our U S Trade Center located in Frankfurt Germany The new Zuerich Haus is a landmark in the citys busiest commercial district
The complete story of our U S Trade Centers in Europe is found on the following pages
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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at Frankfurt and London the activities of which tie in so well with the GPA mission in Europe as we believe 4 ours does with theirs
During the last fiscal year there has
been progress in reducing the American balance of payments deficit This certainly has not been accomplished by wishful thinking and the biggest task lies ahead
It is due mainly to two factors the impact on U S business of the U S National Export Expansion Program
which has made for more exportconsciousness and the onthespot efforts overseas of the U S Trade Cena ters
Too little is known about these not j0 only in the U S A but also abroad It is our earnest hope that AnchorAge readers on both sides of the Atlantic will spread the word and be themselves spurred on to take initiatives for their own profit that may have been overlooked
y New markets are available but they must be sought out and developed it a is less a matter of advertising than it is of planning followed by personal contact and salesmanship
Outstanding Locations
The U S Trade Centers in both cities have outstanding locations
easily accessible and a credit to the 4 U S Government 57 St Jamess
Street in the heart of Londons West
End has a prestige position At Frankfurt the new Zuerich Haus is a landmark in a central spot at one of the citys busiest traffic intersections
Both Centers are essentially show facilities inside and outside The exhibit spaces are adequate and as easily adaptable to displaying hifi and stereophonic devices as to coinoperated washing machines or say a reproduction of an oldfashioned American saloon complete with bar rail upright tinny piano player and barmaid dressed in the mode of the day all in the interests of presenting Bourbon whiskey
The outside display windows are also show stoppers for pedestrians who pass by these Centers day in and day out by the thousands
Joint Operation
The Department of Commerce finances the Centers which are staffed by both the Commerce and State Departments Approximately every six weeks there are scheduled commodity shows
Participating American firms pay a fee ranging from 100 to 400 to finance the cost of promotion and advertising These fees we may say are trivial compared with the renting of floor space at some of the international trade fairs Show design and mounting of displays are executed at Government expense using professional exhibition contractors
In our opinion these centers offer at least as good if not better possi
bilities because of their specialized character attracting not casuals but European firms anxious to look over the field of American specified types of equipment or goods
Exhibits are widely publicized in advance through the press trade journals radio and direct mail Decisions to exhibit are based on market surveys and visitors normally confined to business people with occasional admission of the general public There is also close liaison with American Chambers of Commerce in Europe to mutual advantage
Person to Person Contact
Most American exhibitors send over their own representatives to attend scheduled events This adds flavor to the contact with Europeans since questions about production technical data or other can be answered then and there instead of hearsay or lengthy correspondence
Several times we have heard of Americans remarking that their participation was intended only as a feeler but actually produced firm orders In the intervals between exhibits American firms may arrange to display in the show windows and invite visitors facilities also exist for
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Interior display of Textile Export Association of the United Stales recently held at the U S Trade Center 57 St James Street in London
ABOVE Visitors to the recent American Food and Wine Exhibition at the London Trade Center included left to right Henry L McMahan President of Jahan Trading Co Inc of Atlanta Georgia Dr Paul J Findlen Asst Agricultural Attache David K E Bruce American Ambassador to London and Robert N Anderson Agricultural Attache BELOW Richard L Grosse Director Export Division of Stone Co Inc Savannah Georgia on the left confers with Georgia Ports Authoritys European Director Laurence W Magrath during food show in London
firm displays receptions and meetings
Americans are assisted to locate suitable sales representatives and conversely Europeans to establish contact with potential exporters This is not just theory because we have personally observed these procedures being implemented
As we write we have before us complete lists of all types of goods featured from time to time It is idle to tabulate them here suffice to consider a representative range of industrial equipment and wares sold in our biggest American department stores specialty shops and even supermarkets and of a nature that lends itself to exportthere you about have it
Spotlight on Georgia
Another Government branch the U S Department of Agriculture uses the facilities of the U S Trade Centers at intervals GPA was privileged to participate in the outstandingly successful American Food and Wine Exhibition at the U S Trade Center London March 1020
The products of close on forty firms in this instance at no cost to themselves were tastefully displayed onethird of them from Georgia There was special emphasis on pecan peanut and bulgur wheat items affording a wide variety of household and manufacturing applications
The importers who called during office hours and the 50 attending the March 12 dinner by invitation were clearly impressed that they were see
Main exhibit area at U S Trade Center in Frankfurt Germany The new Zuerich Haus is a landmark in a central spot at one of the citys busiest traffic intersections
ing new lines with sales and profits possibilities
Orders were being placed direct from the stands and as a Trade Center release aptly puts it The tone of the display is relaxed and informal There are excellent facilities for business discussion and specialist officers are available to assist with inquiries
The Vital Spark
No enterprise of the trade center type will fulfill its purpose without what we term the vital spark namely the men in charge and their staffs both American and European
In Frankfurt the American personnel either speak German fluently or have a good working knowledge The German staff not only speak English well but have the right temperament that goes with it to make American visitors feel instantly welcome
That applies also in London minus the language factor The top officials are all dedicated men experienced salesminded and alert to their opportunities They definitely have the vital spark
We have not yet visited the U S Trade Center recently opened in Milan but in due course we shall surely be reporting on it We mention it now hoping that all three Centers Frankfurt London and Milan will be included in the European itineraries of GPA friends visiting this side of the Atlantic to build up export sales Centers are also operating in Tokyo and Bangkok
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OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY KANSAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA
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Gene Meredith Vice President Strachan Shipping Company is dead The Georgia Ports Authority and the thousands who ply the swift waters and sandy shores of the Savannah River have lost a friend As a famous epitaph reads in Londons St Pauls Cathedral If you seek a monument look about you As long as the Savannah flows from the red hills of Georgia to the Tybee Light the name of Meredith will be synonymous with waterborne commerce of the port
At a time when most young men are joining the Scouts Meredith at the age of 13 began working for Strachan Shipping Company during his after school hours He steadily advanced in the maritime firm serving as cashier accountant manager of agency operations office manager assistant secretarytreasurer and finally as vice president
His honors were as the shipping interests he served international in scope Besides serving as consul for two countriesBelgium and Costa Ricahe was cited by the British government in World War II and again in October of last year
His World War II citation was the British Kings Medal for service in the cause of freedom in recognition of his role as deputy port chairman of the British Ministry of War Transport in the South Atlantic
The citation last October from Queen Elizabeth II was his appointment as an honorary member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in appreciation of his services during and after World War II
He had served as a member and chairman of the Pilotage Commission of Savannah since 1951 Before his appointment to the Savannah District Authority he served that body as chairman of a special committee on maintenance and improvement of the Savannah River and harbor
In 1962 he served on a trade commission appointed by Governor Ernest Vandiver to tour Europe in the interest of promoting world trade for Georgia
His deeds are etched in the archives of the U S Customs House his passing is etched in the hearts of those who knew him
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Study Set
KINGS ISLAND TURNING BASIN
Congressman G Elliott Hagan of Georgia s First District has set in motion a study of aids to navigation for the Kings Island lurning Basin The turning basin in Savannah Harbor is to be enlarged with work beginning about May 1
The Coast Guard which has charge of aids to navigation in the Savannah Harbor has notified Congressman Hagan that in response to his request a study has been begun to determine what additional aids to navigation will be necessary when enlargement of the turning basin is completed about September 1
The docking masters in the harbor are being contacted to determine their needs in connection with this project When their requirements are known the Congressman said a more detailed study will be made to determine what additional aids are necessary in the turning basin
Congressman Hagan initiated the request after hearing reports that the turning basin was being avoided at night because of its darkness
Dept of Industry and Trade Announces International Service
Jack Minter Executive Director of the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade has announced the installation of an International Service within the Departments organization The Service will provide continuing impetus to the expansion of international business and tourism in Georgia Mrs Virginia Allgood Research Economist will be in charge of this new phase of activities
The International Service will work with the manufacturers commercial firms and agricultural interests within the State to encourage them to explore the possibilities of sales abroad Services will be extended to those firms which already have active export arrangements but the primary emphasis will be placed on aiding manufacturers that are nonexporting or export only incidentally
The increased efforts of the Department of Industry and Trade toward expanding Georgias international trade will give opportunities for extending personalized service to overseas firms and provide new services to Georgia manufacturers To facilitate contacts abroad International Service will work closely with the Bonn office of the Georgia Ports Authority and its representative Mr Laurence W Magrath
Program Acceleration
South Atlantic and Caribbean Ports Association
Willis L Glaze president of the South Atlantic and Caribbean Ports Association said today that the association is stepping up its program and membership to protect the interests of this area
Mr Glaze who is general traffic manager of the S C State Ports Authority said The North Atlantic and Gulf Ports have very active associations protecting their interests and we intend to protect the interests of the ports of the South Atlantic and Caribbean
The association plans to hire an executive secretary broaden qualifications for membership and initiate active programs under new committees appointed from the area
Were opening up membership to corporate and associate members who have an interest in the commerce of this area and we intend to pursue a vigorous program he said
Among the new standing committees to be appointed in the near future are committees concerned with coastal and intercoastal waterborne transportation federal legislation and regulations fire prevention and hazardous cargoes navigation improvements tariffs rules and practices traffic port operations and a committee on the St Lawrence Seaway
Membership in the organization will be broadened to include not only those associated with public port agencies as in the past but also individuals corporations boards commissions organizations or other bodies interested in the purpose and work of the association
The association was founded in 1953 and deals in transportation and port terminal matters for the protection and advancement of all ports in the South Atlantic and Caribbean from Morehead City N C to Miami Fla and Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
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WINNER
Arthur Gignilliat 36 Althea Parkway Savannah Ga
YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
This photograph of the National Guard firing a salute to a beautiful lady was captured by Arthur Gignilliat
The occasion was the arrival of the NS SAVANNAH on her maiden voyage to her home port of Savannah Georgia
Mr Gignilliat used a 4X5 Crown Grafic camera Shutter speed 1200 AT f32
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
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or la rge r will be eligi hie Photos must be related to
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issue
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unless accompanied by a selfaddressed postage paid envelope
Deadline for Entries W ill Be the First of Each Month
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World
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Directory
A C Castleberry Atlanta printer looks over the first copy of the 1964 World Trade Directory with Dale Henson of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Compilation of the 1964 edition of the Georgia World Trade Directory has just been completed A comparison of the number of Georgia firms actually engaged in importexport activities at the present with those engaged in international trade at the printing of the last directory shows an increase of 50 per cent
An increase of 368 per cent is shown for the number of firms interested in international trade This is indicative of the potential to he developed in Georgias world trade
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade have co
operated to produce the revised edition of the directory
The staff of the Atlanta Chamber handled the advertising and publication details Mrs Virginia Allgood of the Department of Industry and Trade supervised the vast amount of research required to track down Georgia exporters and importers
According to her findings there are over 327 manufacturers and business firms in Georgia actively engaged in world trade These firms are listed alphabetically with their commodities
Also included in the new directory are firms interested in import
ing and exporting interpreters freight forwarders consuls customs service chambers of commerce and many other services that are of use to persons with an interest in international trade
Cooperating with the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade in the distribution of the directory are the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce the Atlanta Field Office of the U S Department of Commerce and the Georgia Ports Authority Five thousa nd copies are being printed initially to fill the requests that have come in
The 1964 World Trade Directory will be available later this month
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BLUE BIRD N7T
built 1927
Seagulls come in the standard color and sizes at the Georgia Ports Authority terminals the same as they do in ports all over the world Ah but our Blue Birds thats another story They come in all colors and sizes the smallest tip the scales at over two tons If this is beginning to sound like a fish tale instead of a bird story read on
A L Luce Sr
It all started back in 1927 when the late A L Luce Sr built his first bus This bus was built with a wooden framework and metal sides the one and only door was located in the rear At that time school children were transported in wagons drawn by horses
This first bus was painted blue therein lies the name As soon as
the children saw it they christened it Blue Bird
Today Blue Birds main plant at Fort Valley Georgia houses over
500000 square feet under one roof This space is large enough to accommodate 50 football fields Another Blue Bird factory was recently built at Mount Pleasant Iowa for the growing needs of the middle western and western states In January of this year a brand new building was inaugurated in Brantford Ontario which makes this plant the most modem bus factory in Canada
Blue Bird exports buses to approximately 45 different countries around the world from the main plant in Fort Valley A large portion of the buses shipped to the export market go through the port of
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Savannah Georgia The proximity of the port of Savannah is a great advantage to Blue Bird because of the savings afforded in inland freight helping them to keep their prices lowa very important factor in the export market where business is very competitive
Blue Bird buses are very well accepted by the customers overseas because of the fine quality the attractive design and especially because of the sturdy construction In many countries buses have to travel on dirt roads with as much as three tons of cargo loaded on their roofs Under these conditions only wellconstructed buses that can take such punishment are suitable for use
Boxed Blue Birds
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Continuous steel coil unwinds is trimmed and sheared into steel sheets which come off at opposite end Sheets now can be stamped cut and punched into
finished parts
This press and other presses shape punch and trim flat steel into bus parts
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which the cost of ocean transportation is extremely high for builtup buses There are also many countries in which the import tax for builtup buses exceeds 100 of the cost of the unit itself However they have a lower tax rate for knockeddown units for assembly in their own country providing jobs for local workers
For those markets Blue Bird offers completely knockeddown buses that can easily be assembled overseas The knockeddown buses are carefully packed by experienced workers at Blue Bird in such a way that the parts will not be damaged during the long journey and so there will be no parts missing when the boxes reach the customers
Blue Bird has trained technicians
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that supervise the assembly of the first units and train the workers overseas to be sure that the job is done right and that the quality of the products will be as good as that of the units assembled in the United States
Blue Bird not only manufactures school buses but also complete units including chassis and body that can be used for city and intercity service These transit buses are offered with a choice of different makes of gasoline or diesel engines and they are designed to comply with the needs of each particular country in which the units will be used
One of the most important factors in the popularity of Blue Bird products is the welltrained staff of Blue Bird employees in the export division who are able to correspond
in the language of the various coun
tries
The sales force of the Blue Bird Export Division under the supervision of Export Manager Orlando Rodriguez are constantly traveling not only in countries where they have established distributors but also in other countries where there is a possibility of selling Blue Bird products
The Blue Bird Company is owned by the three sons of the founder Albert Jr George and Joseph Luce Corbin Davis is the General Manager
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The main plant and home of the Blue Bird Body Company is located in Fort Valley Georgia Here Hat steel is converted into body parts and assembled into finished buses or packed into boxes for knockdown shipment below For the built up buses efficient straight line methods are used
The proximiiy of lhe pori of Savannah is a great advantage to Blue Bird because of the savings afforded in inland freight helping them to keep their prices lowa very important factor in the export market where business is very competitive
APRIL 1964
Tomorrow scientists may discover the cause of leukemia
But today we need your help
The American Cancer Society is devoting more research money to leukemia than to any other form of cancer Many different possibilities are being explored viruses anticancer drugs early diagnosis immunology bone marrow transplantation
Progress is being made Lives are prolonged by many months sometimes by years with drugs and other therapy The course of leukemia has been slowed and even temporarily halted by chemicals and blood transfusions
And today there is hope Many research scientists believe that the next major breakthrough may be against leukemia But much more could and should be donenow This will take money lots of money
Your dollars will help bring closer the day of victory Please give generously Mail your check to CANCER co your local post office
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EXTRA BOWATER
The City of Bedford and the LoideBrasil docked bow to stern at GPAs Garden ciP
Extra Extra Those magic words still have a tingling sensation even in this day of instant communications The shout heralds a special edition We borrow the term here to honor an old friend who has long been a special addition to the Georgia Ports Authority
The Bowater Paper Company Inc has been using the Georgia Ports since the late 1920s and continues to export regularly newsprint from its Calhoun Tennessee plant through the GPAs Savannah facilities
While thousands of rolls of Bowater newsprint swings from the Garden City Terminal for export
around the world tons and tons of newsprint are stored at the Ocean Terminal This is earmarked for local consumption on the presses of the Savannah NewsPress
Appointment Announced
Mr Charles Hicks President of Bowater Paper Company Inc New York has announced the appointment of John C Goobie as Vice President and General Manager effective March 26 1964 Mr Goobie will continue to be responsible for the Traffic and Auditing Departments in addition to responsibilities for Newsprint and Pulp Sales

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rden city facilities load Bowater newsprint
Mr Goobie is also a Director of Bowater Steamship Co Ltd London He will continue to act as North American liaison with Bowaters North American Mills and the Barber Steamship Co Inc North American representative of Cayzer Irvine and Co Ltd London who are the managers of the Bowater Steamship Company
Mr Goobie was born in Newfoundland where he spent 15 years in the Bowater Paper Mill at Corner Brook Newfoundland following which he joined the Bowater Paper Company Inc at New York He will complete 40 years service with the Bowater organization in July of this year
While Bowater export shipments are handled at the Garden City terminal hundreds of rolls of Bowater newsprint are stored at Ocean terminal awaiting the presses of the Savannah NewsPress
APRIL 1964
LEFT TO RIGHT Fred Whelan General Western Agent Georgia Ports Authoritys Chicago office J R Sheahan General Traffic Manager American Colloid Company Skokie Illinois Claude Newman GPA Director of Traffic and Commerce Atlanta George Eggeri GPA General Eastern Agent New York City and E J Forkel Foreign Freight Agent Chicago and North Western Railway Chicago Illinois
Stars and Bars Fly Chicago Worldr
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Mr and Mrs R G Steinway Traffic Manager Miller Company Chicago Illinois
The stars and bars of the Confederate flag were once again evident in the windy city as the Georgia Ports Authority hosted delegates attending the recent 27th annual Chicago World Trade Conference
The GPA sales staff consisting of Fred Whelan General Western Agent Claude Newman Director of Traffic and Commerce and George Eggert General Eastern Agent were kept busy throughout the conference handing out small miniature flags to transportation and shipping personnel
The flags proved to be such a popular item during last year s conference that an additional supply had to be ordered to fill the many requests This year an ample supply was on hand to welcome the delegates to the GPA reception
The Chicago World Trade Conference is held each year for the purpose of developing greater market potentials for both imports and exports
R M Martin Western Traffic Manager Central of Georgia Chicago E A Honath Chairman and J J Dolan Secretary Southern Ports Foreign Freight Committee Chicago
Mr and Mrs R A Stanley Resident Vice President Louisville Nashville Railroad New Orleans and Allen W Poche Commercial Agent Atlanta West Point Railroad Chicago
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ly Again At dfTrade Conference
Chicago folks enjoy southern hospitality at Georgia Ports Authoritys reception LEFT TO RIGHT M Zwart Traffic Department International Harvester Company R Malin International Harvester Carl G Peterson Assistant Manager American President Lines R E Smith Freight Sales Representative American President Lines D Dahlke Export Traffic Department International Harvester and B T Mitchell Assistant Manager World Commerce Department Chesapeake Ohio Railway
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It was indeed a pleasure for the Georgia Ports Authority staff and myself to welcome our many friends of the Midwest during the annual Chicago World Trade Conference
It was impossible at the brief reception to express fully our warm personal appreciation to a great number of firms and individuals within firms for their efforts and interest in our facilities
The ports of Georgia enjoy an excellent schedule of sailings to Australia and New Zealand Europe Asia and Africa and we are extremely pleased that so many of the industries located within the Midwest avail themselves of our excellent services
Our best regards
J D HOLT Executive Director
J D HOLT
Mrs Audrey Marsh King Export Manager Marsh Stencil Machine Com Stephen Barella Advertising Manager and Manuel J Perez Vice President pany Belleville Illinois is flanked on the left by Eben Sabin Jr and of Miles Laboratories International Elkhart Indiana are shown with L E
Don Iwicki of the Sloan Vale Company Chicago Sanchez Sales Representative Michigan Ocean Shipping Agency Chicago
and J C Ortiz of Miles Laboratories
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rhe GPAs Columbus Barge Terminal features this modern transit shed with over 27000 square feet of storage area Rail and truck loading me liiA S column 9 located to the rear and adjacent to the transit shed
Paul N Howell President of Howell Refining Company San Antonio Texas and Robert C Norman Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority have announced the formalPaul N Howell ization of an agreement for Howell to lease two tracts of land at the new Columbus State DocksBarge Terminal in Columbus
Howell will build and operate a bulk liquids terminal for petroleum chemicals to be marketed in the Southeast Construction of the first increment of storage and loading facilities is expected to begin about May 1st with the first barge shipment scheduled for late this summer
In addition to barge receipts and issues the terminal will also be equipped to handle both rail and transport truck movements Three additional acres of land will be leased from the GPA as soon as the Corps of Engineers have completed necessary fill work at the Columbus location
Joint Effort
Commenting on the agreement GPA Chairman Norman said We are delighted to have Howell Refining Company locate their new facility at our Columbus terminal and are deeply grateful for the cooperation given both Howell and the GPA by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce and their Executive Director Tom Moore who have made this addition possible
Howell Refining Company is a Texas corporation with refineries in San An
tonio and Corpus Christi and has been a leading independent manufacturer of specialty petroleum naphthas
Recently at both refineries additional petrochemical facilities have been completed enabling Howell to offer a substantial line of petrosolvents for industrial and agricultural applications
Future Potential
Howell a chemical engineer and previously associated with a major oil company has been a Texas independent refiner since 1955 He is a member of the National Petroleum Council and a Director and Executive Committee member of the National Petroleum Refiners Association
Active in Texas as an Executive Committee member of the 8 million dollar
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Western Hemisphere Fair planned for San Antonio in 1968 Howell is also a Director of the Chamber of Commerce of San Antonio and a Trustee of Southwest Research Institute
The opportunities of the Columbus location are most favorable said Howell and the planned facilities there emphasize our belief in the present and future potential of this trade territory J D Holt Executive Director of the GPA commenting on the move said We feel very much encouraged in locating a distribution facility for the Howell Refining Company on the Authoritys property in Columbus It is to be anticipated that other concerns will recognize the economies of lowcost transportation and elect to locate in Columbus We will work diligently toward that end
APRIL 1964
The above photo illustrates three good reasons why the Howell Refining Company is locating Columbus Barge Terminal Howell Hollis GPA Board member is flanked by Temp S Davis Jr left and Tom Moore of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce The Chambers efforts were most instrumental in Howells choice BELOW With a dock margin of 50 feet the Columbus facibty has 2 barge berths with over 400 lineal feet of general cargo barge berthing
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Portfolio of jokes CSM humor
A minister from the hill country went to the big city and for the first time in his life he stayed in a large hotel
The bellboy was very solicitions carrying the bags for him pressing his suits and doing all manner of errands to make his visit easy and pleasant However the minister never gave him a tip
Finally the bellboy explained Reverend in a hotel it is the custom that when somebody does something for you youre supposed to do something for him in return
Th minister said Son Im sorry but I didnt understand that So tell me son do you drink
You bet replied the bellboy
Then get down on your knees and Ill give you the pledge said the minister
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We like the story of the man who was calling the local newspapers classified ad department to place an ad in which he was offering a 1000 reward for the return of his wifes pet cat
Thats a pretty high price to pay for a cat isnt it asked the telephone operator
Not for this one was the rejoinder Ive already drowned it
Small boy to playmate as pretty little girl passes by Wow if I ever stop hating girls shes the one Ill stop hating first
JL Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
GEORGIA
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
J D HOLT Exec Director BOX 1039 SAVANNAH GA
FAMOUS GEORGIA FIRSTS
The first discovery of bauxite aluminum ore in America was in Floyd County in 1887 Georgia now ranks second among the states in its production
Diamond Manufacturing Company
Cranes Tugboats Barges Dredges and Dredging Wharf Construction
OCEAN TERMINAL SAVANNAH Phone AD 62451
Durrence Transfer Co Inc
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Corner of Bay Street and Lathrop Avenue Savannah Georgia

JACK DURRENCE President
Phone ADams 22105 P O Box 1847
Anderson Shipping Co
303 American Building Savannah Georgia
Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders
CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 PO BOX 794 Phone AD 60259
SAVANNAH
PILOTS
ASSOCIATION
228 EAST BAY PO BOX 1266
Phone AD 60226
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EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
African Sun RTFarrell StevensApril 8
Mormacmail Robin StrachanApril 16
African Meteor RTFarrell StevensApril 22
MormacrioRobin StrachanApril 30
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensMay 6
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
African Sun RT Farrell Stevens April 8
Mormacmail Robin Strachan April 16
African Meteor RT Farrell StevensApril 22
MormacrioRobin StrachanApril 30
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensMay 6
Tamatave MADAGASCAR
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StevensApril 8
StevensApril 22
StevensMay 6
WEST AFRICA
African Sun RTiFarrell
African Meteor RTFarrell
African Neptune RT Farrell
Pictured above are the terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority showing six ships loading outbound cargo at the Port of Savannah Ga
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886
MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831
SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803
STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829
TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
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Kingston JAMAICA
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Lasbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanMay 15
Mayaguez PUERTO RICO
A Vessel Alcoa StevensMay 11
Ponce PUERTO RICO
A VesselAlcoa StevensMay 11
PortauPrince HAITI
Karl Grammestorf R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands BBSStrachanMay 15
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Ammon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
Triton R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 14
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27
San Juan PUERTO RICO
A Vessel Alcoa Stevens May 11
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Karl Grammesiorf R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 7
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
St Croix VIRGIN ISLANDS
A Vessel Alcoa Stevens May 11
St Thomas VIRGIN ISLANDS
A Vessel Alcoa Stevens May 11
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Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammestorf R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 7
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Lasbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 15
Amapala HONDURAS
Karl Grammestorf R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 7
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Lasbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 15
Balboa CANAL ZONE
Santa Ines RGraceSmith KellyApril 14
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Buenaventura COLOMBIA
Santa Ines RGrace
Smith KellyApril 14
Champerico GUATEMALA
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands Strachan May 15
Haifa ISRAEL
Gedera RZim
Pan RZim
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SouthernApril 30
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
Santa Ines RGraceSmith KellyApril 14
NordpolMamenic DixieApril 17
Corinto NICARAGUA
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
NordpolMamenic DixieApril 17
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15
Leghorn ITALY
Francisco Morosini RTPSidarma StevensApril 17
SulaphatHolland So AtlStevensApril 21
Brinton Lykes PLykes StrachanMay 6
SheliakHolland So AtlStevens May 8
Andrea Grilli RTPSidarma Stevens May 21
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma Stevens May 21
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15
Marseilles FRANCE
Marjan TJugolinija
TrepcaJugolinija
Francisco Morosini RTP Sidarma
Makedonije Jugolinija
SulaphatHolland So Atl
SheliakHolland So All
Andrea Grilli RTPSidarma
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma
Smith KellyAprii 6
Smith Kelly Aprii 6
Stevens Aprii 17
Smith KellyAprii 21
StevensAprii 21
Stevens May 8
StevensMay 21
StevensMay 21
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands
NordpolMamenic
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands
StrachanApril 7
Dixie April 17
Strachan April 30
StrachanMay 15
Naples ITALY
Christopher Lykes P Brinton Lykes P
Lykes Strachan April 10
Lykes StrachanMay 6
La Union EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 30
Lasbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 15
Palermo ITALY
Makedonije
Jugolinija
Smith KellyApril 21
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands Strachan April 7
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands Strachan May 15
Piraeus GREECE
Gedera RZim
Pan RZim
SouthernApril 23
SouthernApril 30
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 7
NordpolMamenic DixieApril 17
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 30
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
Marjan TJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 6
TrepcaJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 6
Christopher Lykes PLykes Strachan April 10
MakedonijeJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 21
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 15
Savona ITALY
Francisco Morosini RTP Sidarma Stevens April 17
Andrea Grilli RTPSidarma StevensMay 21
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma Stevens May 21
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Karl Grammestorf RRoyal Netherlands Strachan
Poseidon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan
Lasbek RRoyal Netherlands Strachan
April 7 April 30 May 15
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Gedera RZim Southern April 23
Pan RZim Southern April 30
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Karl Grammestorf R Royal Netherlands
Poseidon R Royal Netherlands
Lasbek R Royal Netherlands
Trieste TRIESTE
Marjan TJugolinija
Smith KellyApril 6
StrachanApril 7
Strachan April 30
Strachan May 15
Tripoli LIBYA
Christopher Lykes PLykes
Brinton Lykes P Lykes
StrachanApril 10
StrachanMay 4
Vera Cruz MEXICO
Hohenstein
May 20
Tunis TUNISIA
StrachanApril 10
ExecutorAmerican Export
Hellenic Sailor GRHellenic
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DixieApril 9
Algiers ALGERIA
Christopher Lykes P
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Barcelona SPAIN
Christopher Lykes P
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Hasselburg TPOzeanStinnes Stevens April 19
Monsun TP OzeanStinnes Stevens April 28
Loppersum RTPIndependent Gulf Smith Kelly May 2
Syllum TP OzeanStinnes Stevens May 12
Lykes StrachanApril 10
Holland So AllStevens April 21
Zim SouthernApril 23
Zim SouthernApril 30
Lykes Strachan May 6
SheliakHolland So AtlStevens May 8
Beirut LEBANON
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Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
AndykHollandAmerica HohensteinApril
American BuilderU S
American MillerU S
American PackerU S
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Ceuta SPANISH MOROCCO
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Strachan
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Genoa ITALY
Marjan TJugolinija
TrepcaJugolinija
Christopher Lykes PLykes
Francisco Morosini RTP Sidarma
MakedonijeJugolinija
SulaphatHolland So Atl
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Strachan Stevens Smith Kelly Stevens
Gedera RZim Southern
Pan RZim Southern
Brinton Lykes PLykes Slrachan
SheliakHolland So AtlStevens
Andrea Grilli RTPSidarma Stevens
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AndykHollandAmerica HohensteinApril 4
American BuilderU S LinesStrachanApril 13
American MillerU S LinesStrachanApril 21
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein May 5
American ProducerU S LinesSlrachan May 10
American VeteranU S LinesStrachan May 15
Bordeaux FRANCE
HeronJ R TarverApril 2
EspaJ R Tarver April 24
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AndykHollandAmerica Hohenstein April 4
Thalatta PR Wilh Wilhelmsen Strachan April 25
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein May 5
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Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Rockhampton StarAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 12
DespinaJAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernApril 27
SurreyPort Associated StrachanMay 3
SurreyAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMay 13
Cap Verde RTColumbus SouthernMay 13
Auckland NEW ZEALAND
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Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Rockhampton Star Amcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 12
DespinaAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernApril 27
SurreyPort AssociatedStrachanMay 3
SurreyAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMay 13
Cap Verde RTColumbus SouthernMay 13
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensMay 30
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJune 15
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJuly 7
Cairns AUSTRALIA
Cap Verde RTColumbus
Southern
May 13
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
April 7
May 30
June 15 July 7
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernApril 7
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensMay 30
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJune 15
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJuly 7
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
F ormenlorAm can Australian Smith Kelly
April 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
Rockhampton StarAmcan Australian Smith KellyApril 12
SurreyPort AssociatedStrachanMay 3
Hong Kong
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Kamikawa Mani
Montana Maru K Line Smith
Bolivia Maru K Line Smith
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesSlevens
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilippinesStevens
April 7 April 20
May 3
May 15
May 30
June 15 July 7
April 7
May 30
June 15 July 7
Keelung FORMOSA
Kamikawa Mani K Line
Montana MaruK Line
Bolivia MaruK Line
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
April 20
May 3
May 15
Kobe JAPAN
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine SouthernApril 7
Shiga Maru N Y K StrachanApril 8
Kamikawa MaruK LineSmith KellyApril 20
Montana MaruK LineSmith Kelly May 3
Satsuma Maru N Y K StrachanMay 6
Bolivia MarugK LineSmith Kelly May 15
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
FormentorAmcan AustralianSmith Kelly
April 29
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Southern April 7
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensMay 30
Phil J A SantosMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJune 15
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilippinesStevensJuly 7
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Rockhampton StarAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 12
DespinaAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernApril 27
SurreyPort Associated StrachanMay 3
SurreyAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMay 13
Cap Verde RTKColumbus SouthernMay 13
Nagoya JAPAN
Kamikawa Maru K Line Smith
Montana Maru K Line Smith
Uh Satsuma Maru N Y K
Bolivia Maru K Line Smith
Strachan
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April 8 April 20
May 3
May 6
May 15
Napier NEW ZEALAND
FormentorAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 29
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
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Osaka JAPAN
Shiga MaruN Y K
Kamikawa MaruK Line
Montana MaruK Line
Satsuma MaruN Y K
Bolivia MaruK Line
Strachan
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
Strachan
Smith Kelly
April 8 April 20
May 3
May 6
May 15
Port Kembla AUSTRALIA
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer
StrachanApril 11
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanApril 11
Rockhampton StarAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 12
DespinaAmcan AustralianSmith KellyApril 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernApril 27
SurreyPort AssociatedStrachanMay 3
SurreyAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMay 13
Cap Verde RTColumbus SouthernMay 13
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
FormentorAmcan Australian
Smith KellyApril 29
Yokohama JAPAN
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine SouthernApril 7
Shiga MaruN Y KM StrachanApril 8
Kamikawa MaruK LineSmith KellyApril 20
Montana MaruK LineSmith KellyMay 3
Satsuma MaruN Y K StrachanMay 6
Bolivia MaruK LineSmith KellyMay 15
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Vishva Mangal RTS C ISmith Kelly
April 26
Djibouti ETHIOPIA
ExecutorAmerican Export
StrachanApril 3
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic SailorHellenic
Dixie
April 9
Port Sudan SUDAN
Hellenic SailorHellenic
Bergen NORWAY
Thalatta PRWilh Wilhelmsen
Copenhagen DENMARK
Thalatta PR Wilh Wilhelmsen
Gdynia POLAND
Thalatta PR Wilh Wilhelmsen
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilh Wilhelmsen
Helsinki FINLAND
Thalatta PR Wilh Wilhelmsen
Malmo SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilh Wilhelmsen
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilh Wilhelmsen
Oslo NORWAY
Thalatta PR Wilh Wilhelmsen
Stockholm SWEDEN
Thalatta PR1L Wilh Wilhelmsen
Dixie
Strachan
April 9
April 25
Strachan
April 25
StrachanApril 25
Strachan
April 25
Strachan
April 25
StrachanApril 25
StrachanApril 25
Strachan
April 25
Strachan
April 25
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
RavensbergColumbus SouthernApril 5
Fortuna RNortonSmith KellyApril 6
Rio ArazaArgentine State StrachanApril 15
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernApril 20
Mormacpine1MooreMcCormack StrachanApril 20
GudmundraNortonSmith KellyApril 26
Santos TPIvaran SouthernMay 4
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4
Ilajai Brodin Hohenstein May 11
Itajai BRAZIL
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack StrachanApril 27
Montevideo URUGUAY
RavensbergColumbus SouthernApril 5
Rio ArazaArgentine State StrachanApril 15
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernApril 20
MormacpineMooreMcCormack StrachanApril 20
Santos TPIvaran SouthernMay 4
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack StrachanMay 4
ItajaiBrodin HohensteinMay 11
Niteroi BRAZIL
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernApril 20
Santos TPIvaran SouthernMay 4
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25
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Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Paranagua BRAZIL
MormacpineMo oreMe Cor mack Strachan
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack Strachan
April 20 May 4
Porto Alegre BRAZIL
Fortuna RNorton
MormacpineMooreMcCormack
Gudmundra Norton
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack
Smith 8c Kelly
Strachan
Smith Kelly Strachan
April 6 April 20 April 26 April 27
Sao Luiz BRAZIL
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack
Strachan
April 27
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
Ravensberg Columbus
Fortuna RNorton
Montevideo TP Ivaran
MormacpineMooreMcCormack
GudmundravNorton
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack
Santos TPIvaran
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack
Southern
Smith Kelly
Southern
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Strachan
Southern
Strachan
Hohenstein
April 5 April 6 April 20 April 20 April 26 April 27
May 4
May 4
May 11
Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL MooreMcCormack Strachan April 20
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27
Recife BRAZIL Fortuna R Gudmundra j Mormacwren Norton Smith 8c Kelly Smith 8c Kelly April 6 April 26
MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27
Salvador BRAZIL Mormacpine Mormacwren MooreMcCormack MooreMcCormack Strachan Strachan April 20 April 27
Santos BRAZIL
RavensbergColumbus
Fortuna RNorton
Montevideo TP Ivaran
MormacpineMooreMcCormack
GudmundraNorton
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack
Santos TPIvaran
Mormac dawnMooreMcCormack
Itajai Brodin
Southern
Smith 8c Kelly
Southern
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Strachan
Southern
Strachan
Hohenstein
April 5 April 6 April 20 April 20 April 26 April 27
May 4
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Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Triton R Royal Netherlands Ammon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Strachan April 14 April 29
Curacao Triton R Ammon R NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan Strachan April 14 April 29
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensApril 10
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 14
Merida VenezuelanSmith 8c KellyApril 21
A Vessel RjT Alcoa 1 Stevens April 24
Ammon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
MeridaVenezuelanSmith 8c Kelly May 8
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensMay 8
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa
A Vessel RT Alcoa
A Vessel RT Alcoa
StevensApril 10
StevensApril 24
StevensMay 8
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa Stevens April 10
Triton R Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 14
A Vessel RTAlcoa Stevens April 24
Ammon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens May 8
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa I StevensApril 10
Triton RRoyal Netherlands StrachanApril 14
VenezuelanSS4Smith KellyApril 21
Alcoa StevensApril 24
Royal Netherlands StrachanApril 29
VenezuelanSmith 8c Kelly May 8
Alcoa Stevens May 8
Merida A Vessel RT
Ammon R
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Antofagasta CHILE Santa Ines R Grace Smith 8c Kelly April 14
Buenaventura COLOMBIA Rio Pataza Rio Stevens April 26
Callao PERU Huallagfti C P V Dixie April 2
Grace Smith 8c Kelly April 14
RiorPalaza Rio Stevens April 26
Cartagena COLOMBIA H Rio jl Rio Stevens April 26
GraceSmith 8c KellyApril 14
Ship
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Guayaquil ECUADOR c P V Dixie April 2
Grace Smith 8c Kelly April 14
Rio Pataza Rio Stevens April 26
Matarani PERU Huallaga C P V Dixie April 2
San Antonio CHILE Santa Ines R Grace Smith 8c Kelly April 14
Valparaiso CHILE Smith 8c Kellv April 14

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Executor
Hellenic Sailor
Steel Scientist
Vishva Mangal RT
American Hellenic Isthmian S C I
Export
Strachan
Dixie Strachan Smith 8c Kelly
April 3 April 9 April 14 April 26
Calcutta INDIA
Executor
Hellenic Sailor
Steel Scientist
Vishva Mangal RT
American Hellenic Isthmian S C
Export
Sirachan
Dixie Sirachan Smith 8c Kelly
April 3 April 9 April 14 April 26
Cochin INDIA
Executor
Vishva Mangal RT
American S C I
Export
Strachan
Smith 8c Kelly
April 3 April 26
Karachi PAKISTAN American Export Strachan April 3
Hellenic Dixie April 9
Steel Scientist Isthmian Strachan April 14 r
Madras INDIA Executor American Export Strachan April 3
Steel Scieniisl
Vishva Mangal RT
Isthmian S C
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American HarvesterU S Lines
StrachanApril 9
Belfast IRELAND
American HarvesterU S Lines
StrachanApril 9
Dublin IRELAND
American HarvesterU S Lines
American ProducerU S Lines
Strachan
Strachan
April 9 May 10
London ENGLAND
HeronJ R
American HarvesterU S Lines
American MillerU S Lines
Espa J R
A VesselAmerican Star
American ProducerU S Lines
Tarver
Strachan Strachan Tarver
Dixie
Strachan
April 2 April 9 April 21 April 26 April 30 May 10
Manchester ENGLAND Tarver April 2
Mnchsir Progress P Smith 8c Kelly April 15
Espa J R Tarver April 26
Manchester Shipper TMP Manchester Smith 8c Kelly May 12

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Espa J R Tarver April 26
Glasgow SCOTLAND Heron J R Tarver Strachan April 2 April 9
Espa J R Tarver April 26
Liverpool ENGLAND Heron 1 J R Tarver April 2 V
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J R Tarvei April 26
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P O Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC
206 E Bay Street
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street
TROSDAl SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Consuls
BELGIUM Eugene K Meredith Consul H
BRAZIL Jack M Sayler V consul H
COSTA RICA Eugene K Meredith Consular agent DENMARK Oscar M Hansen V consul H DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H FINLAND A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
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Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building
GERMANY F A O Bahre Consul H
ITALY Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C
H Honorary C Career

CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES
FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARI
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Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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school boys
Georgia will teach skills to fit your companys specific needs
When you move your plant to Georgia you can order whatever trained labor youll need AreaVocationalTechnical Schools 24 million dollars worth are strategically located throughout the state These schools will train new labor or retrain seasoned workers in skilled trades health occupations office occupations technical occupations
Georgias AreaVocationalTechnical Schools will add any course you specify to train workers for your Georgia plant You supply the need the State of Georgia will provide the teachers and the facilities
This pacesetting AreaVocationalTechnical School
program is one of many advantages designed to make new business welcome and profitable in Georgia
For information on Georgias vocational schools plus other advantages your business will enjoy in Georgia please write Jack Minter Director Georgia Department of Industry and Trade 100 State Capitol Building Atlanta Georgia
All inquiries confidential
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KENNICKELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA
GEORGIA
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY

ERCULES THE GOLDEN ISLES
TLANTA GPAs COMMERCE 8 AN OLD SOUTHERN CUSTOM

LOOKING FOR BULK LIQUID
STORAGE FACILITIES
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Deep water facilities for bulk liquids consisting of 1235000 barrels of storage
Experienced personnel
No investment required
Can receive store and ship via ocean tankers barges rail and truck
Served by 5 railroads 50 truck lines 105 steamship lines
Gateway to the Southeast Midwest and the world
Then look no further We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business
PRESIDENT
SOUTHLAND TERMINALS
Division of
SOUTHLAND OIL CORPORATION
P O Box 7036 SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Phone Area Code 9122362447 TWX 9123549000
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ANCHOR
VOLUME 5 NUMBER 5
Editor BOB NOBLE
MAY 1964
Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hercules the Golden Isles Pag
Ports Personalities and Progress o
Cotton Importers Association Meeting Set for May 25 11
An Old Southern Custom
AtlantaGPAs Commerce Traffic Headquarters 14
National Maritime Day Jh
Columbia Nitrogen Dedicates Augusta Complex on
Regular Departments
Photo of the Month Contest 1fl
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes and Humor So
Famous Georgia Firsts 00
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 00
Directory of Port Services
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GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for
Export Award
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMING
NEXT MONTHS ISSUE
BENELUX and ECM Part 1 The first of two revealing articles by GPAs European Director dealing with BelgiumNetherlandsLuxemburg and the European Common Market
BULK CEMENT AT BRUNSWICK A look at the unloading storage and distribution of imported cement now moving through the port of Brunswick
KINGSPORT Kingsport Tennessee the first fully planned community in the South founded in 1915 We take a look at this great complex of industry which now ranks as the fifth largest city in Tennessee 1
NOBLE COMMENTS
from the Editors Desk
ATLANTA What a Way to Grow
Yes the days of antebellum homes and horsedrawn carriages has been replaced by an era of modern skyscrapers bustling expressways and jet airliners
However the time worn cliche Hub of the Growing Southeast is perhaps still the most accurate way of describing this southern metropolis Noted for its golddomed state capitol civil war history and booming industrial complex Atlanta now turns its eyes toward a new multimillion dollar sports stadium gigantic airport expansion and their very own bunny club
Although located in the heart of the downtown area the only similarity between our Atlanta GPA Commerce and Traffic staff and the aforementioned bunnies is the fact that they are constantly on the jump helping to generate business for all five of Georgias port cities
The Key to our GPA solicitation and personal service is found on Pages 14 through 17 of this issue
THE COVER
GEORGIA
ANCHORAGE
Hercules Powder Company longtime resident of Brunswick Georgia is one of leading Industries contributing to this south Georgia ports growth
The full story on this industry and its contribution to the Golden Isles Is found on the next page
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relalions Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
MAY 1964
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Golden Isles
or over 50 years the Hercules Powder Company has been stumping in and for Coastal Georgia
The Brunswick plant of Hercules extracts resin turpentine and pine oil from the stumps of the longleaf pine trees
Millions of acres of land useless for agriculture because of the stumps left from lumbering operations provide the Hercules with a storehouse of chemical materials
In a complicated process requiring manufacturing equipment costing millions of dollars the Brunswick plant produces chemicals for manufacturers of var
nishes and paints adhesives insecticides textiles rubber paper and cleaners
As the largest wood naval stores plant in the world Hercules has long been a user of Georgia ports Today a steady flow of naval stores are loaded for export from the GPAs modern Brunswick facility as well as imports of bulk liquid movements through the facilities of the Brunswick Ports Authority
Employing well over 1000 people in the main plant and wood camps the Hercules as the name implies is a giant in the economy of Georgia and the Golden Isles
The vastness of the Hercules Powder Companys Brunswick plant is vividly illustrated in this aerial photograph The many towering piles of stumps dwarf the railroad cars to toy size Over 6 million gallons of liquid products are stored
in the gleaming white storage tanks
The attractive office is the nerve
center of the plant with 150 men and women providing the operating supervision accounting engineering personnel purchasing and stenographic work
Stumps in a storage pile resemble driftwood This abundant supply of raw material is replenished iailyPto sustain the ravenous appetite of the Hercules Brunswick plant Below Bagged resin slacked neatly on pallets awaits shipment overseas at the Brunswick transit shed of the Georgia Ports Authority
RAW MATERIAL
The stumps needed to feed Brunswick Plant come from nine wood camps maintained by Hercules in Georgia and Florida and from 30 to 40 independent contractors
Farmers paper companies and other owners are usually happy to have Hercules clear their land for stump land cannot be farmed easily nor can it be readily forested
Over the years Hercules crews have made a very significant contribution to the agriculture of the South by returning millions of acres of land to farming grazing or growing For many years they have been sending a stream of 50 cars of stumps daily into Brunswick
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Millions of dollars of equipment techniques and knowhow acquired through years of experience highly skilled workers and ceaseless laboratory control of quality and yield of the product have established Hercules in the lead in the naval stores industry of the world
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TOXAPHENE a Hercules insecticide destined to South America awaits dockside as the WURTTENBERG loads drum resin tor the Continent In the foreground is the American Miller loading bulk pine oil and drum resin for the United Kingdom
Brunswick is the worlds largest naval stores plant as well as the largest paper size plant Oddly enough it is also the largest consumer of gum resin and of sulfate turpentine obtained from paper pulp companies
CHEMICAL RESEARCH
Chemical research is an important part of the work of the laboratory looking toward better methods of making naval stores materials or new derivatives that might be put together from the primary resin turpentine and pine oil
HERCULES
Georgia most
experien red INTERNATIONAL BANKING DEPARTMENT
your best contact in the Southeastern US
Trust Company of Georgias International Department is the oldest most experienced in the empire state of the South Its highlytrained staff provides a full range of international services geared to serve you efficiently and economically Backing the staff are the influence and ability of more than 300 officers and directors who serve officially with 551 business commercial and philanthropic organizations throughout the region And with six affiliates in Georgia and a network of correspondents blanketing the Southeast Trust Company International Service is as local as your own headquarters Contact the Trust Company now Atlanta 2 Georgia USA Cable address Trusco
and affiliates
The First National Bank Trust Company Augusta
The Fourth National Bank Columbus The First National Bank Trust Company Macon
DeKalb National Bank of Brookhaven
North Atlanta
The First National Bank Rome
The Liberty National Bank Trust Company Savannah
Total Resources over 450000000 Members FDIC
A 26000
Established 1886
SHIPPING
COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES
OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY KANSAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA
NEW YORK OFFICE
17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y
Shipping
Executive
Transferred
R M Wilkes assistant vice president of Strachan Shipping Co has been transferred to Savannah from Houston Texas
A native of Collins Wilkes has been with Strachan since 1948 He worked in the companys Norfolk office for a year and was then transferred to New Orleans In 1959 he was made manager of the Houston office and last January became West Gulf assistant vice president for the long established Savannah firm
He was graduated from Collins High School in 1940 and entered Notre Dame University where his studies were interrupted by World War II He served as a staff sergeant with the 102nd Infantry Division in the European Theater A member of Rogers Raiders a specialized combat patrol group he received the Silver Star Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster Purple Heart and the Croix de Guerre
After his release from the Army he returned to Notre Dame In 1948 he received a bachelor of science degree in commerce having majored in foreign commerce
His wife is the former Sara Garner of Buford and they have three children
Wilkes is the son of Mr and Mrs R G Wilkes of Collins

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER
P O BOX 686 SAVANNAH GEORGIA 215 Morel Building Telephone 2340686 Area Code 912
Prompt Service
Reasonable Charges
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The April 15 Regional Export Expansion Conference held at the University of Georgia in Athens was attended by over 100 prominent businessmen from the southeast and elsewhere around the nation
These men engaged in world trade participated in talks and discussions directed toward assistance to manufacturers and other producers who wish to investigate overseas markets for their goods and expand their existing sales
As a result of the twoday conference many of Georgias pecan and kaolin interests have announced a stepped up campaign to increase their exports Companies representing groups of nut shellers and clay processing plants expressed renewed interest in increasing sales overseas
In this connection Strachan Shipping
Highlight of the recent Export Expansion Conference j held Harry K Barr President New York Freight Forward Associ of New York shown here discussing the role of th
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Meeting Exports
Company has recently obtained a new and much lowered ship conference rate A for exports of pecans from this area to Baltic ports The new rate should permit r y a considerable increase in sales and
ship revenues
It was also announced at the conJ A ference that the 1964 edition of Combination Export Schedule used by com panies exporting from the United States and relating to export control regularf tions and interpretations is now available through local field offices of the U S Department of Commerce
Also the Bureau of Business Research
of the University of Georgias College of Business Administration has published the proceedings of the Conference x which are available to the public for 300 per copy
nee j held at the University of Georgia was an address by 4 Association and President of Barr Shipping Company role i of the International Freight Forwarder
Sailing
Schedule
Expanded
The current Port of Savannah Consolidated Sailing Schedule indicates a significant increase in port traffic according to the Savannah District Authority that compiles and publishes the sailing schedule twice monthly on behalf of the local steamship agencies
The fourpage schedule was first published by the Authority on November 15 1960 as a service to shippers and receivers and other interested parties using the Port It is designed to better regularly and more expeditiously inform them of the scheduled outbound ships that are available for cargo out of Savannah in the sixweek period following each issue The schedule has been published the 1st and 15th of each month since 1960
The first schedule registered 13 geographical areas of service with 135 ports of call and a total of 366 calls on these ports
This compares with the present schedule which now shows 15 geographical areas of service with the addition of Central America and the Persian Gulf The current issue now shows 140 ports of call and a total of 403 calls on these ports by ships leaving Savannah in the next sixweek period Many of these vessels also call at Brunswick
Twice monthly copies of the Consolidated Sailing Schedule are available by writing The Savannah District Authority P O Box 768 Savannah Georgia

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Longstaple Egyptian cotton unloaded at Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal in Savannah
Gov Sanders to Speak
Cotton Importers Association Meeting
Set for Savannah May 2425
Georgias Governor Carl E Sanders will be the principal speaker at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Cotton Importers Association Incorporated to be held in Savannah May 2425 at the DeSoto Hotel Presiding over the meeting will be Charles Hakim association president
The Cotton Importers Association Inc is a nonprofit corporation serving the cotton importing industry as a general coordinating body in sponsoring just and equitable principles for conducting the business of importing cotton into the United States and promoting the respective interests of its members and associate members in dealing
with industrywide problems both national and international in character
The Association includes in its membership all of the long established importers of foreign cotton and contemplates more than 100 of the nations leading cotton importers and ancillary interests such as representatives of steamship HAKIM and trucking lines
mills etc will be in attendance at Savannah
American Cotton Merchants are also
included in the Associations membership thus demonstrating that specialized cottons which cannot be produced in the USA are an important adjunct to Americangrown cotton
It is this versatility that contributes to and promotes the orderly marketing of the Worlds cotton particularly where the USA markets needs are concerned and in the process does not lose sight of the fact that USA cotton imports furnish Free World producing countries with dollar exchange so vitally necessary to such countries to purchase other American produce and manufacturesa very potent factor in American world trade
An
Old
Southern Custom
The Customs Service has for one and tablished the Customs Service by sign
threequarter centuries stood guard at ing the fifth act of the First Congress
our gates Its history embodies the his in 1789
tory of both our domestic growth and
our foreign relations
One of the First
Savannah became a customs office when President George Washington es
Savannah is headquarters for the Georgia Customs District with subports at Brunswick and Atlanta The latter is a major point for the examination of mailed parcels from overseas
Georgia Customs officers take pride
Marcus Knight Deputy Collector in charge of the U S
laden for compliance
in their work handling difficult procedures and paper work with speed and dispatch Merchandise entered by 10 AM in the majority of cases is released to the importer by 5 PM that day
Step Eliminated
Unlike most large ports there is no appraiser store in Savannah or Brunswick but all Custom Inspectors working in the two ports are acting examiners of merchandise All examinations are made at the wharf eliminating the cost of transferring by bonded cartman 10 on designated packages of the commodity to the appraisers store This procedure releases all of the importers cargo at the wharf saving much time
Operating from the Customs House in Savannah the Customs Service maintains fulltime officers at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminal Ocean terminal and the Federal Building in Brunswick
175 Years
To these men and women of the Custom Service who have the responsibility of policing foreign trade collecting tariff duties and exposing companies which would defraud the Treasury of the United States we say Happy 175th Birthday on a job well done
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
C P Simon uses a micrometer to check the gauge of a sample of wire fencing If further tests are 4 deeded the sample will be sent to the Savannah Customs laboratory one of the nine in the nation
In the upper photograph Tim Cox Custom Station Inspector at the GPAs Garden City Terminal is surrounded by ships manifest It takes a lot of paper work to clear a ship Transportation is also a problem at the GPAs sprawling Garden City Terminal The lower photograph shows how with the aid of an electric scooter Customs Inspector Claude S Holt has licked the problem
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Monday morning conference in the Georgia Ports Authoritys Atlanta office gathers in the staff from throughout the Southeast to map out the weeks strategy Left to right Lovell Surber Claude Newman Director of Traffic and Commerce and Sam Lloyd
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Where Solicitation Service Go HandInHand
T
m he Georgia Ports Authoritys Atlanta office is a veritable beehive of activity from dawn to dusk every day of the week
Claude Newman Director of Traffic and Commerce directs the activities of the Atlanta staff as well as personnel in our solicitation offices located in New York and Chicago His office serves as a hub for the everexpanding worldwide commerce of the Georgia Ports Authority
Daily correspondence in ever increasing volume from the Authoritys offices in New York Chicago and the European control enter in Bonn West Germany illustrates dramatically the rising interest in the use of the Georgia Ports Authoritys facilities for the
handling and distribution of a wide range of commodities
Checking out all of this material is only part of the everyday duties of the Atlanta staff The routine includes such things as negotiating favorable freight rates attending regulatory hearings and contacting present and potential shippers in the interest of fostering new movements which are handled to a successful realization
Newman commented We are justly proud of our sales and solicitation staff Their knowhow dedication and teamwork makes possible the accomplishment of our mission that of being of assistance to those who are engaged in the business of selling goods both domestically and on an international scale
Continued
Next Page
Leg work is a prime requisite illustrated here as Lovell Surber strides through downtown metropolitan Atlanta on his way to a meeting with Traffic Manager Hugh Little of the Georgia Marble Company
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
When hes not tied up on the phone below right Sam Lloyd spends much ef hi Railroad Association Here discussing matters of the next Southern Freight Associ S D Austin Jr Traffic Manager American Short Line Railroad Associationl Miss
Traffic Manager jr
A 1 A
The photographs on these two pages graphically depict the pace set by the staff of the Georgia Ports Authoritys Atlanta office operating throughout the Southeast to produce additional tonnage for l
Georgias growing portsAugusta y
Bainbridge Brunswick Columbus and Savannah
GPAs Director of Traffic and Commerce Claude Newman is pictured below conferring with Arthur Leonard and Francis Martinez of the U S Department of Commerce As a member of the Atlanta Regional Export Expansion Council Newman makes frequent calls on the U S Department of Commerce
much ef his time al ihe offices of fhe American Short Line ighl Association executive committee meeting he is shown with ation Miss Christine Harris and R L Oldknow Assistant
No report on the GPAs Atlanta office would be complete without a mention of the gals who really do all the work They are Mrs Mary Lavender and Mrs Robina Gardner pictured above with
Claude Newman
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Artist painting unites two pioneers of maritime history the steamship SAVANNAH and the nuclearpowered
May 22 1819
President Proclaims NATIONAL MARIHI
I jyndon B Johnson on April 24 affixed his presidential signature to Proclamation 3584 thereby following the tradition of his predecessors in designating May 22 as National Maritime Day 1964
It was on this date in 1819 that the SAVANNAH under the command of Capt Moses Rogers sailed from the port of Savannah to become the first steam powered ship to cross the Atlantic Ocean arriving in Liverpool England twentyeight days later on June 20
Today the nuclear powered NS SAVANNAH is once again on the high seas making maritime history as a U S showcase to demonstrate the peaceful uses of atomic energy
This modern cargopassenger vessel is currently on a tour of the U S ports of New Orleans Baltimore Boston New York and then will head for Bremerhaven West Germany on June 17
The NS SAVANNAH can go 14 times around the world without nuclear

refueling
Banquet Speaker Announced Ashton C Barrett member of the Federal Maritime Commission Washington D C will be the principal speaker fox the annual Maritime Day Banquet to be held in Savannah Georgia on May 22nd
First nominated to the Federal Maritime Commission by President Kennedy in 1961 Barrett has just recently completed BARRETT his term as Vice
Chairman of the Commission a post to which he was elected by his colleagues in January of 1963
Barrett has always been an advocate of a strong American Merchant Marine and has participated in related Naval activities in support of strengthened American seapower to insure the integrity of American trade and commerce and bolster United States defense
A sound and conservative American businessman Commissioner Barrett ad
vocates regulation within the statutes to assure stability and fair competition in oceanborne commerce He views the regulatory role as one in which the Government has the opportunity to assure in cooperation with those to be regulated a free interchange of products in world trade that will mutually enhance the vigor and prosperity of American and Free World shipping
Propeller Clubs of the U S
In sponsoring the Savannah Maritime Day banquet the Propeller Club Port of Savannah joins with similar clubs throughout the U S who are members of the national Propeller Club of the United States
The purpose of this organization is to promote further and support an American Merchant Marine and also to aid in the development of needed river Great Lakes and harbor projects
Thus the flag of the United States will proudly fly on May 22 from all U S buildings and all ships sailing under the redwhiteandblue as America once again pays tribute to the Maritime industry of our nation
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Big tonnage is our cup of tea For help on any movement to from or within the South remember to call one of our Sales Representatives Then lean back and let him take over
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
SOUTHERNS ACCENT IS ON YOU
Fast fortnightly cargo service
to CURACAO MARACAIBO SANTO DOMINGO
ARUBA PUERTO GABELLO PORTAUPRINCE
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PUERTO LIMON WEST COAST CENTRAL AMERICA
Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations
Agents
Savannah Jacksonville Port Everglades Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY
Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY
New York FUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC
V Rogai Merlands Steamship Company
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MAY 1964
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Dedicates Augusta Complex
To
the new world
Within the next decade the most important chemical complex in the southeastern United States will be built in the Augusta Georgia area These were the words of C K Ballard president of the Columbia Nitrogen Corporation in an address April 17 marking the formal dedication of Columbia Nitrogens first plant at Augusta
Ballard said that various industries have in recent months either built or are committed to build manufacturing facilities costing in excess of 100000000 An estimated 80 per cent of this amount is classified as chemical industry
Columbia Nitrogens new facility alone represents an investment of more than 20000000 Dedicated to the service of agriculture this first manufacturing facility is located near the corporate headquarters on a fivehundredacre site near Augusta Georgia
Governor Carl E Sanders of Georgia addresses crowd at April 17 dedication ceremonies
of agriculture j
Columbias Augusta nitrogen complex is recognized as one of the finest manufacturing facilities in the United States L 2 The complex consists of five production units manufacturing a complete line of nitrogenous fertilizer materials It features i i u a unique blend of the latest and most advanced American and
European technology and the plant layout is designed to
permit 100 per cent mirror expansion
Incorporated in October 1962 Columbia Nitrogen Corporation is a joint venture of DSM ChemicalsNetherlands l
and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company of the United States and now markets the most complete line of fertilizer materials in 1 America
The company maintains sales and distribution facilities in thirteen states and markets its products in thirtyseven states east of the Rocky Mountains It also markets an extensive J
line of feedstuffs The companys gross sales are expected to be in the vicinity of 25 million this year
Over 100 persons gathered at the Augusta Town House on April 16 for an allday isympi Columbia Nitrogen Corporation The morning session The Changing World of Agric to the President Columbia Nitrogen The afternoon program International Relations pri ih Baker Jr Columbias Vice President of Marketing
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MAY 1964
One of 10 Best in USA
Columbia Nitrogens new plant in Augusta Georgia has been named one of the Top Ten manufacturing plants completed in the United States in 1963 by Factory magazine one of the nation s most prominent publications distributed to top manufacturing executives throughout the country
The winners were selected by Factory editors from an original list of over 1500 entries Complete details in next months Georgia AnchorAge
day i symposium sponsored by the officers and directors of 1 of Agriculture was moderated by Clem While Assistant lions Tin the New World of Agriculture was led by Albert B
To market to market
T E N N CHATTANOOGA
s
AVANNAH
Qeralds Portfolio of jokes nd humor
A south Georgia native suffered a stroke but seemed to improve after the crisis was over A friend called to see how he was feeling
Fair to middlin these days confided the patient No pain eatin and sleepin right well and Im able to drive to town fetch the groceries and go to church
Then as an afterthought he added Of course my mind is gone but I dont miss it much

That bathing dress that grandma wore
Looked like a Mother Hubbard But girls who swim today look more
Like Mother Hubbards
cupboard

Standing up straight and proud at the Wednesday night prayer meeting the brand new convert dramatically stated I am willing and ready to do anything the Lord asks meso long of course as its honorable
tJL Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
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PORTS
Authority
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
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FAMOUS GEORGIA FIRSTS
No 457 The Last of the Steam Engines on the Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia was the first state to have a passenger railroad from Augusta to Charleston
Another railroad the Central of Georgia Railway Company in 1843 with 190 miles of track was the longest railroad in the world under one ownership
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PORT OF SAVANNAH
ConsnlidotedL SxLuxg Srlieduie
MAY 15 1964
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
Robin Gray Robin SlrachanMay 28
African Dawn RTFarrell StevensJune 4
African Star RTFarrell StevensJune 6
Robin GoodfellowRobin SlrachanJune 11
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
Robin Gray Robin SlrachanMay 28
African Dawn RTFarrell StevensJune 4
African Star RTFarrell Stevens June 6
Robin GoodfellowRobin SlrachanJune 11
Tama tave MADAGASCAR
Robin GoodfellowRobin SlrachanJune 11
WEST AFRICA Matadi Luanda Pt Harcourt
LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African Dawn RJCTJt11Farrell StevensJune 4
African Star RTFarrell StevensJune 4
Kingston JAMAICA
Gronnebek R Royal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
SlrachanMay 28
SlrachanJune 12
SlrachanJune 25
MooreMcCormacks sleek passenger vessel BRASIL made three voyages from the Port of Savannah rLUnn nron
during April 1964 Shown above is t downriver with the first group of more gers which made the three trip
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC P O Box 1061 31402 Tel
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 P O Box 2468 31402 Tel
MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Ma P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30
SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Tc P O Box 1639 31402 Tel
SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean P O Box 1639 31402 Tel
STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 1 P O Box 1068 31402 Tel
STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savai P O Box 670 31402 Tel
TARVER SHIPPING CO 10510 P O Box 541 31402 Tel
TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savait P O Box 670 31402 Tel
Mayaguez PUERTO RICO
Alcoa Explorer Alcoa StevensMay 28
tivutO RICO
Alcoa StevensMay 28
ce HAITI Royal Netherlands Slrachan May 28
Royal Netherlands Slrachan June 12
Royal Netherlands Slrachan June 25
n TRINIDAD
Royal Netherlands Slrachan May 27
Royal Netherlands Slrachan June 10
Royal Netherlands Slrachan June 24
ago DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Royal Netherlands Slrachan May 28
Royal Netherlands Roval Netherlands Slrachan Slrachan June 12 June 25

UERTO RICO
LAlcoa StevensMay 28
IRGIN ISLANDS
Alcoa StevensMay 28
VIRGIN ISLANDS
IAlcoa StevensMay 28
L SALVADOR
IRoyal Netherlands SlrachanMay 28
IRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJune 12
Royal Netherlands SlrachanJune 25
IONDURAS
lRoyal Netherlands SlrachanMay 28
Royal Netherlands Slrachan June 12
Royal Netherlands SlrachanJune 25
Denotes Vianlc Space PDenotes Passenger
MAY 1964
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EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
Robin Gray Robin SiiachanMay 28
African Dawn RTFarrell SfevensJune 4
African Star RTFarrell StevensJune 6
Robin GoodfellowRobin Strachan June 11
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
Robin GrayRobin StrachanMay 28
African Dawn RTFarrell StevensJune 4
African Star RTFarrell StevensJune 6
Robin GoodfellowRobin StrachanJune 11
Tama ta ve MADAGASCAR
Robin GoodfellowRobin Strachan June 11
WEST AFRICA Matadi Luanda Pt Harcourt
LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African Dawn RJJTJiFarrell StevensJune 4
African Star RTfFarrell StevensJune 6
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PORT OF SAVANNAH
CinsjQjLiilctteicL SxiLLLixg ScKeduie
Compiled by SAVANNAH DISTRICT AUTHORITY
MAY 15 1964
Ship
II
Steamship
P O BOX 768 SAVANNAH GA 31402
Line
Agency Sailing Dale
MooreMcCormacks sleek passenger vessel BRASIL made three voyages from the Port of Savannah to the Caribbean area during April 1964 Shown above is the luxury liner moving downriver with the first group of more than 1400 total passengers which made the three trips from the Port
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886
MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831
SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151
STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803
STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829
TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Bax 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
Kingston JAMAICA
Gronnebek R Royal Netherlands
Sarpedon R Royal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
May 28 June 12 June 25
Mayaguez PUERTO RICO
Alcoa Explorer Alcoa
StevensMay 28
Ponce PUERTO RICO
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa
StevensMay 28
PortauPrince HAITI
Gronnebek RRoyal Ne
Sarpedon R Royal Netherlands
Wandsbek R Royal Ne
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
May 28 June 12 June 25
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Telamon R Royal Netherlands
Teron RRoyal Netherlands
Maron R Royal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
May 27 June 10 June 24
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon R Royal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
May 28 June 12 June 25
San Juan PUERTO RICO
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa
Stevens
May 28
St Croix VIRGIN ISLANDS
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa
Stevens
May 28
St Thomas VIRGIN ISLANDS
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa
Stevens
lay 28
Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon R Royal Netherlands
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands
StrachanMay 28
StrachanJune 12
StrachanJune 25
Amapala HONDURAS
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 28
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan June 12
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanJune 25
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
MAY 1964
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Ship
Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date
Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Champerico GUATEMALA
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanMay 28
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 12
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 25
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
Breim Mamenic DixieJune 17
Marseilles FRANCE Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma Zim Stevens Southern May 21 June 3
Holland South Atl Stevens June 12
Sibenik TR Jugolinija Smith 8c Kelly June 19
Holland South All Stevens June 25
Andrea Griiti RTP Sidarma Stevens June 27
Corinto NICARAGUA
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
BreimMamenic
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Gronnebek R Royal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
BreimfcMamenic
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
La Union EL SALVADOR
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
NinaDovar
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
Breim Mamenic
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon RRoyal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Gronnebek RRoyal Netherlands
Sarpedon R Royal Netherlands
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Vera Cruz MEXICO
Kloosierdyk RTPHollandAmerica
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Hohenstein
May 28 June 12 June 17 June 25
May 28 June 12 June 25
May 28 June 12 June 17 June 25
May 28 June 12 June 25
May 28 May 28 June 12 June 25
May 28 June 12 June 17 June 25
May 28 June 12 June 25
May 28 June 12 June 25
May 21
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Naples ITALY
Margaret Lykes P Lykes Strachan
Sibenik TRJugolinijaSmith 8c Kelly
Palermo ITALY
Sibenik TRJugolinijaSmith 8c Kelly
Piraeus GREECE
MaralZim
Teverya RZim
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
Sibenik TRJugolinija
Savona ITALY
Vettor Pisani RTPSidarma
HaipingSidarma
Andrea Griili RTPSidarma
Southern
Southern
Smith 8c Kelly
Stevens
Stevens
Stevens
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
MaralZim Southern
Teverya RZim Southern
Tripoli LIBYA
Margaret Lykes PLykes Strachan
Valencia SPAIN
KandawHolland South AtlStevens
ProcyonHolland South AtlStevens
June 10 June 19
June 19
May 17 June 3
June 19
May 21 June 8 June 27
May 17 June 3
June 10
June 12 June 25
Venice ITALY
Sibenik TRJugolinijaSmith 8c KellyJune 19
Amsterdam Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
Hilversum RTPIndependent GullSmith 8c KellyMay 26
Loppersum RTPIndependent GullSmith 8c KellyJune 26
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
Sloterdyk TR HollandAmerica Hohenstein
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachan
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein
American BuilderU S Lines Strachan
American PackerU S LinesStrachan
American ProducerU S LinesStrachan
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
NordpolAmerican Star DixieMay 28
Sunny PrinceAmerican Star DixieJune 28
May 19 May 30 June 2 June 4 June 16 June 28 July 3
Alexandria EGYPT
Steel ChemistIsthmian StrachanJune 10
Hellenic Hero RTPHellenic DixieJune 13
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic DixieJune 27
Barcelona SPAIN
Teverya RZim SouthernJune 3
Margaret Lykes PLykes StrachanJune 10
KandawHolland South AtlStevensJune 12
ProcyonHolland South AtlStevensJune 25
Beirut LEBANON
AlamakConstellation Hohenstein May 31
ExchesterAmerican Export StrachanJune 5
Steel ChemistIsthmian StrachanJune 10
Civitavecchia ITALY
Margaret Lykes PLykes StrachanJune 10
Genoa ITALY
Vetlor Pisani RTP
Haiping
Margaret Lykes P
Kandaw
Sibenik TR
Procyon
Andrea Grilli
Haifa ISRAEL Mazal Zim Southern May 17
Zim Southern June 3

Leghorn ITALY
Vettor Pisani RTP Sidarma Stevens May 21
Margaret Lykes P Lykes Strachan June 10
Kandaw Holland South Atl Stevens June 12
Procyon Holland South Atl Stevens June 25
Andrea Grilli RTP Sidarma Stevens June 27
Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Ozean Stinnes Bremen Hamburg Stevens May 24
Adol Vinnen Ozean Stinnes Ozean Stinnes Stevens Stevens June 14 June 26

Antwerp BELGIUM Sloierdyk RT HollandAmerica U S Lines Hohenstein Strachan May 19 May 30
Grotedyk RT American Miller American Packer HollandAmerica U S Lines U S Lines U S Lines Hohenstein Strachan Strachan Strachan June 2 June 13 June 16 June 28
Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 3

LeHavre FRANCE Sloterdyk RjT Tasco PR Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica Wilhelmsen HollandAmerica Wilhelmsen Hohenstein Strachan Hohenstein Strachan May 19 May 29 June 2 June 8
Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 3
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
City ol Sydney Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 23
Cap Blanco Columbus Southern May 30
Port Si Lawrence Port 8c Associated Strachan June 2
Pori Wellington Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly June 13
City oi Birkenhead Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly June 23
Pioneer Glen American Pioneer Strachan June 28
Auckland NEW Trollgar ZEALAND Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 29
Sidarma Stevens May 21
Sidarma Stevens June 8
Lykes Strachan June 10
Holland South Atl Stevens June 12
Jugolinija Smith 8c Kelly June 19
Holland South Atl Stevens June 25
Sidarma Stevens June 27
Denotes Vi Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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ShipSteamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
City of SydneyAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMay 23
Cap BlancoColumbus SouthernMay 30
Port St LawrencePort AssociatedSirachanJune 2
Port WellingtonAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJune 13
City of BirkenheadAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJune 23
Pioneer GlenAmerican Pioneer SirachanJune 28
Biien PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensMay 21
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJune 12
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensMay 21
Phil Pres Quirno RTPUnited Philippine SouthernMay 26
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJune 12
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensMay 21
Phil Pres Quirno RTPUnited Philippine SouthernMay 26
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJune 12
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
Trollgar Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
Port Wellington Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly June 13
Hone Kong
Phil Bataan Maritime Co PhilStevensMay 21
Ohshima MaruK LineSmith KellyMay 26
Phil Pres Quirno RTPUnited Philippine SouthernMay 26
Kamikawa Maru RTK LineSmith KellyMay 31
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJune 12
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Bataan Maritime Co Phil Stevens May 21
Phil Pres Quirno RTP Phil J Abad Santos United Philippine Maritime Co Phil Southern Stevens May 26 June 12
Keelung FORMOSA Ohshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly May 26
Kamikawa Maru RT K Line Smith k Kelly May 31
Kobe JAPAN Saga Maru Ohshima Maru N Y K K Line Smith Sirachan Kelly May 24 Mfty 26
Phil Pres Quirno RTP Kamikawa Maru RT United Philippine K Line Smith Southern 8c Kelly May 26 May 31
Hampton Maru N Y K June 6
Takeshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly June 15
Seattle Maru Mitsui O S K Strachan June 21
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND Trollgar Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 29
Manila PHILIPPINE Phil Bataan ISLANDS Stevens May 21
Phil Pres Quirno RTP Phil J Abad Santos United Philippine Maritime CO Phil Southern Stevens May 26 June 12
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
City of SydneyAmcan AustralianSmith KellyMay 23
Cap Blanco Columbus SouthernMay 30
Port St LawrencePort AssociatedSirachanJune 2
Port WellingtonAmcan AustralianSmith KeilyJune 13
City of BirkenheadAmcan AustralianSmith KellyJune 23
Pioneer GlenAmerican Pioneer SirachanJune 28
Nagoya JAPAN
Saga Maru
Ohshima Maru
Kamikawa Maru RT
Hampton Maru
Takeshima Maru
Seattle Maru
Osaka JAPAN
Saga Maru
Ohshima Maru
Kamikawa Maru RT
Hampton Maru
Seattle Maru
Port Kembla AUSTRALIA
Port St LawrencePort AssociatedSirachanJune 2
Svdnev AUSTRALIA
City of SydneyAmcan AustralianSmith 8c KellyMay 23
Cap BlancoColumbus SouthernMay 30
Port St LawrencePort 8c AssociatedSirachanJune 2
Port WellingtonAmcan AustralianSmith 8c KellyJune 13
City of BirkenheadAmcan AustralianSmith 8c KellyJune 23
Port St LawrencePort 8c AssociatedSirachan June 28
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
Trollgar Amcan Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 29
Yokohama JAPAN Saga Maru N Y K Strachan May 24
Ohshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly May 26
Phil Prs Quirno RTP United Philippine Southern May 26
Kamikawa Maru RT K Line Smith 8c Kelly May 31
Hampton Maru N Y K Strachan June 6
Takeshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly June 15
Seattle Maru Mitsui O S K Sirachan June 21
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
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Khorramshahr IRAN
AlamakConstellation HohensteinMay 31
Kuwait KUWAIT
Alamak Constellation HohensteinMay 31
Port Said
AlamakConstellation HohensteinMay 31
Tripoli LEBANON
AlamakConstellation HohensteinMay 31
Aden ADEN
Vishva Maya RTS C ISmith 8c KellyMay 1
JaladurgaScindiaSmiih 8c KellyMay 25
Djibouti FRENCH Exchesier SOMALILAND Strachan June 5
Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic Hellenic Dixie Dixie June 13 June 27
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Alamak Constellation Hohenstein
HeUenic Hero RTP Hellenic Dixie June 13
Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic Dixie June 27
Bergen NORWAY Tasco PR Wilhelmsen Strachan May 29
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen Strachan June 8
Copenhagen DENMARK
Tasco PR Wilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren PRAmerican ScaniicSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Gdynia POLAND
Tasco PR Wilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren PR American ScaniicSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Tasco PRWilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren PRAmerican ScaniicSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen Sirachan June 8
Helsinki FINLAND
Tasco PR4Wilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren PR American ScanticSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Malmo SWEDEN
Tasco PRWilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren lR A rican ScanticSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Tasco PR Wilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Oslo NORWAY
Tasco PRWilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren PRAmerican ScaniicSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Stockholm SWEDEN
Tasco PRWilhelmsen SirachanMay 29
Mormacwren PRAmerican ScanticSmith 8c KellyJune 1
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen SirachanJune 8
Antonina
AntoninaBrodin HohensteinJune 3
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Sirachan May 22
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern May 28
Antonina Brodin Hohenstein
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan June 5
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 8
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 12
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern June 29
Fortaleza BRAZIL Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 12
Itajai BRAZIL
AntoninaBrodin HohensteinJune 3
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
N Y K SirachanMay 24
K LineSmith 8c KellyMay 26
K LineSmith 8c KellyMay 31
N Y K SirachanJune 6
K LineSmith 8c KellyJune 15
Mitsui O S KSirachanJune 21
N Y K SirachanMay 24
K LineSmith 8c KellyMay 26
K LineSmith 8c KellyMay 31
N Y K Sirachan June 6
Mitsui O S KSirachanJune 21
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Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Montevideo URUGUAY
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan May 22
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern May 28
Antonina Brodin Hohenstein June 3
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan June 5
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 8
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 12
Montevideo THP1 Ivaran Southern June 29

Paranagua BRAZIL
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan May 22
Antonina Brodin Hohenstein June 3
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan June 5
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 12
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Sirachan May 22
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern May 28
Antonina Brodin Hohenstein June 3
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan June 5
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 8
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 12
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern June 29
Santos BRAZIL Mormacisle Rio de Janeiro TP Antonina MooreMcCormack Ivaran Brodin Sirachan Southern Hohenstein May 22 May 28 June 3
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan June 5
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 8
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 12
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern June 29
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Telamon R Royal Netherlands
Theron R Royal Netherlands
Maron R Royal Netherlands
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SirachanMay 27
SirachanJune 10
StrachanJune 24
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Telamon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan May 27
Theron R Royal Netherlands StrachanJune 10
Maron RRoyal Netherlands Strachan June 24
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens May 22
Lars Viking Viking Dixie May 26
Telamon R Royal Netherlands 1 Strachan May 27
Alcoa Explorer RT Alcoa Stevens May 28
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly June 2
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens June 5
Theron R Royal Netherlands Strachan June 10
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly June 23
Maron R Royal Netherlands Sirachan June 24
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
A Vessel RT Alcoa
Alcoa Explorer RTAlcoa
A Vessel RT Alcoa
StevensMay 22
StevensMay 28
StevensJune 5
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa Stevens May 22
Telamon R Royal Netherlands StrachanMay 27
Alcoa Explorer RT Alcoa StevensMay 28
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Theron R Marnn IR Royal Netherlands Rovai Netherlands Strachan Strachan June 10 June 24

Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens May 22
Viking Dixie May 26
Royal Netherlands Straahan May 27
Alcoa Stevens May 28
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly June 2
A Vessel RT Alcoa Stevens June 5
Theron R Royal Netherlands Sirachan June 10
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith 8c Kelly June 23
Maron R Royal Netherlands Strachan June 24
Callao PERU
Rio Santos
C P V DixieMay 25
Guayaquil ECUADOR
Rio SantosC P V DixieMay 25
Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Aden ADEN
State of Punjab RTS C ISmith KellyJune 18
JaladhruvScindiaSmith KellyJune 23
Bombay INDIA
Vishva Maya RTS C I
JaladurgaScindia
ExchesterAmerican Export
Steel ChemistIsthmian
Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic
State of Punjab RTS C I
JaladhruvScindia
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic
Calcutta INDIA
Vishva Maya RT S C I
JaladurgaScindia
ExchesterAmerican Export
Steel ChemistIsthmian
Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic
State of Punjab RTS C I
JaladhruvScindia
Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic
Smith KellyMay 12
Smith KellyMay 25
StrachanJune 5
Strachan June 10
DixieJune 13
Smith Kelly June 18
Smith KellyJune 23
Dixieu June 27
Smith KellyMay 19
Smith KellyMay 25
StrachanJune 5
StrachanJune 10
DixieJune 13
Smith KellyJune 18
Smith KellyJune 23
DixieJune 27
Cochin INDIA
Vishva Maya RT S C I
JaladurgaScindia
Stale of Punjab RTS C I
JaladhruvScindia
Smith 8c KellyMay 19
Smith KellyMay 25
Smith KellyJune 18
Smith 8c KellyJune 23
Karachi PAKISTAN
AlamakConstellation HohensteinMay 31
ExchesterAmerican Export StrachanJune 5
Steel ChemistIsthmian SirachanJune 10
Hellenic Hero RTPHellenic DixieJune 13
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic DixieJune 27
Madras INDIA
JaladurgaScindiaSmith KellyMay 25
ExchesterAmerican Export StrachanJune 5
Steel ChemislIsthmian Strachan June 10
State of Punjab RTS C ISmith KellyJune 18
Jaladhruv ScindiaSmith KellyJune 23

Belfast IRELAND u S Lines Sirachan June 13

Dublin IRELAND u S Lines Strachan June 13
Manchester Progress P Manchester Smith 8c Kelly June 15
Glasgow SCOTLAND American Miller U S Lines Strachan June 13
Liverpool ENGLAND U S Lines Strachan June 13

London ENGLAND
NordpolAmerican Star DixieMay 28
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachanMay 30
American Miller U S Lines Strachan June 13
Sunny Prince American Star Dixie June 28
American Producer U S Lines Strachan June 28

Manchester ENGLAND
Manchester Progress P Manchester Smith 8c Kelly June 15
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ship via
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Matarani PERU
Rio Santos
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY
E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH P O Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
ATLANTA
P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
932 Healey Bldg JAekson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES
FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS
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Georgia can you get there from here
And how Georgias location and transportation facilities make itthe hub of the booming Southeast Atlanta is within two hours flying time of almost half the population of the United States
Hf GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE
SEA Over 100 steamship lines serve Georgias 21 modern deepwater berths in Savannah and Brunswick Inland barge traffic serves Columbus Bainbridge and Augusta through the states recently completed inland waterway system
RAIL Georgia has been recognized as the railroad center of the South for more than a century Seven major railroads and 13 railway lines serve the state There are also 81 other railroads with offline offices in Georgia
Seorgias industrial rate of growth is fourth in thenation Excellent location and transportation is one reason why There are many others To find out more about them write Industrial Development Division Georgia Department of Industry and Trade Dept GA2 100 State Capitol Building Atlanta Georgia
AIR Georgias 12 major airports launch more than 500 flights daily Facilities like the 15 million dollar Atlanta airport make Georgia easily accessible by air from anywhere Six major air lines and two feeder services keep Georgia businessmen and cargoes flying Private air fields are plentiful and well located
TRUCKING More than 21 million miles are logged annually by 74 carriers over Georgias 89000 miles of road and highway Almost 400 unscheduled carriers supply supplemental service throughout the entire state Georgia is a major trucking center of the booming Southeast
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OFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
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LOOKING FOR BULK LIQUID
STORAGE FACILITIES
Bamll
NEW IN SAVANNAH
Drum filling facilities available
Can load and unload deep tank vessels from five berths
Deep water facilities for bulk liquids consisting of 1235000 barrels of storage
Experienced personnel
No investment required
Can receive store and ship via ocean tankers barges rail and truck
Served by 5 railroads 50 truck lines 105 steamship lines
Gateway to the Southeast Midwest and the world
Storage For All Types Vegetable Oils and Chemicals
We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business
PRESIDENT
SOUTHLAND TERMINALS
Division of
SOUTHLAND OIL CORPORATION
P O Box 7036 SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Phone Area Code 9T 22362447 TWX 9123549000
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GEORGIA
ANCHOR
VOLUME 5 NUMBER JUNE 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
35 Million Chemical Complex Announced for Bainbridge
Ports Personalities and Progress
Columbia Nitrogen Named One of Ten Best
George Eggert GPAs General Eastern Agent
Benelux and ECM Part 1
Union BagCamp Paper Receives Presidential E Award
Bulk Cement Unloaded at Brunswick
New Shipping Services for Port of Savannah
Regular Departments
PhotooftheMonth Contest
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes Humor
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE
Directory of Port Services
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
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MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
July 4 U S Independence Day
For most folks this is a day to relax enjoy a picnic play a round of golf go fishin or take off for a drive to the country
The one thing that makes this national holiday different from all the others is the deeper meaning behind its establishment to celebrate freedom and the birth of a nation And the symbol of that freedom herself the stars and
Although the flag of the United States still brings a lump in the throat each time I see it being hoisted to the top of a flag pole there are other flags which properly displayed seem to make me appreciate ole glory even more One of these is the Presidential E Award flag a tribute to free enterprise
It was just one year ago this month that the Georgia Ports Authority received one of these export awards and proudly raised the colorful white and blue banner over its administration building
This month one of our largest Savannah industries received a similar E award the details of which are found on pages 18 and 19
Our congratulations to Union BagCamp Paper Corporation and all their employees
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
THE COVER
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director oj Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
KINGSPORT Kingsport Tennessee the first fully planned community in the south founded in 1915 We take a look at this great complex of industry which now ranks as the fifth largest city in Tennessee
ATOMS FOR PEACE A decision of the U S Atomic Energy Commission to accept highly enriched reactor fuel for processing at its Savannah River plant near Augusta is expected to mean a big increase in spent nuclear fuel movements through the port of Savannah
BENELUX and ECM Part 2 The second of two revealing articles GPAs European Director Laurence W Magrath deals with the Belgium and Luxemburg port of Antwerp and its relationship to the European Common Market
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ANCHORAGE
This worms eye view of Southern Nitrogen Companys Savannah plant gives a preview of things to come for the inland port of Bainbridge where construction will begin immediately on a new 35 million chemical manufacturing and distribution facility
The full details are found on pages 4 through 7 of this issue
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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35 Million Chemical Complex
Announced for Bainbridge Inland Barge
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Southern Nitrogen executives John R Riley president and George V Taylor senior vice presidentSales look over plans for new Bainbridge plant and distribution facilities
The Georgia Ports Authority and Southern Nitrogen Company of Savannah have announced plans for the construction of a 35 million chemical fertilizer manufacturing and distribution facility to be located at the GPA inland barge terminal in Bainbridge Georgia
Construction will begin immediately on two separate manufacturing plants one for the production of nitric acid and nitrogen solutions and another for the granulation of mixed fertilizers Cost of the plants will be 23 million according to Southern Nitrogen President John R Riley
Also included in the announced plans are a new 120000 square foot warehouse and two liquid storage tanks to be built by the Georgia Ports Authority at a cost of 12 million These will be leased to Southern Nitrogen for the storage and distribution of both liquid and solid fertilizers
To Serve Georgia Alabama and Florida
In commenting on the multimillion dollar expansion project GPA Chairman Robert C Norman of Augusta said We of the Georgia Ports Authority are gratified that Southern Nitrogen has chosen our Bainbridge terminal for their new plant This will be a tremendous asset not only to
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New facilities will be built on 13acre site shown at top of photo Below is the Georgia Ports Authoritys
inland barge terminal located on the Flint River
Bainbridge but to agricultural interests throughout southwest Georgia southeast Alabama and western Florida
Norman pointed out that the joint project clearly shows what can be done industrially for a community when there is cooperation and teamwork between its business leaders the staff of a governmental agency and the management of a private enterprise
Southerns President Riley concurred with Norman and expressed his appreciation for the many hours devoted by the GPA staff to assisting his firm with the necessary study and arrangements
Riley emphasized that the selection of Bainbridge was the result of his firms confidence in the growth of the
area and its geographical location as a point of distribution to a growing market
The new facilities at Bainbridge will be located on 13 acres of property adjacent to the GPAs inland barge terminal on the Flint River The production plants will be built on
Norman
six acres of the property purchased from the Port Authority while the warehouse and storage tanks will be erected on the I remaining seven which are to be leased
Governor to Speak at Groundbreaking
Georgia Governor Carl E Sanders who is expected to be among the host of state and local dignitaries on handj for the June 15th groundbreaking ceremonies in Bainbridge has expressed his personal congratulations to the citizens of the states first inland port on the acquisition of this new and vital industry
Sanders noted that the market potential of this and other rich agricultural centers of Georgia is having a tremendous influence on new and expanding industries
With the opening of the Georgia Ports Authoritys third inland barge terminal in Columbus later this year said the Governor waterborne commerce and its related industries
Sanders
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will reach a new peak in the development of Georgias great ports
Refrigerated Barges
When placed in operation one plant will produce 40000 tons of nitric acid each year This will be further processed into ammonium nitrate solution
This facilitys raw material anhydrous ammonia will be shipped into Bainbridge from New Orleans by specially built refrigerated barges which will move from the Gulf of Mexico up the Flint River to the plant site
Approximately 50000 tons of this liquid will be unloaded across the GPA docks each year for storage in one of the new steel tanks The anhydrous ammonia will be handled and stored at a temperature of minus 28 degrees fahrenheit The
Southern Nitrogen serviceman fills anhydrous ammonia applicator from ammonia nurse tank Coiled fittings on applicator equipment apply ammonia beneath soil surface
Lab technician checks quality controls
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Liquid and Solid Fertilizers
The second Southern Nitrogen plant will manufacture solid fertilizers Approximately 100000 tons of mixed fertilizers will be produced yearly in granular form The potash and phosphate used in this operation will exceed 40000 tons per year
Distribution of both liquid and solid fertilizers will be made to an area some 200 miles in radius from the Bainbridge plant
Construction on the new plants will get underway immediately and both are expected to be completed and in full operation by early 1965 The Southern Nitrogen facility will have an employment of approximately 50 persons
two new tanks at the Bainbridge terminal will have a total storage capacity in excess of 5 million gallons
Bagged fertilizer loaded aboard truck for distribution
JUNE 1964
Established 1886
SHIPPING
COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES
OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY KANSAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA
NEW YORK OFFICE
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Charles F Trainor
Civilian Named Acting Deputy
Colonel Paul W Ramee Savannah District Engineer for the U S Army Corps of Engineers announced June 3 that civilian Charles F Trainor will be the Acting Deputy Savannah District Engineer until a military replacement is obtained in the fall Trainor replaces Lt Col J J Rochefort Jr who has been reassigned as Commander of the 84th Engineer Battalion at Fort Ord near Monterey Calif
Trainor who began his career in 1929 with the Savannah Engineer District previously served three years as Executive Officer to the Savannah District Engineer during World War II while he was in military service
Since World War II Trainor has been responsible for the design of Clark Hill and Hartwell hydroelectric projects the development of Savannah Brunswick and Fernandina Harbors as well as the Intracoastal Waterway and the Savannah River navigation project to Augusta Ga His assignment has also included the design of new construction at Army and Air Force installations in Georgia and the Carolinas
A 1929 graduate of the University of Florida where he received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Trainor is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Georgia a Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers past president of the Savannah Post Society of American Military Engineers and a member of the American Concrete Institute He is the 196364 President of the Georgia Society of Professional Engineers
PORTS
PERSON
GERMAN VISITORS 1
Three West German transportation leaders Fritz Burmeister an editor of a shipping publication from Hamburg Emil Kuchenbeiser of Stuttgart and Werner Roth of Heilbronn Germany inspected the port as part of a nationwide swing which carried them to New York Washington D C Georgia and California
During their privately financed trip the trio hopes to gain a better
Installation banquet of Cottoi
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ALITIES

PROGRESS
OUR GPA FACILITIES
insight into U S Shipping and truck transport facilities
After touring the GPA facilities the group agreed in unison that the overseas shipper would be well advised to form the Georgia Ports habit
Laurence Magrath European director for the Georgia Ports Authority accompanied the group on their Georgia visit
German transportation executives tour GPAs deepwater facilities
Importers Association held at DeSoto Hotel Savannah Ga May 25 1964
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Jerry Fling
W M M C D 512 Barberry Road
Savannah Ga
YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
Probably the most photographed ship since the arrival of the N S SAVANNAH was the majestic cruise ship BRASIL
This months winner Mr Jerry Fling took advantage of this picturesque visitor to win this months contest
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Columbia Nitrogen
Columbia Nitrogens new plant in Augusta Georgia has been named one of the Top Ten manufacturing plants completed in the United States in 1963 by FACTORY magazine one of the nations most prominent publications distributed to top manufacturing executives throughout the country
This is the 30th year the magazine has presented these awards Ten plants are cited annually for overall excellence and each winner receives a citation as well as an original 2 x 3 Kent Day Coes watercolor of the plant
The winners were selected by FACTORY editors from an original list of over 1500 entries The plants were nominated by leading U S architects engineers and builders state and regional chambers of commerce and development commissions banks rail
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING COMPANY
Steamship Agents Forwarding Agents Stevedores
REALTY BUILDING 24 DRAYJON STREET SAVANNAH GEORGIA
TWX9123544119 Phone AD 48886
C K Ballard president of Columbia Nitrogen Corporation receives congratulations from Lester R Bitlel editorinchief of FACTORY magazine Shown in background is an original watercolor of the Augusta plant which was presented along with a citation in New York ceremonies May 13
roads and utilities and by the magazines readers After screening by FACTORYS board of editors the ten best plants were chosen
REQUIREMENTS GIVEN
Winners were required to be of general interest and significance to a broad range of plant operating executives in many types of manufacturing industries and in companies of all sizes
The plants must have been all new and been completed and put into major operation in 1963
Screening was based on adaptability to changes in production methods and processes provision for growth and expansion plant electrical services maintenance the appearance of buildings and grounds and other factors
In their final determinations FAC
SEWELL ASSOCIATES Inc
ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS
13 YORK STREET EAST 9122321159
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
TORYs editors evaluated for each entry over 150 engineering specifications and construction details Cost size of parking lots location methods of handling waste avoiding air and stream pollution ventilation medical and health facilities noise suppression and community relations are just a few of the qualifications that were reviewed
The selection process is prolonged painstaking and thorough Entrants are required to complete detailed questionnaires and to submit color slides key photographs and engineering drawings Close contenders were personally visited and inspected by a FACTORY editor in the case of Columbia Nitrogen Mr Herbert Lund Senior Editor
The formal presentation of the award was made to C K Ballard President of Columbia Nitrogen Corporation at a banquet in New York on May 13 1964
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC
206 East Bay Street Savannah Georgia
Steamship Agents Stevedores TWX 9123542719 Telephone AD45358
Nothing Covers The South Like Dixie Dew
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New York Office
George
Eggert
GPAs General Eastern Agent
George Eggert GPAs representative in New York City covers a lot of territory most of it straight up in the towering towers of Gotham city
Covering an area from Akron to Boston Philadelphia to Wilmington George spends 70 per cent of his time in New York calling on over 100 freight forwarders 300 shippers and 50 steamship lines
Shippers Eggert says are impressed with all of the Georgia Ports Authoritys modern facilities particularly the lack of congestion at the 19 berths in Savannah and the two located in Brunswick Other sales points equally appreciated are the quick clearance by the U S Customs Offices and the zero rate of pilferage at all GPA terminals
The phones in our New York office located in the Woolworth Building 233 Broadway are in a constant state of electronic activity The most frequent questions asked deal
Pictured in the New York offices of Rayonier Inc Eggert on left discusses future shipments with Rayoniers John McCormick seated and Frank A Riley
with steamship schedules The constant arrival and departures of vessels are quite naturally essential to all shippers
Other typical inquiries include Rules and regulations depths warehouse accommodations maps and brochures All of these requests regardless of who the caller may be an important exporter or a seventh grader doing a homework assignment are answered promptly and courteously
We tried to pin Eggert down by asking what one feature above all else sells the Georgia ports Without hesitation he replied Our modern uptodate facilities sell themselves but it is our customer service that builds the tonnage Anyone can construct a good terminal but it takes teamwork and old fashioned pride in ones work to build a good reputation
The proof they say is in the porting The continued growth of the Georgia ports is a feather in Mr Eggerts hat
We have a saying here at the home office If its in New York let George do it He does it well
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
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The port of Rotterdam located at the Rhine estuary Vis hi
BENELUX and
EDITORS NOTE
This is the first of two revealing Director dealing with BelgiumIS othiMane Common Market
In this first article Mr Magxythjlei ECM and with the Netherlands ports Part 2 which will appear in nex month the port of Belgium and Luxemburg
jiving as we do in an abbreviationsaturated world there are many combinations more confusing than the designations they represent Exceptions are those for the BelgiumNetherlandsLuxemburg entity and the European Common Market both in common usage concise and presenting a positive image
BENELUX and ECM with its headquarters in Brussels hold in firm embrace three great ports the main overseas gateways to and from this area It may well claim to furnish the heartbeat of Western Europes commerce and industry Hence GPAs Benelux sister ports Antwerp Rotterdam and Amsterdam within the BENELUXECM framework are of vital concern to us and a major factor in trade development between Southeast USA and Europe
The Golden Triangle
In a recent issue of AnchorAge there appeared an impressive article on Augustas Golden Circle an area with an effective buying power of over 6 billion dollars within 150 miles radius from Augusta Ga As a parallel Benelux has

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by
LAURENCE W MAGRATH
GPA European Director
revealing articles by GPAs European A thtAandsLuxemburg and the European
iagxythjteals with the background of the ids ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam ex jnonths issue will cover Antwerp mbvrg
been called the center of The Golden Triangle comprising
the industrial territory between Birmingham EnglandParis r 5 V Franceand the Ruhr Germany with a population of 70
million
American businessmen anxious to broaden their knowl edge of Europe and the streams of commerce may have ready
access to the voluminous detailed statistical and illustrated
0 t material issued by the three Benelux ports It makes fasci
nating reading including histories since the Middle Ages the trouble is that none of us has the time to spare
Here we give AnchorAge readers a few highlights hoping individual characteristic points may stick and maybe whet the imagination to ask for more like Oliver Twist
1 The three ports constantly expanding and improving their
already modern installations have these attributes in com
mon as our accompanying photos in a small way may convey A few keynotes about each ports role within the BeneluxECM
complex follow
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JUNE 1964
The City of Today and Tomorrow
Rotterdam with 730000 inhabitants modestly and perhaps wisely calls itself the second port in the world It dates from 1283 AD and today as has been quoted in the New York TimesNo one will be able to see Rotterdam without being impressed by the hard work that has been going on there
As the epitomy of modern city planning it has been called The City of Today and Tomorrow arisen as it has from the ashes of war Zadkines statue dedicated in 1953 in a central location has come to be known as City Without a Heart symbolizing a contorted giant heart torn out and groping upwards to heaven Macabre maybe but the little children at its base also symbolize somethingthe better world ahead Once seen the statue will not be forgotten
Geographically Rotterdam is one of Europes biggest transit ports Its situation at the Rhine estuary with the great river navigable its full length to Basle Switzerland constitutes the Port of Rotterdam as the headquarters of Hollands chief industry namely shipping Commercially speaking Rotterdam is also a port of Germanyevidence that geography in terms of commerce plays a world role no less if not more significant than history and politics
Venice of the North
While the Hague is the seat of the Government of the Netherlands and normally would be designated as capital in the sense of Paris London or Brussels the actual capital is Amsterdam This should be kept in mind when evaluating the importance of the Port
In other words Rotterdam is all port whereas Amsterdam is the largest city with 900000 inhabitants out of a total population in Holland of 12 million It is the principal center
Zadkines statue City Without a HeartRotterdam
Harbor activity at Rotterdam
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of banking and commerce far outstripping its ageold renown as headquarters of the diamond industry
Stature is added by its municipal airport Schipol which ranks with London Paris and Zurichto watch the heavy traffic there for only 15 minutes is a revelation
Amsterdam City having suffered no wartime damage is still of the Old World but with vast expansion and modernization postwar It is the Venice of the North with its 550 bridges so that water and ocean are its kin The AmsterdamRhine Canal provides hinterland access and the North Sea Canal connects the port with the Seven Seas It has the worlds largest lock and deepest canal
One notable feature is the convenient location of the main railroad station in the center of the harbor area The tall port administration building is only a few minutes distant both stand out clearly in our photo
Without listing the types of business one might mention that Amsterdam has the largest public oil wharf on the Continent Transhipment is a specialty applicable to such major bulk commodities as oil coal wheat and lumber The latter incidentally as an export of the Georgia Ports is worth noting
Next month well move 60 miles south of Rotterdam for a look at the past present and future of ANTWERP a vital part of BENELUX and ECM
I hope youll join me for the trip
Port
administration building Amsterdam
AmsterdamVenice of the North with 550 bridges
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Long may it waveJames R Lientz Vice President and manager of the Union BagCamp Corporations Savannah plant and Roy L Morgan U S Department of Commerce watch as plant security officers raise the coveted E banner
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is for Effort
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JJj is for Export
The Union BagCamp Paper Corporation long a member of the varsity has lettered in exports on May 18 in ceremonies in the Rose Garden of the White House
President Johnson presented the company a United States Department of Commerce E Award in recognition of its export achievements
T T Dunn executive vice president and former manager of the Savannah plant accepted the award in behalf of the company Present also for the ceremonies were R C
Shannon general sales manager unbleached paper and board division of New York and W Kirk Sutlive public relations manager at Savannah
In making the presentation President Johnson commented Such heartening advances in exports dont just happen They are the results of costconscious management hardselling business backed by the most effective government policies for export promotion and investment in centuries this country has ever known
Savannah Ceremony Roy L Morgan director of the office of the United States Department of Commerce made the local presentation to James R Lientz vice president and manager of the Savannah plant
Morgan said the flag was awarded because of the vigorous and dynamic expansion salesmanship of Union BagCamp which has developed new overseas markets for its products under difficult competitive conditions and opened trade areas previously closed to American competition
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Thomas T Dunn Executive Vice President Union BagCamp Paper Corporation accepts E Citation from President Johnson at Ceremonies at the White House
iTION
is for Union BagCamp
Lientz on accepting the award stated Savannah is ideally located for the development of industry serving foreign as well as domestic markets
Our growth in this area has been steady and substantial Lientz added Last year over 5 per cent of our total company sales were in export markets This represents a 12 per cent increase over the previous year We fully expect to exceed 100000 tons of shipments from this plant in 1964 These products will be valued at 14 million dollars in the foreign markets Shipments will be to over 40 different countries
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Bulk Cement At
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The huge bulk crane at Brunswick takes a big bite while discharging cement from the FARSEA at the GPAs Brunswick terminal
A steady flow of bulk cement moveL
distribution
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The International Trading si Corporation of Georgia began J importing cement into the Brunswick port in 1962 Utilizing the Georgia Ports Authoritys facilities for the discharge storing and bag
ging bulk cement International Trading has prospered over the past
two years at Brunswick
An efficient unloading is accomplished with the use by lease arrangement of the Brunswick Port I y Authoritys bulk crane with direct discharge into the GPAs warehouse
From the storage area the bulk r cement can be loaded directly to rail or truck carrier
fk Cement is distributed to all
y l points in Georgia from the International Trading Corporations Brunswick location
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rtm warehouse to railcar to truck for out the state
We cant promise youll grinfromeartoer like Alices cat when you ship over Southern But you can count on a satisfied smile Why not try us and see
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Southerns Accent is on You
PALMER CAT
INC
ALL FORMS OF
INSURANCE
MARINE INSURANCE SPECIALISTS SAVANNAH GEORGIA
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A recent shipment of 1600 bales of Egyptian cotton was unloaded at the Garden City Terminals of the Georgia Ports Authoritya vivid reminder of the past when more than 2 million bales of domestic cotton were handled through the Port each year
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671 TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829 TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
EAST AFRICA
African Mercury
Robin Sherwood R
African Sun
Robin Locksley R
African Neptune
Mormacmail R
Mormacquide R
JUNE 1964
Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
Farrell Stevens June 15
Robin Strachan June 25
Farrell Stevens June 30
Robin Strachan July 9
Farrell Stevens July IS
Robin Strachan July 23
Robin Strachan Aug 6
Denotes Via Transshipment R Denotes Reefer
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
African MercuryFarrell StevensJune 15
Salmela S African MarineSmith Kelly July 16
South African VentureH S African MarineSmith KellyJune 20
Robin Sherwood RRobin StrachanJune 25
African SunFarrell i4iStevensJune 30
Robin Locksley RRobin StrachanJuly 9
African NeptuneFarrell S StevensJuly 15
Mormacmail RRobin StrachanJuly 23
Mormacquide R1Robin StrachanAug 6
Tamatave MADAGASCAR
Mormacmail RRobin Strachan July 23
WEST AFRICA Matadi Luanda Pt Harcourt
LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African GroveFarrell StevensJuly 4

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Stentor RSRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 25
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 16
Isis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 9
Cap Haitien HAITI
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 16
Fort de France MARTINIQUE
Santa Barbara PRGraceSmith KellyJune 21
Santa Ana PGraceSmith KellyJuly 6
Santa Barbara PR GraceMSmith Kelly July 20
Grand Turk TURKS ISLAND
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
July 16
Kingston JAMAICA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 25
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Mayaguez PUERTO RICO
A VesselIAlcoa
Stevens
July 15
Ponce PUERTO RICO
A VesselAlcoa
Stevens
July 15
PortauPrince HAITI
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands Strachan June 25
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands illStrachan July 10
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Maron RiRoyal Netherlands Strachan M June 24
Sienior RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 25
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands UStrachanrB July 8
Isis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 9
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 22
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 5
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Santa Barbara PRGrace Smith KellyJune 21
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJune 25
Santa Ana PGrace Smith KellyJuly 6
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 10
Santa Barbara PRGraceSmith KellyJuly 20
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands 1StrachanAug 7
San Juan PUERTO RICO
A VesselAlcoa StevensJuly 15
TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Sirachan Strachan Sirachan Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
Amapala HONDURAS
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck R Royal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan Strachan Strachan Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
Champerico GUATEMALA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
Corinto NICARAGUA
LisoMamenic
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands
Erik Banck R Royal Netherlands
NordlandMamenic
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
LisoMamenic
NordlandMamenic
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Sirachan Strachan
June 22 June 25 July 10 July 17 July 23 Aug 7
Dixie Dixie
June 22 July 17
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Sirachan Sirachan Strachan Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Liso Mamenic
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
NordlandMamenic
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Dixie
Sirachan Strachan
Dixie
Strachan Strachan
June 22 June 25 July 10 July 17 July 23 Aug 7
La Union EL SALVADOR
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan Strachan Strachan Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
Puntarenas COSTA RICA LisoBBMamenic
Wandsbek R
Erik Banck R
Nordland
Wilheim Doerenkamp R A Vessel R
Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Mamenic Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
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San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Sirachan
Strachan
Strachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilheim Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Sirachan
June 25 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
Vera Cruz MEXICO
Kloosierdyk RTPHollandAmerica
Hohenstein
July 14
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Alexandria EGYPT
Hellenic Pioneer RTP
Hellenic Hero RTP
Steel Flyera
Steel Age
Hellenic Lkifi DixieJuly 3
Hellenic DixieJuly 12
Isthmian SirachanJuly 17
Isthmian StrachanAug 3
Barcelona SPAIN
Arngrim
Procyon
Reuben Tipton P
Folke Bernadolie
Margaret Lykes P
Marlin HohensteinJune 18
Holland South AllStevensJune 27
Lykes 4 StrachanJuly 8
Holland South AllStevensJuly 16
Lykes StrachanAug 2
Beirut LEBANON
Exchester
Hellenic Wave
Express
Wachlfels
Steel Flyer
Executor
Steel Age
American Export StrachanJune 8
Hellenic American Export
Hansa
Isthmian BB
American Export Isthmian
DixieJune 28
Strachan July 7
HohensteinJuly 17
StrachanJuly 17
StrachanAug 1
StrachanAug 3
Civitavecchia ITALY Reuben Tipton P Lykes Strachan July 8
Genoa ITALY
Marlin Hohenstein June 18
Sidarmi Stevens June 23
Procyon Holland South Atl Stevens June 27
Reuben Tipton P HR Lykes Strachan July 8
Francesco Morosini Sidarmi Stevens I July 12
Folke Bernadotle Holland South All Stevens July 16
Lykes Strachan Aug 2

Haifa ISRAEL
Noga Zim Southern June 28
Velos Zim Southern July 12
Lattakia SYRIA
Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie June 28
Leghorn ITALY
Marlin Hohenstein June 18
Andrea Gritii Sidarmi Stevens June 23
Procyon Holland South AU Stevens June 27
Reuben Tipton P Lykes Strachan July 8
Francesco Morosini Sidarmi Stevens July 12
Folke Bernadotle Holland South All Stevens July 16
Margaret Lykes P Lykes Sirachan Aug 2
Marseilles FRANCE
Marlin Hohenstein June 18
Andrea Gritii Sidarmi Stevens June 23
Procyon Holland South AU Stevens June 27
Francesco Morosini Sidarmi Stevens July 12
Folke Bernadotle Holland South All Stevens July 16
Naples ITALY
Marlin Hohenstein June 18
Reuben Tipton P Lykes Strachan July 8
Margaret Lykes P Lykes Strachan Aug 2
Piraeus GREECE
Zim Southern June 28
Velos Zim Southern July 12
Savona ITALY
Arngrim Marlin Hohenstein June 18
Andrea Gritii Sidarmi Stevens June 23
Francesco Morosini Sidarmi Stevens July 12
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Noga Zim Southern June 28
Velos Zini Southern I July 12
Tripoli LIBYA
Reuben Tipton P Lykes Strachan July 8
Margaret Lykes P Lykes Strachan Aug 2
Valencia SPAIN
Arngrim Marlin Hohenstein June 18
Holland AH Stevens June 27
Folke Bernadotle Holland South Atl Stevens July 16
Venice ITALY
Reuben Tipton P Lykes Strachan July 8
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Adelaide AUSTRALIA
City of BirkenheadAmcan Atralian Smith Kelly June 23
Pioneer Surf American Pioneer StrachanJuly 25
Pioneer GlenAmerican Pioneer SirachanJune 28
Cap Norte RT Columbus SouthernJuly 2
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Antwerp Rotterdam Hasselburg TP Loppersum RITIP Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg 1 Ozean Slinnes Stevens June 23 25 1 Independent Gulf Smith Kelly June 26
Ozean Stinnes Stevens June 27
Ozean Stinnes Stevens July 12
Hilversum RTP Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly July 24 Y r
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg June 18
American Producer American Veteran Grebbedyk RT U Lnes Sirachan June 28
U S Lines Strachan July 6
Hohenstein July 7
U S Lines Strachan July 27
Grotedyk RT American Miller American Packer HollandAmerica U S Lines Hohenstein Strachan Aug 3 Aug 4
U S Lines Strachan Aug 12
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam Sunny Prince American Star Dixie July 910 t 1 1
Antwerp BELGIUM U S Lines Strachan June 18 1
U S Lines Strachan June 28 V
HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 7
American Harvester American Builder Grotedyk RT American Miller u S Lines Strachan July 17
U S Lines Strachan July 27 1
HollandAmerica U S Lines Hohenstein Strachan Aug 3 Aug 4
Bordeaux FRANCE Espa Regent Tarver June 28 t 1
Mex Schnell Regent Tarver July 27
LeHavre FRANCE Thalatta PR Wilhelmsen HollandAmerica Strachan Hohenstein July 5 July 7 V
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Baltic Sea
City of Melbourne
Port Campbell
Cap Ortegal RT Northumberland
Port 8c AssociatedSirachanJuly 3
Atlanttrafik Express StevensJuly 9
Amcan AtralianSmith Kelly July 13
Amcan Atralian Smith KellyJuly 23
Columbus SouthernMS July 23
Pori Associated SirachanAug 2
Auckland NEW ZEALAND Smith 8c Kelly June 29
Middle Sex 1 Port 8c Associated Strachan July 29
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
1 City of Birkenhead Amcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c Kelly June 23
1 w Pioneer Glen r American Pioneer Strachan June 28
Cap Norte RT Columbus III Southern July 2
America Star Port 8c Associated Strachan July 3
j Baltic Sea Atlanttrafik Express Stevens July 9
City of Melbourne Amcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c Kelly July 13
Port Campbell Amcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c Kelly July 23
Cap Ortegal RT Columbus Southern July 23
Pioneer Surf American Pioneer Strachan July 25
V Northumberland Port 8c Associated Strachan Aug 2
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 2
Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 14
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine SouthernJune 30
J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 2
Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 14
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Pres Osmena RTPUnited Philippine
Southern
June 30
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
Port DenisonAmcan AtralianSmith KellyJune 29
Middle SexPort AssociatedSirachanJuly 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
City of MelbourneAmcan Atralian Smith KellyJuly 13
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer Sirachan July 25
Hong Kong
Kotei MaruJapan HohensteinJune 28
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine SouthernJune 30
Bolivia Maru TAK LineSmith KellyJuly 1
J Abad SantosiMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 2
Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilAfj StevensJuly 14
Nevada Maru RT K LineSmith Kelly July 18
Kobu MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
J Abad SaniosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 2
Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 14
Keelung FORMOSA
Kotei MaruJapan
Bolivia Maru TK Line
Nevada Maru RT K Line
Kobu Maru MlJapan
Hohenstein
Smith 8c Kelly Smith 8c Kelly Hohenstein
June 28 July 1 July 18 July 25
Kobe JAPAN
Seattle MaruMitsui O SK SirachanJune 23
Kotei MaruJapan HohensteinJune 28
Phil Pres Osmena RTPUnited Philippine SouthernJune 30
Bolivia Maru TK LineSmith 8c KellyJuly 1
Nevada Maru RT K LineSmith 8c KellyJuly 18
Kobu MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
Pori DenisonAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c KellyJune 29
Middle SexPort 8c AssociatedSirachan1 July 29
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Kotei Maru Japan Hohenstein June 28
Phil Pres Osmena RTPUnited Philippine SouthernJune 30
Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 14
J Abad Sanios Maritime Co PhilStevensJuly 14
Kobu MaruJapan Hohenstein July 25
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
City of BirkenheadAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c KellyJune 23
Pioneer GlenAmerican Pioneer SirachanJune 28
Cap Norte RTColumbus SouthernJuly 2
America StarPort 8c AssociatedSirachanJuly 3
City of MelbourneAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c KellyJuly 13
Port CampbellAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c KellyJuly 23
Cap Ortegal RT Columbus SouthernJuly 23
Pioneer Surf American Pioneer SirachanJuly 25
NorthumberlandPort 8c Associated StrachanAug 2
Nagoya JAPAN
Seattle MaruMitsui O SKStrachanJune 23
Kotei MaruJapan HohensteinJune 28
Bolivia Maru TK LineSmith 8c KellyJuly 1
Nevada Maru RT K LineSmith 8c KellyJuly 18
Kobu MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Napier NEW ZEALAND
Middle SexPort 8c Associated
Strachan
July 29
New Castle AUSTRALIA
Pioneer GlenAmerican Pioneer
Sirachan
June 28
Osaka JAPAN
Seattle Maru Mitsui O SK StrachanJune 23
Kotei MaruiJapan i HohensteinJune 28
Bolivia Maru T K LineSmith 8c KellyJuly 1
Nevada Maru RT K LineSmith 8c KellyJuly 18
Kobu MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Port Kembla AUSTRALIA
NorthumberlandPort 8c AssociatedStrachanAug 2
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
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Shimizu JAPAN
Kotei MaruJapan
Kobu MaruJapan
Hohenstein
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June 28 July 25
Sydney AUSTRALIA
City of Birkenhead
Pioneer Glen
Cap Norte RT
America StarJjf
City oi Melbourne
Port Campbell
Cap Ortegal RT
Pioneer Surf
Northumberland
Amcan 8c Atralian American Pioneer
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June 23 June 28 July 2 July 3 July 13 July 23 July 23 July 25 Aug 2
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
Port DenisonAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c KellyJune 29
Middle SexPort 8c AssociatedStrachanJuly 29
Yokohama JAPAN
Seattle MaruMitsui O SK
Kotei Maru Japan
Phil Pres Osmena RTPUnited Philippine
Bolivia Maru TK Line
Nevada Maru RTK Line
Kobu MaruJapan
Bahrein SAUDI ARABIA
WachlfelsIHansa
Strachan
Hohenstein
Southern
Smith 8c Kelly Smith 8c Kelly Hohenstein
Hohenstein
June 23 June 28 June 30 July 1 July 18 July 25
July 17
Basrah IRAQ
WachlfelsHansa
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July 17
Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic WaveHellenic
Wachlfels Hansa
Dixie
Hohenstein
June 28 July 17
Dubai
WachlfelsHansa
Hohenstein
July 17
Khorramshahr IRAN
Hellenic Wave Hellenic
WachlfelsHansa
Dixie
Hohenstein
June 28 July 17
Kuwait KUWAIT
Hellenic WaveHellenic
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Dixie
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June 28 July 17
Port Said
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July 17
Tripoli
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Aden ADEN
Vishva Shanti RTS C I
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Hellenic WaveR Hellenic
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Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
Exchester American Export StrachanJune 8
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic DixieJuly 3
Express American Export StrachanJuly 7
Hellenic Hero RTPHellenic DixieJuly 12
ExecutorAmerican Export StrachanAug 1
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic
Hellenic Hero RTPHellenic
Bergen NORWAY
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Dixie
Dixie
Strachan
July 3 July 12
July 5
Copenhagen DENMARK
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Gdynia POLAND
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Helsinki FINLAND
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Malmo SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Oslo NORWAY
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
July 5
Stockholm SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Buenos Aires TPIvaran
MormacoakMooreMcCormack
Montevideo TRPIvaran
Santos TPIvaran
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack
MormacisleMooreMcCormack
Strachan
July 5
SouthernJune 20
StrachanJune 26
SouthernJuly 12
SouthernJuly 24
StrachanJuly 24
SirachanAug 7
Fortaleza BRAZIL
MormacoakMooreMcCormack
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Montevideo URUGUAY Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 20
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 26
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern July 12
Santos TP Ivaran Southern July 24
M or mac dawn MooreMcCormack Strachan July 24
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 7
Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 26
M or ma c dawn MooreMcCormack Strachan July 24
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 7
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 20
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 26
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern July 12
Santos TP Ivaran Southern July 24
Mor mac dawn MooreMcCormack Strachan July 24
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 7
Santos BRAZIL Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern June 20
Mormacoak MooreMcCormack Strachan June 26
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern July 12
Santos TP Ivaran Southern July 24
Mormacdawn MooreMcCormack Strachan July 24
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 7
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Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Maron R Royal Netherlands
Sinon R Royal Netherlands
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands
Strachan Strachan Strachan Strachan Strachan
June 24 July 8 July 16 July 22 Aug 5
Carupano VENEZUELA
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands
StrachanJuly 16
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Maron RiRoyal Netherlands Strachan
Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Ganymedes RfiRoyal Netherlands Strachan
Maron R Royal Netherlands Strachan
A Vessel RlRoyal Netherlands Strachan
June 24 July 8 July 16 July 22 Aug 5
Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA Strachan June 25
Isis R Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan July 9
Ganymedes R Strachan July 16
Guanta VENEZUELA Grace Smith 8c Kelly June 21
Grace Smith 8c Kelly July 6
Santa Barbara PR Grace Smith 8c Kelly July 20
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara PRGraceS
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
YaracuyVenezuelan
Y aracuyV enezuelan
Santa Ana PGrace
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands
A VesselVenezuelan
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands
Santa Barbara PRGrace
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Smith Sc Kelly
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Smith 8c Kelly
Smith 8c Kelly
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Smith 8c Kelly
Strachan
Smith 8c Kelly
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June 21 June 24 June 26 June 26 July 6 July 8 July 16 July 16 July 20 July 22 Aug 5
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara PRGrace
Maron R Royal Netherlands
Santa Ana PL Grace
Sinon R Royal Netherlands
Santa Barbara PRggwGracev
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands
Smith 8c Kelly
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Smith 8c Kelly
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Smith 8c Kelly
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June 21 June 24 July 6 July 8 July 20 July 22 Aug 5
Paramaribo SURINAM
Sientor RRoyal Netherlands
Isis R Royal Netherlands
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands
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June 25 July July 16
Puerto Cabello
Santa Barbara PR
Maron R
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Smith 8c Kelly
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Aden ADEN State of Punjab RT Jaladhruv
S C ISmith Sc KellyJune 22
ScindiaSmith Sc KellyJune 25
Bombay INDIA
ExchesterAmerican Export StrachanJune 8
State of Punjab RTS ISmith 8c Kelly June 22
Jaladhruv ScindiaSmith 8c KellyJune 25
Hellenic Pioneer RTP
Express
Hellenic Hero RTP
Steel Flyer
Vishva Shanti RT
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Steel Age
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Dixie
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Smith 8c Kelly
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July 3 July 7 July 12 July 17 July 18 Aug 1 Aug 3
Calcutta INDIA
Exchester
State of Punjab RT
Jaladhruv
Hellenic Pioneer RTP
Express
Hellenic Hero RTP
Steel Flyer
Vishva Shanti RT
Executor
Steel Age
American Export
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Cochin INDIA
Slate of Punjab RTS C I
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Vishva Shanti RTS C I
Smith 8c KellySmith 8c Kelly Smith 8c Kelly
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Karachi PAKISTAN Exchester American Export Strachan
Hellenic Pioneer RTP Express Hellenic American Export Dixie Strachan
Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic Dixie
Isthmian Strachan
American Export Strachan
Steel Age Isthmian Strachan
June 8 July 3 July 7 July 12 July 17 Aug 1 Aug 3
Madras INDIA
Exchester
Stale of Punjab RT
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Steel Flyer
Vishva Shanti RT
Executor
Steel Age
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Ellsmere ENGLAND Regent Tarver June 28
Mex Schnell 1 Regent Tarver July 27
Glasgow SCOTLAND Espa Regent Manchester Tarver Smith 8c Kelly June 28 July 17
Mex Schnell Regent Tarver July 27
Liverpool ENGLAND Regent Tarver June 28
U S Lines Strachan July 17
Mex Schnell Regent Tarver July 27
London ENGLAND
American Producer
Espa
Sunny Prince
American Harvester
Mex Schnell
American Miller
U S Lines
Regent
American Star
U S Lines
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Manchester ENGLAND
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Manchester Port PTManchesterSmith 8c Kelly
Mex SchnellRegent Tarver
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY
E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
ATLANTA 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
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SEA Over 100 steamship lines serve Georgias 21 modern deepwater berths in Savannah and Brunswick Inland barge traffic serves Columbus Bainbridge and Augusta through the states recently completed inland waterway system
RAIL Georgia has been recognized as the railroad center of the South for more than a century Seven major railroads and 13 railway lines serve the state There are also 81 other railroads with offline offices in Georgia
Georgias industrial rate of growth is fourth in thenation Excellent location and transportation is one reason vhy There are many others To find out more about them write Industrial Development Division Georgia lepartment of Industry and TradeDept GA2100 State Capitol Building Atlanta Georgia
And how Georgias location and transportation facilities make it the hub of the booming Southeast Atlanta is within two hours flying time of almost half the population of the United States
AIR Georgias 12 major airports launch more than 500 flights daily Facilities like the 15 million dollar Atlanta airport make Georgia easily accessible by air from anywhere Six major air lines and two feeder services keep Georgia businessmen and cargoes flying Private air fields are plentiful and well located
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NEW IN SAVANNAH Storage For All Types Vegetable Oils and Chemicals
We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business

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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 7
Editor BOB NOBLE
JULY 1964
Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
KINGSPORT Tennessees Pattern of Progress
Ports Personalities Progress
Big Blast At Augusta
Fred Whelan GPAs General Western Agent
Benelux and ECM Part II
Atoms for Peace
Chicago to Sydney via Georgia Ports
New Shipping Services
Regular Departments
Photo of the Month Contest
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes and Humor
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE
Directory of Port Services
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
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MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
Summer heat got you down
Well its not surprising for July is indeed the time of year when most folks head either for the seashore or the mountains to get away from the oppressive heat of the big cities
Little as we may think about it the right climate is important whether were speaking literally as regards the weather or figuratively as regards a communitys attitude toward industrial growth
At Kingsport Tennessee in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains the climate for both is ideal the year round
The people of east Tennessee descendants of native AngloSaxon settlers havent changed much from the hearty ancestors who followed the trail blazed by Daniel Boone and carved their homesteads out of the wilderness
Today this northern Tennessee community is considered a model city for the industrial growth which is taking place throughout the southeast
A turn of the page will reveal the full story of KINGSPORT Tennessees Pattern of Progress
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
THE COVER
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMING NEXT MONTHS ISSUE
A NEW ERA FOR BULK LIQUIDS A look at the new and expanded facilities of Southland Terminals a division of Southland Oil Corporation located at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal in Savannah Special emphasis will be on the increased movements and handling of edible fats and oils
THE BIG PUSH FOR NEW INDUSTRY A report on the Georgia Ports Authoritys new wateroriented industrial sites brochures and the part they will play in attracting new industry for the States five growing ports
GEORGIA DAY AT THE WORLDS FAIR A pictorial review of the activities held July 22nd when the New York Worlds Fair turns its spotlight on the state of Georgia
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Our cover photo this month shows a part of Tennessee Eastman Companys Kingsport Tennessee plant which produces Kodel polyester fibre for use in mens womens and childrens apparel
The full story of this Tennessee industrial community is found on the following pages
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rales furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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KINGSPORT
TENNESSEES
Pattern of Progress
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I T u QST American cities have grown because of economic forces that favored the site of an early settlement Few were planned But Kingsport was founded for a purpose From the very beginning it was planned and built according to plan physically and spiritually It was patterned in the American traditiona tradition of enterprise of democratic ideals of wholesome living
Situated in the northeastern corner of Tennessee close to the Virginia line Kingsport stretches along the Holston River as it winds through the foothills of the beautiful Appalachian Mountains It is about 160 miles southwest of Roanoke and 90 miles northeast of Knoxville on U S Highway 11W known as the Lee Highway or the Broadway of America
Visitors quickly sense that Kingsport is not just another town It has a definite personality to understand that personality you must know its history
Early History
While Kingsport traces its history back to Revolutionary War days the modern city was not founded until after the Clinchfield Railroad came to the slumbering valley of Holston in 1909 A townsite was laid out in 1915 and during World War I the present city got its real start
Dr John Nolen famous city planner of Cambridge Mass was engaged to develop a plan for a city that could eventually house 50000 people For a design for city gov
ernment the founders turned to the Rockefeller Foundation for advice on a model city charter Kingsport was the first city in the state to institute the citymanager form of government and the nonpartisan administration with its freedom from partisan politics has been an important factor in the unhampered growth of the community
Industrial Beginnings
The first industry located on the site of this new community was a cement plant then a brick plant followed by a tannery A hosiery mill pulp mill and a wood alcohol distillation plant were established This distillation plant using the abundant supply of wood and water was to grow into the present extensive Tennessee Eastman Company a Division of Eastman Kodak Company with its highly technical processes and large scale production of plastics acetate yarn and chemicals
Industrial growth too was planned as intelligently as the political and geographical development of the city Studies were made of available raw materials and industries sought which could successfully use these materials and prosper in this favored locality
Obviously the Holston Valley was a favored locality as the growth of widely diversified industries was to demonstrate
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One of the chemical manufaciuring units of Tennessee Eastman Companys plant at Kingsport is the Dimethyl Terephlhalate plant which produces a chemical intermediate used in the production of Kodel polyester fiber Kodel polyester sheeting Kodar polyester plastic sheeting and Eastar polyester film base
Eastman Kodak President William S Vaughn receives Award from President Johnson in May 18 ceremonies he the White House
Eastman Gets U S Export E Award For Success In Foreign Markets
President Johnson recently presented Eastman Kodak Company of which Tennessee Eastman Company is a division with an Export E award in ceremonies held at the White House
William S Vaughn president and chief executive officer of the company accepted the award in Washington at a special ceremony sponsored by the Department of Commerce to mark the 500th E award presentation
Kodak received the award for success in export markets Principally due
to higher export sales Kodak has earned a total of almost 500 million in foreign exchange for the United States during the past five years a report indicated
The report listed three examples of the companys approach to international marketing including the fact that exports of manmade fibers plastics and industrial chemicals from the Tennessee and Texas Eastman divisions have been growing despite intense competition from foreign manufacturers
Exports of Eastmans Kingsport
produced fibers and dyestuffs by Kodaks marketing subsidiaries have doubled since 1959
To foster further increases the Kingsport Eastman organization has strengthened its network of specialized foreign distributors with additional marketing and technical support added offices and warehouses abroad and increased the participation of Kingsport Eastman personnel in the foreign marketing operations
Aerial view Tennessee Easlman Company Kingsport Tennessee Tennessee Eastman is a division of Eastman Kodak Company
Diversified Products
The products of this industry include chemicals plastics synthetic yarn Tennessee Eastman Company glass AmericanSaint Gobain Corporation one of the largest book manufacturing plants in the world Kingsport Press Inc cotton cloth J P Stevens Co pulp and paper Mead Corporation leather belting and other industrial equipment SlipNot Belting Corporation book shade and label cloth and finishing of cotton piece goods Holliston Mills Inc heavy casting for large industrial requirements Kingsport Foundry Manufacturing Corporation cement PennDixie Cement Corporation brick and cinder block General Shale Products Corporation fibre containers Greif Bros Cooperage Corporation lithium products Foote Mineral Company and a host of industries supplying the regional market such as flour mills dairies bakeries bottling plants sheet metal works building material and store and restaurant equipment manufacturers
The Kingsport Division of The Mead Corporation occupies 85 acres and employs more than 1200 men and women Daily production exceeds 325 tons of paper and 100 tons of soda pulp Kingsportmade Mead paper appears regularly in the following magazines Time Sports Illustrated Readers Digest Look House and Garden McCalls Redbook Popular Science and U S News and World Report
TOP PHOTO The Kingsport Press one of the worlds largest manufacturers of hardbound books employs more than 2200 persons Kingsport Press is a prime example of integrated industry in Kingsport It uses paper from the Mead Corporation book cloth from Holliston Mills cloth from J P Stevens and the knowhow of local people BELOW AmericanSt Gobain Corporation the nations third largest flat glass manufacturer maintains its headquarters and two major plants at Kingsport Its products are found in the nations largest commercial institutional and industrial buildings in millions of homes and as component parts of appliances vehicles and machines
of many kinds
The Appalachian Traffic Club was founded in 1937 by members of industries and transportation companies located in the TriCity area of East Tennessee principally in Kingsport Johnson City and Bristol VirginiaTennessee for joint discussions of transportation problems affecting this area Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month in one of these cities Fourteen meetings have been held to
Appalachian Traffic Club
date and attendance has reached more than 250
The Club has grown and membership now includes representatives of 42 railroads 17 truck lines three air lines 18 industries two publishing houses and eight firms in ocean shipping financial insurance and foreign freight forwarding circles In addition to 11 cities in Tennessee the membership covers 10 states and Washington D C with
members residing at intermediate points between New Orleans Louisiana St Louis Missouri and New York City
Realizing the importance of international trade to this area and in recognition of World Trade Week it was decided in 1951 to have an Annual ImportExport Meeting in May of each year These meetings are intended to provide specific information on various phases of export and import trade
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CUNCHFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY
Clinchfield Railroad salutes Kingsport and is proud to have been able to contribute to the growth of this great East Tennessee industrial city
For information contact
Allen S Alford District Freight Agent Augusta Ga502 Marion BldgTel PArk 26424
Offices in
Atlanta Ga Charlotte 4 N C Chicago 3 111 Cincinnati 2 Ohio Columbia S C Columbus 15 Ohio Detroit 2 Mich Jacksonville Fla
or
following cities
Johnson City Tenn Kingsport Tenn Miami 33131 Fla New York 17 N Y Pittsburgh 22 Pa Raleigh N C Spartanburg S C Tampa Fla
OUR KEY TO GROWTH The Clinchfield Route
SPEED
Shortest and most direct route between the Central West and the Southeast
DEPENDABILITY
Reliable freight schedules insure prompt delivery
MARKETS
Centrally located for close proximity to major markets
RAW MATERIALS
Coal minerals and other natural resoures in abundance
SERVICE
We trade Service for Business We have the Service
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Current information is available on Plant or Industrial Sites in all five states served by Clinchfield Write or call any office and one of our representatives will contact you immediately
GENERAL OFFICES
CLINCHFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY
ERWIN TENNESSEE AREA CODE 615 PHONE 7436121
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SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES
OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY KANSAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA
NEW YORK OFFICE
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PORTS
J D Holt GPA Executive Director left and James I Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations right confer with Ion Raliu General Manager J R Shipping Company Limited of London England who was a recent visitor to the port of Savannah The London shipping company are owners and managers for Regent Line a shuttle service between U S South Atlantic ports and ports of the
United Kingdom and Europe
Contract signed for another year of distribution of Sorel Metals through the GPAs Garden City terminal On hand for the occasion left to right James I Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations Ralph Steinway Traffic Manager Miller Company Chicago and Frank E Lallemand Traffic Manager Quebec Iron Titanium Corporation Sorel Quebec
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The Sibenik of the Jugolinija Line stands ready at the GPAs Ocean Terminal to load a pipeline dredge destined for France Lifts up to 60 tons were required for the shipment Arrangements for the ship and movement were made through the cooperation of Kurt Nanninnga Vice President Smith Kelly Company J K Ebberwein was the freight forwarder
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Colonel Paul W Ramee Savannah District Engineer U S Army Corps of Engineers is pictured above as he signed the halfmillion dollar contract awarding the job of enlarging the Kings Island Turning Basin to the Seward Dredging Corp of Pompano Beach Fla Witnessing the brief ceremony were left to right George S Clarke Jr member of the Port Committee of the Savannah District Authority and J F Frewer Chief of the Engineers Operation Division The turning basin will be enlarged from the present 00 x 700 to 900 x 1000
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GENERAL AGENTS
Clegg Bldg 51 Broad St New York 4 WHitehall 44450
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WINNER 15 VaeypaceNorth
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YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
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Sisters on the Staircase a study in composition and high key is this months winner
Mrs Mulvey captured her prize winner at 115 of a second with a hand held shot a remarkable feat in itself
Technical data Minolta autocord camera 115 of a second at F56
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
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Only blackandwhite photographs 3 x 4 inches or larger will be eligible Photos must be related to subjectofthemonth as indicated for the following issue
Unfortunately photographs can not be returned
unless accompanied by a selfaddressed postage paid envelope
Deadline for Entries Will Be the First of Each Month
MAIL YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH TODAY
to
GPA PHOTOOFTHEMONTH CONTEST Post Office Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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Olin Mathiesons Big Blast At Augusta
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Georgias First Lady Mrs Carl E Sanders pushes button setting off charge signifying groundbreaking for Olin Mathieson Looking on is John O Logan Vice President and General Manager Chemicals Division Olin Mathieson
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With a dainty white gloved finger Mrs Carl E Sanders pushed a button which set off a blast which dug a hole which heralded the beginning of Olin Mathiesons new 14 million dollar chemical plant to be built in Augusta
On locating in Augusta John 0 Logan vice president and general manager of the chemicals division of Olin Mathieson commented Nowhere else in this
country is the job of locating industry being done more effectively than in Augusta and in Georgia We are proud to enter the select list Qf industries located here
The chlorine and caustic soda plant will produce 8 million worth of chemicals annually The plant will employ 80 persons initially
Construction is now underway with completion scheduled during the third quarter of 1965
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The area covered from the Chicago office encompasses about a fifteen state area Because of the inland rate equalization territory within the midwest on export traffic through Savannah and Brunswick solicitation and promotion efforts are concentrated in such large midwestern cities as Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville
Chicago is referred to as The Hub of Transportation in the country and is the railroad center of the nation For this reason most transportation agencies whether steamship rail or truck maintain offices here And as transportation competition is keen our stake in the game is protected with onthespot representation and coverage
Many inquiries reach Fred Whelans office regarding port handling and tariff interpretation GPAs Man in Chicago welcomes inquiries and the opportunity to assist with fast and accurate information
Commenting on his assignment as GPA General Western
Jack M Smith manager MooreMcCormack Lines Chicago left discusses recent issue of Georgia AnchorAge with Fred Whelan GPAs General Western Agent
Agent Whelan says I have found that people are really impressed with the aggressiveness of Georgias ports Old hands in the exportimport field are also continually impressed with the increasing steamship service available at our ports They have said that this is only indicative of our wellpaced expansion in operations and the attraction we have to the steamship lines
The midwest is a large manufacturing and agricultural area with Illinois ranking second in export tonnages Since every business firm has its own individual marketing problems Whelan s job is to work closely with each customer and potential customer in order to provide the assistance needed in the areas of port transportation
If port oriented cargo movements to and from the midwest are a vital part of your business the Georgia Ports Authoritys Man in Chicago Fred Whelan is a good man to know Youll find him at 224 South Michigan HArrison 78478
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
SMITH KELLY COMPANY
OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING PO Box 1639 Phone ADams 23151
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
JULY 1964
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BENELUX and ECM
Part II
by
LAURENCE W MAGRATH
GPA European Director
EDITORS NOTE
This is the second of two revealing articles by CPAs European Director dealing with BelgiumNetherlandsLuxemburg and the ECM
In this concluding article Mr Magrath deals with the BelgiumLuxemburg port of Antwerp and its relationship to the European Common Market
Sixty miles south of Rotterdam and no less strategically located but in a different way lies Antwerp the port of Belgium and Luxemburg and to a large extent of the Ruhr One is tempted here to talk history so I shall keep it short
The name Antwerp is derived from two words hand and the Flemish werpen meaning to throw In the Dark Ages Brabo a Roman warrior put an end to a persecuting giant cut off his hand and threw it into the River Scheldt That is the theme of the statue symbolizing Antwerp
Albert dock at the port of Antwerp In upper right can be
In the background stands the great Cathedral the only one of Gothic type with seven naves The haunting melody of its carillon lingers long in the memory of all to whom it was familiar I am one for here in this port the foundation of my steamship career was laidand it is hoped the personal reference may be excused
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seen the citys business district on the banks of the river Scheldt
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Cosmopolitan Language Commerce between nations flourishes to better advantage when there is no language problem In this connection it is accepted as a matter of course in Antwerp shipping and forwarding circles that most all employees not only managers are fluent in English Flemish French and German
One may sit as a visitor at a desk where telephone conversation within minutes even seconds switches to and fro between all four tongues with scarcely a break between Lack of this facility would be a serious handicap at this crossroads of European commerce
The American businessman seeking export potentials in Europe may well base his initial approaches on cosmopolitan Benelux where he will be made most welcome
Clearing Station for ECM
Waterways here too provide access from the Rhine and there is heavy barge traffic but at Antwerp the accent is on rail and highway approaches always keeping in mind the importance of this area as a clearing station for ECM trade with unlimited facilities The railroad network centering on Brussels one half hour distant speaks for itself
Not so familiar to Americans is the development of highway connections The German autobahn system has now been extended to the Belgian border at Aachenan added link in E5 the eventual intraEuropean highway from Istanbul to Calais Transiting Belgium from southwest to northeast is the great E3 project Lisbon to Stockholm linking eight countries
The roles of Bel gium and Luxemburg as producers of steel and steel articles need no comment and Antwerp is the outlet to overseas plus much of what moves from the Ruhr
Add to this the multiplicity of manufactured goods for export including many Americanlicensed items the assembly plants of major American automobile firms for the Continent refineries vast storage and transit sheds for ECM all of which combine to justify the status of Antwerp as a world port and it continues to grow
The Roman warrior Brabo who put an end to a persecuting giant during the Dark Ages and cut off his hand throwing it into the river Scheldt is clearly shown in the statue above In the background can be seen typical Flemish houses
The port of Amsterdam covered in last months part one of this series on Benelux and ECM it ho to the multistory port of Amsterdam administration building on She extreme right The lffng idrVttu
Central Station hub of the areas rail trunspc
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prominent role of Antwerp in the movement of bulk liquids
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Above A 12ton leadlined cask containing expended reactor fuel elements is lowered from ship to a specially designed rail car Below Samuel Edlow Nuclear Traffic Consultant and Buford Ruhl Assistant Director Southern Interstate Nuclear Board discuss long range plans for the area interest
ATOM
Announcement last month by Dr Glenn Seaborg chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission of the AECs decision to accept highly enriched reactor fuel for processing L at its Savannah River plant near Augusta opens the door for an increase in spent nuclear fuel move v
ments through the GPAs Garden City Terminal at Savannah
About 300 tons of the spent nuclear fuel elements and casks y
have been handled here since last
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July for Sweden This potential has now been increased to 2500 tons annually as a result of the AEC decision In the past the elements had to be shipped from the port across country to Idaho for h processing
Samuel Edlow consultant to the
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European Atomic Community expressed delight over the decision
Savings to Sweden alone will amount to about 50000 annually This quite naturally will be a terrific incentive for continued use and increased tonnages from Europe
In commenting on the GPA facilities Edlow said The use of one

of your 35 ton gantry cranes is more than adequate for the speedy discharge of our shipments We i must compliment the state of Georx gia for its foresight in building such splendid facilities and we wish to state that we are extremely pleased that there is available to us in Savannah a modern uptodate port such as yours for the transfer of our shipments from ship to rail car
NILSON MOTOR EXPRESS
DIRECT SERVICE Savannah Ga to and from Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia
1000000 CARGO INSURANCE PER UNIT GeorgiaInterstate Only
LARGE VANS AND OPEN TRUCKS OPERATING DAILY
Phone 2340035
A HEGELER CO
Freight Contractors and Forwarders to and from the United States
Approved lata Agents
BREMEN BREMERHAVEN HAMBURG ROTTERDAM
AirfreightOffices also at Frankfurt Stuttgart
Main Office BREMEN
Bahnhofstrasse 2831
Cable Address Everywhere Hegelsped Phones Bremen 30 21 41 30 22 79 10 lines Telex 0244 425
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3w York Stocks
YORK AP Following Is a partial tabulation at noon of a
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ubscribers to the Sydney Morning Herald in Sydney Australia will soon be having that early morning cup of coffee and reading the latest events in world news as printed with a high speed press which recently moved through the facilities of our Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal in Savannah
An eight unit Goss printing press known as Headliner Mark II and weighing approximately four hundred thousand pounds sailed from Savannah in late June aboard America Australia Lines vessels Port Wellington and City of Birkenhead The modern printing equipment was being exported to Australia by the Goss Company a division of MiehleGossDexter of Chicago the worlds largest manufacturer and distributor of printing equipment for the graphic arts industry Booked with Norton Lilly and Company of Chicago agents for the steamship line the movement was handled through D C Andrews and Company freight forwarders
The mechanical advancement made by the leading printing press manufacturers in this country is typical of the progress that has been made in this technical age
The present state of mechanical perfection as is represented in the Goss High Speed Headliner letter press and
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SCENE The Leopards huddle on the Cockroaches iOyard line Its first and goal for the Leopards
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Notre Dame
QUARTERBACK But we outweigh them 20 pounds a man
LEFT TACKLE You mean their coach is swifter with a pencil than our coach The guy Im playing is listed at 186 on the roster I know as a personal fact that they
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eligibility The game we want to point for is State
If we lose that one I susthe coach will be look
for work and some of us will be paying our way
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QUARTERBACK Well
well never stop trying out here Lets see its first and goal on their 10 right
LEFT END Nope were on our own oneyard line
Stocks Tu j irregular At Openir
NEW YORK APThJ market milled irregula somewhat slower trading this afternoon
Gains and losses of me stocks ranged from tract about a point
Some of the blue chip j cals and a selection of ot sues provided a degree port but there was r in the way of leadership
Utilities and electronics generally higher while space issues rails and ij rous metals were mixed trend was a little lower i steels airlines motors a baccos
The Associated Press age of 60 stocks at nooj
also found in other letter presses offset and rotogravure printing equipment as well as auxiliary stereotyping equipment that are found in publishing plants all over the world is a result of 79 years of ceaseless effort on the part of the Goss organization
Progress of the Presses
Modern printing began in 1455 when Johannes Gutenberg began to print from separate pieces of type laid on the flat bed of a converted cider press The press was hand fed and hand operated
This method of printing was used with very few improvements for the next 300 years The first rotary press was built shortly after 1800 and during the 19th century many advances in the art and improvement in the equipment were made
It was in the late 1800s that two brothers Fred and Sam Goss designed and patented their first press They with a group of business men organized The Goss Printing Press Company in 1885
From a small press which printed with great effort 4000 newspapers per hour the company climbed upward to an enviable position and today is the leading press builder in the world Today three out of four American dailies use Goss presses
JULY 1964
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eralds Portfolio of jokes CSn humor
You know said Joe Mac is a teetotalerdoesnt drink a drop I feel awfully sorry for him
Why should you feel sorry for him
He gets up every morning feeling wonderful and never gets to feeling any better all day long
Children grow up mighty fast Before you know it the little girl in the frilly organdy dress is a woman in blue jeans
Little girls are older than little boys By the time little boys know that little girls are not little boys little girls know why
If you dont believe that success is merely a matter of luck ask any failure
Jm Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
GEORGIA
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
J D HOLT Exec Director BOX 1039 SAVANNAH GA
NEW SERVICES PORT OF SAVANNAH
Tica Line through their general agents in New York Dovar Shipping Ageneies Inc have announced a new service from Savannah to Puerto Limon Costa Rica and Port Esquivel Jamaica This service will be inaugurated with the sailing of the MS SAN JOSE from Savannah on July 22 1964 and there will he a sailing every twentyone days thereafter Their agent at Savannah is Dixie Steamship Agency Inc
Diamond Manufacturing Company S
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER
Cranes Tugboats Barges P O BOX 686
Dredges and Dredging Wharf Construction SAVANNAH GEORGIA 215 Morel Building Telephone 2340686
OCEAN TERMINAL SAVANNAH Area Code 912
Phone AD 62451 Prompt Service
Reasonable Charges

Anderson Shipping Co SAVANNAH
303 American Building Savannah Georgia PILOTS
Foreign Freight Brokers and ASSOCIATION
Forwarders 228 EAST BAY
CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 PO BOX 1266
PO BOX 794 Phone AD 60259 Phone AD 60226
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Compiled by SAVANNAH DISTRICT AUTHORITY SavannaHBa7083402
JULY 1 1964
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Dale
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
Robin Locksley R Robin StrachanJuly 9
LeovilleS African MarineSmith Kelly July 10
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensJuly 15
SalmelaS African MarineSmith KellyJuly 16
Mormacmail RRobin StrachanJuly 23
African Meteor RTFarrell StevensJuly 29
MormacguideRobin StrachanAug 6
Tamatave MADAGASCAR
Mormacmail RRobin StrachanJuly 23
WEST AFRICA Matadi Luanda Pt Harcourt
LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African Neptune RTFarrell StevensJuly 15
African Meteor RTFarrell StevensJuly 29
PORT OF SAVANNAH
CoLfisjOLUxLcctecL SnlLLriq Schedule
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Bridgetown BARBADOS
Isis RRoyal Netherlands
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
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Cap Haitien HAITI
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
July 16
Savannah District Authority Traffic Department personnel compiling the Port of Savannah Consolidated Sailing Schedule At left Traffic Department Manager J Fleetwood Moore instructs SDA secretary Mrs Sydney Guild in preparing the July 1st issue
Fort de France MARTINIQUE
Santa LuisaGrace
Santa Barbara PGrace
Santa Ana PGrace
Grand Turk TURKS ISLAND
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands
Kingston JAMAICA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
July 14 July 120 Aug 3
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
Strachan
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July 7 July 10 July 23 Aug 7
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671 TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829 TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
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African Meteor RT
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JULY 1964
Robin StrachanJuly 9
Farrell StevensJuly 15
Robin StrachanJuly 23
Farrell StevensJuly 29
Robin StrachanAug 6
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Mayaguez PUERTO RICO
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa StevensJuly 18
Ponce PUERTO RICO
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa StevensJuly 18
PortauPrince HAITI
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Port Esquivel JAMAICA
San JoseDovar
Dixie July 22
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Sinon R Royal Netherlands
Isis R Royal Netherlands
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
StrachanJuly 8
StrachanJuly 9
StrachanJuly 22
StrachanAug 5
San Juan PUERTO RICO
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa
Sievens
July 18
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Santa LuisaGraceSmith KellyJuly 14
Santa Barbara PGraceSmith KellyJuly 20
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
Santa Ana PGraceSmith KellyAug 3
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
St Croix VIRGIN ISLANDS
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa StevensJuly 18
St Thomas VIRGIN ISLANDS
Alcoa ExplorerAlcoa StevensJuly 18
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
Ship
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Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 23
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands SlrachanAug 7
Amapala HONDURAS
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Champerico GUATEMALA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands Slrachan July 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanAug 7
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
NordlandMamenic
Dixie
July 17
Corinto NICARAGUA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
NordlandMamenic DixieJuly 17
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Cutuco
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
NordlandMamenic DixieJuly 17
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanAug 7
La Union EL SALVADOR
Wandsbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 10
San JoseDovar DixieJuly 22
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
NordlandMamenic DixieJuly 17
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RrRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 7
Erik Banck R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Wandsbek RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 7
Erik Banck RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 10
Wilhelm Doerenkamp RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 23
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanAug 7
Vera Cruz MEXICO Kloosierdyk RTP HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 14

MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Alexandria EGYPT
Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic Dixie July 15
Steel Flyer Isthmian Strachan July 17
Barcelona SPAIN A Vessel Marlin Hohenstein
Folke Bernadotle Holland South Atl Stevens July 16
Brinton Lykes P Kandaw Lykes Holland South Atl Slrachan Stevens July 30 Aug 15
Bari ITALY Makedonija Jugolinija Smith Kelly July 21
Beirut LEBANON Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie July 4
Express American Export Strachan July 8
Steel Flyer Isthmian Strachan July 17
Wachtfels Hansa Hohenstein July 17
Hellenic Torch RTP Hellenic Dixie July 19
Executor American Export Strachan Aug 3
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale
Ceuta SPANISH Transyork MOROCCO Strachan July 16
Steel Age Isthmian Strachan Aug 14
Civitavecchia ITALY Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan July 6
Genoa ITALY
A VesselMarlin HohensteinJuly
Mayo Lykes P Lykes StrachanJuly
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma StevensJuly
Folke BernadotleHolland South AtlStevensJuly
MakedonijaJugolinijaSmith KellyJuly
Francisco Barbaro TSidarma StevensJuly
Brinton Lykes PLykes Slrachan July
KandawHolland South AtlStevensAug
Leghorn ITALY
Mayo Lykes P
Francesco Morosini TP
Folke Bernadotle
Francisco Barbaro T
Brinton Lykes P
Kandaw
Lykes
Sidarma
Holland South All
Sidarma
Lykes
Holland South Atl
Slrachan Stevens
Stevens
Stevens Strachan Stevens
July July July July July Aug
Marseilles FRANCE
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma StevensJuly
Folke BernadotleHolland South AllStevens July
MakedonijaJugolinijaSmith KellyJuly
Francisco Barbaro TSidarma StevensJuly
Kandaw Holland South AtlStevensAug
Naples ITALY
A VesselMarlin HohensleinJuly
Mayo Lykes PLykes StrachanJuly
MakedonijaJugolinijaSmith KellyJuly
Brinton Lykes PLykes SlrachanJuly
Piraeus GREECE
VelosZim
Southern
July
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
MakedonijaJugolinija
Smith Kelly
July
Salonika GREECE
MakedonijaJugolinija
Smith Kelly
July
Savona ITALY
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma
Francisco Barbaro TSidarma
Stevens
Stevens
July
July
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
VelosZim
Southern
July
Trieste TRIESTE
Makedonija
Jugolinija
Smith Kelly
July
Tripoli LIBYA
Mayo Lykes P
Brinton Lykes P
Lykes Lykes
Strachan
Strachan
July
July
Tunis TUNISIA
Mayo Lykes P
Lykes
Slrachan
July 6
Valencia SPAIN
A Vessel
Folke Bernadotle
KandawM
Marlin
Holland South Ail Holland South All
Hohenstein
Stevens
Stevens
July July Aug
Venice ITALY
Makedonija
Jugolinija
Smith Kelly
July 21
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
American VeteranU S LinesStrachanJuly 6
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinJuly 7
Antwerp Rotterdam
Thalatta PR
Syllum TP
Hilversum RTP
American Builder
American Miller
Niedersachsen TP
Vretaholm PR
Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
Wilhelmsen StrachanJuly 12
Ozean Stinnes StevensJuly 12
Independent GuliSmith KellyJuly 21
U S LinesStrachanJuly 28
U S LinesStrachanAug 4
Ozean Stinnes StevensAug 8
Swedish American StrachanAug 11
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
BotneAmerican Star DixieJuly 11
LisoAmerican Star DixieJuly 30
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinAug 3
American PackerU S LinesStrachanAug 11
Antwerp BELGIUM
American Harvester
Grebbedyk RT
Grotedyk RT
U S LinesStrachanJuly 19
HollandAmerica HohensteinJuly 7
HollandAmerica HohensteinAug 3
Bordeaux FRANCE
Espa
Max Schnell
Regent Tarver
Regent Tarver
June 30 Aug 3
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Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
LeHavre FRANCE
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinJuly 7
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen StrachanJuly 12
Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinAug 3
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanAug 11
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Haifa ISRAEL Velos Zim Southern p 1 f July 21
Lattakia SYRIA Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie July 4
Hellenic Torch RTP Hellenic Dixie July w
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Steamship Line
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Agency Sailing Dale
Ship

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Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Cap Norte RT Columbus SouthernJuly 5
America StarPort AssociatedSirachanJuly 5
City of MelbourneAmcan AtralianSmith KellyJuly 13
Port CampbellAmcan Atralian Smith KellyJuly 23
Cap Orlegal RTColumbus SouthernJuly 23
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer Strachan July 28
Northumberland1 Port AssociatedStrachanAug 2
Port WyndhamAmcan AtralianSmith KellyAug 13
Auckland NEW ZEALAND
MiddlesexPort Associated
Sirachan
July 29
Bela wan Deli SUMATRA
Johannes MaerskMaerskSmith Kelly
July 18
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Cap Norte RT
America Star
City of Melbourne
Port Campbell
Cap Ortegal RT
Columbus Southern
Port AssociatedStrachan
Amcan AtralianSmith Kelly
Amcan AtralianSmith Kelly
Columbus Southern
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer Sirachan
NorthumberlandPort AssociatedStrachan
Port WyndhamAmcan AtralianSmith Kelly
July 5 July 5 July 13 July 23 July 23 July 28 Aug 2 Aug 13
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 6
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 19
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 6
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine SouthernJuly 16
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 19
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 10
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 6
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine Southern July 16
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 19
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 10
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
MiddlesexPort Associated
Strachan
July 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
City of MelbourneAmcan AtralianSmith KellyJuly 13
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer StrachanJuly 28
NorthumberlandPort Associated SirachanAug 2
Hong Kong
Kolei MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 2
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 6
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine SouthernJuly 16
Nevada Maru RTK LineSmith KellyJuly 18
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 19
Kohoh MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 10
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co PhilStevensJuly 6
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensJuly 19
Keelung FORMOSA
Kolei MaruJapan Hohenstein July 2
Nevada Maru RTK LineSmith Kelly July 18
Kohoh MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Kobe JAPAN
Kolei MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 2
Suruga Maru N Y K SirachanJuly 8
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine SouthernJuly 16
Nevada Maru RTK LineSmith KellyJuly 18
Kohoh MaruJapan HohensteinJuly 25
Boston MaruN Y K SirachanAug 6
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 10
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer SirachanJuly 28
MiddlesexPort AssociatedSirachanJuly 29
Manila PHILIPPINE
Kotei Maru
Phil J Abad Santos
Phil P Magsaysay RTP
Johannes Maersk
Phil Antonio Luna
Kohoh Maru
Phil Pres Roxas RTP
ISLANDS
Japan Hohenstein July 2
Maritime Co PhilStevensJuly 6
United Philippine SouthernJuly 16
MaerskSmith KellyJuly 18
Maritime Co PhilStevensJuly 19
Japan HohensteinJuly 25
United Philippine SouthernAug 10
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Cap Norte RT Columbus SouthernJuly 5
America StarPort AssociatedStrachanJuly 5
City of MelbourneAmcan AtralianSmith KellyJuly 13
Port CampbellAmcan Atralian Smith KellyJuly 23
Cap Orlegal RTColumbUs Southern July 23
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer StrachanJuly 28
NorthumberlandPort AssociatedSirachanAug 2
Port Wyndham Amcan AtralianSmith Kelly Aug 13
Nagoya JAPAN
Kolei MaruJapan
Suruga MaruN Y K
Nevada Maru RTK Line
Kohoh MaruJapan
Boston MaruN Y K
Hohenstein
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Hohenstein Strachan
July 2 July 8 July 18 July 25 Aug 6
Napier NEW ZEALAND
MiddlesexPort AssociatedSirachanJuly 29
JULY 1964 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Noumea NEW CALEDONIA
Port CampbellAmcan Atralian
Smith Kelly
July 23
Osaka JAPAN
Kotei Maru Japan
Suruga MaruN Y K
Nevada Maru RTK Line
Kohoh MaruJapan
Boston MaruN Y K
Hohenstein
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Hohenstein
Strachan
July 2 July 8 July 18 July 25 Aug 6
Saigon VIET NAM
Johannes MaerskMaersk
Smith Kelly
July 18
Shimizu JAPAN
Kotei MaruJapan
Kohoh MaruJapan
Hohenstein
Hohenstein
July 2 July 25
Singapore SINGAPORE
Johannes MaerskMaersk
Smith Kelly
July 18
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Cap Norte RTColumbus SouthernJuly 5
America SlarfejiPort Associated StrachanJuly 5
City of MelbourneAmcan AtralianSmith Kelly July 13
Port CampbellAmcan AtralianSmith KellyJuly 23
Cap Ortegal RTColumbus SouthernJuly 23
Pioneer SurfAmerican Pioneer StrachanJuly 28
NorthumberlandPort AssociatedSirachanAug 2
Port WyndhamAmcan AtralianSmith KellyAug 13
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
MiddlesexPort Sc Associated
Strachan
July 29
Yokohama JAPAN
Kotei MaruJapan
Suruga MaruN Y K
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine
Nevada Maru RTK Line
Kohoh MaruJapan
Boston ManiN Y K
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine
Bahrein SAUDI ARABIA
W achif elsHansa
Hohenstein
Strachan
Southern
Smith Sc Kelly
Hohenstein
Strachan
Southern
Hohenstein
July 2 July 8 July 16 July 18 July 25 Aug 6 Aug 10
July 17
Basrah IRAQ
W achif elsHansa
Hohenstein
July 17
Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic WaveHellenic
WachifelsHansa
Hellenic Torch RTPHellenic
Dixie
Hohenstein Dixie
July 4 July 17 July 19
Dubai
Wachtfels
Hansa
Hohenstein
July 17
Khorramshahr IRAN
Hellenic Wave Hellenic
WachtfelsHansa
Dixie
Hohenstein
July 4 July 17
Kuwait KUWAIT Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie July 4
Wachtfels Hansa Hohenstein July 17
HeUenic Torch RTP Hellenic Dixie July 19
Port Said Wachtfels Hansa Hohenstein July 17
Tripoli Wachtfels Hansa Hohenstein July 17
Aden ADEN
Vishva Shanii RTS C I
Smith
KellyJuly 20
Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Wave Hellenic Transvork Isthmian Dixie Strachan July 4
HeUenic Torch RTP Hellenic Dixie July 19
Djibouti FRENCH Express SOMALILAND Strachan July 8
Hellenic Hero RTP Executor Hellenic American Export Dixie Strachan July 15 Aug 3
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Hero RTPHellenic
DixieJuly 15
Bergen NORWAY
Thalaila PRWilhelmsen StrachanJuly 12
Vretaholm PRSwedish American Strachan Aug 11
Copenhagen DENMARK
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen StrachanJuly 12
Vretaholm PRRSwedish American StrachanAug 11
Gdynia POLAND
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen SirachanJuly 12
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanAug 11
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen StrachanJuly 12
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanAug 11
Helsinki FINLAND
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen StrachanJuly 12
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanAug 11
Malmo SWEDEN
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen Sirachan July 12
Vretaholm PRSwedish American StrachanAug 11
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25
Agency
mp
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Thalaita PRWilhelmsen
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
Oslo NORWAY
Thalaita PRWilhelmsen
Vretaholm PRSwedish American
Stockholm SWEDEN
Thalaita PRWilhelmsen
Vretaholm PR Swedish American
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
LiaBrodin
Montevideo TPIvaran
Santos TP Ivaran
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack
MormaclandMooreMcCormack
Sirachan July 12
SirachanAug 11
SirachanJuly 12
SirachanAug 11
SirachanJuly 12
Strachan Aug 11
Hohenstein
Southern
Southern
Sirachan
Sirachan
July 12 July 12 July 27 July 27 Aug 7
Ita jai
LiaBrodin
Hohenstein
July 12
Montevideo URUGUAY
LiaBrodin HohensteinJuly 12
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernJuly 12
Santos TPIvaran SouthernJuly 27
MormacdawnjjMooreMcCormack StrachanJuly 27
MormaclandMooreMcCormack SirachanAug 7
Paranagua BRAZIL
Mormacdawn
Mormacland
MooreMcCormack
MooreMcCormack
Strachan
Strachan
July 27 Aug 7
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
LiaBrodin Hohenstein July 12
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernJuly 12
Santos TPIvaran SouthernJuly 27
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack ii StrachanJuly 27
MormaclandMooreMcCormack StrachanAug 7
Santos BRAZIL
Lia
Montevideo TP
Santos TP
Mormacdawn
Mormacland
Brodin L
Ivaran
Ivaran
MooreMcCormack MooreMcCormack
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
Hohenstein
Southern
Southern
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
July 12 July 12 July 27 July 27 Aug 7
July 8 July 16 July 22 Aug 5
Carupano VENEZUELA
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands SirachanJuly 16
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 8
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 16
Maron R Royal Netherlands Strachan July 22
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanAug 5
Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA
Isis R Royal Netherlands StrachanJuly 9
Ganymedes R Royal Netherlands Strachan July 16
Guanta VENEZUELA
Santa Luisa Grace
Santa Barbara P Grace
Santa Ana PGrace
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
July 14 July 20 Aug 3
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensJuly 6
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 8
Santa LuisaGraceSmith KellyJuly 14
Ganymedes RRoyal NetherlandsStrachanJuly 16
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyJuly 17
Santa Barbara PGrace Smith Kelly July 20
Maron R Royal Netherlands Strachan July 22
Santa Ana PJiGraceSmith KellyAug 3
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 5
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith Kelly Aug 7
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa
Stevens
July 6
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa StevensJuly 6
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 8
Santa LuisaGraceSmith Kelly July 14
Santa Barbara PGraceSmith KellyJuly 20
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 22
Santa Ana PGraceSmith KellyAug 3
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 5
Paramaribo SURINAM
Isis RRoyal Netherlands Strachan July 9
Ganymedes RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 16
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
A Vessel RTAlcoa Stevens July 6
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 8
Santa LuisaGraceSmith KellyJuly 14
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyJuly 17
Santa Barbara PGraceSmith KellyJuly 20
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly 22
Santa Ana PGraceSmith KellyAug 3
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 5
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyAug 7
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Puerto LaCruz VENEZUELA
Santa Luisa Grace
Santa Barbara PGrace
Santa Ana PGrace
Smith KellyJuly 14
Smith KellyJuly 20
Smith KellyAug 3
Aden ADEN
Jalakrishna
Scindia
Smith Kelly
July 23
Bangkok SIAM Johannes Maersk Maersk Smith Kelly July 18
Bombay INDIA Express American Export Sirachan July 8
Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic fits Dixie July 15
Transyork Isthmian Sirachan July 16
Steel Flyer Isthmian Strachan July 17 ij
Vishva Shanti RT
Jalakrishna
Executor
Steel Age
S C I
Scindia
American Export Isthmian
Smith Kelly
Smith Kelly
Strachan
Sirachan
July 20 July 23 Aug 3 Aug 14
Calcutta INDIA
Express
Hellenic Hero RTP
Steel Flyer
Vishva Shanti RT
Jalakrishna
Executor
Steel Age
American Export
Hellenic
Isthmian
S C I
Scindia
American Export Isthmian
Sirachan
Dixie
Sirachan
Smith Kelly
Smith Kelly
Strachan
Strachan
July 8 July 15 July 17 July 20 July 23 Aug 3 Aug 14
Cochin INDIA
TransyorkIsthmian
Vishva Shanti RT S C I
JalakrishnaScindia
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Smith Kelly
July 16 July 20 July 23
Djakarta INDONESIA
Johannes MaerskMaersk
Smith Kelly
July 18
Karachi PAKISTAN
ExpressAmerican Export StrachanJuly 8
Hellenic Hero RTPHellenic DixieJuly 15
TransyorkIsthmian SirachanJuly 16
Steel FlyerIsthmian StrachanJuly 17
ExecutorAmerican Export StrachanAug 3
Steel AgeIsthmian StrachanAug 14
Madras INDIA
ExpressAmerican Export
Steel FlyerIsthmian
Vishva Shanti RTS C I
JalakrishnaScindia
ExecutorAmerican Export
Steel AgeIsthmian
Avonmouth ENGLAND
Manchester Port TP Manchester
Cairn ForthManchester
Strachan
Strachan
Smith Kelly
Smith Kelly
Strachan
Strachan
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
July 8 July 17 July 20 July 23 Aug 3 Aug 14
July 22 Aug 14
Dublin IRELAND
Manchester Port TPManchesterSmith Kelly July 22
Cairn ForthManchesterSmith KellyAug 14
Ellsmere ENGLAND
EspaRegent
Max SchnellRegent
Tarver Tarver
June 30 Aug 3
Glasgow SCOTLAND
EspaRegent TarverJune 30
Manchester Port TPManchesterSmith KellyJuly 22
Max SchnelLRegent TarverAug 3
Liverpool ENGLAND
EspaRegent
American HarvesterU S Lines
Max SchnellRegent
Tarver
Strachan Tarver
June 30 July 19 Aug 3
London ENGLAND
Espa
Botne
American Harvester
Liso
Max SchnelL
American Miller
Regent
American Star
U S Lines
American Star
Regent
U S Lines
Tarver
Dixie
Strachan
Dixie
Tarver
Strachan
June 30 July 11 July 19 July 30 Aug 3 Aug 4
Manchester ENGLAND
EspaRegent
Manchester Port TP Manchester
Regent
Cairn FotfhtliX3IManchester
yTaper
Smith ft Kelly
Tarver
Smith ft Kelly
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E 8ay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY
E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
ATLANTA 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 Bonn Bad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES
FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS
Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia
BULK RATE US POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA
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where skilled workers help raise profits
Companies moving into our state can count on an abundance of highly skilled workers produced in everincreasing numbers by a statewide Area Technical School system These schools regularly turn out workers trained in the spaceage skills of electronics electricity chemicals and dozens of other vocations New courses can be added to teach special skills to fit any companys specific needs When completed this vital training program will produce more than 4000 capable workers each year Its another reason why scores of Georgia firms are reducing costs and raising profits
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NEW IN SAVANNAH Storage For All Types Vegetable Oils and Chemicals
We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business

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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 8 AUGUST 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
EDIBLE OILS through Georgia Ports 4
Ports Personalities Progress 8
Dedication Set for Columbus Barge Terminal 11
Operations Please 12
Georgia Day at the Worlds Fair 16
USDA Plant Quarantine Division 18
Mead Board for Overseas 20
New Shipping Services 22
Regular Departments
Noble Comments from the Editors Desk 3
PhotooftheMonth Contest 10
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes Humor 22
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 23
Director of Port Services 27
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for
Export Award
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
Dr Kildaire please report to surgery
No r m sorry Dr Ben Casey will be tied up in operations for the remainder of the morning Would you care to leave a message youd like to speak to him about arranging for a birth
Well Im afraid you have the wrong connection Dr Casey is a brain specialist If youre interested in a birth perhaps I can have you transferred to Dr Kildaire When is the arrival expected I see later this week
Will this be your first I beg your pardon you say you usually have THREE or FOUR each month How many pounds 160 tons each
yes this is Operations but we do not have a Dr Newsome on our staff
are you sure you have the right number sir no this is Blair General Hospital
The Georgia Ports Authoritys OPERATIONS is Area Code 912 2361561 Extension 221 Im sure Mr Newsome and his staff can provide you with friendly and personalized service for all your berthing needs
Youll also find them listed in the green section beginning on page 12
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
MACON AND BIBB COUNTY A look at the industrial progress and economic growth of Macon Georgia and the impact of one of its leading firms the Bibb Manufacturing Company
HATS OFF TO OUR CUSTOMERS A pictorial salute to the many customers and transportation firms which have enabled the Georgia Ports Authority to set an alltime tonnage record for its deepwater terminals at Brunswick and Savannah
PORT SAFETY IS THEIR JOB A review of the U S Coast Guards efforts to maintain the highest standards of port and harbor safety
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
THE COVER
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Our cover photo this month shows one of the semiautomatic fillers at Southlands modern drum filling facility Drums are filled from the bottom eliminating foaming and air emulsion This assures quality control The filling plant has a present capacity of 5000 drums per day and is designed so that the capacity can be doubled if the volume requires it The scales are set at a predetermined weight and filling shuts off automatically assuring uniform and accurate measurement
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SOUTHLAND TERMINAL
Edible Oils Now Flow Through Port of Savahhah
Show me a need and Ill show you an opportunity So says personable Norman A McGee president of Southland Oil Corporation
McGee was referring proudly to Southlands new edible oils bulk storage facilities the finest and most modern on the eastern seaboard he
McGEE
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Responsible for President McGee s justifiable pride are four 3200 ton capacity storage tanks each lined with an epoxy coating specifically designed for bulk storage of edible oils Says McGee there is nothing comparable between New York and New Orleans
Southland Oil Corporation did not make this half million dollar investment by chance It came about in response to numerous inquiries and requests from dealers in fats and oils through the years and according to one dealer in edible oils this new facility is a wonderful thing for the processor and the refiner alike
Located on Georgia Ports Authority property at Savannah Georgia a city oriented to its port Southland has enjoyed a fantastic growth since its founding in 1950 Southland Terminals has deepwater storage facilities for bulk liquids of 1235000 barrels in 32 tanks ranging in size from 5000 barrels up to 80000 barrels including both fixed and floating roof tanks
The four new edible oils bulk storage tanks are equipped with specially designed sumps for complete stripping of the tank in a minimum of operating time Through squeegee balls in the pipelines and squeegees applied inside the epoxy lined tanks handling losses are held to a very minimum These new facilities are designed for maximum quality control The tanks are equipped with coiled heaters to meet any temperature requirement Steam is available at the unloading racks for heating tank cars and trucks
Through its network of pipelines Southland has averaged loading vessels with edible oils at the rate of 150 tons per hour which included stripping and squeegeeing tanks and pipelines Southland also unloads tank cars at the rate of 25 tons per minute or 150 tons per hour Shippers have stated that handling losses through these modern facilities are the lowest they have experienced
Through pipelines which run to five berths of the Savannah State Docks Southland can load or unload deeptank vessels at the same time they are taking on or discharging dry cargo Through these same pipelines Southland can load direct from tank cars to ship
The entire edible oils pipeline system is isolated from other commodities thereby eliminating any possibility of contamination
President McGee pointed out that there are over
2000 sailings per year from Savannah with the
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Southlands cost of construction of these facilities exceeds 50000000 They have four 3200 ton tanks lined with epoxy steam generator tank healers 10 lines to docks drumming facilitiesall for handling edible oils Below the new steel roofs with an epoxy coating assure quality control of edible oils free of rust contamination
majority of the vessels equipped with deep tanks With these modern facilities vessels can be loaded I
with a minimum of delay and it is v t not necessary to shift deeptank vessels to a liquid products dock to take on liquid cargo yy
According to McGee due to the w geographic location of Southland Oil facilities and the proximity of processing plants in the area con k v siderable savings can be realized from both inland freight rates and ocean freight rates to European and South American markets The 1 a
Southland president continued proudly We also have a drum filling plant with a capacity of 5000 drums per day This plant is i
equipped with Detecto Semiautomatic fillers which ensure uniform measurement McGee said that
due to their location adjacent to the Savannah State Docks filled drums
can be laid shipside with a mini k mum of handling There are also J l tank car and truck scales operated by the Georgia Ports Authority ad e 7 jacent to these facilities
RAIL RATES APPijfCA IN TANK CARS MIn
ALL RATES JiAeN
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From
Chicago 111
Cincinnati Ohio
Danville 111
Decatur 111
Indianapolis Ind
Louisville Ky
St Louis Mo
Springfield 111
Macon Ga
Single car rate
COTTONSEED OIL
From Savannah To Mobile
Albany Ga 37 57
Augusta Ga 24 71
Camilla Ga 38 58
Dawson Ga 33 60
Vidalia Ga 24 65
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Supplying Southland an ample quantity of new and reconditioned drums is a drum manufacturing plant which is located close to their facilities All things considered Southland is in position to receive and ship by rail truck barge and tanker from and to all parts of the world
Southlands personnel are thoroughly experienced in handling all types of liquid commodities They have handled over three billion gallons of liquids since Southlands inception
Southland proudly boasts that there is no job too little nor none too large for them to handle So with its new edible oils bulk storage facilities added to its already sizeable family Southland Oil Corporation is truly the largest and most diversified deepwater terminal in the Southeast
Inquiries are invited and wel
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Camilla Ga 38 58 71
Dawson Ga 38 55 67
Mtultrie Ga 33 58 71
Vidalia Ga 24 65 74
The smooth epoxy lined tanks equipped with sumps enable Southland to completely strip the tanks of product in a minimum of lime Every pound of oil is squeegeed into the receiving vessel at the dock Southland employees insert the neoprene oversized ball into the pipeline to completely empty the line onto the vessel at the dock This system cuts handling losses to record minimum Shippers who have used the facilities say The handling losses are unbelievably low
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SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES
OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY KANSAS ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA
NEW YORK OFFICE
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A Loss to Georgia Shipping
In the recent passing of E Storm Trosdal Jr Vice President of Strachan Shipping of Savannah our ports lost a citizen of great worth
The quiet affable steamship official had worked for the advancement of Savannah and this port for many years He sought no public recognition for his work and always managed to stay out of the spotlight Yet there were few facets of the citys cultural characterbuilding and commercial life that did not have his support and leadership over the years
Mr Trosdal came of a shipping family and his interests in maritime matters was heightened by his attendance at the U S Naval Academy As head of the Savannah Rotary Club the Propeller Club Savannah Maritime Association and of the Coastal Empire Council of the Boy Scouts of America he rendered yeoman service to his community The Georgia Ports Authority extends its heartfelt regrets to members of his family and to his colleagues in the field of shipping He will be missed
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y TRANSPORTATION TELEPHONE TICKLER
The Journal of Commerce announces the publication of the
fifteenth annual edition of the Transportation Telephone Tickler
The greatly enlarged National
Edition consists of 1312 pages in two volumes containing more than 50000 listings alphabetically by port which include the name title address and u telephone number of key traffic sales
and purchasing executives engaged in or associated with the freight transportation industry in the United States and Canada
The 1964 edition carries many new features in an expanded service index
which include Pier Locations and
Operators Foreign Consulates Chambers of Commerce U S Government Offices Foreign Trade Organizations Steamship Conferences on all four U S Coasts Conversion Tables Intl Air Mail Air Parcel Post Rates
Foreign Currency Tables Classified Index by Ports etc
j The Transportation Telephone Tickler is available at 500 per set 1 from the Journal of Commerce 80 Varick Street New York New York 10013
John R Riley President Southern Nitrogen Company turns first shovel of dirt tor his firms new 35 million chemical fertilizer manufacturing and distribution facility now under construction at GPAs inland barge terminal in Bainbridge Georgia Looking on is Georgias Governor Carl E Sanders left and Ports Authority Chairman Robert C Norman right The new plants will produce nitric acid and nitrogen solutions as well as granulated mixed fertilizers Construction on the new facility is expected to be completed and in full operation by early 1965
Fast fortnightly cargo service
CURACAO
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LA GUAIRA PUERTO LIMON
MARACAIBO SANTO DOMINGO
PUERTO CABELLO PORTAUPRINCE
TRINIDAD KINGSTON
WEST COAST CENTRAL AMERICA
Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations
Agents
Savannah Jacksonville Port Everglades Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY
Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY
New York FUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC
V Rogai ftellierlantls Steamship Company
25 Broadway New York 4 N Y
AUGUST 1964
WINNER
James A Simpson 5011 Montclair Avenue Charlotte North Carolina
YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
While on a visit to Rocky Mount North Carolina Mr Simpson corralled this prize winner aptly titled Pane in the Neck
Technical data 120 ver Pan Film f111100 sec
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
Only blackand white photographs 3V2 X 4 inches
or larger will be eligible Photos i must be related to
subjectofthemon th as indicated for the following
issue
Unfortunately photographs can not be returned
unless accompanied by a selfaddressed postage paid envelope
Deadline for Entries Will Be the First of Each Month
MAIL YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH TODAY
to
GPA PHOTOOFTHEMONTH CONTEST Post Office Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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GPA barge terminal located on the Chattahoochee River at Columbus Georgia
September 11
I DEDICATION SET FOR f COLUMBUS BARGE TERMINAL
Two Chattahoochee River ports Columbus and Phenix Citywill be dedicated Sept 11
The dedication ceremonies will be a joint effort of the two cities with the Phenix City event in the morning and the Columbus celebration in the afternoon
Between the ceremonies will be a barbecue at the Chattahoochee Valley Exposition Fairgrounds at noon with about 10000 people expected to attend
State and national dignitaries
connected with river development including the governors of two states will take part in the daylong activities
Tentative Program Announced
The ceremonies will begin at 1030 AM at the Phenix City Port facilities At the conclusion of this dedication the public will be invited to journey across the river to Columbus At approximately 1200 noon the Chattahoochee River will be dedicated to commercial traffic and private pleasure
It is at this ceremony that a nationally known Keynote Speaker will address the expected 10000 people Immediately following these ceremonies the crowd will be treated to a free Barbecue After lunch the Columbus Port Facilities will be dedicated
In addition to Governor George Wallace and Governor Carl Sanders the Port City Day Committee expects a number of members of the Alabama and Georgia Congressional Delegations as well as state legislators and city and county officials
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M A SHIPPING COMPANY SEWELL ASSOCIATES Inc DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC
206 East Bay Street
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Forwarding Agents
Stevedores Steamship Agents Stevedores
REALTY BUILDING TWX 9123542719 Telephone AD45358
X K 24 DRAYJON STREET 13 YORK STREET EAST 9122321159
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TWX9123544119 Phone AD 48886 Dixie Dew
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GPAs Garden City Terminal on the Savannah River
OPERATIONS Pleas
Even though we handle many and varied commodities in our operations the only commodity we have to sell is SERVICE says James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations for the Georgia Ports Authority From the ships to the gantry cranes to the transit sheds to the warehouses to the rail cars and trucks we can only offer our customers SERVICE
From the time vessels are accepted for booking Operations services will place their customers export cargo in the transit sheds awaiting vessels will load out the import cargo or place it
in commercial warehouses awaiting distribution or will handle cargo for intransit storage or distribution in these warehouses These are but a few of the services offered
Others include developing specialized material handling equipment for their customers specialized cargo inspection services of various cargoes fumigation of commodities when required monthly inventory of goods in store in the warehouses weighing and many many more
These services are only the physical aspect of Operations The paperwork
involved in the physical handlings is understandably vast and time consuming The Operations offices prepare tallies invoices for services rendered inventory control cards warehouse receipts in addition to the voluminous correspondence pertaining to their
services
Direct Communications
Todays electronic age certainly helps Operations accomplish their duties quickly and efficiently There are direct communications between the GPA facilities not only at Savannahs Garden
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City Terminal and Ocean Terminal but at their Augusta State Docks Bainbridge State Docks and Brunswick State Docks Warehouses
Soon Columbus State Docks will be added to this list Being electronically knitted together gives the GPA the needed centralization for their operations
Operations is also responsible for the construction of new facilities as well as the planning of projected facilities to enable the GPA to keep abreast of continued growth and expansion at all their facilities
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GRAHAM L BAILEY Assistant Director Operations
MARY HANN
Administrative Assistant Operations
JAMES H NEWSOME JR Director of Operations
J E DOWD
Assistant Director Operations
DANNY MITCHELL Chief Clerk
Port Managers
DEASY RAHN Bainbridge
KURT BAGGET Augusta
In This Business Everyone Works Together
Needless to say it would be impossible to perform our services without the cooperation of our customers the steamship agents and stevedores the steamship lines and everyone else involved in the movement of cargo says Jim Newsome This is true at all our facilities in Georgia In this business everyone works together
This is also true of the people within the Operations of the GPA Each facility is under the capable management of knowledgeable and dedicated men all working together to form a team for the GPA and for their customers
SS and AroundtheClock
There is an old saying in the steamship business that SS does not only stand for steamship but also for Saturdays and Sundays work This also applies to Operations There are no nine to five hours in their business
To offer complete services including security of cargo and facilities accommodations of vessels and their cargoes the Operations people have and will work day and night The unsung heroes of this story are the people working these hours moving cargoes making shipments clearing the transit sheds in all being of service to their customers
Jim Newsome adds We have much to be proud of but we are continually working to offer better and more complete services to everyone in this movement of cargo business
GENE HARVEY Dock Superintendent Garden City Terminal
W G LOGAN Warehouse Superintendent
OPERATIONS GENI
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MARINE TERMINALS
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES STUDIES DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION
LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC
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ioftr best contact S ih Sn U ih eastern US
H M KINCEY Terminal Superintendent Ocean Terminal
J B DONALDSON SSD Railroad Superintendent
IGUS GENERAL OFFICE
Trust Company of Georgias International Department is the oldest most experienced in the empire state of the South Its highlytrained staff provides a full range of international services geared to serve you efficiently and economically Backing the staff are the influence and ability of more than 300 officers and directors who serve officially with 551 business commercial and philanthropic organizations throughout the region And with six affiliates in Georgia and a network of correspondents blanketing the Southeast Trust Company International Service is as local as your own headquarters Contact the Trust Company now Atlanta 2 Georgia USA Cable address Trusco
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The First National Bank Trust Company Augusta
The Fourth National Bank Columbus
The First National Bank Trust Company Macon
Trust
Company
DeKalb National Bank of Brookhaven North Atlanta
of Georgia
The First National Bank Rome
The Liberty National Bank Trust company Savannah
Where Banking is a Pleasure
Total Resources over 450000000 Members FDIC
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GEORGIA DAY
at the
WORLDS
FAIR
VFEorgia Day at the Worlds Fair was celebrated July 22 1964 Peanuts peaches Georgia chickens State officials beauty queens and Georgia songs all played an integral part in the success of Georgia Day
Governor and Mrs Carl E Sanders headed the official delegation of Georgia Day participants to New York with headquarters in the WaldorfAstoria Hotel The day began with the Governor hosting a press breakfast to which mem
ABOVE Worlds Fair Band of America opens Georgia Day ceremonies with a concert at the Industrial Common BELOW Governor Carl E Sanders presents Georgia souvenirs to Worlds Fair officials
bers of the New York press corps were invited At this breakfast Georgia chicken Talmadge country ham grits and fresh flown from Georgia peaches were served
At the fairgrounds Governor Sanders unveiled a marker at the site of the GENERAL famous Civil War railroad engine which is exhibited at the Better Living Center Following this the official delegation toured the grounds via the Greyhound Glider and visited the Monorail which was named City of Gainesville for the day
Ovid Davis VicePresident of the CocaCola Company hosted a tour of the official party through the CocaCola Pavilion Luncheon was then served at the Festival of Gas Pavilion hosted by the Worlds Fair Corporation and the Atlanta Gas Light Company
Afternoon Ceremonies Formal Georgia Day at the Worlds Fair ceremonies were held at 2 pm at the Industrial Common The Worlds Fair Band played Georgia songs Participating on the program from Georgia were Governor Sanders Miss Georgia Vivian Davis Mrs Georgia Mrs Elaine Whitehurst and Miss See Georgia First Sheila Stringer
At the Industrial Common a Georgia booth with giant signs saying State of Georgia Invites You to Coke and Peanuts were set up Soft drinks and 10000 bags of peanuts
Georgia delegation lours fairgrounds via Greyhound Glider
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Governor Sanders unveils marker at the site of the Civil War locomotive GENERAL
were given out The peanuts were contributed by the Georgia Agricultural Commodity Commission for Peanuts
Following the official ceremonies Governor Sanders and the delegation were greeted at the U S Pavilion by Norman K K Winston U S Worlds Fair Commissioner and Thomas L Hunt Special Assistant to the U S Worlds Fair ComK missioner The party then toured the Ford and General Motors Pavilions
At 830 pm Miss Georgia pulled the switch to activate the Beam of Light which shines from the Tower of Light at the Electric Power and Light Building That night Guy Lombardo and his band saluted the State of Georgia through music at the Industrial Common
The Georgia Department of Industry and Trade coordi
nated Georgia Day at the Worlds Fair
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TOP Press breakfast at WaldorfAstoria Hotel officially launches Georgia Day activities BELOW Georgias First Family enters CocaCola Pavilion
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THE N S SAVANNAH
MEMBER FDIC
If you do business in the Southeast look to CS for fast efficient help with overseas collections foreign exchange letters of credit With an International Department in Atlanta at the crossroads of the Southeast CS can give you maximum service at minimum cost via over 50 statewide offices and 700 Southeastern correspondent banks
INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT
THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
In Atlanta Marietta Broad Streets In Savannah 22 Bull Street
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S Department of Agriculture
James H Pruitt Inspector in Charge checks wrapper of imported cotton for Khapra Beetle
PLANT
QUARANTINE
DIVISION
Keeping the bugs out of the shipping business has been the awesome responsibility of the U S Department of Agriculture since 1912 Prior to this date the boll weevil gypsy moth and hundreds of their deadly kin were given free access to our shores
Considering the fact that it cost the government 10 million dollars to eradicate the Mediterranean fruit fly in Florida one wonders why the need for this service was delayed for so many years It is estimated that at least 92 species of economically important in
Inspector Holscher examines military equipment for snails and soil which could be contaminated
sects were introduced into this country before the Plant Quarantine Act was passed
Inspector in charge James H Pruitt along with Inspectors John R Hargrave and Cary M Holscher serve the ports of Brunswick and Savannah They board each inbound ship with a trained mind and hawklike eyes searching for the harmful hitchhikers
Their job is by no means a oneway street they are constantly cheeking outbound cargo to halt any unwanted U S pest from entering foreign countries
Fumigation Plant
Perhaps the most important piece of equipment in the good Inspectors bag of tricks is the large vaultlike building at the Garden City Terminal Pointing with the pride of an art lover to his prize painting Pruitt exclaimed that is one of the finest vacuum fumigation plants on the South Atlantic
Utilized for cotton jute peanuts and other commodities the modern fumigation plant is the coup de grace for crawling critters
Be it a Trogoderma Granarium on a roll of jute from India or a Neterodera Rostochiensis in miladys pot plant returned from a Mediterranean cruise you can bet your DDT the men of the Department of Agriculture will find and destroy it
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Ocean Terminal Building Savannah ADams 23151

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GENERAL AGENTS
Clegg Bldg 51 Broad St New York 4 WHitehall 44450
Engulfed in a sea of military cargo Department of Agriculture Inspectors Holscher Pruitt and Hargrave formulate plans to examine every vehicle Plant pests and diseases cost the American people more than 7 billion a year It is the duty of the Plant Quarantine Inspectors to halt these uninvited guests at their port of entry
NILSON MOTOR EXPRESS
DIRECT SERVICE Savannah Ga to and from Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia
1000000 CARGO INSURANCE PER UNIT GeorgiaInterstate Only
LARGE VANS AND OPEN TRUCKS OPERATING DAILY
Phone 2340035
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MEAD BOARD for Overseas
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Loads at Ocean Terminal
The new service will give Meadboard Sales Inc customers 48 hour delivery as compared to the usual 6 to 8 weeks now required
It is estimated that approximately 4000 tons of Meadboard linerboard will be sent abroad each month to supply this new distribution set up
In early June two ships of the HollandAmerica Line the GREBBEDYK and the GAASTERDYK loaded over 4000 tons of Meadboard linerboard at the GPAs Ocean Terminal destination Continental Europe
This large shipment was the first of many to establish for the first time in history a supply house of linerboard for Continental Europe
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING PO Box 1639 Phone ADams 23151
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
AUGUST 1964
DID YOU KNOW
That a drought is a period during which you can get the dresser drawers open
No woman has ever shot her husband while he was doing the dishes
a man has arrived when he can be as cranky at the office as at the breakfast table
youll usually find people not far from where they quit trying
what this country needs and needs it bad are a few fellows as smart as I was at sixteen
if its hard to dust its probably an antique
any boy anxious to mow the lawn is too young to
the electronic computer saves man a lot of guesswork but so does a Bikini bathing suit
tJL Its NO JOKE YOU GET THE FINEST FASTEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL TREATMENT THROUGH GEORGIA PORTS
GEORGIA
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Authority
For Inland Freight Rates and other information contact
J D HOLT Exec Director BOX 1039 SAVANNAH GA
NEW SERVICES PORT OF SAVANNAH
American Mediterranean Line service from Savannah to Mediterranean ports of France Spain and Italy Agents in Savannah Hohenstein Shipping Company General agents Marlin International Corporation New York
American Continental Line service from Savannah to continental ports Agents in Savannah North Bank Agencies General agents Marlin International Corporation New York
Blue Star Line service from Savannah to Australia Agents in Savannah Southern Shipping Company
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P O BOX 768 SAVANNAH GA 31402
AUGUST 1 1964
On August 4 1790 the Revenue Marine Service was founded later to become the Revenue Cutter Service and finally in 1915 the United States Coast Guard With this issue of the Consolidated Sailing Schedule the Savannah District Authority takes pride in saluting the birthday of the U S Coast Guard
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671 TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829 TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
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Robin Goodfellow R Robin Strachan Sept 3
African Moon RT Farrell Stevens Sept 9
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London
f Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
Robin StrachanAug
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
African Dawn RT Farrell Stevens Aug 26
Robin Goodfellow R Robin Strachan Sept 3
African Moon RT Farrell Stevens Sept 9
Tamatave MADAGASCAR Robn Goodfellow R Robin Strachan Sept 3
WEST AFRICA Matadi Luanda Pt Harcourt
LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African Crescent RT Farrell Stevens Aug 6
African Comet RTFarrell Stevens Aug 12
African Dawn RTFarrell Stevens Aug 26
African Moon RTiFarrell Stevens Sept 9
Fort de France MARTINIQUE
Santa ElenaGrace
Santa Barbara PRGrace
Santa ElenaGrace
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
Aug 3 Aug 17 Aug 31
Kingston JAMAICA
Karl Grammersforf RRoyal Netherlands SirrchanAug 6
Bon fa R Royal Netherlands StrachanAug 20
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanSept 4
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Santa ElenaGrace
Smith Kelly
Aug 3
Ponce PUERTO RICO
Alcoa TraderStI Alcoa
Stevens
Aug 28
Port Esquivel JAMAICA
San JoseTica Dixie
San JoseTica Dixie
Aug 10 Aug 30
PortauPrince HAITI
Karl Grammersforf R Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 6
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 20
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Havhok RAlcoa Stevens Aug 5
Triton RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Aug 5
MormaclandMooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 10
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack StrachanAug 15
Theron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 19
Michalios XAlcoa StevensAug 22
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanSept 2
San Juan PUERTO RICO
Alcoa TraderAlcoa
Stevens
Aug 28
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Santa ElenaGraceSmith Kelly Aug 3
Karl Grammersforf RRoyal Netherlands StrachanAug 6
Santa Barbara PRGrace Smith Kelly Aug 17
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Aug 20
Santa ElenaGraceSmith Kelly Aug 31
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanSept 4
St Croix VIRGIN ISLANDS
Havhok RAlcoa StevensAug 5
Michalios XAlcoa StevensAug 22
St Thomas VIRGIN ISLANDS
Havhok RAlcoa Stevens
Michalios XAlcoa Stevens
Aug 5 Aug 22
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African Crescent RTFarrell StevensAug 6
African Comet RTFarrell Stevens Aug 12
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Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 6
Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 20
Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
PDenotes Passenger
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Amapala HONDURAS Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 6
Bonita R Rodenbek R Strachan Strachan Aug 20 Sept 4
Balboa CANAL ZONE Santa Rita Grace Smith 8c Kelly Aug 11
Champerico GUATEMALA Strachan Aug 6
Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 20
Rodenbek JR Royal Netherlands Straehan Sept 4
Corinto NICARAGUA
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
BotneMamenic
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Aug 20 Sept 4
Cristobal CANAL ZONE
Santa Rita Grace
BotneMamenic
Smith Kelly Dixie
Aug 11 Aug 20
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Sept 4
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
BotneMamenic
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Aug 20 Sept 4
La Union EL SALVADOR
Karl Grammerslorf R Royal Netherlands
Bonita R Royal Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Sept 4
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
San JoseTica
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands
San JoseTica
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 10 Aug 20 Aug 30 Sept 4
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
BotnerMamenic
Bonita RRoyal Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Dixie
Strachan
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Aug 20 Sept 4
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
Bonita R Royal Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan Strachan Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Sept 4
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Karl Grammerslorf RRoyal Netherlands
Bonita RRoyaI Netherlands
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Strachan
Strachan
Strachan
Aug 6 Aug 20 Sept 4
Vera Cruz MEXICO
Kloosterdyk RTPHollandAmerica
Hohenstein
Sept 15
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Isthmian Strachan Aug 13
Hellenic Destiny RTP Hellenic Dixie Aug 18
Aeghion GREECE Thompson Lykes P Lykes Strachan Sept 4
Barcelona SPAIN Holland South Atl Stevens Aug 18
John Maris AmericanMed Hohenstein Aug 24
Noga Zim Lykes Southern Strachan Aug Sept 27 4
Procyon Holland South Atl Stevens Sept 5
Beirut LEBANON American Export Strachan Aug 3
Isthmian Strachan Aug 13
American Export Strachan Sept 2
Hellenic Sailor Hellenic Dixie Sept 18
Ceuta SPANISH MOROCCO Steel Maker Isthmian Strachan Aug 7
Civitavecchia ITALY Charlotte Lykes P Lykes Strachan Aug 6
Genoa ITALY
Charlotte Lykes P
Kandaw
John Maris
Andrea Grilli TP
Thompson Lykes P Procyon
Haifa ISRAEL
Noga
Lykes Strachan Aug 6
Holland South Atl Stevens Aug 18
AmericanMed Hohenstein Aug 24
Sidarma Stevens Aug 24
Lykes Strachan Sept 4
Holland South Atl Stevens Sept 5
Zim Southern Aug 27
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Lattakia SYRIA
Hellenic SailorHellenic I HH DixeSept 18
Leghorn ITALY
Charlotte Lykes PLykes Strachan Aug 6
KandawJHolland South AUStevens Aug 18
John MarisAmericanMed HohensteinAug 24
Andrea Grii TP Sidarma Stevens Aug 24
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 4
ProcyonHolland South AUStevensSept 5
Lisbon PORTUGAL
John MarisAmericanMed HohensteinAug 24
ProcyonHolland South AUStevens Sept 5
Marseilles FRANCE
Drvar
KandawJBHBi
Andrea GriUi TP
Procyon
JugolinijaSmith KellyAug 18
Holland South AUStevens Aug 18
Sidarma StevensAug 24
Holland South AUStevens Sept 5
Naples ITALY
Charlotte Lykes PLykes Strachan Aug
DrvarJugolinijaSmith KellyAug
John Maris AmericanMed HohensteinAug
Thompson Lykes P Lykes StrachanSept
Patras GREECE
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 4
Piraeus GREECE
NogaZim X SouthernAug 27
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 4
Savona ITALY
Andrea Griiti TjPSidarma StevensAug 24
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Noga
Zim
SouthernAug 27
Tripoli LIBYA
Charlotte Lykes PLykes Strachan Aug 6
Thompson Lykes PLykes iU Strachan Sept 4
Valencia SPAIN
Kandaw1 Holland South AUStevens Aug 18
John MarisHM AmericanMed HohensteinAug 24
Venice ITALY
DrvarJugolinijaSmith KellyAug 18
Volos GREECE
Thompson Lykes P
Lykes
StrachanSept 4
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Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
American Miller HU S Lines Strachan Aug 5
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Loppersum RTPIndependent Gulf Smith Kelly Aug 28
American VeteranU S LinesStrachanAug 28
Hasselburg TPMOzean SUnnes Stevens Aug 31
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachanSept 7
Hilversum RTPIndependent GulfSmith KellySept 13
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinAug
American BuilderU S LinesStrachanAug
American PackerU S LinesStrachanAug
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinSept
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
NordlandHMMAmerican Star
DixieAug 26
Antwerp BELGIUM
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinAug 4
American Producer U S Lines StrachanAug 24
Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinSept 3
Bordeaux FRANCE
EspaRegent
TarverAug 20
LeHavre FRANCE
Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinAug 4
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinSept 3
Adelaide AUSTRALIA I J
Lake OntarioAtlanttrafik Exp Ser Stevens Aug 10
Port WyndhamAmcan Atralian Smith KellyAug 13
CimbriaMIAmcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c KellyAug 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus Southern Aug 30
NottinghamPort 8c AssociatedStrachan Sept 2
City of Brisbane RAmcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c KellySept 13
Auckland NEW ZEALAND
Cornwall Amcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c KellyAug 29
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Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Halifax StarBlue Star Southern Aug 10
Lake OntarioAtlanttrafik Exp SerStevensAug 10
Port WyndhamAmcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c KellyAug 13
Cimbria Amcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c KellyAug 23
Cap Roca RjTColumbus SouthernAug 30
Nottinaham Port 8c AssociatedStrachan Sepf 2
Rockhampton StarBlue Star Southern Sept 10
City of Brisbane RAmcan 8c Atralian Smith 8c Kelly Sept 13
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Bluff NEW ZEALAND
CornwallAmcan AtralianSmith Kelly
Aug 29
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippine RizalMaritime Co Phil
Stevens
Aug 9
Cairns AUSTRALIA
Cap Roca RTColumbus
Southern
Aug 30
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippine RizalMaritime Co PhilStevens
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern
Phil Prs Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern
Philippines RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Aug 9 Aug 10 Aug 24 Sept 6
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippine RizalMaritime Co PhilStevens
Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Phil Prs Quezon RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Philippines RTPUnited Philippine Southern
Aug 9 Aug 10 Aug 24 Sept 6
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
Cornwall Amcan Atralian Smith Sc Kelly Aug 29
4 Fremantle AUSTRALIA
Nottingham Port Sc Associated Strachan Sept 2
Hong Kong Kohoh Maru Philippine Rizal Japan Maritime Co Phil Hohenstein Stevens Aug Aug 2 9
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Aug 10
Ohshima Mru K Line Smith Kelly Aug 18
United Philippine Southern Aug 24
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Bept 6
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Stevens Aug 9
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Sept 6
Keelung FORMOSA Japan Hohenstein Aug 2
Ohshima Maru K Line 1 Smith Sc Kelly Aug 18
Kobe JAPAN
Kohoh MaruJapan HohensteinAug 2
Boston MaruN Y K StrachanAug 7
Phil Prs Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 10
Ohshima MaruK LineSmith KellyAug 18
Hudson MaruMitsuiO S K StrachanAug 18
Satsuma MaruN Y K StrachanAug 22
Phil Prs Quezon RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 24
Philippines RTPUnited Philippine Southern Sept 6
Hampton MaruN Y K StrachanSept 8
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
CornwallAmcan AtralianSmith KellyAug 29
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Kohoh MaruJapan HohensteinAug 2
Philippine RizaLMaritime Co PhilStevensAug 9
Phil Prs Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 10
Phil Prs Quezon RTPUnited Philippine SouthernAug 24
Philippines RTPUnited Philippine SouthernSept 6
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Halifax StarBlue Star SouthernAug 10
Lake OntarioAllantlrafik Exp SerStevensAug 10
Port WyndhamAmcan AtralianSmith KellyAug 13
CimbriaAmcan AtralianSmith Sc KellyAug 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernAug 30
NottinghamPort AssociatedStrachanSept 2
Rockhampton StarBlue Star SouthernSept 10
City of Brisbane RAmcan AtralianSmith KellySept 13
Nagoya JAPAN
Kohoh MaruJapan HohensteinAug 2
Boston MaruN Y K Strachan Aug 7
Ohshima MaruK LineSmith Kelly Aug 18
Hudson MaruMitsuiO S K StrachanAug 18
Satsuma MaruN Y K Strachan Aug 22
Hampton MaruN Y K StrachanSept 8
Osaka JAPAN
Kohoh Maru
Boston Maru
Ohshima Maru
Hudson Maru
Satsuma Maru
Hampton Maru
Japan
N Y K
K Line
MitsuiO S K N Y K
Hohenstein
Strachan Smith Kelly
Strachan
Strachan
N Y K Strachan
Aug 2 Aug 7 Aug 18 Aug 18 Aug 22 Sept 8
Port Kembla AUSTRALIA
NottinghamPort AssociatedStrachan
Sept 2
Shimizu JAPAN
Kohoh Maru
Japan Hohenstein
Aug 2
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Halifax StarBlue Star SouthernAug 10
Lake OntarioAtlanttrafik Exp SerStevensAug 10
Port WyndhamAmcan AtralianSmith KellyAug 13
CimbriaAmcan AtralianSmith KellyAug 23
Cap Roca RTColumbus SouthernAug 30
NottinghamPort Sc Associated StrachanSept 2
Rockhampton StarBlue Star SouthernSept 10
City of Brisbane RAmcan AtralianSmith KellySept 13
Timaru NEW ZEALAND
CornwallAmcan Sc AtralianSmith Kelly
Aug 29
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
Cornwall Amcan Sc AtralianSmith Sc Kelly
Denotes Via Transshipment R
AUGUST 1964
Aug 29
Denotes Reefer
N Y K
United Philippine K Line
MilsuiO S K
N Y K
Yokohama JAPAN
Kohoh MaruJapan
Boston Maru
Phil Pres Roxas RTP
Ohshima Maru
Hudson Maru
Salsuma Maru
Phil Pres Quezon RTPUnited Philippine
Philippines RTPUnited Philippine
Hampton MaruN Y K

Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic SailorHellenic
Khorramshahr IRAN
Hellenic SailorHellenc
Kuwait KUWAIT
Hellenic SailorHellenic MB
Hohenstein
Strachan
Southern Smith Sc Kelly
Strachan
Strachan
Southern
Southern
Strachan
Aug 2 Aug 7 Aug 10 Aug 18 Aug 18 Aug 22 Aug 24 Sept 6 Sept 8
Dixe
Sept 18
Dixe
Sept 18
Dixie
Sept 18
Aden ADEN
State of Uttar Pradesh RT
S C ISmith Sc Kelly
Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic SailorHellenic
Dixie
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
ExecutorAmerican Export Strachan
Hellenic Destiny RTPHellenic Dixie
Exbrook American Export Strachan
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Destiny RTPHellenic
Dixie
mMmm
Bergen NORWAY
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Copenhagen DENMARK
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen StrachanAug 25
Gdynia POLAND
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen StrachanAug 25
Helsinki FINLAND
Tennessee PRMB Wilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Malmo SWEDEN
Tennessee PRWilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Oslo NORWAY
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen Strachan Aug 25
Stockholm SWEDEN
Tennessee PR Wilhelmsen StrachaiL Aug 25
Antonina
Antonina
Brodin HohensteinAug 17
Belem BRAZIL
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack StrachanAug 15
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Fenris NortonSmith Sc KellyAug 3
Rio de Janeiro TPIvaran Southern Aug 10
MormaclandMooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 10
AntoninaBrodln HohensteinAug 17
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack StrachanAug 29
Buenos Aires TPIvaran Southern Aug 31
MormacsagaMooreMcCormack Strachan Sept 13
Cabedello Fortaleza Pamahyba Natal Maceio
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15
Iquitos Manaus
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack StrachanAug 15
Itajai
AntoninaBrodin
HohensteinAug 17
Montevideo URUGUAY
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern Aug 10
MormaclandMooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 10
AntoninaBrodn HohensteinAug 17
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack StrachanAug 29
Buenos Aires TPIvaran Southern Aug 31
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Strachan Sept 13
Paranagua BRAZIL
MormaclandMooreMcCormack StrachanAug 10
Mormacwren1 MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15
AntoninaBrodin HohensteinAug 17
MormacgulfMooreMcCormack StrachanAug 29
MormacsagaMooreMcormack StrachanSept 13
Porto Aiegre BRAZIL
FenrisNortonSmith Sc Kelly Aug 3
MormacwrenMooreMcCormack StrachanAug 15
Recife BRAZIL
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack StrachanAug 15
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Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
FpnHs Norton Smith Kelly Aug 3
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern Aug 10
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 10
MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15
Antonina Brodin Hohenstein Aug 17
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 29
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern Aug 31
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Strachan Sept 13
Rosario ARGENTINA
Mormacland MooreMcCormack 1 Strachan Aug 10
Salvador BRAZIL
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 10
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15
Santos BRAZIL
Fenris Norton Smith Kelly Aug 3
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern Aug 10
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 10
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15
Antonina Brodin Hohenstein Aug 17
Mor mac gulf MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 29
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern Aug 31
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Strachan Sept 13
Sao Luiz BRAZIL
Mormacwren MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15
Victoria Itajai
Mormacwren B MooreMcCormack Strachan Aug 15

Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Ho y al Netherlands Strachan Aug 5
Theron R Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 19
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 2
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 5
Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 19
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 2
Guanta VENEZUELA
Santa Flpna Grace Smith Kelly Aug 3
Havhok R Alcoa Stevens Aug 5
Grace Smith Kelly Aug 17
Michalios X Alcoa Stevens 1 Aug 22
Santa Elena Grace Smith Kelly Aug 31
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Havhok R Alcoa Stevens Aug 5
Triton R Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 5
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith Kelly Aug 7
Qrarp Smith Kelly Aug 17
Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 19
Michalios X Alcoa Stevens Aug 22
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 2
Las Piedras VENEZUELA
Havhok R 1 Alcoa Stevens Aug 5
Michalios X Alcoa Stevens Aug 22
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Grace Smith Kelly Aug 3
iJctllAct Juiciia Havhok R Alcoa Stevens Aug 5
Triton R Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 5
Santa Barbara PR Grace Smith Kelly Aug 17
Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 19
i nern ynj Michalios X Alcoa Stevens Aug 22
Santa Elena Grace Smith Kelly Aug 31
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 2
Paramaribo SURINAM
Havhok R Alcoa Stevens Aug 5
Michalios X Alcoa Stevens Aug 22
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Santa Elena Grace Smith Kelly Aug 3
Havhok R Alcoa Stevens Aug 5
Triton R Royal Netherlands 1 Strachan Aug 5
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith Kelly Aug 7
Grace Smith Kelly Aug 17
Ocllllcl DttlUCUCI l Royal Netherlands Strachan Aug 19
i nern Michalios X Alcoa Stevens Aug 22
Elena Grace Smith Kelly Aug 31
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 2
Antofagasta CHILE Santa Rita Grace Smith Kelly Aug 11
Arica CHILE Santa Rita Grace Smith Kelly Aug 11
Buenaventura COLOMBIA Smith Kelly Aug 11
Santa Rita Grace
Callao PERU Santa Rita Grace Smith Kelly Aug 11
Chanaral CHILE Santa Rita Grace Smith Kelly Aug 11
Guayaquil ECUADOR Santa Rita Grace Smith Kelly Aug 11
Valparaiso CHILE Santa Rita Grace 1 Smith Kelly Aug 11
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Ship Steamship Line Aqencv Sailing Date
Aden ADEN Jalakrishna Scindia Smith Si Kelly Aug 7
Jaladarali Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 25
Bombay INDIA Executor American Export Strachan Aug 3
Jalakrishna Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 7
Sfppl Maker Isthmian Strachan Aug 7
Isthmian Strachan Aug 13
Hellenic Destiny RTP Jaladarali Hellenic Dixie Aug 18
Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 25
S C I Smith Kelly Aug 27
Exbrook American Export Strachan Sept 2
Calcutta INDIA Executor American Export Strachan Aug 3
Jalakrishna Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 7
Steel Maker Isthmian Strachan Aug 7
Sfpel Agp Isthmian Strachan Aua 13
Hellenic Destiny RTP Jaladarali Hellenic Scindia Dixie Smith Kelly Aug 18 Aug 25
Stale of Uttar Pradesh RTj S C I Smith Kelly Aug 27
Exbrook 1 American Export Strachan Sept 2
Cochin INDIA Exeutor American Export Strachan Aug 3
Jalakrishna Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 7
Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 25
S C I Smith Kelly Aug 27

Karachi PAKISTAN American Export Strachan Aug 3
Isthmian Strachan Aug 7
Steel Age Isthmian Strachan Aug 13
Hellenic Destiny RTP Exbrook Hellenic E American Export Dixie Strachan Aug Sept 18
Madras INDIA Execuir American Export Strachan Aug 3
Jalakrishna Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 7
Steel Maker Isthmian Strachan Aug 7
Isthmian Strachan Aug 13
Jaladarali Scindia Smith Kelly Aug 25
S C I Smith Kelly Aug 27
Exbrook American Export Strachan Sept 2
Rangoon BURMA Executor American Export Strachan Aug 3
SmmAm yJIEllE
Avonmouth ENGLAND
Cairnforth T Manchester Progress TP Manchester Liners Manchester Liners Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Aug Sept 14 12
Belfast IRELAND American Producer U S Lines Strachan Aug 24
Dublin IRELAND Manchester Liners Smith Kelly Aug 14
U S Lines Strachan Aug 24
Manchester Progress TP Manchester Liners Smith Kelly Sept 12
Ellsmere ENGLAND Espa Regent Tarver Aug 20
Glasgow SCOTLAND Regent Tarver Aug 20
American Producer U S Lines Strachan Aug 24
Manchester Progress TP Manchester Liners Smith Kelly Sept 12
Liverpool ENGLAND Espa Regent Tarver Aug 20
American Producer U S Lines Strachan Aug 24
London ENGLAND U S Lines Strachan Aug 5
Regent Tarver Aug 20
U S Lines Strachan Aug 24
American Star Dixie Aug 26
American Harvester U S Lines Strachan Sept 7
Manchester ENGLAND Cairnforth T Manchester Liners Smith Kelly Aug 14
Espa Regent Tarver Aug 20
Manchester Progress TP Manchester Liners Smith Kelly Sept 12
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drg ton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
Georgia Forts Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH BRUNSWICK NEW YORK CHICAGO ATLANTA
P O Box 1039 ADaras 61561 P 0 Box 1758 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 224 So Michigan 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595
1 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT AMherst 58500 Teletype 2125711312 HArrison 78478 Teletype 4045271034
Executive Director CECIL G GNANN GEORGE EGGERT FRED WHELAN CLAUDE NEWMAN
w JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bah re Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H NORWAY
E Storm Trosdal V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W JtfAGRATH
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CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES
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Served by 5 railroads 50 truck lines 105 steamship lines
Gateway to the Southeast Midwest and the world
NEW IN SAVANNAH Storage For All Types Vegetable Oils and Chemicals
We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business

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NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
VOLUME 5 NUMBER 9 SEPTEMBER 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MACON ON THE MOVE 4
Dredging Begins On Kings Island Turning Basin 8
A Word of Thanks 11
Hats Off To Our Customers 12
Export Expansion Conference Set for October 6 18
Port Safety Is Their Job 20
NS SAVANNAH Visits Norway 22
Regular Departments
Noble Comments from the Editors Desk 3
Photo of the Month Contest 10
Geralds Portfolio of Jokes Humor 22
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 23
Directory of Port Services 27
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
It began shortly after midnight
It was midsummer and the cool freshness of that July morning soon heat of the midday sun By evening a thundershower had come and gone leaving the air once again clean and fresh
Downstream two tugboats could be heard talking to each other as they escorted a freighter past the glittering gas lights along Factors Walk Shortly they would pass beneath the Talmadge Memorial Bridge and the night air would be filled with the sounds of machinery in motion
This was just one of 366 pages in the best selling novel of 196364 entitled Hats Off To Our Customers A synopsis of this nonfiction epic begins on Page 12 with a preface on Page 11
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
COLUMBUS OPEN FOR BUSINESS A pictorial review of the September 11 ceremonies officially opening the Chattahoochee River for barge traffic to GPAs 800000 Columbus Terminal
HAMBURG CELEBRATES 775th ANNIVERSARY The Georgia Ports Authority shares in the anniversary by receiving an ornamental plate engraved with the Hamburg Arms during ceremonies held aboard the MS HASSELBURG in the Savannah harbor
INDUSTRIAL SITES BROCHURES OFF THE PRESSES A look at the GPAs five new wateroriented industrial site brochures produced in cooperation with local industrial development agencies in Augusta Bainbridge Brunswick Columbus and Savannah
THE COVER
GEORGIA
ANCHORAGE
Macon a city of broad parklined thoroughfares where Old South charm meets New South progress The full story of Bibb Countys industrial growth is found on the following pages
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rales furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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MACON
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JL HE third largest city in Georgia Macon is strategically located in the center of the State 85 miles southeast of Atlanta 93 miles east of Columbus and 176 miles northwest of Savannah
It is the county seat of Bibb County with a population of 145000 people The Macon metropolitan area includes both
One of the worlds largest suppliers of Kaolin alluvial clays sand limestone and fullers earth mining operations such as this are found throughout the Macon area
MOVE
Bibb and Houston counties and an estimated 185000 population Its trade area extends southward to include 26 counties and more than 500000 people
Macon has 167 widely diversified manufacturing plants employing approximately 13250 people Textiles are the largest industry employing some 18 percent of all manufacturing personnel Robins Air Force Base 17 miles to the south employs 16500 civilians and 5500 military personnel many of whom live in Macon Annual base payroll is over 124 million
Macons first industry was boat building established in 1819 Foundries and machine shops followed the spread of the railroads here in the early 1820s Textiles and woodworking were added about 1875 Macon has long been a processing and distributing center for Middle Georgias rich farmlands
One of the largest deposits of Kaolin in the world along with alluvial clays sand limestone and fullers earth make Macon the center of a vast brick and tile industry The area provides 80 percent of the countrys needs in Kaolin and clay and in 1960 Georgia led the nation in production of Kaolin
Macons largest manufacturing firms include Armstrong Cork Co Bibb Manufacturing Co Georgia Kraft Co Inland Container Corp Ralston Purina Co Birdsey Flour Feed Mills and Strietmann Supreme Bakery
The communitys Macon on the Move symbolizes its leadership in the New South progress
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Incorporated in 1876 in Macon Georgia at the location shown above the Bibb Manufacturing Company now operates 21 plants throughout the State utilizing approximately three hundred thousand spindles and four thousand looms
Part of Bibbs mammoth fleet of trucks is shown below as it prepares to deliver a wide variety of textile fabrics to a
growing southeastern market
Bibb Manufacturing Company
EXPORTS PASS 2MILUON MARK IN 1963
In 1963 Bibb Manufacturing Companys twentyone plants located in Macon Columbus Porterdale Forsyth Reynolds and Sargent produced over 124 million pounds of finished goods
More than two million pounds of these commodities were exported overseas Products being exported through the Georgia Ports Authoritys deepwater facilities consist largely of tire cord and seine twine
Macon plants primarily concentrate on production of wide varieties of yarns made from cotton various synthetics and wool In a normal year Bibb will consume two hundred thousand bales of cotton seventy
five thousand bales of synthetics and ten thousand bales of wool
End uses of Macon production are surface yarn for carpets carpet backing yarns knitting yarns worsted yarns for apparel industrial sewing thread wrapping twine surface yarn for chenille products other than carpets and a small amount for industrial knitting fabric
Bibb Manufacturing Company which employs 7500 persons maintains its general office in Macon Georgia Main sales offices are in New York Dalton Georgia Akron Ohio Chicago and Los Angeles Branch sales offices are also located in other textile centers such as Boston Philadelphia and Charlotte
Birdsey Flour and Feed Mills
Founded in 1913 Birdsey Flour and Feed Mills are producers of flour cornmeal animal and poultry feeds with annual sales running approximately 75 million
Of this amount approximately 15 million is the result of export sales which are primarily flour poultry feeds and hatching eggs The company engages in production of poultry and eggs through its hatchery division
A large part of these sales are in the British West Indies where the company holds an interest in a Jamaican corporation Jamaica Eggs Ltd Georgias ports play an important part in this phase of the Birdsey operation
Georgia Kraft Company
A major part of the Macon area is in forest and farming of trees is a large and important factor in the areas agricultural economy
Bibb County has 613 percent of its 162600 acres in commercial timberlands The forestry service estimated in 1961 the net volume of all timber to be 1434000 cords
The majority of this natural resource is processed into container board by the Macon plant of Georgia Kraft Company
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The name Sirieimann on grocery couniers throughout the southeast is ample testimony to the success of the Strietmann Supreme division of United Biscuit Company of America whose Macon plant shown above produces a wide assortment of biscuits and crackers for the American household
Macon
T ransportation Club
The movement of raw materials and finished products in and out of the Macon area is one of the primary responsibilities of the individual members of the Macon Transportation Club which was organized in 1953
Representing all phases of the transportation industry the Club now has a total membership of approximately 140 traffic executives who will meet on September 8th for their annual election of officers for the coming year These officers are rotated among the trucking railroad and industrial groups represented by the membership
A special film presentation Commodities By the Carload will be presented at the September meeting by the Public Relations Department of the Georgia Ports Authority
Armstrong Cork Company
A substantial expansion that will result in a 50 percent increase in production capacity has recently been announced by Armstrong Cork for its Macon plant
The expansion will involve an addition of about 400 employees and a payroll increase of nearly 2 million when the facilities are placed in full operation during the next two years
The expansion will include a 90000 square foot building which will house an additional forming line and also new pulp preparation facilities
Armstrongs Macon plant manufactures ceiling materials and other building products made of wood fiberboard
Georgia ms most
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INTERNATIONAL BANKING DEPARTMENT
gour best contact in the Southeastern US
Trust Company of Georgias International Department is the oldest most experienced in the empire state of the South Its highlytrained staff provides a full range of international services geared to serve you efficiently and economically Backing the staff are the influence and ability of more than 300 officers and directors who serve officially with 551 business commercial and philanthropic organizations throughout the region And with six affiliates in Georgia and a network of correspondents blanketing the Southeast Trust Company International Service is as local as your own headquarters Contact the Trust Company now Atlanta 2 Georgia USA Cable address Trusco
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DeKalb National Bank of Brookhaven
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The First National Bank Rome
The Liberty National Bank Trust Company
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Total Resources over 450000000 Members FDIC
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Dredging work began last month on the enlargement of the Kings Island Turning Basin in the Savannah River immediately upstream from the Garden City Terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority
The dredge Trident pictured below operated by the Seaward Dredging Corporation of Pompano Beach Florida began operations in late August on the 425445
project Work under the present contract covers the increasing of the size of the existing Turning Basin from 600 x 700 to 900 x 10007 Officials of the U S Corps of Engineers have estimated that the total work involved under the present contract will comprise the removal of more than 800000 cubic yards of new material to enlarge the existing Basin and about 80000 cubic yards of maintenance mate
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An important link in your freight chain is the frequency of freighter sailings to meet your rigid time requirements Our convenient monthly sailings assure you of reliable timing In so many waysyou can rely on
Agents
HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO Savannah and Atlanta
C
rial to restore project depths within the existing Turning Basin Completion of this work is expected in about five months
The Savannah District Authority which through its Special Port Committee has continually strived for this enlargement has emphasized that the beginning of the dredging work marks a milestone of progress in the Savannah Harbor Improvement Program

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WINNER
Robert McDonald 1514 Rosewood Drive Savannah Georgia
YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE WORTH FIVE DOLLARS
Mr McDonald had an idea He went to the library for a book a neighbor for a cat and combined the two for this prize winning entry
Technical Data Camera Leica with 90mm lens f111250 of a sec Tri X Film
Next month our photo contest will be an open category Any good photograph regardless of subject matter will be eligible The subject is up to you
Mail your favorite picture today You may win 500
CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
Only blackandwhite photographs 3x 4 inches or larger will be eligible Photos must be related to subjectofthemonth as indicated for the following issue
Unfortunately photographs can not be returned
unless accompanied by envelope
selfaddressed postage paid
Deadline for Entries Will Be the First of Each Month
MAIL YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH TODAY
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The Georgia Ports Authoritys twentyone deepwater berths located at Savannah and Brunswick set all time tonnage records for the fiscal year 196364 Tonnage handled at the three State owned facilities for the twelve months period totaled 1451789 tons an increase of 209409 tons over the previous year
While Garden City and Ocean terminals at the port of Savannah contributed greatly to this 17 percent tonnage increase Brunswick also registered impressive gains Brunswick State Docks and Warehouses handled a total of 115 vessels compared to 70 vessels the previous year and showed a gain of more than 16 percent in cargo tonnage
Cargo at Garden City topped the one million ton mark for the first time in its 12year history A total of 664 vessels called at this terminal during the fiscal year to load or discharge a total of 1015949 tons This represented an increase of about 15 percent in the number of ships and more than 10 percent gain in cargo tonnage
Ocean terminal where the new 45 million facility was placed in use during the year showed a 41 percent gain in cargo tonnage and a 6 percent gain in vessels in fiscal 1964
346181 tons of cargo moved over Ocean terminal to and from 438 vessels Of this total 262200 tons
Three ships ai Ocean Terminal discharge three various commodities dry bulk liquid bulk and general cargo
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comprised general cargo Exports of general cargo at Ocean showed a thumping 52 percent gain over the previous year while bulk imports were up 44 percent
A New High in Tonnage
These totals setting once again a new high in tonnage handled at our facilities in Savannah and Brunswick are a tribute to the efficiency and general operation of the Authoritys team said GPA Chairman Robert C Norman of Augusta
It required near perfect control and close scheduling to handle 112 more vessels and about 200000 tons of additional cargo at the Savannah facilities during the fiscal year just ended Norman said
The Savannah State Docks Railroad Co which operates over 25 miles of track at Garden City terminal handled 21413 railroad cars during the fiscal year At the same time Garden City was handling 29660 trucks loading and discharging
At Ocean terminal a total of 6384 rail cars were loaded and unloadeda gain of nearly 70 percent over the previous fiscal year In the same period truck movements at Ocean numbered 7528 an increase of 27 percent
Warehousing Shows 40 Gain
The commercial warehouse division of the Garden City terminal handled 636853404 pounds of commodities during the last fiscal year as compared to
453376000 pounds for the previous year This represented an increase of 4047 percent Freight for both years consisted chiefly of steel rolled jute bales of burlap rayon staple fiber nails wire pig iron and other miscellaneous items
Warehousing at Ocean terminal registered a 32 percent gain during the fiscal year A total of 56467792 pounds of freight were handled Plywood corestock lumber naval stores wheat and tapioca flour pineapple structural steel rolled jute baled
Opels from Germany
burlap paper products nails and wire repres tVip main warehouse items
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Similarly the report points up gBflH back of the Ocean terminal which m 1959 cou orfy 141 vessels with 87398 tons of cargo
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Leading export gainers at the two deepwater terminals here included Clay 64 percent linerboard 1 machinery 58 percent naval stores 60 percent paper products 105 percent woodpulp 44
flji Chairman Norman said Georgia must keep breast of the growing volume of commerce moving through its ports Ifesaid a 600000 modern cold storage facility is now under construction at Garden City to provide an outlet to world markets for th products of Georgias farms In addition a new warehouse is being constructed at the same facility to better handle the burgeoning flow of products from shipside
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The Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council of the United States
Department of Commerce the Savannah Traffic Club Armstrong College the Savannah District Authority Georgia 1
Ports Authority and other agencies have joined the Savannah Field Office in planning a Southwide export expansion meeting in Savannah on October 6th
This oneday gathering still in the planning stage will bring together groups of area exporters and producers for a conference with leading export merchants and shipping officials on export promotion for Southeast products
William Lukens of Philadelphia Pennsylvania a nationally known export consultant has agreed to be one of the moderators on the program
In speaking of the necessity of bringing shippers sellers and foreign buyers
together for a Savannah export gathering J E Cay Jr chairman of the Savannah Council and president of Palmer and Cay declared Business for the U S exporter is good in most a
nations of the world and promises to reach a record high level in 1964 The
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only trick is to get more of our Georgia producers to realize this and to enter i v world markets on their own This will be one of the aims of the October meet
U S trade reflects rising economic activity at home and abroad Our exports have advanced to an annually ad A justed rate of 246 billion a rise of 17 percent over last year While our import also increased the gain was only g 8 percent over the same period last year so our trade surplus was almost 7 billion a considerable increase over 1963
WILLIAM LUKENS Export Coniulian Philadelphia Pa
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Participation by Savannah business firms and business oriented individuals is urgently requested
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T
JL HE MEN who guard Savannahs waterways dont believe in disasters Its not that they ignore them Its simply they would rather prevent them
And they do
Some ports have reputations as potential tinderboxes Why does the Savannah harbor place so high on the safety charts
Much of the credit goes to the Coast Guard
Its job is to stop trouble in area waters before it starts Theyre the men
who among other things keep port fires down to a nearly inestimable minimum less than one a year for the past four years
Situated on the river near the foot of Drayton Street the local Coast Guard station has two light patrol boats and one larger vessel The big boat called Cape Trinity is a seagoing craft whose size makes it impractical for inland work The smaller 40footers are the workhorses of the rivers and port
Morning Rounds
Each morning three Coast Guardsmen sometimes accompanied by an officer board a cruiser and slice down the Savannah to make their rounds
First 109 Book the check list is the endless system of piers and warehouses that line the waterfront Guardsmen check out fire equipment storage areas and machinery They look for oil rags and dangerous grease spots that could one day mean a fullblown holocaust
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Chief W L Taylor makes sure dockside extinguisher is ready for use Assisting him in safety check of Warehouse are Seaman E M Sadlock and Engineman E H Gillespie
Firstoffenders among dock owners receive warning notices If warnings go unheeded violators get stung the second time around with the writs issued by the captain of the port
Such writs seldom come according to Chief Warrant Officer W L Taylor who says Savannahs harbor area is in excellent condition Owners believe in the Coast Guard and know it works for them Taylor stated so they cooperate
If a fire does flare up Coast Guard vessels and private tugs rush to the scene to battle the flames from the water side Savannah Fire Department engines approach the blaze from the shore
On Board Inspection
Another job in the Coast Guards daily log is merchantvessel inspection Guardsmen board from four to eight ships daily inspecting papers noting
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Unit Busy
heir Job
passengers especially aliens and A checking cargoes
Law requires freighters to carry cargo according to a carefully prescribed pattern The necessity of such rules is apparent when the dangers of placing dry j dusty cotton next to tanks of explosive
turpentine are visualized
No sensitive cargo may be unloaded
in the Savannah area without the super vision of a Coast Guard team
Although the ordinary Savannahian knows the Coast Guard perhaps most j v familiarly as the unit which regulates small boat safety in the Coastal Empire the excellent safety record of our commercial harbor is among the best in the nation thanks to the vigilance of our local men in white
In the gray dawn a Coast Guard boat begins patrol Routine harbor inspections are
made every day
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
SMITH KELLY COMPANY
OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING PO Box 1639 Phone ADams 23151
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
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Ports Pride
Jeralds Portfolio of jokes n humor
Roses are red
Violets are blue Alas poor reader
Our jokes are few
Each month I fill
This column of mirth and joy With wit and comedy
You think that Im a clever boy
HI S SMMMH m THE WORLD
But alas poor reader
Ive come to an end The Boss borrowed my joke book For a sick friend
On her second transatlantic trip the nuclear ship Savannah has arrived at Oslo where she received a hearty welcome from the old seafaring capital
Foreign Minister Halvard M Lange former United Nations SecretaryGeneral Trygve Lie U S Ambassador to Norway Clifton Wharton and about 50 other guests boarded the ship in the outer Oslo fjord for a short demonstration cruise
The Savannah will call at Copenhagen Halsingbor and Malmo before returning to the United States
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Steamship Line
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NEW SERVICE The HALIFAX STAR owned by the Blue Star Line arrived in Savannah recently on her maiden voyage She is the forerunner of a monthly service from Savannah to Australia Southern Shipping Co are the local agents
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel ADams 23151 STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671 TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829 TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
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Fort de France MARTINIQUE
Santa Barbara PRGrace Smith KellySept 14
Santa ElenaGrace Smith KellySept 28
Kingston JAMAICA
Rodenbek R
Sunima R
Elizabeth Bornhofen R
Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands
Strachan Sept 4
Slrachan Sept 17
Strachan Oct 2
Ponce PUERTO RICO
A SteamerAlcoa
StevensSept 20
Port Esquivel JAMAICA
San JoseDovar DixieSept 24
PortauPrince HAITI
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands
Sunima RRoyal Netherlands
Elizabeth Bornhofen RRoyal Netherlands
SlrachanSept 4
StrachanSept 17
StrachanOct 2
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
HavhokAlcoa
Memnon R Royal Netherlands
MormacisleMooreMcCormack
Maron RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands
San Juan PUERTO RICO
A SteamerAlcoa
StevensSept 15
Slrachan Sept 16
Strachan Sept 21
Strachan Sept 30
StrachanOct 14
StevensSept 20
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Rodenbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanSept 4
Santa Barbara PRGrace Smith KellySept 14
Sunima RRoyal Netherlands StrachanSept 17
Santa ElenaGrace Smith KellySept 28
Elizabeth Bornhofen RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 2
St Croix VIRGIN ISLANDS
HavhokAlcoa
St Thomas VIRGIN ISLANDS
HavhokAlcoa
Acajutla EL SALVADOR
StevensSept 15
StevensSept 15
EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
African Dawn RTFarrell StevensSept 6
Robin Goodfellow RRobin StrachanSept 16
Jlobin Locksley RRobin StrachanSept 30
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
African Dawn RTFarrell StevensSept 6
Batu S African MarineSmith KellySept 8
Robin Goodfellow RRobin StrachanSept 16
Robin Locksley RRobin StrachanSept 30
WEST AFRICA Matadi Luanda Pt Harcourt
LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African Moon RTFarrell StevensSept 7
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space
Rodenbek R Sunima R Sokorri Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Mamenic Strachan Slrachan Dixie Sept Sept Sept Oct 4 7 18 2
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Amapala HONDURAS
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Sokorri Mamenic Dixie Sept 18
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
Champerico GUATEMALA
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Sokorri Mamenic Dixie Sept 18
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
Corinto NICARAGUA
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sokorri Mamenic Dixie Sept 16
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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ShipSteamship Line Agency Sailing Dale
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Rodenbek R Sokorri Royal Netherlands Mamenic Strachan Dixie Sept Sept 4 16 17 2
Sunima R Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Strachan Strachan Sept Oct
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sokorri Mamenic Dixie Sept 16
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan 17
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
La Union EL SALVADOR
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sokorri Mamenic Dixie Sept 16
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
San Jose Dovar Dixie Sept 24
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sokorri Mamenic Sept 16
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sokorri Mamenic 16
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Rodenbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 4
Sokorri Mamenic 16
Sunima R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 17
Elizabeth Bornhofen R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 2
Vera Cruz MEXICO
Groiedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Sept 15
ShipSteamship Line Agency Sailing Dale
Naples ITALY
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 5
CleopatraAmericanMed HohensleinSept 24
Sheldon Lykes P Lykes StrachanOct 4
Piraeus GREECE
MazalZim Southern ShippingOct 8
Port Said EGYPT
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia StrachanSept 18
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
Sibenik TRJugolinija Smith KellySept 7
Savona ITALY
Veitor Pisani TPSidarma StevensSept 29
Suez EGYPT
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia StrachanSept 18
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
MazalZim Southern ShippingOct 8
Trieste TRIESTE
Sibenik TRJugolinija Smith KellySept 7
Tripoli LIBYA
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 5
Sheldon Lykes PLykes i StrachanOct 4
Tunis TUNISIA
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 5
Valencia SPAIN
CleopatraAmericanMed HohensteinSept 24
Folke BernadolleHolland S All StevensSept 24
Venice ITALY
Thompson Lykes PLykes StrachanSept 5
Sibenik TRJugolinija Smith KellySept 7
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Mi
Alexandria EGYPT
Steel ScientistIsthmian StrachanSept 11
Hellenic Spirit RTPHellenic DixieSept 15
Hellenic Splendor RTPHellenic Dixie Sept 16
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia StrachanSept 18
Barcelona SPAIN
Thompson Lykes PLykes Strachan
CleopatraAmericanMed Hohenstein
Folke Bernadolle Holland S All Stevens
Sheldon Lykes P Lykes Strachan
MazalZim Southern Shipping
Sept 5 Sept 24 Sept 24 Oct 4 Oct 8
Beirut LEBANON
Exbrook
Steel Scientist
Exchequer
American Export Strachan
Isthmian Strachan
American Export Strachan
Sept 6 Sept 11 Oct 3
Genoa ITALY
Thompson Lykes P Lykes Strachan Sept 5
Sibenik TR Jugolinija Smith Kelly Sept 7
CleopatraAmericanMed HohensteinSept 24
Folke Bernadolle Holland S Atl Stevens Sept 24
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma StevensSept 29
Sheldon Lykes PLykes Strachan Oct 4
Haifa ISRAEL
MazalZim
Southern ShippingOct 8
Leghorn ITALY
Thompson Lykes P Lykes StrachanSept 5
CleopatraiAmericanMed HohensleinSept 24
Folke BernadolleHolland S Atl StevensSept 24
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma StevensSept 29
Sheldon Lykes PLykes Strachan Oct 4
Lisbon PORTUGAL
CleopatraAmericanMed HohensteinSept 24
Marseilles FRANCE
Sibenik TR Jugolinija Smith KellySept 7
Folke BernadolleHolland S Atl StevensSept 24
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma StevensSept 29
Denote Vi Transhipment RDenotes Reefer
Amsterdam Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
Hilversum RTPIndependent Gulf Smith KellySept 13
Syllum TPOzean Stinnes StevensSept 14
American FlyerU S Lines StrachanSept 14
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen StrachanSept 19
Niedersachsen Ozean Stinnes StevensSept 28
American PackerU S Lines StrachanOct 3
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinSept 8
American HarvesterU S Lines StrachanSept 16
GroiedykHollandAmerica HohensleinOct 6
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
NordlandAmerican Star DixieSept 1314
Antwerp BELGIUM
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica
American MillerU S Lines
GroiedykHollandAmerica
HohensteinSept 8
StrachanSept 28
HohensleinOct 6
LeHavre FRANCE
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica
Thalatta PRWilhelmsen
GroiedykHollandAmerica
HohensteinSept 8
StrachanSept 19
HohensleinOct 6
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
CimbriaAmcan AiralianSmith KellySept 4
NottinghamPort AssociatedStrachanSept 7
City of Brisbane RAmcan AiralianSmith KellySept 13
Coral SeaAllanttrafik Exp SerStevensSept 17
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanSept 17
AntrimAmcan AiralianSmith KellySept 23
Cap Blanco RTColumbus Southern ShippingSept 24
Port QuebecPort Associated StrachanOct 3
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer StrachanOct 8
City of Winchester RjTAmcan AiralianSmith KellyOct 13
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
CimbriaAmcan AiralianSmith Kelly
NottinghamPort AssociatedStrachan
Cap Verde RTColumbus Southern Shipping
Rockhampton Star RBlue Star Southern Shipping
City of Brisbane RAmcan AiralianSmith Kelly
Coral SeaAllanttrafik Exp SerStevens
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer Strachan
AntrimAmcan AiralianSmith Kelly
Cap Blanco RTColumbus Southern Shipping
Port QuebecPort Associated Strachan
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer Strachan
Montreal Star R Blue Star Southern Shipping
City of Winchester RTAmcan AiralianSmith Kelly
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
Sept 4 Sept 7 Sept 9 Sept 10 Sept 13 Sept 17 Sept 17 Sept 23 Sept 24 Oct 3 Oct 8 Oct 10 Oct 13
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Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Dale
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippine BataanMaritime Co Phil
StevensSept 27
Burnie AUSTRALIA
NottinghamPort Associated
Strachan
Sept 7
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippines RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 13
Phil Pres Quirino RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 21
Philippine BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensSept 27
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingOct 2
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippines RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 13
Phil Pres Quirino RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 21
Philippine BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensSept 27
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingOct 2
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
Nottingham WM Port AssociatedStrachanSept 7
Port QuebecPort Associated StrachanOct 3
Hong Kong
Philippines RTPU Philippine
Louisiana Maru RTK Line
Phil Pres Quirino RTP U Philippine
Philippine BataanMaritime Co
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU Philippine
Nevada Maru RTK Line
Southern ShippingSept 13
Smith KellySept 18
Southern ShippingSept 21
PhilStevensSept 27
Southern Shipping Oct 2
Smith Kelly Oct 18
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippines RTPU Philippine
Phil Pres Quirino RTPU Philippine
Philippine BataanMaritime Co
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU Philippine
Southern ShippingSept 13
Southern ShippingSept 21
PhilStevensSept 27
Southern ShippingOct 2
Kaohsiung FORMOSA
Union ConcordChina Union
Dixie
Sept 12
Keelung FORMOSA
Union ConcordChina Union DixieSept 12
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith Kelly Sept 18
Nevada Maru RTK Line Smith KellyOct 18
Kobe JAPAN
Hampton MaruN Y K StrachanSept 7
Union ConcordChina Union DixieSept 12
Philippines RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 13
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith KellySept 18
Phil Pres Quirino RTP U PhilippineSouthern Shipping Sept 21
Seattle MaruMilsuiO S K Strachan Sept 22
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU PhilippineSouthern Shipping Oct 2
Suruga Maru N Y K Strachan Oct 7
Nevada Maru RTK Line Smith Kelly Oct 18
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer Strachan
Sept 17
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippines RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 13
Phil Pres Quirino RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingSept 21
Philippine BataanMaritime Co PhilSievens Sept 27
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingOct 2
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
CimbriaAmcan Airalian Smith KellySept 4
NottinghamPort AssociatedStrachanSept 7
Cap Verde RT Columbus Southern Shipping Sept 9
Rockhampton Star RBlue Star Southern ShippingSept 10
City of Brisbane R Amcan Airalian Smith Kelly Sept 13
Coral SeaAllanilrafik Exp SerStevensSept 17
Pioneer ReefAmerican Pioneer StrachanSept 17
AntrimAmcan AiralianSmith KellySept 23
Cap Blanco RTColumbus Southern ShippingSept 24
Port QuebecPort Associated StrachanOct 3
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer StrachanOct 8
Montreal Star RBlue Star Southern ShippingOct 10
City of Winchester RT Amcan Airalian Smith KellyOct 13
Nagoya JAPAN
Hampton MaruN Y K StrachanSept 7
Louisiana Maru RTK Line Smith Kelly Sept 18
Seattle MaruMiisuiO S K Strachan Sept 22
Suruga Maru N Y K Strachan Oct 7
Nevada Maru RTK LineSmith KellyOct 18
Osaka JAPAN
Hampton MaruN Y K Strachan
Louisiana Maru RTK LineSmith Kelly
Seattle MaruMitsuiO S K Strachan
Nevada Maru RT K LineSmith Kelly
Sept 7 Sept 18 Sept 22 Oct 18
Port Kembla AUSTRALIA
NottinghamPort AssociatedStrachanSept 7
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Dale
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Cimbria Amcan Airalian Smith KellySept 4
Nottingham Port Associated StrachanSept 7
Cap Verde RT Columbus Southern ShippingSept 9
Rockhampton Star R Blue Star Southern Shipping Sept 10
City of Brisbane R Amcan Airalian Smith Kelly Sept 13
Coral SeaAtlanttrafik Exp SerSievensSept 17
Pioneer Reef American Pioneer StrachanSept 17
Antrim Amcan Airalian Smith KellySept 23
Cap Blanco RTColumbus Southern Shipping Sept 24
Pori Quebec Port Associated StrachanOct 3
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer StrachanOct 8
Montreal Star RBlue Star Southern ShippingOct 10
City of Winchester RT Amcan Airalian Smith KellyOct 13
Yawata JAPAN
Suruga MaruN Y K
Strachan
Oct 7
Yokohama JAPAN
Hampton Maru N Y K StrachanSept 7
Union Concord China Union Dixie Sept 12
Philippines RTPU Philippine Southern ShippingSept 13
Louisiana Maru RTK Line Smith Kelly Sept 18
Phil Pres Quirino RTP U Philippine Southern Shipping Sept 21
Seattle MaruMilsuiO S K StrachanSept 22
Phil Pres Garcia RTPU PhilippineSouthern ShippingOct 2
Suruga Maru N Y K Strachan Oct 7
Nevada Maru RT K Line Smith KellyOct 18
Aden ADEN
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia StrachanSept 18
Vishva Mangal RTS C ISmith KellySept 20
JaladhanScindiaSmith KellySept 25
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
Hellenic Spirit RTP Hellenic DixieSept 15
Hellenic Splendor RTPHellenic DixieSept 16
ExchequerAmerican Export StrachanOct 3
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Spirit RTPHellenic Dixie
Hellenic Splendor RTPHellenic Dixie
Telemachus Malaya Indonesia Strachan
Vishva Mangal RTS C ISmith Kelly
Bergen NORWAY
Thalatia PRWilhclmsen Strachan
Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 18 Sept 20
Sept 19
Copenhagen DENMARK
Thalatia PRWilhelmsen Strachan
Sept 19
Gdynia POLAND
Thalatia PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Thalatia PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Helsinki FINLAND
Thalalta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Malmo SWEDEN
Thalalta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Thalalta PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Oslo NORWAY
Thalatia PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Stockholm SWEDEN
Thalatia PRWilhelmsen
Strachan
Sept 19
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Buenos Aires TPIvaran Southern ShippingSept 3
MormacsagaMooreMcCormack SlrachanSept 13
Fortuna RNortonSmith KellySept 14
MormacisleMooreMcCormack SlrachanSept 21
Gudmundra RNortonSmith KellypSept 26
LiaBrodin HohensteinSept 28
Montevideo TPIvaran Southern Shipping Sept 28
Sanlos TPIvaran Southern ShippingOct 2
Montevideo URUGUAY
Buenos Aires TPIvaran Southern ShippingSept 3
MormacsagaMooreMcCormack StrachanSept 13
MormacisleMooreMcCormack StrachanSept 21
LiaBrodin HohensteinSept 28
Montevideo TPIvaran Southern ShippingSept 28
Santos TPIvaran Southern ShippingOct 2
Space
Paranagua BRAZIL
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack StrachanSept 13
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack StrachanSept 21
TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Ship
Steamship Line
Agency Sailing Date
Porto Alegre BRAZIL
Loide MexicoLloyd Brasileiro Strachan
Fortuna RNortonSmith Kelly
Gudmundra RNortonSmith Kelly
Recife BRAZIL
Loide Mexico Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan
Fortuna RNortonSmith Kelly
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
Buenos Aires TPIvaran Southern Shipping
Loide Mexico Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan
MormacsagaMooreMcCormack Strachan
Fortuna RNortonSmith Kelly
MormacisleMooreMcCormack Strachan
Gudmundra RNortonSmith Kelly
Lia Brodin Hohenstein
Montevideo TPIvaran Southern Shipping
Santos TPIvaran Southern Shipping
Salvador BRAZIL
Loide MexicoLloyd Brasileiro Strachan
San Nicolas ARGENTINA
MormacisleMooreMcCormack Strachan
Sept 13 Sept 14 Sept 26
Sept 13 Sept 14
Sept 3 Sept 13 Sept 13 Sept 14 Sept 21 Sept 26 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 2
Sept 13
Sept 21
Santos BRAZIL
Buenos Aires TP
Loide Mexico
Mormacsaga
Fortuna R
Mormacisle
Gudmundra R
Lia
Montevideo TP Santos TP
Ivaran Southern Shipping Sept 3
Lloyd Brasileiro StrachanSept 13
MooreMcCormack Strachan Sept 13
Norton Smith Kelly Sept 14
MooreMcCormack StrachanSept 21
NortonSmith KellySept 26
Brodin Hoftenstein Sept 28
Ivaran Southern Shipping Sept 28
Ivaran Southern Shipping Oct 2
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Memnon RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Sept 16
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanSept 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 14
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Memnon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 16
Maron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanSept 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Oct 14
Guanta VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara PR Grace Smith Kelly Sept 14
Havhok Alcoa Stevens Sept 15
Santa ElenaGrace Smith Kelly Sept 28
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara PR Grace Smith Kelly
Havhok Alcoa Stevens
Memnon R Royal Netherlands Strachan
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith Kelly
Maron R Royal Netherlands Strachan
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith Kelly
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands Strachan
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara PR Grace Smith Kelly
Havhok Alcoa Stevens
Memnon R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Santa Elena Grace Smith Kelly
Maron RRoyal Netherlands Strachan
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan
Paramaribo SURINAM
HavhokAlcoa
Sept 14 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 18 Sept 30 Oct 9 Oct 14
Sept 14 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 28 Sept 30 Oct 14
Stevens Sept 15
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara PR Grace Smith Kelly Sept 14
Havhok Alcoa Stevens Sept 15
Memnon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Sept 16
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith Kelly Sept 18
Santa Elena Grace Smith Kelly Sept 28
Maron RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Sept 30
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith Kelly Oct 9
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 14
Callao PERU
PutumayoC P V
HuallaguaC P V
PachiteaC P V
DixieSept 68
DixieSept 16
DixieSept 22
Guayaquil ECUADOR
Putumayo C P V Dixie Sept 68
HuallaguaC P V Dixie Sept 16
Pachitea C P V Dixie Sept 22
Matarani PERU
PutumayoC P V Dixie Sept 68
Huallagua C P V Dixie Sept 16
Pachitea C P V Dixie Sept 22
Bombay INDIA
Steel ScientistIsthmian
Hellenic Spirit RTP Hellenic
Hellenic Splendor RTPHellenic
Vishva Mangal RTS C ISmith
Jaladhan Scindia Smith
ExchequerAmerican Export
Calcutta INDIA
Steel ScientistIsthmian Strachan
Hellenic Spirit RTP Hellenic Dixie
Hellenic Splendor RTP Hellenic Dixie
Vishva Mangal RT S C I Smith Kelly
JaladhanScindiaSmith Kelly
ExchequerAmerican Export Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Dixie
Kelly Kelly Strachan
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
Strachan
Cochin INDIA
Vishva Mangal RT S C I
JaladhanScindia
Djakarta INDONESIA
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia
Karachi PAKISTAN
ExbrookAmerican Export Strachan
Steel ScientistIsthmian Strachan
Hellenic Spirit RTPHellenic Dixie
Hellenic Splendor RTP Hellenic Dixie
ExchequerAmerican Export Strachan
Madras INDIA
Steel ScientistIsthmian Strachan
Vishva Mangal RT S C I Smith Kelly
JaladhanScindiaSmith Kelly
ExchequerAmerican Export Strachan
Penang MALAYAN FEDERATION
Telemachus Malaya Indonesia
Sept 11 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 20 Sept 25 Oct 3
Sept 11 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 20 Sept 25 Oct 3
Sept 20 Sept 25
Sept 18
Sept 6 Sept 11 Sept 15 Sept 16 Oct 3
Sept 11 Sept 20 Sept 25 Oct 3
Strachan
Pt Swettenham MALAYAN FEDERATION
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia
Strachan
Singapore
TelemachusMalaya Indonesia Strachan
Surabaya INDONESIA
Telemachus
Malaya Indonesia Strachan
Strachan
Sept 28
Belfast IRELAND
American MillerU S Lines
Dublin IRELAND
Manchester Progress TPManchester LinersSmith KellySept 16
American MillerU S LinesStrachanSept 28
Cairnforth TManchester LinersSmith KellyOct 10
Ellsmere ENGLAND
Max SchnellRegent
Tarver
Glasgow SCOTLAND
Manchester Progress TPManchester Liners
Max SchnellRegent
Smith Kelly Tarver
Sept 18
Sept 16 Sept 18
Liverpool ENGLAND
Max SchnellRegent
American MillerU S Lines
Tarver
Strachan
Sept 18 Sept 28
London ENGLAND
Nordland
American Flyer
Max Schnell
American Miller
American Star
U S Lines
Regent
WM S Lines
Dixie
Strachan
Tarver
Strachan
Sept 1314
Sept 14
Sept 18 Sept 28
Manchester ENGLAND
Manchester Progress TPManchester LinersSmith KellySept 16
Max SchnellRegent TarverSept 18
Cairnforth TManchester LinersSmith KellyOct 10
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Directory of Port Servioes for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 I Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P O Box 768 Savannah Ga
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER
Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
SAVANNAH P O Box 1039 ADaras 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P O Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayier V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayier Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
ATLANTA 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES
FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS
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Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
Acquisitions Division Ths University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia
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Companies moving into our state can count on an abundance of highly skilled workers produced in everincreasing numbers by a statewide Area Technical School system These schools regularly turn out workers trained in the spaceage skills of electronics electricity chemicals and dozens of other vocations New courses can be added to teach special skills to fit any companys specific needs When completed this vital training program will produce more than 4000 capable workers each year Its another reason why scores of Georgia firms are reducing costs and raising profits
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KEN NIC KELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA
GEORGIA
ANCHOR
OCTOBER 1964
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY

ias Newest Port
LOOKING FOR BULK LIQUID
STORAGE FACILITIES
NEW IN SAVANNAH
Drum filling facilities available
Can load and unload deep tank vessels from five berths
Deep water facilities for bulk liquids consisting of 1235000 barrels of storage
Experienced personnel
No investment required
Can receive store and ship via ocean tankers barges rail and truck
Served by 5 railroads 50 truck lines 105 steamship lines
Gateway to the Southeast Midwest and the world
Storage For All Types Vegetable Oils and Chemicals
We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business
PUES IDEM
SOUTHLAND TERMINALS
Division of
SOUTHLAND OIL CORPORATION
P O Box 7036 SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Phone Area Code 9122362447 TWX 9123549000
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GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
GEORGIA
ANCHOR
VOLUME 5 NUMBER 10 OCTOBER 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
WELCOME TO COLUMBUS Georgias Newest Port 4
GPA Announces Staff Appointments 8
European Talks Scheduled With Shipping Interests 8
Adventures In Export 11
Hamburg Celebrates 775th Anniversary 12
Industrial Sites Brochures Off The Presses 14
GPA Fact Figure 18
National Defense Transportation Association 20
Industrial Developers Tour Savannah Port 22
Regular Departments
Noble Comments from the Editors Desk 3
PhotooftheMonth Contest 10
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE 23
Directory of Port Services 27
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for
Export Award
MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
One of the oldest rulesofthumb for success in American Industry is Go Where The Growth Is Continuing growth for an area signifies that here is where the business climate is right
Modern industry is forging aggressively into new areas of competition evolving entire new technologies and manufacturing methods and picking up their roots and moving lockstockandbarrel to new business climates that are more compatible with their revitalized philosophies
The majority of this movement is to the expanding new South and much of it is to the State of Georgia The Georgia Ports Authority and the local industrial development agencies in each of Georgias five port cities own hundreds of acres of prime industrial plant sites all of it port oriented
A nationwide promotion of these sites is now underway as may be noted on page 14
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
4MILUON EXPANSION PLANNED FOR OCEAN TERMINAL A report on the construction plans for a second Holes in the Roof transit shed and three new modern berths for GPAs Ocean Terminal at the port of Savannah
PETROLEUM BARGES PLOW THE CHATTAHOOCHEE A look at the operations of HowellWhitaker Terminals the first company to locate at the Georgia Ports Authoritys new inland barge facility on the Chattahoochee River at Columbus
TOURNAPULLS REARDUMPS Tractors and other equipment from LeTourneau Westinghouse being exported via Georgia ports
THE COVER
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The sounds of tugboat whistles now echo through the hills of the Chattahoochee Valley as modern waterborne commerce begins moving regularly from the Gulf of Mexico to Georgias newest port city Columbus The full story begins on the next page
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GPA Chairman Robert C Norman
COLUMBUS
Georgias Newest Port
Columbus and Phenix City officially became the head of navigation on the Chattahoochee River September 11th as the two cities joined in a damp but spirited celebration of Port Cities Day
Governors Carl Sanders of Georgia and George C Wallace of Alabama hailed the navigable Chattahoochee as the key to industrial development and commercial contact with nationwide trade centers
More than 1500 spectators turned out for morning and afternoon ceremonies at the Alabama State Docks off Victory Drive
A long list of dignitaries including Senator Richard B Russell Third Army Commander Lt Gen C W G Rich Major Gen Alvin Welling and J W Woodruff Jrbraved strong winds and an allday drizzle to keep up with the festivities
so many years to bring the dream of navigation to reality
Since the plans for the first dam on the river were approved in the postwar years the federal government has spent 85 million on a network of locks and dams between Columbus and the Gulf
Meanwhile Georgia has spent 600000 to build docking facilities in Columbus while Alabama has made a 500000 investment in Phenix City
Muscogee County and the city of Columbus have joined hands to extend a clear channel from the Georgia docks to the pier at Dillingham Street Bridge
The September 11th celebration brought words of praise for J W Woodruff Jr chairman of the U S Study Commission Southeast River Basins and the efforts of his father the late J W Woodruff Sr for whom one of the three dams on the river is named
Central Figures
The central figures of the day were Wallace Sanders and Russell All three pointed out that the champions of the hour were the local officials who worked
Since work began on the river the government has built the Jim Woodruff Dam at Chattahoochee the Columbia Alabama and the massive Walter F George Lock and Dam at Ft Gaines
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jj Senator Richard B Russell above speaking ai the Pori Cities Day dedication of the Columbus Terminal hailed the development of the Chattahoochee River money wisely and soundly invested in the future of the country It will be repaid manifold over the years in economic growth in increased living standards for our people and in the preservation and conservation of our Godgiven water resources Senator Russell paid tribute to i both Georgia Governor Sanders and Alabama Governor George Wallace for their leadership in bringing the Chattahoochee development to its present position BELOW Governor Wallace is introduced at the morning ceremonies held at the inland port facilities in Phenix City Crowd estimated ai 1000 to 1500 persons attended the two ceremonies held on both sides of the Chattahoochee River
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Georgia U S Senator Richard B Russell and his greatnephew Walt Russell ringing an old steamboat bell to signify the official opening of the Chattahoochee River for barge transportation from Columbus to the Gulf of Mexico
BELOW Officials take cover beneath grandstand at Golden Park for barbecue luncheon that marked the midway point of the Port Cities Day festivities
First Barge Arrives
One of the first industries to locate at the port of Columbus because of tHe fPeefftlyompleted 9foot channel to the Gulf is Howell Refining Company Their first barge of petroleum products discharrm the Georgia Ports Authority terminal on Port Day
The front yard of the new GPA 600000 facility has already been turned into a mammoth tank farm to handle the vast amountsJbulkJkiMtTetjleum which HowellWhitaTmiafeTnctTMpMing from Columbus terminal
Since the network of dams has been completed plans Have been announced for the construction of numerous other industries in the Columbus area of the Ghaltahoochee valley P
A new wateroriented industrial sitesjbrochure prepared jpintlyvby the Georgia Ports Authority and the Columbus Chamber of Commerce isnow available and is expected to promote the development of this area even more J
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Unites Southeast
Gen Welling division engineer of the South Atlantic Division U S Corps of Engineers told those attending Ceremonies at the Georgia port that he has llepn impressed hy tffsfrength of water resources in the Southeastern region
The Chattahoochee is no longer just a boundary Sift separates twuStates but rather a body whose resources tend tQ unite the Southeast he said
We o the Army Corps of Engineers have a deep interest in seeing that these waters are protected he added
The corps he said has strict regulations that require the cooperation of everyone to assure that the remain useful and safe
The network of three dams on the river along with dredging operations has produced navigation flood control new sources of hydroelectric power and vast areas of recreation
The Port Cities Day celebration was planned and coordinated by the Columbus Junior Chamber of Commerce who received high praise from officials of both ports for their efforts
Georgia Governor Carl Sanders iells audience ai Columbus dedication that advance predictions foresee a million tons of river traffic by 1975 and two million tons for year 2000
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European Talks Scheduled With Shipping Interests
The chairman and executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority Robert C Norman of Augusta and J D Holt of Savannah arrived in Paris France on October 4 for two weeks of conferences with European shipping interests While in Europe they are being assisted by Laurence W Magrath GPA European Director
Purpose of the visit will be to stimulate additional import and export trade with European nations through Georgias ports of Brunswick and Savannah which serve as gateways to the growing European markets
The October visit will include conferences in Paris London Bonn Hamburg and the Benelux area and will also include a follow up of the intense work done by the GPA office in Europe which was opened last year
In commenting on the trip to Europe Norman said We are looking forward to meeting with officials of the European business community and discussing in detail how we might establish a closer working relationship between the ports of Georgia and the booming industrial complex of modern Europe
The tremendous growth of European foreign commerce since World War II has many similar parallels to the industrial expansion that has taken place in the southeastern section of the United States said the GPA Chairman
We believe a persontoperson discussion of this growth with our friends in Europe will provide the basis for mutual economic benefits as world trade continues to become a vital part of our respective economies
Conferences will be held with officials of steamship lines to acquaint them with the rapidly expanding facilities of the GPA and to encourage an even more rapid growth of shipping tonnage
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J D Holt executive director of the G eor promotion of Sam H Lloyd to traffic manag announced is the appointment of John TjtyJHo Atlanta office 1131 Healey Building Both a according to Claude Newman GPAs director
Holt joins the GPA staff as general agent after serving two years with the Alabama State Docks Inland Docks Division During this time he served as assistant docks operations manager at Mobile and more recently as regional manager of the Chattahoochee River Area office at Eufaula where he specialized in solicitation of traffic and industrial development
Prior to his association with the Alabama State Docks Holt served as operations manager and terminal manager for SeaHighways Inc and Erie St Lawrence Corporation both of Miami Fla
With the exception of three years of service in the U S Army Transportation Corps during World War II Holt was employed from 1934 to 1960 by Pan Atlantic Steamship Corp and its affiliates in such capacities as manager freight department terminal manager and district manager
In his new position with the Georgia Ports Authority he will be working with all phases of traffic and industrial solicitation
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Lloyd has an extensive and varied background in traffic work beginning in 1929 with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad at Chicago Illinois The next
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Lloyd was promoted in 1950 to General Agent New York in 1952 to General Agent Atlanta Georgia and Western Traffic Manager San Francisco California in January 1954 With the closing of Illinois Terminals West Coast offices in 1960 he joined the Georgia Ports Authority staff
Lloyd will handle rate adjustments and other traffic matters that are of interest to Georgia Ports facilities at Augusta Bainbridge Brunswick Columbus and Savannah
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The Ford Tractor Division of the Ford Motor Company Birmingham Michigan has selected Savannah and Jacksonville as its two South Atlantic ports of entry The Georgia Ports Authority will handle the processing and preparation of the imported tractors to dealers in the Southeastern United States
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New Book New Look At Exports
The export expansion program is getting a fine assist from ADVENTURES IN EXPORT by Audrey Marsh King and Walton C Marsh who have packed the book with valuable advice and information for the potential exporter
The fatherdaughter team with years of experience in foreign trade have mixed the glamour and adventure of overseas business and travel with the daily routine of pro forma invoices documents and export orders
Illustrations of proper cargo marking pictorial handling marks such as the champagne glass to denote fragile in all languages specimen forms of Letter of Credit bank drafts and other documents help make the book intensely practical for the small exporter
When their company received the Presidential E
Award for export expansion King and Marsh were asked by the Department of Commerce to talk before groups of potential exporters and tell how a small manufacturer does it These appearances with question and answer periods created the stimuli for the book
The Department of Commerce gave the book an excellent rating The four cover pages of the book are a montage of photographs of some of the thirty world trade fairs in which Marsh Stencil products have been exhibited
The title page says A book for the small manufacturer the potential exporter the student of international trade the teacher of business and economics YOU if you are curious about exporting
Adventures in Export is available at book stores or direct from Marsh Publishing Company 711 East B Street Belleville Illinois
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Savannah Shares in Port Celebration
Hamburg

Observes 775th
Laurence W Magrath GPA European Director
Hamburg Continental Europes third greatest port at the Elbe River Estuary this year is celebrating its 775th Anniversary Much water has emptied into the North Sea since May 7 1189 when Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossa signed letter patent granting the port special privileges
A pewter plate commemorating the 775th anniversary of the Port of Hamburg Germany is presented to James I Newsome Jr right director of operations for the Georgia Ports Authority by Capl
Alexander Breckwoldi Looking on is Frank K Peeples president of Stevens Shipping Co agent for
OzeanStinnes Lines
Now as during the years through the Middle Ages when there was founded the powerful Hanseatic League an association of free cities banded together for mutual commerce and protection in which Hamburg played a dominant role this great port cherished traditions of which it may well be proud
After World War III in which Hamburg suffered massive destruction many of the dock areas were reduced to rubble These could be rebuilt but for the long pull and even more serious the partition of Germany and the creation of an Eastern Communist block left Hamburg as a head without body in that its natural hinterland was cut off
In spite of this Hamburg made a spectacular comeback as the home of ihe Germany longvoyage trades a major port of transshipment including much of what moves in transit from Scandinavia and an essential participant in the postwar traffic generated by the German economic miracle In 1963 the tonnage turnover amounted to over 33 million the largest in its history
With the industrial upsurge of industry in the areas to which Sa
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vannah and Brunswick are the gateways the link between Hamburg and the Georgia Ports is being forged ever closer by the direct ocean services
The Senate of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg the proud official title of this autonomous city within the Republics framework has decided to present to the principal overseas ports with which it has lines an ornamental plate engraved with the Hamburg arms commemorating this anniversary
Savannah may well feel honored that its own recent achievements in the development of trade between the Old and the New Continent has thus been recognized by Germanys greatest port
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Carson Demmond president of COINMARK left looks on as Gordon W Curtiss Jr general manager of Curhss Printing Company of Atlanta right checks first run with pressman Everette Waggoner
WaterOriented Industrial Sites
The Georgia Ports Authority in cooperation with the local industrial development agencies in each of Georgias five port cities has just completed a new series of brochures designed to help attract wateroriented industries to Augusta Bainbridge Brunswick Columbus and Savannah
Designed by Consumer and Industrial Marketing Corporation of Atlanta all five of the four color 30page brochures are now being distributed nationwide An intensive ad campaign planned by GPAs advertising agency Burke Dowling Adams of Atlanta is already pulling inquiries from readers of many of the nations leading business publications
Further promotion is being made through a direct mail effort to more than 4500 leading industrial prospects throughout the United States
Joint Project
Robert C Norman chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority explains that all inquiries received at GPA headquarters in Savannah are being channelled to the various industrial development agencies in each port community who in turn are working with GPA staff
members to assure the best possible handling and followup
We are delighted that these new brochures are being received so well Furthermore we are confident that this joint effort between our Authority and the various local agencies will result in a new industrial growth of Georgias port communities said Norman
Participating in the current drive for new wateroriented industry are The Savannah District Authority Savannah the Brunswick Port Development Council Brunswick the Committee of 100 Augusta Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100 and Growth Inc Bainbridge and the Chamber of Commerce in Columbus Georgia
Opportunities in Georgia
Our countrys economy has always been built on the ageold process of the importation of raw materials and the processing or manufacturing of these materials into commodities for the consumer says GPAs executive director J D Holt
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ABOVE Offset plates are secured on press as second series of mechanicals are being prepared BELOW Microscopic check of fourcolor alignment is made to assure lop quality in finished brochure
Three down and two to go as presses once again roll
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Since our earliest history waterborne commerce has been the focal point of this economic process Raw materials flow into industries located at or near our seaports and finished goods flow inland or are ex A
ported to purchasers everywhere
Georgia offers many opportunities to industry because it has an ideal combination of all forms of this j x basic requirement of commerce transportation
Seaports and River Systems
Not only does the state have two established and thriving seaports but it also has three great river sys MV
terns navigable at the present time the Savannah
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v I ji the Chattahoochee and the Flint In addition other navigation and improvement projects are now being planned for all the major rivers in the state
These huge interrelated waterway systems link much of Georgias complex of cities and towns and their surrounding industrial areas A superb network of railroads and highways combine with these magnifia cent inland waterways to provide Georgia industries
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J Emmett Moylan Comptroller
BAPRAC
The word BAPRAC could well be the slogan of the Comptroller Division of the Authority according to J Emmett Moylan its head The word itself is interpreted to mean Buy Audit PayRecord And Collect
Over 4000 Purchase Orders alone were issued last year in addition to numerous contracturai agreements which combined together created some 7500 payment vouchers for the Accounts Payable Department and caused the expenditure of over 41 million This 7500 figure is of course exclusive of the 13000 checks issued by the
Personnel Mrs Zipperer
Divisions Payroll Department covering the salaries and wages of Port Authority employees which alone totaled over 14 million
As in all smoothly functioning accounting systems somewhere during the process of debt incurring to liquidating the technique of cost
coding processing auditing and
vouchering are applied All are requisites prior to the voluminous task of recording
The Accounts Receivable Department handling right at 30000 invoices annually including the coding and collecting of same is geared as are all of the departments
Secretary to Comptroller Mrs Parker
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of the Division to expedite the flow of data to the Machine Accounting section where some 200000 entries require recording in order to permit the General Accounting Department to produce the Financial statements of the two deepwater and three inland barge terminals of the Authority
With the switchboard handling up to 1000 calls per day and the Personnel Department processing the numerous employee documents and employment applications the Authority Fiscal Division manages to remain quite active in presenting these fact and figure
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Paymaster Roy Collins and Jimmie Zilirouer
Accounts Payable ONeal and Mrs Hodges
Machine Accounting Mrs Anderson Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Harrison
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National Defense Transportation Association
The NDTA is a professional organization of transportation executives about half of whom represent all types of carriers and the other half represent Government are on active military duty are commercial shippers manufacturers of transportation equipment or in some way service and supply the transportation industry The membership of the National Defense Transportation Association has numbered about 13000 for many years The membership is organized internationally on a local Chapter basis In the state of Georgia there are two chaptersAtlanta and Savannah O C Rose assistant general freight agent ACL Railroad is President of the Savannah group
No matter where NDTA members liveand over 250 reside in Atlanta and no matter what area of the vast transport complex they represent each believes that without a functioning transportation system no national emergency can be met adequately It is to preparing this system for crisis
that members of NDTA devote their time labor and funds Transportation Protects the Nationthe NDTA sloganis the byword of NDTA members everywhere
History
NDTA sprang up immediately after World War II when a group of Army Transportation Corps officers decided to keep active and abreast of transportation developments perpetuate their industry contacts and widen the experience they had gained during the war while directing troop and supply movements It was their idea to keep U S transportation systems aware of the need for constant attention to efficient functioning so that they would never again be caught as illprepared for war as they were in 1941
It soon became apparent that the Army alone or even the military alonecould not fulfill these objectives and so in 1949 the Army Transportation Association became the Na
tional Defense Transportation Association extending its membership base to include civilian transportation executives all branches of the military service and government officials Defense is Everybodys Business was the slogan as the nation became more aware that a strong defense can only come from the cooperation of the Army Navy Air Force and the commercial sectors of the nation
NDTA members know that an industry as closely tied to the economy and defense of the U S and its allies as is transportation must be bound to public policy and public good The Association is therefore a strong supporter of the privatelyowned common carrier system It is also an action groupnot merely a purveyor of platitudes
Action Programs
Here are some specific projects that NDTA members are undertaking now Probably the single most important of NDTAs 196364 projects is the transportation support provided by NDTAs local Chapters to the Civil Defense program The Association currently has over 160 local groups situated in key transportation hubs throughout the U S that are voluntarily giving transportation services to local governments in order to move thousands of tons of fallout shelter supplies out of federal warehouses and into the places where the supplies will be needed during nuclear attack that is into the shelters themselves NDTA working with its carrier members and with transportation union members has provided the transportation needed to stock over two million fallout shelter spaces with adequate food water and medicines
NDTA provides more than transportation assistance Under terms of its Civil Defense Agreement the Association through its local Chapters makes damage assessment surveys and assists local governments and CD
C E Woolman President and General Manager of Delta Airlines center being congratulated by Phillip R Archer Director of Air Traffic Conference Military Bureau Washington D C left and Ernest C Littleton President National Defense Transportation Association Atlanta Chapter right upon receiving National Defense Transportation Associations award as Transportation Man of the Year for the Atlanta Metropolitan Area
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New officers of the Atlanta Chapter of NDTA left to right seated Ernest C Littleton retiring President Chairman of the Southern Passenger Association Colonel Wm B Avery Honorary President Regional Commander SETRDTMS Atlanta Army Depot Harold G Tiny Roesel President General Sales Manager Superior Trucking Company Inc Samuel C McAdams Honorary President Chief Services Division DCSLOG Hq Third U S Army Col Lawrence A Nelson Retd 2nd Vice President Standing left to right Brig Gen W B Woodward DirectorDisaster and Emergency Planning Director Atlanta Metropolitan Civil Defense Capt George C Nelson DirectorArmed Forces and Government Deputy Regional Commander SETRDTMS Atlanta Army Depot Stewart R SwiftAir District Sales Manager Pan American Airways Inc James W Petit Jr DirectorMotor District Sales Manager Akers Motor Lines Daniel L Troutman Treasurer Sales Representative Washburn Storage Co Harry S Hart DirectorWarehouse Moving Storage Safety Director Weathers Bros Transfer Co Robert J Lee DirectorBus Taxi City Marketing Manager Greyhound Bus Depot Ralph A Perkin DirectorRailroad General Passenger Agent Seaboard Air Line Railroad and E L Holloway Vice President for Georgia NDTA Traffic Supervisor Advertising
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officials in securing figures on transportation facilities in order to insure their full utilization in preattack and postattack situations
NDTAs enviable public service record includes such other projects as
A study of the military small shipments problem that was made at the request of the Department of Defense NDTA organized a qualified commercial team of small shipments experts who made a comprehensive analysis of military small shipments methods Of the 19 recommendations made by NDTA 17 were received favorably by the Government
A new job for NDTAs experts is the simplification of transportation documentation procedures between Government and the common carriers through the increased use of automatic data processing systems
Right now NDTAs national Committee on Containerization is working out a program that will allow complete interchangeability of containers selection of inland consolidation points development of container mounting equipment and of container handling charges
NDTA members regard themselves as the bridge between total government needs and civilian capabilities over the rivers of crisis NDTA members are able to put aside their intermodal business conflicts and selfseeking pressures to work for a larger good NDTA members are proud of their handinhand partnership of business and government and feel that if they make a contribution toward the preservation of a responsive transportation system or toward emergency plans that click into action when triggered they have justified their principles and purposes
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More than a dozen professional industrial developers guests of the Savannah District Authority took a land and sea look at Savannah recently on a tour tailored to impress them with the local industrial picture
The activities began with a din
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sentatives from railroads headquartered in Jacksonville and Richmond Va
The group attended a receptionmeeting and dinner given at the Oglethorpe Club by the SDA and attended by their authority chairman John F Pidcock Mayor Malcolm Maclean and Judge Robert F Lovett chairman of the Chatham County Commission
The next morning following breakfast and a short briefing on Savannahs industrial historic and cultural background the visitors left on a tour of major industrial plants by bus with brief stopovers at shipping terminals and available industrial sites and then boarded a yacht for a sea view of industries port and harbor facilities along the Savannah River
One of the members of the visiting group said he had heard numerous favorable comments about Savannahs industrial present and future and said the group is impressed with the city
The men represent the industrial development departments of the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce Georgia Institute of Technology University of Georgia Trust Company of Georgia Seaboard Atlantic Coast Line and Southern railway systems Department of Industry and Trade First National Bank of Atlanta and the C S National Bank
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The dredge Trident is enlarging the Kings Island Turning Basin located just upstream from the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminals The project will remove more than 800000 cu yds of material to increase the Basin to a size of 900 wide by 1000 long by 34 deep mIw
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Flottbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 15
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 30
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
Corinto NICARAGUA
Flottbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanOct 15
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanOct 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Flottbek R Royal Netherlands StrachanOct 15
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanOct 30
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
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Agency Sailing Date
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Floilbek RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands
Strachan
Sirachan
Strachan
Oct 15 Oct 30 Nov 12
La Union EL SALVADOR
Flottbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 15
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Flottbek RRoyal Netherlands Sirachan Oct 15
San JoseDovar DixieOct 21
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Flottbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 15
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands SirachanOct 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
Flottbek RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 15
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands SirachanOct 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Flottbek RRoyal Netherlands SirachanOct 15
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 30
A Vessel RRoyal Netherlands StrachanNov 12
MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY
Service on Call
Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Alexandria EGYPT
John Lykes PLykes
Steel DirectorIsthmian
Hellenic Spirit RTPHellenic
Grigorios C IIIHellenic
Strachan
Strachan
Dixie
Dixie
Oct 6 Oct 11 Oct 17 Nov 3
Barcelona SPAIN
Beirut LEBANON
Exchequer
Steel Director
Hellenic Star
Wartenfels R
Lykes Sirachan Oct 6
AmericanMed Hohenstein Oct 24
Lykes Sirachan Nov 4
Zim Israel Southern Nov 12
American Export Strachan Oct 4
Isthmian Sirachan Oct 11
Hellenic
Hansa
Dixie
Hohenstein
Nov 10 Nov 16
Casablanca MOROCCO
Almeria Lykes PLykes
Strachan
Nov
Genoa ITALY
John Lykes PLykes Strachan
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma Stevens
NorlandiaAmericanMed Hohenstein
DrvarJugolinija Smith Kelly
Almeria Lykes PLykes Strachan
Haifa ISRAEL
NogaZim Israel
Southern
Lattakia SYRIA
Hellenic StarHellenic
Dixie
Ocl 6
Oct 7 Oct 24 Oct 24 Nov 4
Nov 12
Nov 10
Leghorn ITALY
John Lykes P
Francesco Morosini TP
Norlandia
Almeria Lykes P
Lykes
Sidarma
AmericanMed
Lykes
Strachan Stevens Hohenstein Strachan
Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct 24 Nov 4
Lisbon PORTUGAL AmericanMed Hohenstein Oct 24

Marseilles FRANCE Francesco Morosini TP Sidarma Stevens 7
Jugolinija Smith Kelly Oct 24

Naples ITALY
John Lykes PLykes
Norlandia AmericanMed
DrvarJugolinija
Almeria Lykes PLykes
Strachan
Hohenstein Smith Kelly Sirachan
Oct 6 Oct 24 Oct 24 Nov 4
Port Said EGYPT
Wartenfels R
Piraeus GREECE
Noga
Hansa Hohenstein
Zim Israel Southern
Denotes Via Transshipment R
Nov 16
Nov 12
Denotes Reefer
Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA
DrvarJugolinija
Smith Kelly
Oct 24
Savona ITALY
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma
Stevens
Oct 7
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Noga
Zim Israel
Southern
Nov 12
Trieste TRIESTE
Drvar
Jugolinija
Smith Kelly
Oct 24
Tripoli LIBYA
John Lykes P
Almeria Lykes P
Wartenfels R
Lykes
Lykes
Hansa
Strachan
Sirachan
Hohenstein
Oct 6 Nov 4 Nov 16
Valencia SPAIN Norlandia AmericanMed Hohenstein Oct 24
Venice ITALY
Drvar Jugolinija Smith Kelly Oct 24

Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
American MillerU S LinesStrachanOct 3
Sonderburg TPOzean Stinnes StevensOct 12
American ProducerU S LinesStrachanOct 17
Loppersum RTPIndependent GulfSmith KellyOct 25
Hasselburg TPOzean Stinnes StevensOct 26
Skeldervik PRSwedish American StrachanNov 3
American HarvesterU S LinesSirachanNov 8
Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein
American VeteranU S LinesStrachan
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein
Oct 6 Oct 22 Nov 3
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
Thor VikingAmerican Star Dixie
Oct 23
Antwerp BELGIUM
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica
Hohenstein
Oct
LeHavre FRANCE
Grotedyk RT
Grebbedyk RT
Skeldervik PR
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Pioneer GernAmerican Pioneer StrachanOct 3
Crystal SeaAtlanttrafik ExpStevensOct 12
City of Winchester RTAmcan AlralianSmith KellyOct 13
Port MacquarieAmcan AlralianSmith KellyOct 23
Cap Norte RTColumbus SouthernOct 29
TrojalandAtlanttrafik Exp Stevens Nov 2
Port St LawrencePort AssociatedSirachanNov 2
Whangaroa RAmcan AlralianSmith KellyNov 13
Baltic SeaAtlanttrafik Exp StevensNov 14
Cap Ortegal RTColumbus SouthernNov 26
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Pioneer GernAmerican Pioneer StrachanOct 3
Montreal Star RBlue Star SouthernOct 10
Crystal SeaAtlanttrafik ExpStevensOct 12
Amcan AlralianSmith KellyOct 13
Amcan AlralianSmith KellyOct 23
Columbus SouthernOcl 29
Atlanlirafik Exp Stevens Nov 2
Port AssociatedStrachan Nov 2
America Star RBlue Star Southern Nov 7
Whangaroa R Amcan Alralian Smith Kelly Nov 13
Baltic SeaAtlanttrafik Exp Stevens Nov 14
Cap Orlegal RTColumbus Southern Nov 26
City of Winchester RT
Pori Macquarie
Cap Norte RT
Trojaland
Port St Lawrence
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensOct 3
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensOct 24
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensOct 3
Phil Pres Garcia RTP United Philippine Southern Oct 5
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co PhilStevensOcl 24
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southern Oct 26
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United Philippine Southern Oct 5
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Port St Lawrence Port Associated Slrachan Nov 2
Hong Kong
Phil Bataan 1 Maritime Co Phil Stevens Ocl 3
Phil Pres Garcia RTP United Philippine Southern Oct 5
Nevada Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly Oct 18
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Phil Stevens Oct 24
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southern Ocl 26
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly Nov 18
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Bataan 1 Maritime Co Phil Stevens Ocl 3
Phil Pres Garcia RTP United Philippine Southern Oct 5
Phil J Abad Santos Maritime Co Phil Stevens Oct 24
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southern Ocl 26
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Keelung FORMOSA
Nevada Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly Oct 18
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly Nov 18
Kobe JAPAN
Phil Pres Garcia RTP 1 United Philippine Southern Oct 5
Suruga Maru N Y K Slrachan Oct 7
Nevada Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly Ocl 18
Harunasan Maru MitsuiO S K Slrachan Oct 20
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southern Oct 26
Boston Maru N Y K Slrachan Nov 7
Phil P Magsaysay RHTHP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly Nov 18
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale
Yokohama JAPAN
Phil Pres Garcia RTP United Philippine Southern Oct 5
Suruga Maru N Y K Slrachan Oct 7
Nevada Maru RT K Line Smith Kelly Oct 18
Harunasan Maru MiisuiO S K Slrachan Oct 20
Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southerly Oct 26
Boston Maru N Y K Strachan Nov 7
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly Nov 18
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Basrah IR Wartenfels R AQ Hohenstein Nov 16

Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Star Hellenic Dixie Nov 10
Wartenfels R Hansa Hohenstein Nov 16
Dubai
Warienfels R Hansa Hohenstein Nov 16
Khorramshahr IRAN
Hellenic Star Hellenic Dixie Nov 10
Wartenfels R Hansa Hohenstein Nov 16

Kuwait KUWAIT
Hellenic Star Hellenic Dixie Nov 10
Warienfels R Hansa Hohenstein Nov 16

HI3ES XSBQSOflHHI
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer Slrachan
Oct 3
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil BataanMaritime Co PhilStevensOct 3
Phil Pres Garcia RTPUnited Philippine SouthernOct 5
Luna MaerskMaersk LineSmith KellyOct 20
Phil J Abad SantosMaritime Co Phil StevensOct 24
Phil Pres Osmena RTPUnited Philippine SouthernOct 26
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Pioneer GemAmerican Pioneer Slrachan
Montreal Star R Blue Star Southern
Crystal SeaAtlanitrafik ExpStevens
City of Winchester RT Amcan AtralianSmith Kelly
Port Macquarie Amcan Atralian Smith Kelly
Cap Norte RTColumbus Southern
TrojalandAtlanitrafik ExpStevens
Port St Lawrence Port Associated Slrachan
America Star R Blue Star Southern
Whangaroa RAmcan AtralianSmith Kelly
Baltic SeaAtlanitrafik Exp Stevens
Cap Oriegal RTColumbus Southern
Oct 3
Oct 10
Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct 23
Oct 29
Nov 2 Nov 2 Nov 7 Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 26
Nagoya JAPAN
Suruga MaruN Y K SlrachanOct 7
Nevada Maru RTK LineSmith KellyOcl 18
Harunasan Maru MiisuiO S K SlrachanOct 20
Boston MaruN Y K SlrachanNov 7
Muneshima MaruK LineSmith KellyNov 18
Osaka JAPAN
Nevada Maru RTK LineSmith KellyOct 18
Harunasan MaruMitsuiO S K SlrachanOct 20
Boston MaruN Y K SlrachanNov 7
Muneshima MaruK LineSmith Kelly Nov 18
Saigon VIETNAM Luna Maersk

Singapore SINGAPORE
Luna Maersk Maersk Line Smith Kelly Oct 20
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Pioneer Gem
Montreal Star R
Crystal Sea
City of Winchester RT
Pori Macquarie
Cap Norte RTColumbus
TrojalandAtlanitrafik Exp
American Pioneer Slrachan Oct 3
Blue Star SouthernOct 10
Atlanitrafik ExpStevensOct 12
Amcan Atralian Smith KellyOcl 13
Amcan Atralian Smith KellyOct 23
SouthernaOcl 29
StevensNov 2
Port Si Lawrence Port Associated Slrachan Nov 2
Montreal Star RBlue Star Southern Nov 7
Whangaroa R Amcan Atralian Smith KellyNov 13
Baltic Sea Atlanitrafik ExpStevens Nov 14
Cap Oriegal RT Columbus Southern Nov 26
Yawata JAPAN
Suruga Maru N Y K SlrachanOct 7
Aden ADEN
Vishva Prem RTS C I
JaladurgaScindia
State of Punjab RT S C I
Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic StarHellenic
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
Hellenic Spirit RTPHellenic Dixie
Grigorios C IIIHellenic Dixie
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Spirit RTPHellenic Dixie
Grigorios C IIIHellenic Dixie
Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly
Dixie
Oct 21 Oct 26 Nov 23
Nov 10
Oct 17 Nov 3
Oct 17 Nov 3

Bergen NORWAY Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Copenhagen DENMARK
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Gdynia POLAND Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Helsinki FINLAND Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Malmo SWEDEN Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Norrkoping SWEDEN Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Oslo NORWAY Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3
Stockholm SWEDEN Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 3

Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Lia Ravensberg RT Sanios TP Brodin Ivaran Ivaran Hohenstein Southern Southern Oct 2 Oct 4 Oct 11 Ocl 12 Oct 18
Itajai Brodin Hohenstein Strachan
Overo Argentine State
Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern Nov 2
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan Nov 7
Naviero Argentine State Strachan Nov 8
DeDote Vi Transshipment RDenote Reefer Space TDenote Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Montevideo URUGUAY
Lia Ravensberg RT Brodin Ivaran Hohenstein Southern Oct 2
Sanios TP Ivaran Southern Oct 11
Iiajai Brodin Hohenstein Oct 12
Rio de Janeiro TP Mormacland Ivaran Southern Nov 2
MooreMcCormack Strachan Nov 7

Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan Nov 7
Rio de Janeiro Lia BRAZIL Brodin Hohenstein Ocl 2
Ravensberg RT Ivaran Southern Oct 4
Santos TPi Ivaran Southern Oct 11
Iiajai Brodin Hohenstein Oct 12
Rio de Janeiro TP Mormacland Ivaran Southern Nov 2
MooreMcCormack Strachan Nov 7
San Nicolas ARGENTINA
MormaclandMooreMcCormack StrachanNov 7
Santos BRAZIL Lia Ravensberg RT Brodin Ivaran Hohenstein Southern Oct 2
Santos TP Ivaran Southern Oct 11
Iiajai Brodin Hohenstein Oct 12
Rio de Janeiro TRP Ivaran Southern Nov 2
Mormacland MooreMcCormack Strachan Nov 7

Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Ocl 28
Ciudad Bolivar VENEZUELA
Charis R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 23
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 28
Guanta VENEZUELA
Bellavia 9ftAlcoa StevensOct 15
Charis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 23
Santa Elena RGraceSmith KellyOct 26
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyOct 9
BellaviaAlcoa StevensOct 15
Santa Elena RGraceSmith KellyOct 26
Sinon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 28
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyOct 30
Calcutta INDIA
ExchequerAmerican Export StrachanOct 1
Steel VoyagerIsthmian
Steel Director Isthmian
Hellenic Spirit RTP Hellenic
Vishva Prem RT S C I
JaladurgaScindia
Grigorios C IIIHellenic
Stale of Punjab RTS C I
StrachanOct 5
StrachanOct 11
DixieOct 17
Smith Kelly Oct 21
Smith Kelly Oct 26
Dixie Nov 3
Smith Kelly Nov 23
Cochin INDIA
Lena LuckenbachIsthmian StrachanOct 19
JaladurgaScindiaSmith KellyOct 26
Djakarta INDONESIA
Luna MaerskMaersk LineSmith KellyOct 20
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
ExchequerAmerican Expert StrachanOct 4
Karachi PAKISTAN
Exchequer American Export Strachan Oct 4
Steel Voyager Isthmian Strachan Oct 5
Hellenic Spirit RTP Hellenic Dixie Oct 17
Steel Director Isthmian Strachan Oct 11
Lena Luckenbach Isthmian Strachan Oct 19
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie Nov 3
Madras INDIA
Exchequer American Export Strachan Oct 4
Steel Voyager Isthmian Strachan Ocl 5
Steel Director Isthmian Strachan Oct 11
Vishva Prem RT S C I Smith Kelly Oct 21
Jaladurga Scindia Smith Kelly Oct 26
State of Punjab RT S C I Smith Kelly Nov 23

Rangoon BURMA
Exchequer American Export Strachan Oct 4
Dublin IRELAND
Cairnforih TManchester Liners Smith KellyOct 17
American FlyerU S LinesStrachanNov 2
Glasgow SCOTLAND
American FlyerU S LinesStrachan Nov 2
Manchester Port TPManchester Liners Smith KellyNov 8
Liverpool ENGLAND
American FlyerU S LinesStrachan Nov 2
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Bellavia Alcoa Stevens Oct 15
Santa Elena R Sinon R Smith Kelly Oct 26
Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 28

Paramaribo Bellavia SURINAM Alcoa Stevens Oct 15
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith Kelly Oct 9
Alcoa Stevens Oct 15
Charis R Royal Netherlands Strachan Ocl 23
Santa Elena R Grace Smith Kelly Oct 26
Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Oct 28
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith Kelly Oct 30
Puerto Sucre VENEZUELA
Charis RRoyal Netherlands StrachanOct 23
Bangkok SIAM
Luna MaerskMaersk LineSmith KellyOct 20
Bombay INDIA Exchequer American Export Strachan Oct 4
Isthmian Strachan Oct 5
Steel Director Isthmian Strachan Oct 11
Hellenic Dixie Oct 17
Lena Luckenbach Isthmian Strachan Oct 19
Vishva Prem RT S C I Smith Kelly Oct 21
Jaladurga Scindia Smith Kelly Oct 26
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie Nov 3
Slate of Punjab RT S C I Smith Kelly Nov 23
London ENGLAND
American ProducerU S LinesStrachan
American FlyerU S LinesStrachan
London Glasgow
Thor VikingAmerican Star Dixie
Oct 17 Nov 2
Oct 23
Manchester ENGLAND
Cairnforlh TManchester Liners Smith Kelly
Manchester Pori TPManchester Liners Smith Kelly
Oct 17 Nov 8
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAl SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service Coastwide
C G WILLIS INC
Norfolk Virginia
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH P O Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499
J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P O Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
ATLANTA 932 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
2 Adgers Wharf Phone RA 22921
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
Ocean Terminal Building Phone ADams 23151
BRUNSWICK GEORGIA
State Docks Building Phone 2657588
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES
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GEORGIA
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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 11 NOVEMBER 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Terminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
4 Million Expansion Planned for Ocean Terminal
GPA Adds Agent to New York Staff
Hysters Hoisted for Johannesburg South Africa
Southern Traffic League Elects Officers
Bulk Fertilizer Exported
Tournapulls Reardumps
Bainbridges ABCs
Our Fair Lady Returns
Legislators Tour GPA Facilities
Export Expansion Stressed at Conference
Capt Backston Named District Manager by U S Lines Regular Departments
Noble Comments from the Editors Desk
PhotooftheMonth Contest
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE
Directory of Port Services
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
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MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis ColumbusThomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
the rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain It might also be noted that in Hertford Hereford and Hampshire hurricanes hardly ever happen
Professor Higgins and his Eliza really had a ball with that one didnt they And how about On The Street Where You Live Get Me To The Church On Time Wouldnt It Be Loverly not to mention With A Little Bit of Luck I Could Have Danced All Night and a host of others
Yes the music and lyrics of Loerner and Lowes My Fair Lady will keep theatergoers and movie fans entertained for years to come
Another Fair Lady who will be around for a long time has just returned from her latest European engagement The details concerning her future plans may be found on page 16
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
GPAs PERSONTOPERSON MISSION TO EUROPE A report on the recent visit to six European countries by Georgia Ports Authoritys chairman Robert C Norman and executive director J D Holt
PETROLEUM BARGES PLOW THE CHATTAHOOCHEE A look at the operations of HowellWhitaker Terminalsthe first company to locate at the Georgia Ports Authoritys new inland barge facility on the Chattahoochee River at Columbus
TRIPLE TOUCHDOWN FOR 25 Three football games played simultaneously thats the amount of floor space available under one selfsupporting roof at the Garden City terminals newest warehouse soon to be opened
THE COVER
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Two 35ton gantry cranes unload bulk fertilizer through Holes in the Roof transit shed at Savannahs Ocean Terminal A sister transit shed and three new berths costing 4 million are soon to be built at this growing facility The full story is found on the next page
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th ol each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the slate ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
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GFA officials view architects sketch of new Ocean Terminal expansion Left to right J D Holt Executive Director Robert C Norman
Authority Chairman and James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations
More Holes in the Roof
4 MILLION EXPANSION PLANNED FOR OCEAN TERMINAL
The Georgia Ports Authority has announced plans for a 4 million expansion at its Ocean Terminal deepwater facility in Savannah Included in the program will be three additional berths and a 93000 square foot transit shed
GPA Chairman Robert C Norman of Augusta said the new expansion will enable the Authority to keep up with the rapidly increasing amount of tonnage moving through the port of Savannah and maintain GPAs high standard of service to its customers
The tremendous growth of the GPAs Savannah terminals has warranted this latest expansion In the
past 5 years the number of ships calling on these GPA facilities has increased from 753 in 1960 to 1102 for the last fiscal year Tonnages for the same period have jumped from 1051349 tons to the record breaking figure of 1362130 tons
This latest development which will increase the GPAs Ocean Terminal capacity by 33 13 percent is the third major expansion in the Savannah port in the past 5 years
Proud Addition Says Gov Sanders
A total of 14 million has been invested to expand and redesign the
Georgia Ports Authoritys Savannah facilities in the past 5 years Over 9 million has been expended during Governor Sanders term of office
This modern new facility will be a proud addition to our Savannah facilities said Gov Sanders We are delighted that current and projected tonnage through the port of Savannah has made this expansion necessary We believe a similar growth pattern is in prospect for all five of our port cities
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Test borings are already being made at the site of the new addition and construction is expected to begin early in January 1965
Included in the Ocean Terminal expansion program will be the extension of Slip 2 to a 300foot width and a 1174 length by a depth of 32 feet at mean low water provisions being made for future depths of minus 40 MLW
Berths 16 and 17 on the former site of Seatrain Lines Inc will be 520 feet long each with two shipside rail tracks running the entire
length of the two berths Berth 19 fronting on the Savannah River will be 580 feet Gantry crane rails will be installed to allow gantry cranes on all three of the new berths which will have 60 foot margins shipside
Direct Transfer
The transit shed serving the three new berths will be similar in design
to the Holes in the Roof shed which parallels existing berths Hatch openings in the roof will allow direct transfer from ship to the
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Constructed of steel reinforced concrete aluminum siding and translucent corrugated plastic the 100foot wide shed will have truck and rail loading platforms 700 feet
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GP4 Adds Agent To New York Staff
J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority has announced the appointment of Joseph C Downing as Assistant General Eastern Agent in the New York office at 233 Broadway under the direction of George W Eggert General Eastern Agent
The progress being made in the New York area in promoting our existi n g and expanded facilities strongly indicates the need for additional personnel Holt says and we find it necessary to increase the sales staff not only to retain our enormous gains but to further develop growth po
Downing began his traffic career with the British Ministry of Supply Mission in 1943 where he worked in conjunction with the War Forwarding Corporation in expediting war materials from origin to shipboard
When the war was terminated he joined the Isthmian Steamship Company and later the De La Rama Steamship Co Funch Edye Co and Thor Eckert Co where he has had varied steamship experience with emphasis more recently on traffic representation working with shippers forwarders and agents
In his new position with the Georgia Ports Authority Downing will be working on all phases of traffic solicitation
In addition to its New York office GPA maintains a full time sales staff in Atlanta Savannah Chicago and Bonn Germany
The Downings and their two children Barbara and Peter reside in Babylon Long Island
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Bates B Bowers traffic manager of the Savannah Sugar Refining Corp Savannah Ga was elected president of the Southern Traffic League at its recent annual meeting at Grand Bahama Island
He succeeded Paul P Watkins of Atlanta attorney and traffic manager of the GeorgiaAlabama Textile Traffic Association who presided during the meeting and at a luncheon at which Commissioner Rupert L Murphy of the Interstate Commerce Commission was the speaker
Other new officers of the league are B R Bland traffic manager of the Deering Millikin
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Corp first vicepresident and Ellis A Bolick assistant vicepresident traffic of Textiles Inc
Elected to serve as members of the leagues board of governors were George P Bell Jr Lithonia Lighting Products Co E A Dunn Lockheed Aircraft Corp James P Hayes A Louisville Chamber of Commerce W L
Murph Jr Cannon Mills Co William M J Maddox Property Owners Committee H D
Musick AmericanSaint Gobain Corp J F Moore Savannah District Authority Claude
H Newman Georgia Ports Authority W A Stebbins Minute Maid Corp Joel C Wilcox Port of Palm Beach Fla and Edward A Winter Godchaux Sugar Refining Co
The first shipment of three KARRY KRANE power lift trucks manufactured by the Hyster Company of Peoria Illinois were exported to Johannesburg South Africa through the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminal last month The fork lift equipment was hoisted aboard the South African Victory which sailed from GPAs Garden City terminal on October 6th Additional units will be moving through Georgias ports
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Savannahs Ocean Terminal is fast becoming a major facility for the importing of bulk fertilizer However the exporting of bulk fertilizer has only recently developed as an important local factor in international trade
In early October Southern Shipping Company agents and stevedores loaded approximately 11500 short tons of LIMESTONE AMMONIUM NITRATE aboard the SS Zoe for shipment overseas
Supplier of the cargo handled at berth 19 was Columbia Nitrogen Corporation
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JjeTourneauWestinghouse a name famous wherever earth is being moved or rock ore and related materials hauled The firm is one of the worlds foremost manufacturers of earthmoving equipment offering products in all four major categories of such equipment scrapers graders tractors and trucks
Referred to specially as CTournapulls CReardumps this heavy earth moving shipment was loaded aboard the SS Exchequer of American Export Lines destined to the India Supply Mission in Madras India Local agent for the movement was Strachan Shipping Company
Much of this equipment is exported through the facilities of the Georgia Ports Authority to points around the world One of the more recent movements through the GPA Garden City terminal included eight tractors equipped with reardumps
International Trade
LeTourneauWestinghouse equipment is now manufactured in three plants in the continental United States and in plants in Canada South America and Australia
These factories occupy 2460 acres
Toccoa plant located in hills of North Georgia
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Peoria 111 plant of LeTourneauWeslinghouse Company Below Haulpak truck assembly line
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with over 2100000 square feet of production floor space Tooling includes equipment for cutting pressing forging shearing rolling heattreating machining gearing and assembling with rigorous quality control procedures for each process
Contributing to the strength and growth of the LeTourneauWestinghouse organization there are today more than 280 LeTourneauWestinghouse Distributors and branch offices located in every free country of the world The International Division has received a Presidential citation for its outstanding contribution to international trade
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Bainbridge Georgias firsi inland port was virtually busting with barges during the month of October Shown above workmen discharge sulfur from one of the four barges which were tied up at the Georgia Ports facility when these photographs were made Seven barges called at Bainbridge during October with cargoes of bulk sulfur and packaged sugar Tonnage for the month amounted to nearly 9000 tons
Construction is also the theme at Bainbridge Shown above the new 200000 warehouse nears completion This facility will add 26200 square feet of storage space to the inland facility Below Bainbridges newest industry Southern Nitrogen begins to blossom from the shores of the Flint River The new 35 million chemical complex is a symbol of growth and progress as to the future of Georgias
firsi inland port
NOVEMBER 1964
OUR FAIR LADY RETURNS
On August 27 1964 King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark visited the Nuclear Ship SAVANNAH in Copenhagen Shown here on the ships bridge are King Frederik and Captain David B McMichael Master of the NS SAVANNAH
NUCLEAR SHIP SAVANNAH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN PORT VISIT SCHEDULE 1964 1965
Port Arrival Departure
Antwerp Oct 12
Le Havre Oct 13 Oct 18
New York Oct 26
New York Nov 3
Philadelphia Nov 4 Nov 8
Lisbon Nov 17 Nov 23
Barcelona Nov 25 Nov 30
Naples Dec 2 Dec 8
New York Dec 18
New York Dec 22
Wilmington Dec 24 Dec 29
Charleston De 30 Jan 3
Jacksonville Jan 4 Jan 14
San Juan Jan 17 Jan 21
Piraeus Feb 2 Feb 8
Istanbul Feb 9 Feb 15
New York Feb 27 March 1
Mobile March 5 March 9
Galveston March 10
Visits completed during 1964 Galveston Houston New Orleans Baltimore Boston New York Bremerhaven Hamburg Dublin Southampton New Jersey Providence Portland Oslo Copenhagen Halsingborg Malmo Rotterdam Antwerp
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Jor the first time in her brief history the Nuclear Ship SAVANNAH called at a major port without fanfare and without the formal public arrival ceremonies which usually greet her in foreign and domestic ports
Still the worlds only nuclearpowered commercial vessel the SAVANNAH docked at American Export Isbrandtsen Lines Pier 84 in New York City October 29th bringing with her 24 passengers from Malmo Sweden
Her unostentatious entry into New York reflects the belief by American Export Isbrandtsen Lines who operate the ship for the Maritime Administration that the SAVANNAH has proved herself in regular operations
Fresh from her successful third voyage to Europe our proud namesake is set to welcome her millionth visitor during a special visit to Long Island More than 997000 people in the U S and Europe have now gone through the unique nuclearpowered merchantman
In the voyage just completed 112597 visitors saw the SAVANNAH 50929 in Rotterdam 50578 in Antwerp and 11090 in Le Havre The Rotterdam figure marks a new port record the previous high set in Hamburg Germany was 49919
The SAVANNAH was visited by such notables as King Olaf V of Norway King Frederik and Queen Ingrid of Denmark and King Gustaf Adolphus of Sweden and other members of the three Royal families as well as by leading members of the government military officials and ranking members of the diplomatic corps in each country
Ever get the feeling that shipping problems are pushing you down under When you do give one of our Sales Representatives a call Hell jump at the chance to serve you Why not try us and see
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Legislators Tour GPA Facilities
James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations left discusses tonnage figures with port subcommittee chairman Willis J Richardson right and House committeeman James Warren center
Six members of a ten member port committee from the Georgia House have expressed enthusiasm over the condition of the Georgia Ports Authoritys operations at Brunswick and Savannah
The interim committee headed by Rep Willis J Richardson of Chatham recently had a look at all aspects of the port operation including warehousing maintenance of equipment and the dispatch of cargo in and out of the transit sheds at dockside
The legislators were briefed on tonnage records over the state facilities and told of plans for a multimillion dollar expansion program to keep pace with this growth
Richardson described the state docks as a lifeline for Georgias economy We like what weve seen and find the ports of Savannah and Brunswick a real credit to the ever improving economy of Georgia
His views were endorsed by the other touring legislatorsReps Milton Jones of Columbus Cheney Griffin of Bainbridge Jim Paris of Winder Jim Warren of Jesup and Goodwin Hall of Leesburg
In their briefing officials of the Georgia Ports Authority told the legislators that the number of ships calling at the Garden City docks and the Ocean Terminal increased from 753 in 1960 to 1102 during the fiscal year that ended last June 30
Tonnage for the same period jumped from 1051349 tons to the recordbreaking figure of 1362130
The House Committee will make a report to the State Legislature on the overall Georgia port facilities in January after touring Georgias inland barge terminals at Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus
BRUNSWICK PROGRESS PRAISED Members of the Georgia House subcommittee on ports were highly complimentary of the substantial increase in traffic now moving through the GPA terminals in the Golden Isles Georgia Ports Authority board member A M Harris Sr is shown here leftcenter conducting the committee on a personal tour of the Brunswick facility Members of the House subcommittee are Milton Jones Columbus Dick Richardson Savannah James Warren Jesup Charlie Jones Hinesville Bill Fleming Augusta R A Cheney Griffin Bainbridge Goodwin Hall Leesburg Joe Isenberg Brunswick Jim Paris Winder and Warner Wells Ft Valley
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MS CAPE VILANO leaves Savannah harbor carrying export cargo for Australia
EXPORT EXPANSION STRESSED AT1
More than 150 Georgia businessmen attended the oneday Export Expansion Conference at the DeSoto Hotel Savannah October 6th Manufacturers producers exporters and those anxious to enter the export field were represented at the gathering The urgency of increasing foreign trade particularly ex
ports was the featured theme of the seminar
Among the speakers were Hon Peter T Jones Deputy to the U S Secretary of Commerce Thomas Rice president Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Thomas Morgan president International Corporation and Chairman of the Atlanta Regional
Left to right Joseph S Stovall Director Savannah Field Office U S Department of Commerce ttY c c C rman Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council Peter T Jones Deputy to the U S Secretary of Commerce and Thomas Morgan Chairman of Atlanta Regional Export
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Export Expansion Council William H Lukens chairman Philadelphia Regional Export Expansion Council and consultant for R N Hollingshead Corp J E Cay Jr Chairman Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council and president of Palmer and Cay Dr Henry L Ashmore president Armstrong College Joseph A Register Jr General Traffic Manager Stevens Shipping Company and vice president of Savannah Traffic Club Bates B Bowers Director of Traffic Savannah Sugar Refining Cor
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Thomas Rice President Atlantic Coast Line Railroad addresses Georgia businessmen at REEC luncheon in a i Savannah
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An explanation of the employment of combination export managers and of the government services created to help sales overseas was stressed
Sponsors of the meeting were the U S Department of Commerce Regional Export Expansion Council Armstrong College The Savannah Traffic Club Georgia Ports Authority Savannah District Authority and the Small Business Administration

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Capt Backston
Named District Manager By United States Lines
Captain Bernard B Backston has been named District Operating Manager for the United States Lines in the South Atlantic District with headquarters in Savannah Georgia The recent announcement was made by Francis C Grant VicePresident Operations New York
Captain Backston is a veteran of thirtyfive years of sea and shore duty in the maritime industry having joined the old Oriole Line as a deck boy in 1929 He served with a number of steamship companies in the unlicensed ratings before coming to the United States Lines as a Boatswains Mate in 1935
During World War II Captain Backston saw extensive service in all theaters of the conflict In 1944
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having been granted a leave of absence to join the War Shipping Administration Backston helped to handle the merchant shipping used in the invasion of the Normandy Beaches He remained with the W S A until the liberation of all the French ports returning to the United States Lines in 1946
In 1946 Captain Backston was appointed Manager of the Havre Office of the United States Lines and in January of 1955 was named District Operating Manager for France Spain and Portugal He was appointed European Operating Manager in March 1958 the post he relinquished to return recently to this country and the South Atlantic position
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This artists conception shows three new berths and a 93000 sq ft transit shed planned for Georgia Ports Authoritys Ocean Terminals at Savannah Completion of this 4 million expansion is expected by January 1966
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Robin Gray R Robin StrachanDec 9
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
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African Mercury RTFarrell StevensNov 18
Mormacpenn RRobin SirachanNov 25
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Robin Gray R Robin SirachanDec 9
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African Planet RT Farrell Stevens Nov 15
African Star RT Farrell Stevens Dec 1
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Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 17
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Fort de France MARTINIQUE
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Santa Elena R R Grace Smith Kelly Nov 23
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Rosila R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
PortauPrince HAITI
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Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Sirachan H Nov 17
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
Isis R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 4
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan 1 Dec 10
Port Esquivel JAMAICA
San Jose Dovar Dixie Nov 11
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 17
Mormacsaga Moore McCormack Strachan Nov 28
Isis R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Dec 4
Theron R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Dec 9
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Sirachan Dec 13
San Juan PUERTO RICO
Alcoa Commander Alcoa Stevens Nov 15
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Santa Barbara Grace Smith Kelly Nov 9
Rosita R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 17
Santa Elena R Grace Smith Kelly Nov 23
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 27
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A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10

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A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
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Rosila R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
Champerico GUATEMALA
Rosita R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan 1 Dec 10
Corinto NICARAGUA
Rosila R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
Rosita R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
Rosita R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
La Union EL SALVADOR
Rosita R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
Rosila R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
San Jose Dovar Dixie Nov 11
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Rosita R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
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Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
Rosila R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 9
Fischbek R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 12
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Nov 27
A Vessel R Royal Netherlands Strachan Dec 10
Vera Cruz MEXICO
Kloosterdyk RTP HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nov 16
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Steel Fabricator Isthmian Strachan Nov 15
Hellenic Glory RTP Hellenic Dixie Nov 17
Aimee Lykes P Lykes Strachan Dec 2
Executor American Export Strachan Dec 4
Algiers
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Barcelona SPAIN
Noga Zim Israel Southern Nov 6
Norlandia AmericanMed Hohenstein Nov 11
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Aimee Lykes P Lykes Strachan Dec 2
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Lattakia SYRIA
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie Nov 7
Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie Nov 22
Leghorn ITALY
Almeria Lykes PLykes Strachan Nov 4
Andrea Gritti TPSidarma StevensNov 20
Ditco AmericanMed Hohenstein Nov 25
Aimee Lykes P Vettor Pisani TP Lykes Sidarma Strachan Stevens Dec 2 Dec 5
Leixoes Floria Fresco Hohenstein Nov 2
Lisbon PORTUGAL Floria Fresco Hohenstein Nov 2
Marseilles FRANCE Floria Fresco Hohenstein Nov 2
Andrea Gritti TP Sidarma Stevens Nov 20
Vettor Pisani TP Sidarma Stevens Dec 5
Naples ITALY Almeria Lykes PI Lykes Strachan Nov 4
Ditco AmericanMed Hohenstein Nov 25
Aimee Lykes Pj Lykes Strachan Dec 2
Piraeus GREECE Noga Zim Israel Southern Nov 6
Salonika GREECE Almeria Lykes P Lykes Strachan Nov 4
Savona ITALY Andrea Gritti TP Sidarma Stevens Nov 20
Vettor Pisani TP Sidarma Stevens Dec 5
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
Noga Zim Israel Southern Nov 6
Tripoli LIBYA Almeria Lykes P Lykes Strachan Nov 4
Aimee Lykes P Lykes Strachan Dec 2
Valencia SPAIN
Norlandia AmericanMed Hohenstein Nov 11
Ditco AmericanMed Hohenstein Nov 25
Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg
Hasselburg TP Ozean Stinnes Stevens Nov 3
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Strachan Nov 8
American Packer U S Lines Strachan Nov 13
Lutjenburg TP Ozean Stinnes Stevens Nov 16
American Planier 1 U S Lines Strachan Nov 18
Hilversum RTP Independent Gulf Smith Sc Kelly Dec 2
Wollersum RTP 1 Independent Gulf Smith Kelly Dec 7
Sonderburg TP Ozean Stinnes Stevens Dec 7
Pioneer Tide U S Lines Strachan Dec 13
Loppersum RTP Independent Gull Smith Sc Kelly Dec 15
Bilbao
FloriaFresco HohensteinNov 2
Amsterdam Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinNov 4
American MillerU S LinesStrachanNov 26
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinDec 3
Antwerp BELGIUM
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinNov 4
American HarvesterU S LinesStrachan Nov 4
EspaRegent TarverNov 11
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinDec 3
American ProducerU S LinesStrachan Dec 11
Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Rotterdam
SokorriAmerican Star DixieNov 28
LeHavre FRANCE
Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinNov 4
Skeldervik PRSwedish American StrachanNov 8
Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinDec 3
Rotterdam HOLLAND
EspaRegent TarverNov 11
Santander SPAIN
FloriaFresco HohensteinNov 2
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
America Star R Blue Star Southern Nov 7
Whangaroa R Amcan 8c Alralian Smith Sc Kelly Nov 13
Baltic Sea Atlanttrafik Exp Stevens Nov 19
Cap Ortegal RT Columbus Southern Nov 20
City of Ottawa Amcan Sc Alralian Smith Kelly Nov 23
Pioneer Star American Pioneer Strachan Nov 23
Port Lyttelton Port Sc Associated Strachan Dec 3
Hobart Star R Blue Star Southern Dec 5
Kronoland Atlanttrafik Exp Stevens Dec 6
City of Melbourne Amcan Sc Alralian Smith Sc Kelly Dec 13

Auckland NEW ZEALAND
City of Birkenhead Port Sc Associated Strachan Nov 29
Becu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Don Antonio RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 23
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
America Star RBlue Star SouthernNov 7
Whangaroa RAmcan AlralianSmith KellyNov 13
Baltic SeaAtlanttrafik Exp StevensWNov 19
Cap Ortegal RTColumbus SouthernNov 20
City of OttawaAmcan AlralianSmith KellyNov 23
Pioneer StarAmerican Pioneer SlrachanNov 23
Port LytteltonPort AssociatedSlrachanDec 3
Hobart Star RBlue Star SouthernDec 5
KronolandAtlanttrafik Exp StevensDec 6
City of Melbourne Amcan AlralianSmith KellyDec 13
Hugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensNov 25
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilStevensDec 23
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine SouthernNov 9
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensNov 25
Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine SouthernDec 7
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilStevensDec 23
Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil P Magsaysay RTPUnited Philippine SouthernNov 9
Don Antonio RTPUnited Philippine SouthernNov 23
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensNov 25
Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine SouthernDec 7
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilStevensDec 23
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
City of BirkenheadPori AssociatedSlrachanNov 29
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
City of MelbourneAmcan AlralianSmith KellyDec 13
Hong Kong HONG KONG
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine SouthernNov 9
Muneshima MaruK LineSmith KellyNov 18
Don Antonio RTPUnited Philippine SouthernNov 23
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensNov 25
Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine SouthernDec 7
Phil RizalMaritime Co Phil StevensDec 23
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine SouthernNov 9
Don Antonio RTPUnited Philippine SouthernNov 23
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensNov 25
Phil Pres RoxastUnited Philippine SouthernDec 7
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilStevensDec 23
Keelung FORMOSA
Muneshima MaruK LineSmith KellyNov 18
Kobe JAPAN
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Boston MaruN Y K SlrachanNov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith KellyNov 18
Don Antonio RTPUnited Philippine Southern Nov 23
Hudson Maru MitsuiO S K SlrachanNov 23
Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern Dec 7
Sumida Maru N Y K Slrachan Dec 7
Havana Maru MitsuiO S K Slrachan Dec 13
Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
City of BirkenheadPort AssociatedMlSlrachanNov 29
Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine SouthernNov 9
Don Antonio RTPUnited Philippine Southern Nov 23
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensNov 25
Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine SouthernDec 7
Phil RizalMaritime Co PhilStevensyDec 23
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
America Star R Blue Star SouthernNov 7
Whangaroa RAmcan AlralianSmith KellyNov 13
Baltic Sea Atlanttrafik Exp StevensNov 19
Cap Ortegal RTColumbus SouthernNov 20
City of Ottawa Amcan Alralian Smith KellyZI Nov 23
Pioneer Star American Pioneer SlrachanNov 23
Port Lyttelton Port AssociatedSlrachan Dec 3
Hobart Star R Blue Star Southern Zoec 5
Kronoland Atlanttrafik Exp Stevens Dec 6
City of Melbourne Amcan Alralian Smith KellyDec 13
Mt Maunganiu NEW ZEALAND
City of BirkenheadPort AssociatedSlrachanNov 29
Nagoya JAPAN
Boston MaruN Y K Slrachan Nov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith Kelly Nov 18
Hudson Maru MitsuiO S K Slrachan Nov 23
Sumida Maru N Y K Slrachan Dec 7
Havana MaruMitsuiO S K SlrachanDec 13
New Castle AUSTRALIA
Pioneer StarAmerican Pioneer SlrachanNov 23
Osaka JAPAN
Boston Maru N Y K SlrachanNov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith KellyNov 18
Hudson Maru MitsuiO S K SlrachanNov 23
Sumida Maru N Y K SlrachanDec 7
Havana Maru MitsuiO S K L SlrachanDec 13
1964 Denotes Vis Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
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Sydney AUSTRALIA
America Star R Blue Star Southern Nov 7
Whangaroa R Amcan Alralian Smith Kelly Nov 13
Baltic Sea Atlanttrafik Exp Stevens Nov 19
Cap Ortegal RT Columbus Southern Nov 20
City of Ottawa Amcan Alralian Smith Kelly Nov 23
Pioneer Star American Pioneer Nov 23
Port Lyttelton Port Associated Slrachan Ip
Hobart Star R Blue Star Southern Dec 5
Kronoland Atlanttrafik Exp Stevens Dec 6
City of Melbourne Amcan Alralian Smith Kelly Dec 13
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
City of Birkenhead Port Associated Slrachan Nov 29
Yokohama JAPAN
Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 9
Boston Maru N Y K Slrachan Nov 9
Muneshima Maru K Line Smith St Kelly Nov 19
Don Antonio RTP United Philippine Southern Nov 23
Hudson Maru I MitsuiO S K 23
Phil Pres Roxas Southern 7
Sumida Maru N Y K 7
Havana Maru MitsuiO S K Slrachan Dec 13
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Bahrein SAUDI ARABIA Thyra Torm Admiralty Smith Kelly Nov 14
Basrah IRAQ
Warlenfels Hansa Hohenstein Nov 18
Dammam SAUDI ARABIA
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie 7
Thyra Torm Admiralty Smith Kelly Nov 14
Warlenfels Hansa Hoen sfejn
Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie Nov 22
Dubai
Warlenfels Hansa Hohenstein Nov 18
Khorramshahr IRAN
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie 7
Thyra Torm Admiralty Smith Kelly 14
Warlenfels Hansa Hohen fein 18
Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie Nov 22
Kuwait KUWAIT
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie 7
Thyra Torm Admiralty Smith Kelly 14
Warlenfels Hansa 18
Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie Nov 22
Port Said
Warlenfels Hansa Hohenstein Nov 18
Tripoli
Warlenfels Hansa Hohenstein 18


Aden ADEN
Jaladhruv Scindia Smith Sr Kelly 2
Jaladuhita Scindia Smith Kelly 73
State of Punjab RT S C I Smith Kelly Nov 23
Vishva Shanti RT S C I Smith Kelly Dec 13
Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA
Grigorios C III Hellenic Dixie Nov 7
Hellenic Wave Hellenic Dixie Nov 22
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
Hellenic Glory RTP Hellenic Dixie Nov 17
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Thyra Torm Admiralty Smith Kelly 14
Hellenic Glory RTP Hellenic Dixie Nov 17

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Bergen NORWAY
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Copenhagen DENMARK
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Gdynia POLAND
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Helsinki FINLAND
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Malmo SWEDEN
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Skeldervik PR 1 Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Oslo NORWAY
Skeldervik PR Swedish American Slrachan Nov 8
Stockholm SWEDEN
Skeldervik PR Nov 8
T Denotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25
Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Naviero Argentine Stale Slrachan Nov 8
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern Nov 20
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Slrachen Nov 22
Mormacsaga Moor eMcCormack Slrachan Nov 28
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Den 13
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern Dec 14
Montevideo URUGUAY
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern Nov 20
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 22
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 28
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Slrachan Dec 13
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern Dec 14
Paranagua BRAZIL
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 22
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 28
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Slrachan Dec 13
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern Nov 20
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 22
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Slrachan
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Slrachan Dec 13
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern Dec 14
San Nicolas ARGENTINA
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Slrachan
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 28
Santos BRAZIL
Loide Guatemala Lloyd Brasileiro Slrachan Nov 10
Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern Nov 20
Mormacgulf MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 22
Mormacsaga MooreMcCormack Slrachan Nov 28
Mormacisle MooreMcCormack Slrachan Dec 13
Montevideo TP Ivaran Southern Dec 14

Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Theron R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Dec 9
Ciudad Bolivar VENEZUELA
Oberon R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Nov 17
Isis R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Dec 4
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Theron R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Dec 9
Guanta VENEZUELA
Santa BarbaraGraceSmith KellyNov 9
Oberon RRoyal Netherlands Slrachan Nov 17
Santa Elena RGrace Smith KellyNov 23
Isis R Royal Netherlands SlrachanDec 4
Santa Barbara GraceSmith KellyDec 7
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Yaracuy Santa Barbara Venezuelan Grace Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Nov Nov 5 9
Yaracuy Venezuelan Smith it Kelly Nov 20
Santa Elena R Grace Smith Kelly Nov 23
Santa Barbara Grace Smith Kelly Dec 7
Theron R Royal Netherlands Slrachan Dec 9
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Santa BarbaraGraceSmith Kelly
Oberon RRoyal Netherlands Slrachan
Santa Elena R GraceSmith Kelly
Isis RRoyal Netherlands Slrachan
Santa BarbaraGraceSmith Kelly
Theron R Royal Netherlands Slrachan
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Yaracuy5LVenezuelanSmith KellyNov 5
Santa BarbaraGraceSmith KellyNov 9
Oberon RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanNov 17
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyNov 20
Santa Elena RGraceSmith KellyNov 23
Isis RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanDec 4
Santa BarbaraGraceSmith KellyDec 7
Theron R Royal Netherlands SlrachanDec 9
Nov 9 Nov 17 Nov 23 Dec 4 Dec 7 Dec 9
Puerto Sucre VENEZUELA
Oberon RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanNov 17
Isis RRoyal Netherlands SlrachanDec 4
Callao PERU
HuallagaC P V DixieDec 5
Guayaquil ECUADOR
HuallagaC P V DixieDec 5
Matarani PERU
HuallagaC P VL DixieDec 5
Ship
Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Bombay INDIA
Steel SurveyorIsthmian
ExpressAmerican Export
Thyra TormAdmiralty
Steel FabricatorIsthmian
Hellenic Glory RTPHellenic
JaladhruvScindia
JaladuhilaScindia
State of Punjab RTS C I
Vishva Shanli RTS C I
ExecutorAmerican Export
Calcutta INDIA
Steel SurveyorIsthmian
ExpressAmerican Export
Steel FabricatorIsthmian
Hellenic Glory RTP Hellenic
JaladhruvScindia
State of Punjab RTS C I
JaladuhilaScindia
ExecutorAmerican Export
Vishva Shanli RTS C II i
Chittagong PAKISTAN
Steel SurveyorIsthmian
ExpressAmerican Export
ExecutorAmerican Export
Cochin INDIA
JaladhruvScindia
Jaladuhila Scindia
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
ExpressAmerican Export
ExecutorAmerican Export
Karachi PAKISTAN
Steel SurveyorIsthmian
ExpressAmerican Export
Thyra TormAdmiralty
Steel FabricatorIsthmian
Hellenic Glory RTPHellenic
ExecutorAmerican Export
Madras INDIA
Steel SurveyorIsthmian
ExpressAmerican Export
Steel FabricatorIsthmian
JaladhruvScindia
JaladuhilaScindia
State of Punjab RTS C I
ExecutorAmerican Export
Vishva Shanti RTS C I
Slrachan
Slrachan
Smith Kelly
Slrachan
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Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith it Kelly Slrachan
Slrachan
Slrachan
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Smith 8t Kelly
Slrachan
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Nov 7 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 17 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 23 Dec 4 Dec 13
Nov 7 Nov 9 Dec 4
Nov 22 Nov 23
Nov 9 Dec 4
Nov 7 Nov 9 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 17 Dec 4
Nov 7 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 23 Dec 4 Dec 13

Avonmouth ENGLAND
American Harvester U s Lines Slrachan Nov 4
Belfast IRELAND American Producer U s Lines Slrachan Dec 11
Dublin IRELAND American Harvester U s Lines Slrachan Nov 4
American Producer u s Lines Slrachan Dec 11
Glasgow SCOTLAND
American HarvesterU S LinesSlrachanNov 4
Manchester Port TPManchesterSmith KellyNov 9
Sokorri American Star Dixie Nov 28

London ENGLAND American Planter U S Lines Slrachan Nov 18
Sokorri American Star Dixie Nov 28
American Producer U S Lines Slrachan Dec 11
Liverpool ENGLAND American Harvester U S Lines Slrachan Nov 4
American Producer U S Lines Slrachan Dec 11

Manchester ENGLAND
Manchester Port TPManchesterSmith it KellyNov 9
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GEORGIAS GATEWAY TO WORLD TRADE
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
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Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 708 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAL SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service IntraCoastal
C G WILLIS INC Paulsboro N J
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg
Atlanta Georgia
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH P O Box 1039 A Dams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P O Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
CHICAGO 224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
ATLANTA 1131 Healey Bldg JAekson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
SMITH KELLY COMPANY
OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING PO Box 1639 Phone ADams 23151
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NEW IN SAVANNAH Storage For All Types Vegetable Oils and Chemicals
We invite you to select Strategic Savannah Gateway to the burgeoning Southeast and the world We boast the largest deepwater terminal storage facility in the Southeast Our services are prompt efficient and reasonable Tankage is immediately available for any commodity that flows We invite your inquiry your inspection and your business
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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 12 DECEMBER 1964
Editor BOB NOBLE Associate Editor JIM BISSON
Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request
NOBLE COMMENTS from the Editors Desk
city sidewalks busy sidewalks dressed in holiday style In the air theres a feeling of Christ
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The Georgia Ports Authority operates the following ocean terminals Brunswick State Docks Brunswick Ga Savannah State Docks Garden City and Ocean Te rminals Savannah Ga and the following inland barge ports Augusta State Docks Augusta Ga Bainbridge State Docks Bainbridge Ga and Columbus State Docks Columbus Ga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Petroleum Barges Plow the Chattahoochee
Ports Personalities Progress
MISSION WITHIN EUROPE
Paris
London
Hamburg
Brussels
The Hague
Germany
Moon Maids Fork Lifts
Double Touchdown for 25
Sweet Tooth Cargo
Regular Departments
Noble Comments from the Editors Desk
PhotooftheMonth Contest
CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE Directory of Port Services

GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award
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MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY
Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary
A M Harris Sr Brunswick Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney
It hardly seems possible another year is drawing to a close soon
Sit will be Christ
a few new names
For example our comic strip idol Dick Tracy having just recently purchased an out of this world wedding gift is now in orbit over what to place under the tree for Junior and his bride Moon Maid
Speaking of Moon Maids and things out of this world may we direct your attention to page 18
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
THE COVER
J D Holt Savannah Executive Director
James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director oj Operations
J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller
Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic
Bob Noble Savannah Director of Public Relations and Advertising
COMINGNEXT MONTHS ISSUE
ALL ABOARD FOR COLONELS ISLAND A progress report on the proposed construction and operation of rail facilities to serve GPAs 7936 acre deepwater industrial property just south of Brunswick
DATE LINE IRAQ Garden City terminal at Savannah receives 120000 cases of dates for shipment to National Biscuit Companys southeastern processing plants
POLESAPLENTY AT BRUNSWICK A look at the growing export of treated poles moving through GPAs Brunswick terminals
GEORGIA
ANCHORAGE
In addition to extending Seasons Greetings to all our readers this months cover carries a special message of appreciation to our many GPA friends and customers in Europe The significance of this telegram is found on page 11
Georgia AnchorAge is published monthly on the 10th of each month and distributed third class mail to over 6000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to Georgia AnchorAge For materials concerning any of the state ports facilities please address inquiries to the Savannah office co Director of Public Relations Advertising rates furnished upon request Editorial and Advertising Offices P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
DECEMBER 1964
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GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
PETROLEUM
A BARGES PLOW
THE CHATTAHOOCHEE
Powell
HITAKER TERMINALS INC
Once again river traffic is moving along the Chattahoochee River Petroleum barges of the Howell Refining Company are the first of a vast armada to call at Columbus Georgias newest Port City
The HowellWhitaker Terminals installation in Columbus is the first industry to move to the Georgia Ports Authoritys Barge site Owned jointly by the Howell Refining Company of San Antonio Texas and the Whitaker Oil Company of Atlanta Georgia this new firm is now beginning its operations in Columbus
It serves users in a 300mile radius of the city with several grades of petroleum solvents gasoline and fuel oils All of HowellWhitakers products are barged in bulk to their terminals through the Georgia Ports Authoritys facilities The Company operates its own fleet of transport delivery vehicles
Howell Refining Company was founded in the spring of 1955 with the acquisition of its first Refinery in San Antonio Texas A second Refinery was acquired in Corpus Christi Texas in the fall of 1957
Whitaker Oil Company under the guidance of its president Mr Colie Whitaker Sr has distributed petroleum products in the Atlanta Georgia area for 35 years
Mr Colie Whitaker Jr president of HowellWhitaker Terminals Inc is strong in his praise for the general area and the support and cooperation he has received from the Georgia Ports Authority
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The above aerial view of the GPAs Columbus barge terminal graphically illustrates the expanse of the HowellWhitaker installation Pipelines running from docksidyj
capacity of 4200000 gallons
Tinker Walker terminal manager for HowellWhitaker The truck loading dock is unique in that it contains no manifolds Each line comes directly to ipe
Terminals Inc checks gravity on Aliphatic solvent the loading spout from the tank preventing any contamination of the product
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Pipelines present a geometric pattern as they branch into the 14 tank 100000 barrel storage area
MARINE TERMINALS
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES STUDIES DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION
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EVERETT EDWARD ELLIS
Everett Edward Ellis a retired VicePresident and Director of Strachan Shipping Company died November 18 1964 at his residence in Savannah
Mr Ellis was a shippers shipper he knew his business he shared this knowledge with competitors as well as colleagues
Mr Ellis served his country in both World Wars He founded his own freight forwarding and stevedoring business in Norfolk Va in 1922 and 22 years later moved to Savannah to begin an association with Strachan Shipping Company He retired from that company in April of last year as vicepresident but continued as a director of the 78yearold firm
To best express his life we would compare him to a Bar Pilot When problems arrived on the horizon of life he would board the ship in rough open water and assume command
Although he preferred to remain in the background there was never any question as to who was the ships master as she negotiated the swift treacherous waters
Once safe and snug in harbor while others were busy backslapping and passing out words of praise the Master Pilot would quietly slip away to search other horizons
It can be written that he was a man respected by all This would be a fitting epitaph few men deserve it
Such a man was Everett Edward Ellis
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More than 275 members of the American Association of Port Authorities meeting for their 53rd annual convention in New Orleans in late October elected Louis C Purdey as its president for the coming year General manager of the ToledoLucas County Port Authority of Toledo Ohio Purdey succeeds Thomas P Guerin general manager and secretary for the Commission of Public Docks at Portland Oregon
Other newly elected officers include Jack D Holt executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority first vicepresident W J Amos director of the port of New Orleans second vicepresident and Guy Beaudet man
ager of the port of Montreal Canada third vicepresident
Elected to the AAPA board of directors from the U S South Atlantic Ports were Milton A Pearlstine secretary of the South Carolina Ports Authority Charleston John HOLT L Raulerson general man
ager of the Brunswick Ga Port Authority reelected and Joel C Wilcox port director of the Port of Palm Beach District Florida
On board the Mormaclakeleft to right Mrs Doug Aiken James I Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations Mrs Newsome R E OBrien Vice President MooreMcCormack Lines Doug Aiken Sirachan Shipping Company line up for the photographer in front of an elaborate table of culinary art The occasion was a gathering of shippers forwarders and brokers on board the sleek Mormaclake
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LAURENCE W MAGRATH GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY RUENGSDORFER STRASSE 53 B 532 BONNBAD GODESBERG
DURING OUR RECENT EUROPEAN TRIP WE MET MANY FINE AND TALENTED PEOPLE IN THE WORLD OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE SHIPPING AND BANKING BOTH JACK HOLT OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND I ENJOYED BEING WITH THEM ARE GRATEFUL FOR THEIR RECEPTION OF US AND THE KEEN INTEREST SHOWN IN THE AREAS OF THE SOUTHEAST SERVED BY GEORGIAS PORTS THROUGH ANCHORAGE WE WISH TO CONVEY TO ALL OUR FRIENDS IN EUROPE OUR WARM SENSE OF APPRECIATION
ROBERT C NORMAN CHAIRMAN GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
PersontoPerson
Mission Within Europe
By
Laurence W Magrath GPA European Director
In recent weeks on both sides of the Atlantic important events have dominated the world stage overshadowing the daily activities of mice and men
By comparison business doings may seem humdrum Yet the comings and goings of businessmen and meetings between them the world over still exert a stabilizing influence and fortunately so
Between October 5 and 16 only ten full working days the Georgia Ports Authoritys Chairman Robert C Norman and its Executive Director Jack D Holt visited no less than five countries in Europe it being my privilege to act as pilot To coin the Churchillian phrase now so the vogue Rarely was more accomplished by fewer people in less time
The highlights of these person to person meetings are described on the following six pages
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In Paris on October 5 there took place in the roomy premises of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris on elegant Avenue George V a buffet luncheon hosted by the Georgia Ports Authority Our guests were from the fields of shipping and forwarding from selected industries and banks for all of whom the Georgia message is of significance The group was large enough to be representative small enough to encourage personal exchanges
Dr Phillip W Whitcomb Editor of Commerce In France and
Commerce In Germany right chats with J D Holt GPA Executive Director left and Laurence W Magrath
GPA European Director
Our Chairman and Executive Director were introduced by Mr E P Gaskell a Director of the Chamber and Chairman of the Transportation Committee other speakers being Mr G Candeli Second Vice President and Chairman of the Import Committee as well as Mr Thomas E Drumm Commercial Counselor American Embassy
Two days later at the U S Trade Center London there was an evening reception which coincided with an American
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U S Trade Center 57 St James Street London was the selling for evening reception on October 7 Robert C Norman Chairman of Georgia Ports Authority upper right joins Magrath in conversation with Mr John G Turlon South Atlantic Service United Stales Lines
Fine Foods Exhibition under the auspices of the U S Department of Agriculture with some Georgia products featured
Mr Donald F Kilby Department of State Director of the Center and its Manager Mr E Lee Carteron the latter from Georgia our very good fortune had extended their cooperation to make the Center available while the American Chamber of Commerce in London a no less distinguished
organization than its counterpart in Paris assisted with handling the guest list
Here as in Paris Messrs Holt and Norman made brief but effective remarks not just generalities and presented facts and figures dealing for example with rail and truck rates over Georgias ports from and to our hinterland in comparison with other ports East Coast and Gulf where there are clear differentials in our favor
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Record breaking cargo tonnage figures are emphasized by GPA Executive Director Holt left in discussions with Mr R B Stoker Managing Director of Manchester Lines Ltd and Mr R O McCarthy also of Manchester
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HAMBURG
After London on to Hamburg where on October 9 we presented something different at the Atlantic Hotel to a group consisting mostly of press steamship executives both now serving the South Atlantic and others who might like to know more leaders in the civic life of the great autonomous Hanseatic port local business people and members of the Chamber of Commerce
The something different was the German language version of the audiovisual presentation of the Georgia Ports story and its relation to industry in southeast U S A as developed for showing in Europe
This text has been soundtracked in English French and German with a musical introduction fore and aft and in the intervals between cartridge changes Its reception by a sophisticated audience indicates it will be useful sales aid for GPA
Short talks by Messrs Norman and Holt rounded out the showing which was followed by a buffet affording further opportunities for informal business talk Our guests included Mr W J Marx Acting Principal Officer American Consulate General Hamburg and Consul George H Haselton
Highlight of Hamburg reception on October 9 was the showing of the Georgia Ports Authoritys new audiovisual presentation depicting the multimillion dollar facilities and modern services offered by the ports of Brunswick and Savannah Slide presentation also graphically illustrates the growing diversity of cargo being imported and exported in trade between Europe and the thirteen stales serviced by Georgias ports
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Informality was the keynote for all GPA receptions in Europe as noted in this photo taken in Hamburgs luxurious Atlantic Hotel
BRUSSELS
Next stage was Benelux with functions in Brussels and The Hague also important business calls in the Port of Antwerp In Brussels on October 12 over the luncheon table in the Palace Hotel our Principals met with topflight business men from leading Belgian export industries managers traffic officials all at the top working level and intensely interested
Here certainly there was a person to person contact at its most effective with a debt of gratitude owing to Mrs
G Hauwaerts Secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce in Belgium who organized this affair most admirably
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Among ihe many prominent industrialists attending the October 12 luncheon at the Palace Hotel in Brussels was Mr Pierre van
der Rest President of Committee of Belgian Steel Firms
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In The Hague at a noontime buffet on the 14th we were fortunate to draw together a most worthwhile group from leading steamship companies and agents from Rotterdam and Amsterdam as well as representatives of both ports plus press and last but not least a small coterie of bankers and the role banking plays in Holland is well known
Again an American Chamber of Commerce must be
recognized in the person of Mr Hank Poutsma Managing Director of that organization in the Netherlands of which as in the other cases GPA is a member
Once more Messrs Norman and Holt had occasion to be heard by interested business people Representing the Department of State was Mr R B Crowl Commercial Officer of the Embassy who made appropriate closing remarks
Mr Raymond Pulinckx Director General of Federation of Belgian Industry chats with GPA Executive
Director Holt during Brussels luncheon
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The Hague noontime buffet other port related activities
DECEMBER 1964
During our recent European trip we met many fine and talented people in the world of international trade shipping and banking Both Jack Holt our Executive Director and 1 enjoyed being with them are grateful for their reception of us and the keen interest shown in the areas of the Southeast served by Georgias ports Through AnchorAge we wish to convey to all our friends in Europe our warm sense of appreciation
Robert C Norman Chairman Georgia Ports Authority
Mr R B Crowl Commercial Consul American Embassy The Hague was among those attending October 14 reception at Hotel Witteburg
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buffet provides opportunity for discussion of banking and Taking part in the discussion was Mr F W van der I Sleesen Bank of America
Last stop was Bonn with a visit to the European headquarters of GPA and a call on the American Minister the Hon Edwin M Cronk the Commercial Attache Mr Paul Brent and the Assistant Attaches Messrs Max Hodge and Harris P Dawson who at all times have been most helpful in support of our activities in Europe
It would be amiss not to mention that this eventful and worthwhile trip owed much of its success to the enthusiastic and interested support extended by the American Chambers of Commerce in several countries of which GPA is a member In fact most all American firms with representation in Europe know and recognize the services which these Chambers render
We know of no better way to conclude this account of our Mission Within Europe than to call your attention once again to the text of Mr Normans telegram which appeared at the beginning of this article
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2nd Annual Georgia Exposition
Moon Maids and
Fork Lifts
Although the charm and beauty of real live Moon Maids is rarely seen along the docks of Georgias ports or anybody elses for that matter they certainly created an out of this world interest in the 2nd Annual Georgia Exposition of Commerce and Industry held at the Atlanta Merchandise Mart November 18
The Georgia Ports Authoritys exhibit was just one of more than 300 industrial displays showing the present and future growth of the stale as it moves forward into the space age The Air Force National Aeronautics and Space Administration the U S Army Corps of Engineers and the U S Navy were also represented
Sponsored by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce this years exposition was viewed by more than 75000 persons according to former Governor Ernest Vandiver chairman and president of the exhibitiQn
Former Governor Ernest Vandiver assisted by Moon Maids Fat Smith and Brenda Brisendine cuts the ribbon officially opening the 1964 Georgia Exposition of Commerce and Industry Looking on are representatives of the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce and the military
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Big 25 is in the game Our bonus baby joined the team for an estimated 330000 After an intensive planning and building program 25 brings to our forward line an additional 95280 square feet of rugged individualism
Forgive us our armchair quarterbacking but big 25 just brought out our old school spirit
Our new addition is the latest word in modern warehousing Constructed in 150 days the new facility brings our total Garden City warehousing area to a staggering 2600000 square feet
Number 25 a clean span structure is completely sprinklered and features three raised truck loading docks which can accommodate 12 trucks A 20 foot wide 794 foot rail loading dock and three acres of paved open storage area
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The shipment shown above is part of another large consignment of CADBURYFRYs Chocolate imported from the largest cocoa and chocolate factory in the world
The goods are photographed arriving from England at the GPAs modern Garden City facilities These ever popular chocolate bars were speeded on their way to Cadburys ware
house in Atlanta ensuring the Sweet Tooths of America FactoryFresh flavor
The CadburyFry head office in the U S is at 250 Park Avenue New York City the principal executives being William B Macpherson President Barry J Fulford Marketing Manager and Joseph M Krau Office and Traffic Manager
NILSON MOTOR EXPRESS DIRECT SERVICE Savannah Ga to and from Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia 1000000 CARGO INSURANCE PER UNIT GeorgiaInterstate Only Anderson Shipping Co 303 American Building Savannah Georgia Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders SAVANNAH PILOTS ASSOCIATION 228 EAST BAY
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LagosApapa Tema Takoradi Abidjan Monrovia
African Star RTFarrell ii Stevens Dec 10
American Star Line has inaugurated a new service between the Port of Savannah and the Ports of London England and Glasgow Scotland The MV HEREFORDSHIRE pictured above will provide the new service with Dixie Steamship Agency the local agent
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 East Bay Street P O Box 1061 31402 Tel ADams 45358 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel ADams 48886 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 2808 31402 Tel ADams 23151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 2808 31402 Tel ADams 23151 STEVENS SHIPPING CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel ADams 38803 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671 TARVER SHIPPING CO 105107 East Bay Street P O Box 541 31402 Tel ADams 48829 TROSDAL SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel ADams 46671
Fort de France MARTINIQUE
Santa Barbara RGraceSmith KellyDec 7
Kingston JAMAICA
Schwarzenbek Royal Netherlands SirachanDec 7
Ponce PUERTO RICO
Alcoa TraderAlcoa Stevens Dec 10
PortauPrince HAITI
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands SirachanDec 7
Port Esquivel JAMAICA
San JoseDovar DixieDec 1011
Port of Spain TRINIDAD
Bellavia Alcoa StevensDec 7
Theron R Royal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Santa Barbara RGraceSmith Kelly Dec 7
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
San Juan PUERTO RICO
Alcoa TraderAlcoa StevensDec 10
St Croix VIRGIN ISLANDS
Bellavia Alcoa StevensDec 7
St Thomas VIRGIN ISLANDS
BellaviaAlcoa StevensDec 7
EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar
African Dawn RT Farrell StevensDec 2
Mormacgray RRobin StrachanDec 9
African Sun RTFarrell Stevens Dec 18
Mormacglen R Robin StrachanDec 23
SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira
African Dawn RTFarrell Stevens Dec 2
Mormacgray RRobin SirachanDec 9
African Sun RT Farrell StevensDec 18
Mormacglen RRobin StrachanDec 23
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Acajutla EL SALVADOR
Schwarzenbek Royal Netherlands SirachanDec 7
Amapala HONDURAS
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
Champerico GUATEMALA
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands SirachanDec 7
Corinto NICARAGUA
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
Space T Denotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Cutuco EL SALVADOR
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale
Tel Aviv ISRAEL
MazalZim Israel SouthernDec 10
La Libertad EL SALVADOR
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands Strachan Dec 7
La Union EL SALVADOR
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
Puerto Limon COSTA RICA
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
San JoseDovar Dixie Dec 1011
Puntarenas COSTA RICA
Schwarzenbek Royal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
San Juan del Sur NICARAGUA
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
San Jose de Guatemala GUATEMALA
SchwarzenbekRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
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Alexandria EGYPT
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Exporter American Export
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Strachan Strachan Dixie
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Executor American Export Strachan Dec 14
Barcelona SPAIN
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan Dec 4
Streatham Hill American Med Hohenstein Z Dec 5
Mazal Zim Israel Southern De 10
John Maris American Med Hohenstein Dec 24
Beirut LEBANON
Exporter American Export StrachanDec 4
Karakorum Nedlloyd StrachanDec 12
ExecutorAmerican Export StrachanDec 14
Genoa ITALY
Mayo Lykes PLykes
Streatham HillAmerican Med
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma
John MarisAmerican Med
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma
StrachanDec 4
HohensteinDec 5
StevensDec 17
HohensteinDec 24
StevensDec 30
Haifa ISRAEL
MazalZim Israel SouthernDc 10
Lattakia SYRIA
KarakorumNedlloyd StrachanDec 12
Leghorn ITALY
Mayo Lykes PLykes StrachanDec 4
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma StevensDec 17
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma StevensDec 30
Marseilles FRANCE
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma StevensDec 17
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma StevensjDec 30
Naples ITALY
Mayo Lykes P Lykes Strachan
Piraeus GREECE
Mazal Zim Israel Southern
Savona ITALY
Vettor Pisani TPSidarma StevensDec 17
Francesco Morosini TPSidarma StevensDec 30
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Tripoli LIBYA
Mayo Lykes PLykesStrachanDec 4
Karakorum Nedlloyd StrachanDec 12
Valencia SPAIN
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Sonderburg TP Pioneer Tide Ozean Stinnes U S Lines Stevens Strachan Dec 14 Dec 19
Ittersum RTP Independent Gulf Smith Sc Kelly Dec 27
Rotterdam Amsterdam Bremen Hamburg 4
Grotedyk RT Holland America Hohenstein Dec 7
Grebbedyk RT Holland America Hohenstein Jan 10 4

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Grotedyk RT Holland America Hohenstein Dec 7
U S Lines Strachan Dec 9
Grebbedyk RT Holland America Hohenstein Jan 10
LeHavre FRANCE
Grotedyk RT Holland America Hohenstein Dec 7
Tasco PR Wilh Wilhlmn Strachan Dec 13
Grebbedyk RT Holland America Hohenstein Jan 10
Rotterdam HOLLAND
Kyra EleniRegent TarverDec 17
Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Port Lyttelton Port Sc Associated Strachan Dec 3
Kronoland Atlantlrafik Exp Stevens Dec 4
Blue Star Southern Dec 7
City of Melbourne Amcan Sc Atralian Smith Sc Kelly Dec 13
Lalre Ontario Atlanttrafik Exp Stevens Dec 16
Port Nelson Amcan Sc Atralian Smith Sc Kelly Dec 18
Cap Roca RT Columbus Southern Dec 18
Pioneer Isle American Pioneer Strachan Dec 18
Northumberland Amcan Sc Atralian Smith Sc Kelly Jan 13

Auckland NEW ZEALAND
City of Birkenhead Port Sc Associated Strachan Dec 2
Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Port Lyttelton Port AssociatedStrachan
KronolandAtlanttrafik ExpStevens
Hobart Star R Blue Star Southern
City of Melbourne Amcan Atralian Smith Kelly
Lake Ontario Atlantlrafik ExpStevens
Port NelsonAmcan AtralianSmith Kelly
Cap Roca RTColumbus Southern
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer Strachan
NorthumberlandAmcan AtralianSmith Sc Kelly
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Dec 18
Jan 13
Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
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Philippine RizaL Maritime Co PhilStevensDec 23
Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Antonio LunaMaritime Co PhilStevensDec 12
Phil Prs Roxas RTPUnited Philippine SouthernDec 14
Philippine RizaLMaritime Co Phil StevensDec 23
Phil Prs Quezon RTPUnited Philippine SouthernDec 26
Philippines RTPUnited Philippine Southern Jan 11
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Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Maritime Co Phil Stevens Dec 12
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 14
Maritime Co Phil Stevens Dec 23
Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 26
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Jan 11
Dunedin NEW ZEALAND
City of Birkenhead Port 8c Associated Strachan Dec 2
Fremantle AUSTRALIA
Port Nelson Amcan Atralian Smith Sc Kelly Dec 18
Northumberland Amcan Atralian Smith Sc Kelly Jan 13

Hong Kong HONG KONG
Texas Maru RT K Line Smith 8c Kelly Dec 10
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Phil Stevens Dec 12
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 14
Philippine RizaL Maritime Co Phil Stevens Dec 23
Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 26
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Jan 11
Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Phil Stevens Dec 12
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 14
Philippine Rizal Maritime Co Phil Steven De 23
Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 26
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Jan 11
Keelung FORMOSA
Texas Maru RT K Line Smith Sc Kelly Dec 10

Kobe JAPAN
Texas Maru RT K Line Smith Sc Kelly Dee 10
Hampton Maru NYK Strachan 10
Havana Maru MilsuiOSK Strachan Dec 13
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 14
Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 26
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Jan 11

Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND
City of Birkenhead Pori 8c Associated Strachan Dec

Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phil Antonio Luna Maritime Co Phil Steven 12
Phil Prs Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 14
Philippine Rizal Maritime Co Phil 23
Phil Prs Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 26
Philippines RTP United Philippine Southern Jan 11
Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Sydney AUSTRALIA
Port LytteltonPort AssociatedStrachanDec 3
Kronoland Atlanttrafik ExpStevensDdc 4
Hobart Star RmBlue Star SouthernDec 7
City of MelbourneAmcan 8c AlralianSmith 8c KellyDec 13
Lake OntarioAtlaniirafik Exp StevensDec 16
Port NelsonAmcan 8c AtralanSmith 8c KellyDec 18
Cap Roca RT Columbus Southern Dec 18
Pioneer Isle American Pioneer Strachan Dec 18
Northumberland Amcan Atralian Smith 8c Kelly Jan 13
Wellington NEW ZEALAND
City of Birkenhead Port Associated Strachan Dec 2
Yokohama JAPAN
Texas Maru RTK Line Smith 8c KellyDec 10
Hampton Maru NYK Strachan Dec 10
Havana Maru MitsuiOSK Strachan Dec 13
Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 14
Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern Dec 26
Philippines RiTiP United Philippine Southern Jail 11
Aden ADEN
JaladhruvScindiaSmith 8c KellyDec 5
Vishva Shanli RTS CISmith 8c KellyDc 12
Jalakirli ScindiaSmith 8c Kelly Dec 21
Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA
KarakorumNedlloyd Strachan Dec 12
Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND
ExporterAmerican Export StrachanDec 4
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic DixieDec 11
KarakorumNedlloyd StrachanDec 12
ExecutorAmerican Export StrachanDec 14
Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic vUI DixieDec 11
Vishva Shanti RTSCI Smith 8c KellyDec 12
Bergen NORWAY
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Copenhagen DENMARK
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Gdynia POLAND
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Port LytteltonPort 8c AssociatedStrachan
KronolandAtlaniirafik Exp Stevens
Hobart Star RBlue Star Southern
City of MelbourneAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c Kelly
Lake OntarioAtlaniirafik Exp Stevens
Port NelsonAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c Kelly
Cap Roca RTColumbus Southern
Pioneer IsleAmerican Pioneer Strachan
NorthumberlandAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c Kelly
Mt Maunganiu NEW ZEALAND
City of BirkenheadPort 8c AssociatedStrachan
Nagoya JAPAN
Texas Maru RTK LineSmith 8c Kelly
Hampton MaruNYK Strachan
Havana MaruMilsuiOSK Strachan
Dec 3
Dec 4
Dec 7
Dec 13
Dec 16
Dec 18
Dec 18
Dec 18
Jan 13
Dec 2
Dec 10 Dec 10 Dec 13
Gothenburg SWEDEN
Tasco PR Wilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Helsinki FINLAND
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen Strachan Dec 13
Malmo SWEDEN
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Norrkoping SWEDEN
Tasco PRTrWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Oslo NORWAY
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Stockholm SWEDEN
Tasco PRWilh Wilhelmsen StrachanDec 13
Noumea NEW CALEDONIA
City of MelbourneAmcan 8c AtralianSmith 8c Kelly Dec 13
Osaka JAPAN
Texas Maru RTK LineSmith 8c KellyDec 10
Hampton MaruNYK StrachanDec 10
Havana MaruMitsuiOSK StrachanDec 13
Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Fortuna RNorton1Smith 8c KellyDec 7
Mormacdawn 0 MooreMcCormack StrachanDec 13
Montevideo TPIvaran Southern Dec 16
Santos TPIvaran SouthernDec 31
Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger
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Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Montevideo URUGUAY
MormacdawnMooreMcCormack StrachanDec 13
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernDec 16
Santos TPIvaran SouthernDec 31
Porto Alegre BRAZIL
Fortuna RNorton Smith KellyDec 7
Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL
Fortuna RNorton Smith KellyDec 7
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernDec 16
Santos TPIvaran SouthernDec 31
Santos BRAZIL
Fortuna RNorton Smith KellyDec 7
Montevideo TPIvaran SouthernDec 16
Santos TPIvaran SouthernDec 31
Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Theron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanDc 7
Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Theron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
Guanta VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara RGraceSmith KellyDec 7
Bella viaAlcoa StevensDec 7
LaGuaira VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara RGrace Smith KellyDec 7
BellaviaAlcoa Stevens Dec 7
Theron RRoyal Netherlands StrachanDec 7
YaracuyVenezuelanSmith KellyDec 11
YaracuyVenezuelan Smith KellyDec 24
Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date
Calcutta INDIA
ExporterJ
Jaladhruv
Hellenic Pioneer RTP
Vishva Shanti RT
Karakorum
Executor
Jalakirti
Chaina PAKISTAN
Karakoram Nedlloyd Strachan Dec 12
Cochin INDIA Exporter American Export Strachan Dec 4
Jaladhruv I Scindia Smith Kelly Dec 5
Vishva Shanti RTSCISmith KellyDec 12
ExecutorAmerican Export StrachanDec 14
Jalakirti Scindia Smith Kelly Dec 21

Karachi PAKISTAN
Exporter American Export Strachan Dec 4
Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic Dixie Dec 11
Executor American Export Strachan Dec 14

Madras INDIA
Exporter American Export Strachan Dec 4
Jaladhruv Scindia Smith Kelly Dec 5
Vishva Shanti RT SCI Smith Kelly Dc 12
Karakorum Nedlloyd Strachan Dec 12
Executor American Export Strachan Dec 14
Jalakirti Scindia Smith Kelly Dec 21
Avonmouth ENGLAND American Producer U s Lines Strachan Dec 12

Belfast IRELAND American Producer U s Lines Strachan Dec 12
American Export Strachan Dec 4
Scindia Smith Kelly Dec 5
Hellenic Dixie Dec 11
SCI Smith Kelly Dc 12
Nedlloyd Strachan Dec 12
American Export Strachan Dec 14
Scindia Smith Kelly Dec 21
Maracaibo VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara RGrace
Bellavia Alcoa
Paramaribo SURINAM
BellaviaAlcoa
Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA
Santa Barbara RGrace
BellaviaAlcoa
YaracuyVenezuelan
YaracuyVenezuelan
Smith Kelly Dec 7
StevensDec 7
StevensDec 7
Smith KellyDec 7
StevensDec 7
Smith Kelly Dec 11
Smith KellyDec 24
Buenaventura COLOMBIA
Fiepko Ten DoornkaalWest CoasiSmith KellyDec 7
Callao PERU
HuallagaCPV DixieDec 5
Fiepko Ten DoomkaatWest CoastSmith KellyDec 7
Guayaquil ECUADOR
HuallagaC PV DixieDec 5
Fiepko Ten DoomkaatWest CoastSmith KellyDec 7
Matarani PERU
HuallagaCPV DixieDec 5
Bombay INDIA
ExporterAmerican Export Strachan
JaladhruvScindia Smith Kelly
Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic Dixie
Vishva Shanti RTS CISmith Kelly
KarakorumNedlloyd Strachan
ExecutorAmerican Export Strachan
Jalakirti1ScindiaSmith Kelly
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Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec 11 Dc 12 Dec 12 Dec 14 Dec 21
Dublin IRELAND
Cairnforih TManchester Liners Smith KellyDec 12
American ProducerU S Lines StrachanDec 12
Glasgow SCOTLAND
American ProducerU S LinesStrachanDec 12
GlenvilleAmerican Star Dixie Dec 1217
Liverpool ENGLAND
American ProducerU S LinesStrachanDec 12
London ENGLAND
American ProducerU S LinesStrachanDec 12
GlenvilleAmerican Star Dixie Dec 1217
Manchester ENGLAND
Cairnforth TManchester LinersSmith KellyDec 12
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GEORGIAS GATEWAY TO WORLD TRADE
GEORGIA ANCHORAGE
Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick
Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Far Eastern
ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga
Shipping Companies
DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals
SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg
TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street TROSDAl SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Barge Service IntraCoastal
C G WILLIS INC Paulsboro N J
Barge Service Inland
MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia
Stevedores
DIXIE STEVEDORING CO INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO
24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 E Bay Street
STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg
Foreign Freight Forwarders
ANDERSON SHIPPING CO American Building W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building
Foreign Freight Forwarders
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J K EBBERWEIN 126 W Bay JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
D J POWERS American Building
SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal
STEVENS SHIPPING COMPANY 26 East Bay Street
Custom House Brokers
W G CARROLL INC
411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES
Savannah Bank and Trust Building
E L MOBLEY 215 Morel Building
D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg Atlanta Georgia
Consuls
BRAZIL
Jack M Sayler V consul H DENMARK
Oscar M Hansen V consul H
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Jack M Sayler Consul H
FINLAND
A G Van Schaick V consul H FRANCE
Edwin J Middleton Consular agent H
GERMANY
F A O Bahre Consul H ITALY
Joseph M Cafiero Consular agent H NETHERLANDS
A G Van Schaick V consul H SWEDEN
L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA
Sr PrietoHopkins Consul C H Honorary C Career
Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices
SAVANNAH I P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director
BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 CECIL G GNANN
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 2125711312 GEORGE EGGERT
224 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN
ATLANTA 1131 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 Teletype 4045271034 CLAUDE NEWMAN
BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 b Telephone
Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH
JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations
SERVING SINCE 1870
SHIP AGENTS
STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS
SMITH KELLY COMPANY
OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING PO Box 1639 Phone ADams 23151
SAVANNAH GEORGIA
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Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia
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connections that count
Whether you trade here there or everywhere cargo with domestic or foreign destination finds good connections thru the Georgia ports of BRUNSWICK and SAVANNAHwith major rail truck and air line schedules
Whatever you ship wherever you ship it
SEE GEORGIA PORTS FIRST
Let us make a complimentary analysis of your specific distribution and transportation requirements Write J D Holt Executive Director Dept JCB Georgia Ports Authority P 0 Box 1039 Savannah Georgia
GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY
Savannah Georgia
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