GEORGIA Greenville Athen Atlanta AUGUSTA Orangeburg Anniston Griffin M aeon Opelika Phenix City COLUMBUS Montgomery S Cordelc Albany Dothan J Dublin Statesboro Savannah littori Valdosta BAINBRIDGE Marianna Tallahassee 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 HHB Atlantic Brunswick Intracoastal l 1 Waterway 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 inland terminals NAME TITLE COMPANY ADDRESS street city zone state i w E o Ly P TfflTTS M MS O o J U vr h 4 V 2 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE A Mil 1 f 7ST C jfc 6 o KT if ial c 3 4 hm S ii o stsr o SqU HOLT THE EXECUTIVES CORNER By J D Holt e held a Staff Meeting in Saah a short time ago attended mr sales representatives from York Chicago and Atlanta 5 our discussions progressed as reassuring to realize once again that we are doing business with and being of service to hundreds of the big name blue chip companies not only of this country but of the other nations of the world as well companies which over the years been leaders in international 3 and commerce is also interesting to note the t number of smaller concerns here and abroad which are on their way to becoming subdal world traders in their own p 3 us of course it is rewarding te that many of these concerns iu lenced by lower landed costs f not only shipping through our water Ports of Savannah and lswick but are also using our Z id barge terminals at Augusta O bridge and Columbus our fast moving world communications become an allimportant factor With our offices in Chicago New York Atlanta and Bonn West Germany personal and frequent contacts with our many customers become a way of life JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE AND COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Robert H Tharpe Atlanta A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 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 Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising GEORGIA 7 Hnckirt VOLUME 8 NUMBER 1 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 JIM BISSON Editor Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request Page REPORT ON 1966 4 PORT PERSONALITIES PROGRESS 8 COX NEWSPRINT VIA AUGUSTA 10 COMMERCIAL STEEL CHEMICAL CORP 12 GEORGIA FARM BUREAU TOUR 14 FBI GPA 17 ATLANTA TRAFFIC CLUB 19 GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY PARTY 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 23 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 27 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award THE COVER iilliS Mg fi The Garden City terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority V J i L Jk j j 4h HOLT THE EXECUTIVES CORNER By J D Holt We held a Staff Meeting in Savannah a short time ago attended by our sales representatives from New York Chicago and Atlanta As our discussions progressed it was reassuring to realize once again that we are doing business with and being of service to hundreds of the big name blue chip companies not only of this country but of the other nations of the world as well companies which over the years have been leaders in international trade and commerce It is also interesting to note the great number of smaller concerns both here and abroad which are well on their way to becoming substantial world traders in their own right To us of course it is rewarding to note that many of these concerns influenced by lower landed costs are not only shipping through our deepwater Ports of Savannah and Brunswick but are also using our inland barge terminals at Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus In our fast moving world communications become an allimportant factor With our offices in Chicago New York Atlanta and Bonn West Germany personal and frequent contacts with our many customers become a way of life GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE AND COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Robert H Tharpe Atlanta A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary 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 Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising GEORGIA y X VOLUME 8 NUMBER 1 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 JIM BISSON Editor Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request Page REPORT ON 1966 4 PORT PERSONALITIES PROGRESS 8 COX NEWSPRINT VIA AUGUSTA 10 COMMERCIAL STEEL CHEMICAL CORP 12 GEORGIA FARM BUREAU TOUR 14 FBI GPA 17 ATLANTA TRAFFIC CLUB 19 GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY PARTY 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 23 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 27 The Garden City terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 3 transit sheds with J square i feet of storage spaceJ A 145000 square foot warehouse was constructed at the over 1966 was another great year for the Georgia Ports Authority Tonnage through the GPA facilities broke all time records Construction for the year totaled 45 million In addition plans were announced in 1966 for 66 million expansion of GPA facilities in 1967 I In the past year work was completed on the GPAs 4 million project at Ocean terminal This work added two new berths and completely renovated a third including three new GEORGIA ANCHORAGE 4 4 Garden City terminal bringing the total GPA commercial warehousing space to over three million square feet The development of deepwater terminals was not the only highlight of the past year the States inland ports program continues to expand The Georgia Ports Authoritys barge terminals at Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus offer wonderful potential for industrial development in the ensuing year Looking back 1966 was a great year but 1967 already promises to greatly overshadow it both in tonnage and new construction PARKING PROBLEMS If parking is your problem you should check on the Georgia Ports Authoritys deepwater terminals at Brunswick and Savannah We have 22 berths at your disposal Whats more they are backed up with hundreds of thousands of square feet of modern transit sheds with 57 foot margins featuring double rail tracks If youll check your slide rule you will find that these berths were designed with containers in mind PS You will note this is a Berth Ad We of commercial Were still not satisfied we will have three additional berths ready within the next 365 days So if parking is your problem here is your answer write J D HOLT Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 didnt even mention our 3000000 square feet warehousing Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY FOUR WEEKS to Kingston Port au Prince Santo Domingo Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY New York FUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC Royal Merlands Steamship Company KN5M 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 Established 1886 N 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 MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PORTS PERSONALITIES EDWARD JOHN GAYNOR December 23 1966 the last working day before Christmas everyone in the office was in a festive mood A phone rang in the Directors office before the connection was broken everyone had received the shocking news Mr Ed was dead The spirit of Christmas 1966 was lost in saddened hearts and tear filled eyes Edward Gaynor began his career in shipping in 1925 and except for a brief five years as Manager for one of Savannahs largest department stores he spent his entire adult life as a member of the shipping fraternity He joined the Georgia Ports Authoritys organization in 1953 bringing many years of shipping experience into the newly formed State Port Authority His knowledge of transportation gained him the respect of his fellow colleagues but his warm heart and happy philosophy endeared him to all who knew him He was a true gentleman of the old school To have known and worked with him was a warm association remembering him is a sincere pleasure to emulate him is a challengeto do so will be rewarding 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE f CAPTAIN GRUBB RECEIVES LEGION OF MERIT Washington D C Captain Francis B Grubb USN Director of Freight Traffic Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service MTMTS has been awarded the Legion of Merit by President Johnson The award was made for exceptionally meritorious service as Director of Passenger Traffic Captain Grubbs assignment for more than a year before assuming his present duties last August The citation says in part that Captain Grubb consistently demonstrated keen perception in highly specialized areas and outstanding ability in organization and management He assembled and recruited a highly qualified and proficient passenger organization which under his outstanding leadership has developed into an exceptionally effective and efficient group that assures complete and timely transportation responsiveness to the needs of the Department of Defense PROGRESS C P FORD U S CUSTOMS RETIRES Carroll P Ford U S Customs Inspector who has served with the Bureau for nearly 29 years was recently honored at a party marking his retirement Ford began his career with the Customs FORD Service in Miami in 1938 and came to Savannah in September 1942 The intervening years were spent in Wallace Pont Vt Trout River N Y and his home town of Philadelphia Pa Mrs Marion Faircloth Baker Collector of Customs was high in her praise of Fords outstanding service to the Department Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HoIIandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta THE SOUTH AFRICAN MARINE CORPORATIONS VESSEL MAKES MAIDEN VOYAGE CALL AT SAVANNAH The SA Alphen serving the U SSouth Africa run was built in Japan to the most modern specifications She cruises at 20 knots providing U S exporters and importers quick transit for their goods moving to and from Southern Africa The vessel has 1208 tons capacity in five deepianks for bulk liquids and 41300 cubic feet of reefer space Heavy lift gear can handle up to 75 tons Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 STEAMSHIP COMPANY INC General Agents 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 212 9444450 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 9 Cox Newsprint Inc via GPA Augusta One of Georgias newest industries Cox Newsprint Inc of Augusta made history in early January when it shipped the first load of newsprint down the Savannah River by barge Loaded at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Augusta inland barge terminal the shipment consisted of 955 tons of newsprint destined for the Miami Herald via Merry Brothers Shipping Company The Miami Herald Building fronts on Biscayne Bay and after a six day trip on the Intracoastal waterway the news 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ready to cast off for Miami delivery Cocaptain Mitchell Oglesby and Captain John Gantt look on as Clint Lee Vice President Merry Shipping receives the bill of lading from T C Bannister Jr Executive Vice President and General Manager Cox Newsprint Inc The other officials in the photo to Mr Bannisters left who braved the cold for the brief ceremony are left to right Robert Sherman President Cox Newsprint Inc Robert Tolar Purchasing and Traffic Agent Cox Newsprint Inc and Harry Robinson President Merry Land and Development Co Below the morning paper is delivered right on schedule T T 1 1 f e I t e print was delivered to the Newspapers front door Cox Newsprint Inc is Georgias first newsprint mill and has an annual production capacity of over 150000 tons of paper per year The mill started production during May 1966 and is presently serving customers throughout the United States Officials of Cox were pleased with their first shipment via the waterways and stated that this method of transportation represented a substantial savings to the company in shipping costs E JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 11 The Commercial Steel and Chemical Corporation of New York is prominent in the exportation of Iron and Steel Scrap from Atlantic and Gulf ports Its officials gathered their experiences in this field on three continents They were among the pioneers of crossocean shipments of steel scrap and other industrial raw materials This has given them a broadly based background in foreign trade including ocean shipping and an exceptional knowledge in the export shipping and handling of steel scrap The Corporation has been loading barges and steamers at Savannah with steel scrap for coastwise and overseas shipment for over 30 years During the early days the individual shipments were as small as 750 ton barge loads or 2000 ton steamer cargoes In line with the general trend toward larger vessels for ocean transportation the ships carrying steel scrap have also been getting bigger over the years Just recently the Commercial Steel and Chemical Corporation brought the SS Tiha having a cargo capacity of over 15000 gross tons to Savannah followed by the SS Atlantic Star carrying 23000 gross tons Both ships loading the major portions of their cargoes at the Garden City Terminal r I w HK T r The latest vessel to call on the Georgia Ports r Authoritys Garden City terminal for the Commercial L Steel and Chemical Corporation was the General p Aguinaldo on a maiden voyage run see photos Ayr which loaded over 17000 tons of steel scrap L COMMERCIAL STEEL CHEMICAL CORPORATION 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Am Ok I 4 p HK P r n I Y T Two gantries make quick work of loading 17000 tons of scrap Below and other photos The General Aguinaldo loads steel scrap on maiden voyage to Savannah Mr Julius Rosenthal President of the Commercial Steel and Chemical Corporation T i 1 7 f v 1 i when you think about world trade or travel Our recently expanded International Department can give you experienced counsel and a great deal of PersontoPerson Service in all areas of trade or travel overseas This includes foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers cheques with contacts throughout the world If the growth of international trade or the lure of overseas travel entices you talk with our International Department specialists first They can help you feel right at home wherever you go Telephone 2343441 Area 912 Think Savannah Bank MEMBER FDIC JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 13 Bureau Federation representing over 50000 rural Georgia families visited the Savannah facilities of the Georgia Ports Authority in October of 1966 and January of this year In October the GFB Board of Directors held a twoday conference in Savannah with the members of the Bureaus Grain and Soybean Committee Part of the program included an intensive tour of the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City and Ocean terminal facilities William L Lanier President of the States largest general farm organization said the Federation was thoritys Savannah terminal In late January the Bureaus 29 member Study Committee and Feed Grain and Soybean Committee toured port facilities with an eye toward increasing the States agricultural and industrial growth Th e delegation viewe d the Charleston South Carolina grain elevator operated by the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation and spent additional time reviewing Savannahs port facilities The touring Georgians were advised by the South Carolina Farm Bureau officials that the grain facility there had meant an increased price to agriculture of 20 cents per bushel on grains and soybeans Lanier said such a facility adds competition to the economy and placed agriculture in a position to participate in export market demands Georgias farm income is currently about 1 billion annually LANIER vitally interested in both exports and imports We are particularly anxious to have a modern grain elevator constructed at the Ports Au SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 J K Ebbewein LIC NO 949 BUILDING E 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA TRAINS GPA SECURITY GEORGIA ANCHORAGE A program of close liaison between the FBI and GPAs Security Force has been a contributing factor over the years in maintaining an exceptionally low 9 record of losses and pilferage However in the recent past through the cooperation of the local FBI office the GPA has been fortunate in obtainMHp ing a program of training schools for P T O A the Security force in order to improve on our already fine record of losses and therefore better serve our many customers The first such school offered by the FBI was a general police school to indoctrinate the security force in overall good law enforcement practices and procedures and to alert them to the jurisdiction of the FBI and make known to them the many facilities available to law enforcement in the FBI laboratory The second school was an identification school to teach the Security force the value of fingerprints in law enforcement and how best to preserve fingerprint evidence at a crime scene Along this same line the FBIs identification division facilities available to law enforcement was made known We expect to have more of these specialized programs in the future including the training of the Security force in protecting GPA property and defending themselves as well as the proper and safe carrying handling and use of firearms JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 PhotooftheMonth linwikim Spencer Awbrey WINNER Route 1 Box 227 Columbus Georgia Happily its that time of the year when photographs of barefoot boys begin to cross an editors desk The winner this month is a welcome omen of warmer more pleasant days to come Technical data twin lens reflex f11 200 sec Tri X film CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO ALL SUBJECT MATERIAL Only blackandwhite photographs 3 x 4 inches or larger will be eligible 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 ANYONE UNDER THE SUN CAN GET CANCER If you work in the sun watch it Day after beautiful day of sunshine can result in overexposure This is a form of radiation that can lead to skin cancer So cover up in the sun And remember that a yearly health checkup is your best insurance against cancer Call your doctor for an appointment today American cancer society 70e Seine 76e Pnt TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA AD 28103 Night Phone AD 28105 y 051 r 44 A 4 I 4 4 1 M W r tfV JL T V W A 4 pm 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE tY I rpvy n4t sA V Vt R I tf J VX vlv NEWLY ELECTED ATLANTA TRANSPORTATION CLUB OFFICIALS FOR 1967 Left to right Seated SecretaryTreasurer Lynn Dowding Phillips Petroleum 1st Vice President Howard Rawlings Seaboard Airline Railroad President lKw Biu Sorrell East Texas Motor Freight 2nd Vice President Claude Newman Georgia Ports Authority Speaker James K Newbold Jr Vice President Traffic East Texas Motor Freight Standing President Ret Ross Prater Atlantic Steel Directors Jack Dempsey Phillips Petroleum Ben Duncan Acme Fast i w Freight Dave Green DixieOhio Express A1 Samsel Transcon Lines Frank Marler Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Paul Etheridge Rock Island Lines George Boggs Citizens Southern Bank Bill Shaw Tennessee Corporation V ft S y SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS SMITH KELLY COMPANY OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 2808 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 19 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE GO P How do you say thank you to the 259 ladies and gentlemen of Georgias General Assembly who give so much time and effort to move the great state of Georgia forward This was the question that the Savannah and Brunswick Maritime Association pondered recently The solution to the question consisted of the following recipe take two trucks filled with fresh Harris Neck oysters 75 bushels add 400 pounds of shrimp Rush these ingredients to the Capital City along with seven collaborators of coastal cuisine culinary arts to prepare same The result was a three hour fun filled party that was enjoyed by all some 425 to be exact Landlocked Atlanta the capital of the Southeast will not soon forget the Great Oyster Party GREAT OYSTER PARTY Governor Lester Maddox guest of honor at the GOP decked out in gloves and oyster knife receives instructions on the art of opening an oyster from C M Wilkes President of the Savannah Maritime Association Below left to right discussing ports with the Governor are W C Caceres Assistant General Manager Stevens Shipping Terminal Company Frank Peeples President Southeastern Maritime Company C M Wilkes Vice President Slrachan Shipping Company Governor Maddox T H Adams Attorney Savannah Maritime Association and John Hohenstein President Hohenstein Shipping Company 1 aambi The G sris COMPLETE ENGINEERING SERVICES ai wiM ntruAimmmuuiaitM ifitfiainuvisun aurcniidSUR MARINE TERMINALS and INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 In the photo above John Raulerson General Manager of the Brunswick Port Authority and Mrs Raulerson chat with Governor Maddox Below A port discussion forum No its a quartet consisting of Senator Frank Miller GPA Board member W D Trippe Senator Michael Padgett and Senator Julian Webb The song Georgia On My Mind What else 00000 steamship agcncY ine STEAMSHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES 206 East Bay Street Savannah Georgia Nothing Covers the South Like Dixie Dew TWX 9123542719 Telephone 2345358 iGPA Board member Willis Conger of with Governor Maddox Lower photo The Governor is flanked by GPA Board member A M isris Sr of Brunswick and Mr Harris son Reid a State Representative from Glynn County NEW TWOWAY DIRECT SERVICE Via Panama Canal between SAVANNAH and the Hi rAlf LAO 1 gfl Our vessels also serve BOSTON BALTIMORE NORFOLK PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK Call YOKOHAMA KOBE PUSAN HONGKONG MANILA KEELUNG n Modern vessels having deep tanks refrigerated space and excellent heavy lift facilities For bookings and outward information 212 7972521 For inward 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24 StrachanApril 1 Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Poeldyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein April 5 Ittersum RTP Independent Gulf Smith Sc Kelly April 6 Audacity Regent Southern April 6 Kamperdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein April 13 Klavdia Vega Stevens April 13 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeasiern M April 14 Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Hasselburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M April 21 Amenity Regent Southern April 26 Kennemerland HollandAmerica Hohenstein May 2 Hilversum RTP Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly May 7 American Manufacturer United States Strachan May 7 4L Syllum OzeanStinnes Southeastern M May 9 Kerkedyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein May 12 Evgenia Vega Stevens May 12 A1 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 1 Le Havre FRANCE rH Poeldyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein April 5 1 Kamperdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein April 13 X Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 T V Kennemerland HollandAmerica Hohenstein May 2 Kerkedyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein May 12 3 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 r Rotterdam NETHERLANDS L American Leader United States Strachan April 1 cV Poeldyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein April 5 Ittersum RTP Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly April 6 11 Audacity Regent Southern April 6 X Kamperdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein April 13 Klavdia Vega Stevens April 13 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M April 14 Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 j Hasselburg OzeanStinnes Southeasiern M April 21 V Amenity Regent Southern April 26 Pioneer Tide United States Strachan April 27 C Kennemerland HollandAmerica Hohenstein May 2 p Hilversum RTP Independent Gulf Smith 8c Kelly May 7 American Manufacturer United States Strachan May 7 Syllum OzeanStinnes Southeasiern M May 9 Kerkedyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein May 12 Evgenia Vega Stevens May 12 Vx W Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 yj PACIFIC 1 J 1 ib Adelaide AUSTRALIA Y Middlesex Am Sc Australian Smith 8c Kelly April 3 A 1 M Trojaland Columbus Southern April 3 Port Burnie Port Strachan April 16 City of Brisbane R Am Sc Australian Smith 8c Kelly April 17 Queensland Star R Blue Star Southern April 21 City of Auckland Am Sc Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 1 fe Australian Isle Farrell Southeastern Maritime May 5 r Montreal Star R Blue Star Southern May 10 Port Huon Port Strachan May 13 ff Auckland NEW ZEALAND Port LincolnPort Baron BelhavenAm Sc Australian Brisbane AUSTRALIA Middlesex Strachan Smith 8c Kelly Cap Vilano RT Port Burnie City of Brisbane R Am Sc AustralianSmith Sc Kelly Columbus Southern Port Strachan Am Sc Australian Smith Sc Kelly Blue Star Southern Am Sc Australian Smith Sc Kelly Southeastern Maritime Southern Southern Strachan Queensland Star R City of Auckland Australian IsleFarrell Susanne SkouColumbus Montreal Star RBlue Star Port HuonPort Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Southeastern M Phil BataanMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M CebuTPHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern April 2 April 30 April 3 April 5 April 16 April 17 April 21 May 1 May 5 May 5 May 10 May 13 Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Phil BataanMaritime of Phils Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Phil Pres Roxas RTPUnited Philippine Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Phil BataanMaritime of Phils Dunedin NEW ZEALAND Port LincolnPort Baron BelhavenLAm Sc Australian FremantleAUSTRALIA TrojalandColumbus Hobart TASMANIA Australian IsleFarrell Southeastern M Southern Southern Southeastern M April 18 May 16 April 12 April 18 April 26 May 10 May 16 Southern Southeastern M Southern Southern Southeastern M April 12 April 18 April 26 May 10 May 16 Strachan Smith 8c Kelly April 2 April 30 SouthernApril 3 Southeastern Maritime May 5 Hong Kong HONG KONG Export Adventurer Am Export Isbrandtsen Don Antonio Phil Corregidor Express Phil Pres Roxas RTP Phil Pres Quezon RTP Export Commerce Phil Bataan StrachanApril 6 United Philippine Southern April 12 Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern MApril 18 Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan April 22 United Philippine SouthernApril 26 United Philippine SouthernMay 10 Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanMay 12 Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern MMay 16 Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernApril 12 Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheasiern MApril 18 Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine SouthernApril 26 Spce T Denotes Tnk Spce PDenote9 Passenger GEORGA ANCHORACE I V 4fr r i J 4 l t i V J l v 4f 4 T J f 4 5p f w S if vlh 4 fk p w Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine SouthernMay 10 Phil Bataan Maritime of Phils Southeastern MMay 16 Inchon KOREA Export Adventurer Am Export Isbrandiseti Sirachan April 6 Export Commerce Am Export IsbrandtsenSirachanMay 12 Kaohsiung FORMOSA Hai Ping China Merchants SouthernApril 11 Keelung FORMOSA Oregon Maru K Line Stevens April 6 Export Adventurer Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan April 6 Hai PingChina Merchants Southern April 11 Belgium MaruK Line Stevens April 19 Express Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan April 22 Muneshima MaruK Line Stevens May 6 Export Commerce Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan May 12 France Maru K Line Stevens May 25 Kobe JAPAN Oregon MaruK Line Stevens April 6 Export Adventurer Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan April 6 Manjusan Maru MilsuiO S K Strachan April 8 Sumida Maru N Y K Sirachan April 10 Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernApril 12 Yamawaka Maru YamashitaShinnihon Smith Kelly April 16 Belgium MaruK Line Stevens April 19 ExpressAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanApril 22 Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern April 26 Muneshima MaruK Line Stevens May 6 Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern May 10 Hoeisan Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan May 11 Saisuma Maru N Y K Strachan May 12 Export Commerce Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan May 12 France Maru K Line Stevens May 25 Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND Port Lincoln Port Sirachan April 2 Baron Belhaven Am Australian Smith 8c Kelly April 30 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Export AdventurerAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan April 6 DonAntonioUnited Philippine SouthernApril 12 Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Southeastern M April 18 Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine Southern April 26 Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern May 10 Export Commerce Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanMay 12 Phil Bataan Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern MMay 16 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Middlesex Am AustralianSmith 8c Kelly April 3 Cap Vilano RT Columbus Southern April 5 Port Burnie Port Strachan April 16 Queensland Star R Blue Star Southern April 21 City of Brisbane R Am Australian Smith Kelly April 17 City of Auckland Am 8c Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 1 Australian Isle Farrell Southeastern MaritimeMay 5 Susanne SkouColumbus Southern May 5 Montreal Star R Blue Star f SouthernMay 10 Port Huon Port Strachan May 13 Nagoya JAPAN Oregon Maru Manjusan Maru Sumida Maru Hai Ping1 Yamawaka Maru Belgium Maru Express Muneshima Maru Hoeisan Maru Satsuma Maru France Maru K Line Stevens April 6 MitsuiO S K Sirachan April 8 N Y K Strachan April 10 China Merchants Southern April 11 Y amashitaShinnihon Smith 8c Kelly April 16 K Line Stevens April 19 Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan April 22 K Line Stevens May 6 MitsuiO S K Strachan May 11 N Y K Strachan May 12 K Line Stevens May 25 Napier NEW ZEALAND Port Lincoln Port SirachanApril 2 Baron BeHiavenAm AustralianSmith KellyApril 30 New Plymouth NEW ZEALAND Port Lincoln Port StrachanApril 2 Osaka JAPAN Oregon Maru K Line Stevens April 6 Export AdventurerAm Export Isbrandtsen Sirachan April 6 Manjusan MaruMitsuiO S K SirachanApril 8 Sumida Maru N Y K Strachan April 10 Yamawaka Maru YamashitaShinnihonSmith Kelly April 16 Belgium Maru JK Line Stevens April 19 Muneshima Maru K Line Stevens May 6 Hoeisan Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan May 11 Export Commerce Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan May 12 Saisuma MaruN Y K Sirachan May 12 France Maru K Line StevensMay 25 Pusan KOREA Export Adventurer Am Export Isbrandtsen Express Am Export Isbrandtsen Export Commerce Am Export Isbrandtsen Shimizu JAPAN ExpressAm Export Isbrandtsen Singapore SINGAPORE Express Am Export Isbrandtsen StrachanApril 22 Sydney AUSTRALIA Middlesex Am Australian Smith Kelly April 3 Cap Vilano RTColumbus Southern April 5 Port Burnie Port Strachan April 16 City of Brisbane R Am Australian Smith Kelly April 17 Queensland Star R Blue Star Southern April 21 City of Auckland Am Australian Smith 8c Kelly May 1 Australian Isle Farrell Southeastern MaritimeMay 5 StrachanApril 6 Sirachan April 22 StrachanMay 12 StrachanApril 22 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date Susanne SkouColumbus SouthernMay 5 Montreal Star R Blue Star Southern May 10 Port Huon Port Sirachan May 13 Wellington NEW ZEALAND Port LincolnPort StrachanApril 2 Baron Belhaven Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c Kelly April 30 Yokohama JAPAN Oregon Maru K Line Stevens April 6 Export Adventurer Am Export Isbrandtsen Sirachan April 6 Manjusan MaruMitsuiO S K StrachanApril 8 Sumida Maru N Y K Strachan April 10 Hai Ping China Merchants Southern April 11 Don Antonio United Philippine SouthernApril 12 Belgium Maru K Line Stevens April 19 Express Am Export Isbrandtsen Sirachan April 22 Phil Pres Roxas RTP United Philippine SouthernApril 26 Muneshima Maru K Line Stevens May 6 Phil Pres Quezon RTP United Philippine Southern May 10 Hoeisan Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan May 11 Export Commerce Am Export Isbrandtsen Sirachan May 12 Satsuma Maru N Y K Strachan May 12 Yamawaka Maru YamashitaShinnihon Smith 8c Kelly April 16 France MaruK Line StevensMay 25 PERSIAN GULF Bahrein BAHREIN Concordia FossConcordia Basra IRAQ Concordia FossConcordia Dammam SAUDI ARABIA Concordia FossConcordia Khorramshahr IRAN Concordia FossConcordia Kuwait KUWAIT Concordia Foss Concordia SouthernApril 7 SouthernApril 7 SouthernApril 7 SouthernApril 7 SouthernApril 7 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Flying Endeavor R Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan State of Rajasthan S C I Smith 8c Kelly State of Mysore S C I Smith 8c Kelly Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA State of Rajasthan S C I Smith 8c Kelly Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic Dixie Sleihav Djakarta Lloyd Stevens Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic Dixie Port Sudan SUDAN Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic Dixie Hellenic Pioneer RTPHellenic SB Dixie March 30 April 16 April 29 April 16 April 20 April 24 April 30 April 20 April 30 SCANDINAVIA BALT 1C Copenhagen DENMARK Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 Gydnia POLAND Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 Gothenburg SWEDEN Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 HelsinkiTurku FINLAND Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 Malmo SWEDEN Maltesholm y C WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan May 23 Norrkoping SWEDEN Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 Oslo NORWAY Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 Stockholm SWEDEN Maltesholm WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan April 16 Thalatta WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan May 23 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Brodin Southeastern MooreMcCormack Bahia BRAZIL Ingrid Brodin Belem BRAZIL Mormacoak T Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Buenos Aires TPI varan Mormacdawn RTMooreMcCormack Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Mormacgulf RTMooreMcCormack SalvadorIvaran Mormacmail RTMooreMcCormack Cabedello BRAZIL Mormacoak TMooreMcCormack MaritimeApril 22 SirachanApril 10 SouthernApril 4 StrachanApril 7 SouthernApril 18 StrachanApril 27 SouthernMay 9 Strachan May 12 Sirachan April 10 Curacao ARGENTINA Sinon R Royal Netherlands Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 14 StrachanMay 12 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Fortaleza BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Itajai BRAZIL Ingrid Brodin Brodin Southeastern Maritime April 22 Maceio BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Montevideo URUGUAY Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern April 4 Mormacdawn RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 7 Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern April 18 Mormacgulf RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27 Ivaran Southern May 9 Mormacmail RT MooreMcCormack Strachan May 12 Natal BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacdawn RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 7 Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Mormacgulf RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27 Mormacmail RT MooreMcCormack Strachan May 12 Porto Alegre BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Recife BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL Loide Nicaragua Lloyd Bras Strachan April 3 Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern April 4 Mormacdawn RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 7 Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern April 18 Ingrid Brodin Brodin Southeastern Maritime April 22 Mormacgulf RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27 Salvador Ivaran Southern May 9 Mormacmail RT MooreMcCormack Strachan May 12 Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL Mormacdawn RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 7 Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Salvador BRAZIL Loide Nicaragua Lloyd Bras Strachan April 3 Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Santos BRAZIL Loide Nicaragua Lloyd Bras Strachan April 3 Buenos Aires TP Ivaran Southern April 4 Mormacdawn RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 7 Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Rio de Janeiro TP Ivaran Southern April 18 Ingrid Brodin Brodin Southeastern Maritime April 22 Mormacgulf RT MooreMcCormack Strachan April 27 Salvador Ivaran Southern May 9 Mormacmail RT MooreMcCormack Strachan May 12 Sao Luiz BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack Strachan April 10 Vitoria BRAZIL Loide Nicaragua Lloyd Bras Strachan April 3 SOUTH AMERICA NORTH COAST LaGuaira VENEZUELA A Vessel Venezuelan Smith Kelly April 10 Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 14 A Vessel Venezuelan Smith St Kelly April 24 Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 12 Maracaibo VENEZUELA Adonis R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 7 Isis R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 21 Aegis R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 5 Matanzas VENEZUELA A Vessel Venezuelan Smith Si Kelly April 10 A Vessel Venezuelan Smith Kelly April 24 MatanzasPuerto Ordaz VENEZUELA Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 14 Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 12 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Adonis R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 7 A Vessel Venezuelan Smith St Kelly April 10 Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 14 Isis R Royal Netherlands Strachan April 21 A Vessel Venezuelan Smith Kelly April 24 Aegis R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 5 Sinon R Royal Netherlands Strachan May 12 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Antofagasta CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Arica CHILE Chilean Strachan April 8 Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 Buenaventura COLOMBIA Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 Callao PERU April 8 Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 Chanaral CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Pale Coquimbo CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Guayaquil ECUADOR Aconcgus Chilean Strachan April 8 Brasilien West Coasl Southeastern Maritime April 16 Iquique CHILE aV Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Matarani PERU Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 Pimental PERU Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 Punta Arenas CHILE Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 San Antonio CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 Taicahuano CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Brasilien West Coasi Southeastern Maritime April 16 Tocopilla CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Valparaiso CHILE Aconcagua Chilean Strachan April 8 Brasilien West Coast Southeastern Maritime April 16 SOUTH ASIA 1 Belawan Deli INDONESIA Slethav Djakarta Lloyd Stevens April 24 Bombay INDIA Flying Endeavor R Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan March 30 Steel Director R Isthmian Strachan April 7 Steel Surveyor R Isthmian Strachan April 11 State of Rajasthan S C I Smith St Kelly April 16 Jalakala Scindia Smith Sc Kelly April 22 Express Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan April 22 State of Mysore S C I Smith Kelly April 29 Steel Age R Isthmian Strachan May 5 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan May 11 Calcutta INDIA Flying Endeavor R Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan March 30 Steel Surveyor R Isthmian Strachan April 11 State of Rajasthan S C I Smith Sc Kelly April 16 Hellenic Hero RTP Hellenic Dixie April 20 Jalakala Scindia Smith Kelly April 22 State of Mysore S C I Smith Sc Kelly April 29 Hellenic Pioneer RTP Hellenic Dixie April 30 Steel Age R Isthmian Strachan May 5 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan May 11 Chaina PAKISTAN Flying Endeavor R Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan March 30 Chittagong PAKISTAN Flying Endeavor R Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan March 30 Cochin INDIA Steel Director R Isthmian Strachan April 7 Jalakala Scindia Smith St Kelly April 22 Djakarta INDONESIA Slethav Djakarta Lloyd Stevens April 24 Karachi PAKISTAN Steel Director R Isthmian Strachan April 7 Steel Surveyor R Isthmian Strachan April 11 Express Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan April 22 Steel Age R Isthmian Strachan May 5 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan May 11 Madras INDIA Flying Endeavor R Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan March 30 Steel Director R Isthmian Strachan April 7 Steel Surveyor R Isthmian Strachan April 11 State of Rajasthan S C I Smith St Kelly April 16 Jalakala Scindia Smith St Kelly April 22 State of Mysore S C I Smith St Kelly April 29 Steel Age R Isthmian Strachan May 5 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan May 11 Surabaya INDONESIA Slethav Djakarta Llovd Stevens April 24 UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Avonmouth ENGLAND Tremayne Manchester Smith Sc Kelly May 8 Belfast IRELAND Tremayne Manchester Smith Kelly May 8 Dublin IRELAND Tremayne Manchester Smith Kelly May 8 Liverpool ENGLAND American Harvester United States Strachan April 7 American Reporter United States Strachan May 3 London ENGLAND United States Strachan April May 7 American Reporter United States Strachan 3 Manchester ENGLAND Tremayne Manchester Smith Sc Kelly May 8 A T 4 A n 0 jAr r If F fc 4 i 0 V 1 to 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE A4 vcV y 4t4 fa SV If 14 i rT I 4 j jk if 4r Ifl 1 I r 4 Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A ConKingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports solidated Sailing Schedule is available from the Savannah South African South American and the Far Eastern District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga Shipping Companies DIXIE STEAMSHIP AGENCY INC 206 E Bay Street HANSEN TIDEMANN INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street 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 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 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 COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN Suite 2089 Realty Bldg Foreign Freight Forwarders continued JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building Custom House Brokers W G CARROLL INC 411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg Atlanta Georgia Consuls BRAZIL Jack M Sayler 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 J P Imlay V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique Consul C H Honorary C Career SAVANNAH P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 Teletype 9123543499 J D HOLT Executive Director Georgia Ports Authoritys Solicitation Offices BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 AMherst 58500 NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 Teletype 9122655138 Teletype 2125711312 CECIL G GNANN JOE DOWNING CHICAGO 200 So Michigan HArrison 78478 FRED WHELAN ATLANTA 1131 Healey Bldg JAckson 51595 CLAUDE NEWMAN JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 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 f ifr t SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS JANUARYFEBRUARY 1967 27 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Aiqu Q t 4 f t 1 t t A i AW W 4 mJ A h A V ii The University Libraries The University of Georgia A the ns Georgia 30601 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA 9 OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY MARCHAPRILf4Q67 UNIVER3IT Parking Problems If parking is your problem you should check on the Georgia Ports Authoritys deepwater terminals at Brunswick and Savannah We have 22 berths at your disposal Whats more they are backed up with hundreds of thousands of square feet of modern transit sheds with 57 foot margins featuring double rail tracks If youll check your slide rule you will find that these berths were designed with containers in mind Were still not satisfied we will have three additional berths ready within the next 365 days So if parking is your problem here is your answer write J D HOLT Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 PS You will note this is a Berth Ad We didnt even mention our 3000000 square feet of commercial warehousing 2 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE V M THE EXECUTIVES CORNER By J D Holt V ft a K8f3 One of Georgias traditional sporting events is the annual Masters Golf Tournament held in Augusta Spring comes early in the Southland and at the precise moment that the azaleas and dogwood are most colorful thousands of golfing enthusiasts from all over the nation converge upon Augusta to marvel HOLT at the artistry of the worlds greatest golfers Becoming traditional as well is the annual event known as the Red Carpet Tour when Georgia is favored by a visit of a group of the nations leading industrialists who tour Georgia early in the week with the Masters as the piece de resistance Many of our guests this year already have substantial business investments within Georgia Others are becoming aware of the growing South and wanted to take a firsthand look at the many advantages which Georgia offers It was most rewarding to have had them with us GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE AND COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Robert H Tharpe Atlanta A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary Anton F Solms Jr Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director oj Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude Newman Atlanta Director oj Commerce and Trajjic Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director oj Public Relations Advertising VOLUME 8 NUMBER 2 MARCHAPRIL 1967 JIM BISSON Editor Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request Page MTMTS 4 PORT PERSONALITIES PROGRESS 10 RED CARPET TOUR 11 TAVOLA ROTONDA 12 PORT NEWS VIEWS 16 SAILING SCHEDULE 19 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 23 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for THE COVER Export Award MTMTS cargo moves via Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal See story Page 4 Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority MARCHAPRIL 1967 3 JfcMami l Guyojte Jr Executive Assistant and Senior TransportaiionAdviser ot the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service of Washingtoiff D C takes a firsthand look at the Georgia Ports Authoritys MTMTS loading operations at Savannah With Mr Guyoite are lames I Newsome Jr Director of Operations and Graham I Bailey Assistant director of Operations of the Georgia Ports Authority GEORGIA ANCHORAGE OUR FIRST TWO YEARS By MAJOR GENERAL JOHN J LANE COMMANDER MILITARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND TERMINAL SERVICE EDITORS NOTE The Georgia Ports Authority recently invited Ronald L Guyotte Jr Executive Assistant for Senior Transportation Advisor of the Military Transportation Management and Terminal Service to Savannah for a firsthand look at the GPAs military handling procedures Mr Guyottes Savannah visit coincided with the second anniversary of the MTMTS The photos accompanying this article depict Mr Guyottes visit but the story of MTMTS was best related by Major General John J Lane Commander MTMTS in the Services own publication Transportation Proceedings which we reproduce in full for our Anchor Age readers The Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service MTMTS was born two years ago in an era of international tension and technological revolution From the very beginning it was faced with unprecedented challenges The heavy logistics requirements of the Department of Defense DOD demanded that we organize and become fully operational as rapidly as possible During these crucial and formative years we relied heavily on the professional experience of our personnel the wisdom and patience of higher and lateral headquarters and the support of the transportation industry of the United States all important ingredients in our successful progress and growth during our first two years During this period I was frequently asked how I felt about the establishment of our new agency I usually replied that I felt as George Washington must have felt about the establishment of the War Office in 1776 In a letter to the President of the Congress he wrote Instituting a War Office is certainly an event of great importance The benefits derived from it will be considerable although the plan upon which it is first formed may not be entirely perfect Time will discover its defects and experience will suggest the remedy and such further improvement as may be necessary These prophetic words written 190 years ago could well have been the working motto for our new agency Although we have succeeded beyond our programmed expectations we have found the original plan or charter to be excellentbut not entirely perfect Indeed we have discovered some defects as George Washington warned in his letter but we are daily applying remedies and improvements I suspect this will be a way of life at MTMTS for several years to come for nothing is as permanent as change in the military The Single Manager Program To honor our Nations international commitments the Department of Defense fields a powerful fighting combination of armed forces with the ability to win wars if deterrence fails This requires a vast and complex logistics system capable of carrying out the movement and maintenance of forces responsibilities essential to our military posture Perhaps the most important ingredient in the military logistics spectrum is transportation This expensive and criti MARCHAPRIL 1967 5 cal national resource connects and vitalizes all elements of defense Not only must it be responsive to military requirements but it must also serve the Nations industry and commerce as well Allocation of available military and civilian transport therefore must be judiciously controlled and managed Three transportation single manager agencies provide this necessary control for the Department of Defense The Military Sea Transportation Service MSTS exercises responsibility for all ocean transportation except that which is transported by units of the fleet The Military Airlift Command MAC formerly the Military Air Transport Service MATS is responsible for all air transportation between points in the United States and overseas areas and between and within overseas areas MTMTS the newest of the three transportation agencies is responsible for all traffic within the Continental United States certain traffic originating in the U S for overseas and the operation of assigned commonuser ocean terminals Each provides centralized control in its assigned area of responsibility and each is dedicated to eliminating duplication effecting economies and increasing effectiveness throughout the military establishment Extensive Liaison Underlying the decision to establish MTMTS was the need for a single agency to coordinate and utilize available military and civilian transportation in the United States In so doing DOD is now able to consolidate the management control and operation of a worldwide transportation system capable of meeting DOD requirements Total movement requirements from origin to destination can now be balanced against total transport capabilities more effectively With the addition of MTMTS improved mobility and more responsive and economical service to the Armed Forces can be expected To carry out our varied responsibilities an extensive liaison with many other government and military agencies is dictated We work very closely with the joint staff the military services the unified commands the other transportation single managers and the commercial transportation industry of the United States The creation of MTMTS did not in any way alter the basic DOD policies which govern our relationship with that essential industry If anything those relationships have been strengthened for as always our primary reliance for transportation services in the U S is placed on the commercial carriers of the United States I think this practice is sound for in addition to being in consonance with our national economic policies it contributes to the economic health of the transportation industry as a whole Committed to Vietnam Like the other two single transportation managers we are also committed to supporting operations in Vietnam When the heavy buildup began in the fall of 1965 port complexes were practically nonexistent at the other end of the line Only the port of Saigon was capable of receiving the mounting flow of supplies Intratheater transportation facilities were likewise inadequate These barriers produced a chain reaction that affected the efficiency of the entire 10000milelong logistic system Production transportation storage and distribution all related to one another were affected all along the line Yet in the first six months after the deployments began 200000 troops and their supporting equipment and supplies were transported from the United States Complete units such as the First Air Cavalry Division from Fort Benning Georgia and the First Infantry Division from Fort Riley Kansas were moved without delay To establish initial bases the advance parties were quickly airlifted by MAC At the same time the main body was on its way in MSTS shipsthe First Cavalry from ports on the East and Gulf Coasts and the First Infantry from West Coast ports The movement of these two divisions took 6 passenger ships 27 cargo vessels 126 aircraft 4 aircraft carriers 17 special trains and 933 buses A big job made possible by effective coordination between the three single manager transportation agencies the commercial transportation industry of the U S and the theater logistics managers at the other end of the line in Vietnam Since then however new port complexes have been constructed and others improved all along the coast of South Vietnam thus easing the pressure on Saigon In the last year this capacity was increased 300 percent and additional construction is under way As a result shipment of cargo by sea has increased from 176000 measurement tons per month to 700000 tons Accordingly MSTS which operated 299 ships in the fall of 1965 now has 510 ships in service Similarly new airport construction has permitted MAC to increase the number of aircraft it operates and controls on the Vietnam run Airlift missions flown to South Vietnam have increased from 550 in August 1965 to 1400 in September 1966 Although many logistics problems still remain much has been accomplished in relatively little time The movement of personnel and cargo through our West Coast port complex for example has tripled during the past year 6 GEORGIA Organization and Functions MTMTS is jointlystaffed and functions on the principle of centralized control and decentralized operations Organizationally it is composed of three major subordinate commands and a specialized transportation facility It has a personnel complement of 7000 of which 6000 are civilian employees The headquarters located in Northern Virginia just outside Washington D C is structured along conventional lines and operates on the twodeputy system Navy Rear Admiral Elton W Sutherling is the Deputy for Operations and Air Force Brigadier General Thomas L Hayes is Deputy for Management and Systems See organizational chart pages 1213Editor Influencing an annual expenditure of 16 billion MTMTS embraces five basic functional areas It provides traffic management transportation and ocean terminal planning support to the Armed Forces Requirements and capabilities of transportation are key logistics factors which must be considered in all defense planning strategy This function dictates uptotheminute appraisal of the availability of military and commercial transportation in the United States Contingency plans are reviewed for feasibility and alternatives provided as required MTMTS operates assigned military ocean terminals in the United States certain overseas terminal units and the Department of Defense railway interchange fleet We manage and operate 18 military ocean terminals and outports in the United States and 9 overseas terminal units primarily in support of Air Force activities The operation of the Department of Defense railway interchange fleet involves the control and maintenance of more than 5000 special railroad cars registered for interchange service on the Nations rail lines and used to augment commercial capability Recently 200 more such cars were added to the fleet MTMTS controls procurement of commercial transportation service and the movement of cargo traffic into air and passenger and cargo traffic through ocean terminals in the United States During the past year MTMTS arranged the movement of over 18 million persons at a cost of 41 million During the same period MTMTS controlled the movement of more than 22 million short tons of freight at a cost of 273 million Its stevedoring contracts are valued at 50 million MTMTS manages the Department of Defense Household Goods Moving and Storage Program worldwide This program so important to the welfare and morale of the military family is directed and supervised through local transportation offices It affects every member of the DOD and results in a million individual shipments annually Last year 433 million was spent on the program MTMTS develops integrated transportation data systems through movement programs and transportation engineering studies in support of the Joint Chiefs the Department of Defense and other Government and military agencies The developmental programs of MTMTS are many and varied Through movement containerization automated data systems transportation engineering and other programs are being developed to provide more responsive and economical transportation services to the Department of Defense An organization must not only carry out its assigned mission well but must seek new ways to improve Our twoyearold agency is developing at a fast pace In concept it does not lack for the most advanced theories in transportation In application it is constantly putting ideas into practice as new ones evolve from experience This is the true test of any organization anxious to do a little more than that which is expected or required We at MTMTS are dedicated to that principle Management Service and Economy The story of MTMTS is a story of measured accomplishment in surprisingly little time We place a great deal of emphasis on management service and economy As regards management the jointly staffed agency was created to achieve greater efficiency and to develop new ideas for Defense transportation With regard to service MTMTS together with its colleagues in the Armed Forces and industry seeks to ensure that the Department of Defense requirements are met Finally economy was perhaps best described by Thomas Paine who said Public money ought to be touched with the most scrupulous conscientiousness of honor It is not the produce of riches only but of the hard earnings of labor and poverty At MTMTS a great deal of emphasis is placed on these three important areas I am pleased to report that constructive interfacing with military and civilian agencies whose equipment and services we buy has resulted in reported savings amounting to 75 million during the last year This is tangible evidence resulting from the application of sound management techniques Significant savings in responsiveness were also recorded For example prior to the establishment of MTMTS movement control responsibilities were divided between five inherited traffic regions and the ocean terminalseach under separate commands The processing time for export release under this system required six to seven days By merging the two related functions under one manager in both our Eastern and Western Areas the processing time was reduced to 48 hours Not only has this improved internal span of control but more importantly it permits quicker response to the needs of the overseas commander Not only is MTMTS fulfilling its original commitments but it has been assigned new functions in support of DOD transportation requirements Shortly after it was chartered MTMTS was given the task of administering DOD actvities pertaining to Highways for National Defense In this regard surveys of principal highways and connecting roads are made to determine their adequacy for National defense Problems dealing with Interstate location construction and rightofway near military installations are coordinated with other government agencies and recommendations made for their improvements This function includes strategic highway needs in Alaska as well as the Continental United States In addition any responsibilities with regards to transportation engineering were also assigned This includes the study of transportability characteristics of military vehicles and equipment Data is gathered and validated Recommendations are made guidance is provided and technical manuals published on the results During the same period MTMTS directed the movement of 18 million military passengers and 10 million tons of cargo through military and civilian ocean terminals in the United States Here again by negotiating new rates and charges with commercial carriers we realized an additional savings of 25 million New Programs Under Development The developmental programs at MTMTS are tailored to improving strategic mobility providing more responsive and economical service and maintaining an optimum transportation readiness posture EAN 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE The application of systems analysis and computers to transportation problems holds great promise for the future AUTOSTRAD Automated System for Transportation Data is being designed to provide the military planner with essential transportation information The varied subsystems of AUTOSTRAD are being developed to provide instant data on commercial and military transportation capability The information gathered by AUTOSTRAD and its subsystems will be used primarily to support MTMTS functions However it can be readily integrated into the data systems being developed by other government and military agencies A variety of through movement and containerization systems is being developed at MTMTS which will vastly simplify the movement of strategic goods and personnel throughout our areas of responsibility Progress in this area is vital to the transportation industry of the United States Accordingly it is receiving a great deal of attention New studies are underway which will eliminate or reduce traditional barriers that have plagued transportation operations for centuries These include documentation customs mode compatibility technology automation attitudes and many others MTMTS in concert with the commercial transportation industry of the United States is beginning to show important progress in this area The elimination or reduction of impediments to mobility is essential to transportation Studies are underway which will improve mobility in both the material and nonmaterial areas The material category includes delivery means and fixed transportation facilities such as our terminals The nonmaterial includes impediments that may be found in existing policies administrative procedures and systems The end result will be recommendations for the improvement of doctrinal concepts research and development and systems development to reduce time or costs or both Logistics of which transportation is an indispensable part is making great forward progress Accordingly transportation must keep pace by seeking new and better ways to strengthen our Nations defense posture While new achievements are a certainty technological advances complete with international tensions will pose stern challenges We at MTMTS will I am sure be called upon to play an important role in shaping the transportation policies of the future We recognize that the future depends to a high degree on the imagination and initiative of our people With imagination and initiative we can justify our hardwon recognition 9 Established 1886 SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PORTS PERSONALITIES Alter 28 years and 4827 ships Cap William H Fleetwood has retired as a lull branch pilot on the Savannah River Upon Capt Fleetwoods retirement Capt Spencer L Edleman was awarded his 23 toot certificate on the Savannah River Capt Fleetwood represented the third generation of his family to certify as pilots Capt Edleman after serving an apprenticeship of 12 years is the fourth generation of his family to serve as pilots on the Savannah River In the photo above left to right Master Filet Capt Sam W Edleman Capt Frank W Spencer Capt Fleetwood and Capt Spencer Edleman Young Truck Sales Service Inc of Savannah Georgia shipped on March 18 1967 to a customer in Caracas Venezuela two Caterpillar Model 594 Pipelayer Tractors which is the largest crawler tractor Caterpillar has in production at the present lime The two tractors were shipped on the Royal Netherlands vessel Jason and were loaded at berth No 13 Ocean Terminals These tractors weigh approximately 116000 pounds each and they are equipped with 28 fool booms having a lifting capacity of 200000 pounds at a four foot radius The Model 594 Pipelayer tractor is 19 feet long 12 feel three inches high and nine feet four inches wide not counting the pipe laying equipment which was dismounted to facilitate shipment Both tractors and their equipment measure approximately 6217 cubic feet and weigh about 232000 pounds Slrachan Shipping Company are the agents for Royal Netherlands in Savannah fW GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Seventh Red Carpet Tour Includes Thirtysix Executives Thirlysix lop manufacturing executives have toured the State of Georgia by land sea and air on an eventful three day visit which terminated at the Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta Utilizing two chartered planes which made five stops throughout the State and featured an aerial survey of 75 Georgia communities In the photos accompanying this article the group is shown disembarking from the charter boat Waving Girl after touring the Savannah harbor and boarding their special plane as they depart Savannah for the Masters Golf Tournament Addressing the group at Rome Georgia Governor Lester Maddox said Although we realize that no businessman is likely to locate his business here solely on the information he received on a three day trip we feel that it is more than coincidence that more than two hundred million dollars in new and expanded industry has been located in Georgia by companies which attend this tour PROGRESS r Vit Will Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta MARCHAPRIL 1967 Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 K LINE Inr York INC GENERAL AGENT 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 American Consul General John C Fuess addressing the General One dynamic American Consul General several regional Chambers of Commerce and Associations leading Government Officials Trade Fair Managers one American Chamber of Commerce one U S Trade Center and a good measure of press business firms and buyers for seasoning These constituted the essential ingredients for a unique recipe entitled TAVOLA ROTONDAin plain language a Round Table on Trade between the Region in NorthEast Italy called FriuliVeneziaGiulia and the United States Laurence W Magrath European Director of the Georgia Ports Authority speaking in Italian gives a sixminute presentation on Georgia and her ports That as illustrated on these pages is the short short story of the recent Round Table held in Trieste sponsored by the ItalianAmerican Association the Trieste Chamber of Commerce and the American Consul General under the auspices ofthe Mayor of Trieste the Regional AROUND THE TABLE IN ITALY By LAURENCE W MAGRATH EUROPEAN DIRECTOR TAVOLA ROTONDA 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE mm B i P I tf 1 Trieste Chamber of Commerce Tavola Rotonda V Italian Government Commissioner and other officials with a total atV tendance of 700 When we in America think of centers of Italian commerce our thoughts turn to Milan Turin Genoa and the cities in the vicinity of that industrial triangle What we learned at Trieste is that the I Friuli Venezia Giulia region for which that port is the ocean gateway and to some extent also Venice L affords excellent possibilities for twoway trade development It is significant that the organizers of the Round Table invited the nine American Port Authorities present as the principal vehicles to get their message across thereby recognizing that all of them act as catalysts between European and American business firms including bridging and closing language and procedural gaps This surely Si Southern doesnt stop when the sun goes down We go 24 hours a day 365 days a year That means when you ship via Southern your freight keeps moving Its a wise thing to remember SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM SOUTHERN S ACCENT IS ON YOU Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Kingston Port au Prince Santo Domingo Puerto Cabello Maracaibo EVERY FOUR WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Puerto Cabello Port of Spain Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas CitySTRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY CharlestonCAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY New YorkFUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC g Hoyal IteUierlands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 KN5M MARCHAPRIL 1967 13 I 4 4 a jk iw iyi POflTS AUTHORITY AH AND BRUNSWICK GEORGIA U S A E IL LORO E COPRE TREDICI STATI At r exhibit we were fortunate in having the services of a gifted young lady Miss Giuliana Leeb completely bilingual who has spent one year mostly in Wisconsin under the auspices of the American Field Service She certainly helped us fto put over Georgia and our Ports In the above photo Miss Leeb and Mr Magralh discuss the merits of Georgias Ports with Consul General Fuess SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 2808 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA GEORGIA ANCHORAGE PS M 4 I ihf 1 1 f 4 mt r V fy 4 M 4 is one of the finest tributes that can be paid our American Port Authorities as a whole with respect to their overseas representatives The dynamic American Consul General at Trieste one of the chief ingredients of the Tavola Rotonda recipe is Mr John C Fuess who with his staff had worked tirelessly on this project with his Italian friends for at least 3 months prior to the event The advance coverage to say nothing of subsequent publicity was widespread and included a bilingual attractive 10 page color program featuring morning and afternoon sessions each lasting about two hours plus set periods for open discussion The numerous official functions on both dates included a reception at Mr Fuess beautiful home overlooking Trieste attended by several hundred people In keeping with these container times with the help of the U S Air Force he set up four containers in the front of his home Two days later we attended a conference at Venice as guests of their Chamber of Commerce and maybe some of our AnchorAge readers will take this as a tongue in cheek tale Believe us it was not so Venice on its islands and with its lovely lagoons true enough is a relic of antiquity and there are still a few real gondolas in spite of the water busses and water taxis The commercial harbor is VeniceMarghera on the mainland and it is there the main develop ments are taking place including deepening of the channel for deepsea tonnage Venice has its own hinterland but part of it overlaps that of Trieste In fact from the Georgia Ports standpoint we even were reminded of a certain analogy with our own Port of Brunswick At Venice after the various port presentations somewhat along the same lines as at Trieste we were privileged to have a discussion with their human dynamo namely Dr Arrigo Usigli President of the Venice Chamber of Commerce This gentleman certainly will help spark trade development in that sector if it is to be accomplished When we were preparing our exhibits for Trieste we had no concept of what it could mean to the Georgia Ports Now above all we realize we have learned about an industrial area which was new to us and surely offers development possibilities Further in closing this account of what took place at Trieste and Venice we must pay warm tribute to our energetic hosts in both cities not to mention their ever gracious Italian hospitality If some of our Georgia businessmen are seeking new contacts in the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region of Italy we in Europe in cooperation with the GPA Offices at Atlanta and Savannah are equipped to assist them and hope that these facilities may be availed of This we put forward as a practical proposal FORWARDER UC NO 949 BUILDING 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA P 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 MARCHAPRIL 1967 15 when you think about world trade or travel Our recently expanded International Department can give you experienced counsel and a great deal of PersontoPerson Service in all areas of trade or travel overseas This includes foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers cheques with contacts throughout the world If the growth of international trade or the lure of overseas travel entices you talk with our International Department specialists first They can help you feel right at home wherever you go Telephone 2343441 Area 912 Tmnk Savannah Bank MEMBER FDIC GEORGIA ANCHORAGE BRUNSWICK HARBOR MODEL Civic officials of Brunswick Ga view a scaled hydraulic model of the Brunswick Harbor al the U S Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station Vicksburg Miss where the model was constructed to study silling problems Front row left to right C G Gnann Manager of Brunswick Division Georgia Ports Authority and Lt Col W L Barnes District Engineer at Savannah back row left to right C P Trainor and J W Harris Savannah District J L Raulerson General Manager Brunswick Port Authority I M Aiken Chairman of the Board of the Brunswick Port Authority and A M Harris Member Georgia Ports Authority Board PORT NEWS VIEWS r J I 1 vAv v NATIONAL MARITIME DAY MEMORIAL SERVICES SET FOR MAY 21 Again this year the Savannah Port Society will sponsor a Memorial Service at the Seamens Burial Plot in Laurel Grove Cemetery in Savannah The services will be conducted by the Reverend A Dale Umbreit at 330 pm The public is invited The Rev Dr Arthur Stainback of the Bull Street Baptist Church will be the main 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Kelly May 2 May 5 Steel Age R Isthmian Strachan May 5 Jaladhanya Scindia Smith Kelly May 7 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan May 11 Vishva Prem RT S C I Smith Kelly May 16 Surabaya INDONESIA Slethav Djakarta Lloyd Stevens April 25 UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Avonmouth ENGLAND Themayne Manchester Smith St Kelly May 8 Belfast IRELAND Themayne Manchester Smith St Kelly May 8 Dublin IRELAND Themayne Manchester Smith St Kelly May 8 Liverpool ENGLAND American Reporter United States Slrachan May 3 London ENGLAND American Reporter United States Strachan May 3 Evgenia Vega Stevens May 13 Manchester ENGLAND ThemayneManchesterSmith St KellyMay 8 SouthernApril 18 StrachanApril 20 SouthernMay 9 StrachanMay 12 I I vw 4 ft Is v 4 4i 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE f I V Iw ii m is 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 HANSEN T1DEMANN INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street 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 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 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 COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN Suite 2089 Realty Bldg 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 continued JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building Custom House Brokers W G CARROLL INC 411 American Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 1518 Healey Bldg Atlanta Georgia Consuls BRAZIL Jack M Sayler 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 J P Imlay V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique Consul C H Honorary C Career TS SAVANNAH BRUNSWICK NEW YORK I CHICAGO ATLANTA P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 P 0 Box 1758 233 Broadway 200 go Michi COrtlandt 75731 1131 Healey Bldg Teletype 8107845634 J D HOLT AMherst 58500 rr i rtsa 71 Tolo I H Arrisoli 78478 leletype 2125711312 JAckson 51595 Executive Director CECIL G GNANN JOE DOWNING IFRED WHELAN CLAUDE NEWMAN BONN GERMANY 532 Bonn Bad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 Telephone Bad Godesberg 69344 LAURENCE W MAGRATH JAMES I NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations W 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 MARCHAPRIL 1967 23 Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA f OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY LIBRARIES MAYJUNE 1967 Atlanta Anniston Griffin Greenville Columbia Athens AUGUSTA 0ranSebarS Opelika Macon Dublin Phnix City COLUMBUS Montgomery Cordelej Albany Dothan BAINBRIDGE Marianna I if tom Valdosta Tallahassee Statesboro Savcmnaf Brunswick Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Gulf Intracoastal Waterway ft N 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 inland terminals NAMETITLE COMPANY ADDRESS I 1 r street city zone state GEORGIA ANCHORAGE W THE EXECUTIVES t CORNER rf By J D Holt Webster defines revolution as a total or radical change To many port people containerization would appear to exceed Websters definition and become instead a manysided monster difficult to grapple with because as yet the hand holds are not too clearly defined And in times of revolution one cannot look into the past to judge the future rather one must look into the future to judge the future And the future of containers for Savannah appears to be bright p We are handling containers now with direct service to both Europe Y and AustraliaNew Zealand with fv more services to other areas of the world in the process of being added il The Southeast with its capital in Atlanta has but a limited industrialization past possibly only two r or three decades But today an 1 m industrial revolution is taking place in the Southeast so therefore Georgias future and ours is just beginning and container traffic looms J p prominently on the horizon as a part of the new picture GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE AND COLUMBUS TK HOLT AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Robert H Tharpe Atlanta A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie Secretary 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 Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising btckoi yTtiQ VOLUME 8 NUMBER 3 MAYJUNE 1967 JIM BISSON Editor Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request Page NS SAVANNAH 4 HOLLAND AMERICA CONTAINERS 8 CONTAINER CONCEPT 10 PORT PERSONALITIES PROGRESS 12 BABCOCK WILCOX ANNIVERSARY 14 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA 16 ATLANTA TRANSPORTATION MEET 18 HARBOR IMPROVEMENT 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 23 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 27 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY I Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award THE COVER f GE MAYJUNE 1967 The NS Savannah returns for her second visit to her home port the Garden City terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority For complete story see page 4 For free color print offer of NS Savannah see back cover Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georaia Ports Authority With apologies to Thomas Wolfe we say You can go home again Particularly if you are the sleek undisputed Queen of the high seas the NS Savannah For some time prior to her arrival in Savannah the news media had established the fact that the Good Lady was returning home not as a show piece but as a working ship and no visitors would be allowed She arrived on Schedule in the early morning of May 25 on what was to be her last voyage before joining the mothball fleet There was no fanfare The only flotilla that greeted her were two business like tugs of Atlantic Towing Company When she reached downtown Savannah her loyal fans were there hundreds of Savannahians lined the waterfront with a warm welcome for their Fair Lady No colorful ships flags flew from her mast her decks were loaded with cargoshe was indeed a working ship but still as stately and as proud as she was in 1962 when she visited her home port on her maiden voyage As soon as the Savannah docked at the Garden City terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority her rebirth began She began to load the largest cargo of her career and was scheduled to leave home port the next day with a record cargo on board destined for the Far East Then word came that the U S House Appropriations Committee had blocked plans to lay up the proud ship by including in an omnibus 219 billion appropriation bill with 33 million to keep the Savannah afloat U S Congressman G Elliott Hagan who had pushed the fight to save the Savannah as did Georgia Senators Russell and Talmadge arrived in Savannah to announce the news personally to the crew and members of the Savannah Maritime Association at a luncheon on board the Savannah Accompanying Representative Hagan were Frank Harden and Jackson Weaver of the famed WMAL Harden and Weaver radio show of Washington D C whom he praised highly for their efforts in publicizing Save the Savannah in the Washington D C area Yes Mr Wolfe you can go home again and we all hope the NS Savannah does so soon 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Established 1886 SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y juwfkij1 Congressman G Elliott Hagan along with Frank Harden and Jackson Weaver of Washington D C Radio WMAL and Capt Austin D Cushman Jr skipper of the NS Savannah look on as the Savannah takes on the largest cargo of her career while visiting her home port The Savannah left the Garden City Terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority with a record load of general cargo destined for Far Eastern ports Strachan Shipping Company is agent for the American Export Isbrandtsen Lines who operate the NS Savannah 6 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE rWiSf r T A A y h Y f y 4Miy f f f t Alt K i A StYtv I a r A NEW TWOWAY DIRECT SERVICE Via Panama Canal between SAVANNAH and the FAR EAST Our vessels also serve BOSTON BALTIMORE NORFOLK PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK Call YOKOHAMA KOBE PUSAN HONGKONG MANILA KEELUNG Modern vessels having deep tanks refrigerated space and excellent heavy lift facilities For bookings and outward information 212 7972521 Forinward information 212 7977948 American Export ISBRANDTSEN LINES STRACHAN SHIPPING CO 2 East Bryan Street Savannah Georgia 912 ADams 46671 NEW DIRECT AMERICAN FLAG FAR EAST SERVICE MAYJUNE 1967 7 N i nBSS v yy GREENVILLE CONTAINER CONCEPT by Jim Bisson Editor To combine all that has been written on the subject of containerization one must visualize a stack of the Congressional records dating back to the birth of our nation throwing in the last twenty years issues of the Sears Roebuck catalogue Ninety percent of this information crosses my desk I have read most of it and have been convinced that containerization is the key to the future of the transportation industry After absorbing some of the voluminous materials I came to the happy realization that our port facilities were designed with containers in mind Our 57 foot margins and 35 ton gantry cranes were ideally suited for the new container concept Being of the old school I am convinced that book learning is not even a close second to experience therefore I decided to investigate the container craze firsthand I first journeyed some 250 miles to north Georgia to visit the Thomas Pride Mills Division of Fulton Industries I met Wayne Talley Traffic Manager for Thomas Pride Mills and toured their modern carpet mill in Calhoun Ga Mr Talley was a firm believer in containers having just shipped some sealed units to Savannah for export Having missed the loading procedure at Thomas Pride Mills I made haste back to Savannah to catch the containers being loaded on the SS Kamperdyk destined for Europe In the berth adjoining the Kamperdyk another Holland America Lines vessel was discharging 40 and 20 foot containers loaded with textile machinery from Germany destined to Abney Mills Brandon Dryer Felt Plant in Greenville S C Realizing the speed involved with the movement of container cargo I hastily took photographs and made quick tracks to Greenville S C I arrived in time to actually visualize just what all of the writers had been trying to get across to me in their mountains of words I saw the trucks arrive at Abney Mills new plant location I watched as one of the workmen broke the seal and swung open the doors to discharge the valuable machinery at the plant site Even though I had read what to expect I must admit I was surprised to see that heavy equipment just as it must have looked to the German craftsman when he sealed the container no shifting no damage of any kind Containerization had delivered the goods from Germany to plant site I was convinced containerization is here to stay Containerized Textile machinery From Germany Discharged at Savannah engineers me ctwtCTS MpM Within 48 Hours Container Cargo Arrives at South Carolina Plant Site Carpet Rolls Off Mill in North Georgia and Onto Dock via Container kt when you think about world trade or travel Our recently expanded International Department can give you experienced counsel and a great deal of PersontoPerson Service in all areas of trade or travel overseas This includes foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers cheques with contacts throughout the world If the growth of international trade or the lure of overseas travel entices you talk with our International Department specialists first They can help you feel right at home wherever you go Telephone 2343441 Area 912 Think Savannah Bank MEMBER FDIC MAYJUNE 1967 Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agepts Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta PORTS PERSONALITIES BUSIL SAILS FOR CARIBBEAN J H Ebberwein ORWARDER LIC NO 949 REALTY BUILDING 9122326184 GEORGIA MooreMcCormacks SS Brasil passes Riverside Park on a beautiful Sunday in Savannah On one of thfee trips out of the city the vessel took on passengers at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Ocean terminal for a Caribbean cruise Strachan Shipping Co is agent for the ship COMMERCIAL ATTACHE HOLDS SAVANNAH SEMINAR Walter Lubkeman third from right foreign service official who has recently returned from Milan Italy and will be assigned in Panama City Panama held a foreign trade seminar at the Savannah Field Office U S Department of Commerce Mr Lubkeman talked with those interested in Italian economics and trade opportunities during his oneday visit May 5th GEORGIA ANCHORAGE PROGRESS LATE NEWS ITEM GPA Opens TOKYO OFFICE In keeping with its policy of Customer Service the Georgia Ports Authority completes its Circles of Service by opening a sales office in Tokyo Japan In making the announcement Robert C Norman Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority stated With a complex of Stateside sales offices in Atlanta New York and Chicago the GPA in 1962 extended its Circles of Service to Bonn West Germany The overwhelming success of the GPAs European office was the prime reason for the opening of the Far Eastern GPA office The Georgia Ports Authority was indeed fortunate in acquiring Mr Makio Yamada as its Far Eastern Representative who brings into the Georgia Ports Authoritys organization many years of Far Eastern shipping experience Mr Yamada will be assisted by Mr Isao Togioka who has been associated with the Japanese shipping industry for the past several years Concerning the new Far Eastern office J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority made note of the fact that Japan today ranks third in nations trading with the U S and went on to say The volume of raw materials and merchandise passing through Japanese ports has grown remarkably in the last several years swelling from about 350 million tons in fiscal 1959 to an estimated 700 million tons in fiscal 1965 This year the total should be at least 880 million tons and by 1969 it is estimated more than 1050 million tons will be handled by Japanese ports LATE NEWS ITEM Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks K LINE Sew York INC GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 MAYJUNE 1967 13 Babcock Wilcox18671967 beginning a second hundred years of growth and progress The Brunswick Works of The Babcock Wilcox Company is only 15 years old but it is an integral part of a worldwide operation that is marking its 100th anniversary in 1967 Since 1953 when the first products were shipped from the facility components for some of the Southeasts largest utility and industrial boilers have been fabricated at Brunswick The ability of the Brunswick Works to produce quality work on a rigid schedule has been a contributing factor in BWs business upswing and has helped the company keep pace with customer demands for increased power BW joined the Brunswick industrial community in 1952 when its boiler division purchased the facilities of a former shipyard from the Brunswick Port Authority For the first few months of operation the facilities of the plant were used to fabricate the steel for the new BW plant at Wilmington By the eighth month 250 persons were employed and the first shipment of finished products had been made to the Georgia Power Company in Rome Ga In January of 1955 Brunswick completed fabrication and shipment of its largest and bulkiest order 225 carloads of finished boiler products In addition to supplying Georgia and the Southeast with quality prod ucts BW also contributes to the areas economic growth through the use of the Port of Brunswick In August of 1959 BW inaugurated the opening of new dock facilities by exporting 325 tons of boiler structural steel to Thailand Additional export shipments followed and by the end of the year more than 600 net tons were handled at the docks During the next two years 1600 tons were shipped Since then BW has been using the docks for exporting and receiving barge shipments of steel More than 22000 tons of sheet and structural steel have been barged in and over 17000 tons of fabricated products have been exported to 18 foreign countries including Balboa Iran Spain Italy Japan Egypt Taiwan Brazil Chile India Argentina Pakistan Korea Yugoslavia Dominican Republic Sweden Thailand and Venezuela Rail and truck movements of materials and products also is big business During the past seven years over 160000 tons of inbound and outbound steel have been handled at the Brunswick Works Today 500 people are employed at the Brunswick Works under the supervision of Ralph E Carl manager The plant is engaged in the fabrication of flues ducts casing structural steel and related components for steam generating equipment used by both foreign and domestic electric utility and other industrial concerns There is nothing automatic about building a boiler Carl says No two boilers are made exactly the same Unlike many industries where standardization permits utilization of mass production techniques boilers must be tailormade to meet customer specifications Intricate scheduling is essential to the Brunswick operation From detailed drawings instructions are painted on steel plates and structuralshapes by layout men to begin the production cycle Machine operators follow these instructions in cutting bending drilling machining and welding the steel into functional designs and the finished product The Babcock Wilcox Company has total assets of 392385000 which represents an investment of 13600 per employee Carl points out Hand in hand with this investment the company conducts regular training programs to upgrade employee skills Over the years The Babcock Wilcox Company has pioneered many of the developments which have paced the steam generating industry Future developments will provide opportunities to assure continuing growth for BW and its Brunswick Works 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Dan Franks Personnel Supervisor BW Brunswick Works on right and Ralph Carl Works Manager BW Boiler Division Brunswick on left give Cecil Gnann Manager Brunswick State Docks a personal tour of the BW Brunswick Division during the companys 100th anniversary celebration wm The Brunswick Works of Babcock ilcox Company is big business in coastal Georgia employing 500 persons In water transportation alone over 22000 tons of sheet and structural steel have been barged in and o er 17000 tons of fabricated products have been exported via the Georgia Ports Authoritys Brunswick facility to eighteen foreign countries Central of Georg Recei Presidents Ex Past recipients of E Awards line up with Mr W E Dillard President of the Central of Georgia Railway Co They are from left to right Dale Hendrix Asst to Pres Diamond Mfg Co 1963 Joseph Harrison Executive V President C S National Bank 1965 James R Lientz Vice Pres Union Camp Corp 1964 Robert C Norman Chairman Ga Ports Authority 1963 and Mr Dillard In the photo on the right proudly displaying the E Banner are W L Hopkins Jr Chairman Savannah REEC Mr Dillard Senator Talmadge and James M Mclntire Director Savannah Field Office U S Dept of Commerce The Central of Georgia Railway Company a subsidiary of the Southern Railway System serving the Southeastern U S received President Johnsons E Certificate for Export Service on May 30th for promoting foreign sales of industry in the area it covers according to James W Mclntire Director Savannah Field Office U S Department of Commerce United States Senator Herman E Talmadge of Georgia represented Secretary of Commerce Alexander B Trowbridge and presented the Award to William E Dillard Central President at a dinner scheduled at 630 pm in the Savannah Electric and Power Company Building under the auspices of the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council and the Savannah Field Office of the U S Department of Commerce The Central of Georgia has been engaged in export promotion for 14 years with particular attention paid to fostering trade through the Port of Savannah Central first was interested in the possibilities of foreign sales promotion in 1963 when asked by the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council and the Savannah Field Office to join in the 16 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE tailway Co I Award Target Ten Thousand program to bring more industries into the national export sales effort More than 600 firms were contacted in this initial drive The railroad sales representatives worked with exporters and the company now has established railhighway loading and hauling facilities to take advantage of the growing popularity of containerized service To boost business through the Port of Savannah the railroad encouraged the State Government to build bulk handling facilities there to share in the rich kaolin clay movement Central of Georgia and the Georgia Port Authority also cooperate in getting transportation data into the hands of the exporters The citation for the Export Award said that the farsighted export services program undertaken by Central of Georgia has fostered a marked increase in exports from the area and reflects credit on management employees and the American Free Enterprise System The Award consists of a citation signed in the name of President Johnson by Secretary Trowbridge and an E flag and E lapel buttons When youre up a tree and need help in a hurry give a call to one of our Sales Representatives Theyre experts at chasing shipping worries away Try us and see SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Southerns Accent is on YOU Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Kingston Port au Prince Santo Domingo Puerto Cabello Maracaibo EVERY FOUR WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Puerto Cabello Port of Spain Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas CitySTRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY CharlestonCAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY New YorkFUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC Royal flelherlands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 MAYJUNE 1967 17 belief that it is the destiny of the city of Atlanta to become a major transportation and shipping center for the entire world was expressed by Governor Lester Maddox of Georgia in an address he delivered at a dinner the night of May 18 in the new Regency Hyatt House in Atlanta that climaxed observance of National Transportation Week in that city Nearly 500 persons including transportation company officials industrial and commercial traffic executives and government officials and their wives attended the NTW dinner Gov Maddox was introduced by W D Trippe vicechairman of the Georgia Ports Authority Serving as toastmaster was C David Clark southern advertising manager for Traffic World Claude Newman director of trade and commerce for the Georgia Ports Authority was National Transportation Week chairman for the state of Georgia Gov Maddox said at the beginning of his address that National Transportation Week held significance for Atlanta because of the fact that transportation has played such an enormous role in the citys birth growth and development The difference between what Marthasville was many years ago and what Atlanta is today is due in the largest part to transportation he said adding Atlanta is truly the hub of the southeast and it is our destiny I believe to become a major transportation and shipping center for the entire world In a little more than 100 years Atlanta has grown to the point where transportation is a key industry We are served today by seven major railroads operating over 13 different lines in and out of the city Two of these railroads are headquartered here in Atlanta no less than 87 railroads have offline offices here Atlanta has two of the countrys most modern electronic freight yards operated by the Southern and the L N and at least 171 regulated motor carriers are registered with the Georgia Public Service Commission to serve Atlanta Eleven of these carriers are headquartered in Atlanta and one of them is the largest wholly refrigerated line in the entire nation We have the fourth busiest airport in the nation with more than 650 scheduled flights each day Transport Regulation Pioneer Our state was one of the first in the nation to establish a state regulatory body for utilities including transportation companies The Georgia Public Service Commission established in 1879 outdates the Interstate Commerce Commission by some eight years The Public Service Commission led the fight to eliminate inequitable rates for shipping to and from the entire south an accomplishment which has proven to be a prime factor in bringing to our state many new and expanded industrial firms That action also can be credited in large measure to Atlantas becoming the distribution center of the south From its birth through its growth and de velopment to the present great city of Atlanta I think we might say that our capital city is the child of transportation In addition to the transportation facilities I have already mentioned we have two major crosscountry pipelines for refined petroleum products both headquartered in Atlanta Three very important organizations are located in Atlanta as a direct result of transportation importance of the city They are the Southern Freight Association a most important rate rules and regulatory body for all railroad interests in the southeastern states the Southern Motor Carriers Rate Conference serving the same function and purpose for the truck lines and the Atlanta Freight Bureau a professional group organized by leading shippers to protect their interests River Navigation Project Modern barge service is relatively new to Georgia but we have modern and active terminals at Augusta Bainbridge and Columbus Along this same line several groups organizations and individuals are actively seeking the extension of navigation on the Chattahoochee River from Columbus to Atlanta My administration has joined with city and county officials in support of furthering this development and I am confident that this will be accomplished hopefully within our lifetimes Affiliated services to transportation such as public warehousing freight forwarders and consolidators are continuing to add to the already impressive list of reasons for Atlantas growth to continue and accelerate 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE HIT ATLANTA ATF DINNER s I Our Capital City Is the Child of Transportation s r n e 5 VRr e e g o y KW y e i I e s SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS SMITH KELLY COMPANY OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 2808 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA E MAYJUNE 1967 19 COL WILLIAM L BARNES District Engineer June 15 Savannah District Army Engineers opened bids today on the first phase of the 157 million plan of improvement for Savannah Harbor A bid of 2616190 from the Potashnik Dredging Co Inc of Fort Lauderdale Fla was the apparent low bid on the first construction The government estimate for the work was 3465875 The job calls for constructing a turning basin 900 feet by 1000 feet at the Atlantic Coast Line Terminal and widening and deepening the channel from that point to the Atlantic Bar at Tybee Island Contract time is 420 calendar days The Overall 157 Million Project It is proposed to modify the existing project for Savannah Harbor by deep U S Corps of Engineers BIDS OPENED ON SAVANNAH HARBOR IMPROVEMENT 11 s I 4 M CV r xi W 1 ing turning basin at the American Oil Company to 900 feet wide by 1000 feet by 34 feet deep The Kings Island Turning Basin located in the upper end of the harbor above the Garden City Terminal already has been enlarged from 600 by 700 feet to 900 by 1000 feet A dredging operation costing 438051 was completed in February 1965 ening the Bar Channel at the Atlantic Ocean from 36 feet to 40 feet the channel between the Bar Channel and the Georgia Ports Garden City Terminal from 34 feet to 38 feet and the channel above the Terminal to vicinity of the Savannah Sugar Refinery from 30 feet to 36 feet The new project also provides for widening the Bar Channel from 500 feet to 600 feet the channel between Fort Pulaski and the Atlantic Coast Line Terminal from 400 feet to 500 feet and the channel between Garden City Terminal and the Savannah Sugar Refinery from 200 feet to 400 feet In addition it provides necessary wideners at bends constructing a new turning basin 900 feet wide by 1000 feet long with a 34foot depth opposite the Atlantic Coast Line Terminal and enlarging the exist Sediment Trap r This plan calls for building a tide J gate structure across Back River in the vicinity of the U S Highway 17A r C bridge with a sedimentation basin placed immediately downstream and a v r drainage canal between Front and Back River about four miles upstream from the gates in the vicinity of the Savannah Sugar Refinery 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ir h The sediment basin as proposed will y be 40 feet deep 600 feet wide and about 2 miles long with an entrance channel 300 feet wide and 40 to 38 feet 4 deep The tide gate structure which is provided to increase the efficiency of the sediment basin will have a 14gate jf section 1172 feet long connected to spoil dikes on each side of Back River Lx by hydraulic fill earth sections about 3300 feet long The tidal gate will be controlled to open during incoming I tides and close during outgoing tides The widening and deepening plan of r improvement when in place will accommodate the tonnages and drafts of vessels projected to the year 2015 The I annual tonnage in the Port of Savannah is expected to double by 1990 and increase to 145 million tons by 2015 CURRENT PROJECT SAVANNAH HARBORLocated on the coast of Georgia the Savannah Harbor comprises the lower 213 miles of the Savannah River and has a channel extending 97 miles across a bar at the harbor entrance to provide access from deep water in the Atlantic Ocean The 12foot Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway passes through the harbor and a 9foot channel has been completed by the Army Engineers for the river section extending upstream from Savannah to Augusta Ga a distance of 199 miles MARINE TERMINALS and INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC MAYJUNE 1967 21 PhotooftheMonth lirikikim Buddy Rich WINNER 523 East 39th Street Savannah Georgia Thirsty cat Or is he trying to lick the food shortage Whatever its a good photo for cat lovers however we expect protest from our readers engaged in the study of ichthyology Technical data 35mm Leicabounce flash CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO ALL SUBJECT MATERIAL Only blackandwhite photographs 3 x 4 inches or larger will be eligible Unfortunately photographs cannot 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 ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE2360226 E 1 MOBLEY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER FREIG 606 Realty Building Prompt Service P O 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ZEALAND Port Victor RPPort Strachan Aug 1 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southern Export Adventurer RT Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Phil Pres Quirino RTP United Philippine Southern Phil A Luna Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Rizal Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Export Challenger RT Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine Southern Don Antonio United Philippine Southern July 5 July 7 July 14 July 23 July 27 July 30 Aug 1 Aug 14 Melbourne AUSTRALIA City of WinchesterAm AustralianSmith Kelly City of Melbourne Am 8c Australian Smith 8c Kelly Port Alfred RP Port Strachan Halifax Star RBlue Star Southern Cap Ortegal RTColumbus Southern Devon Am 8c Australian Smith 8c Kelly Cap FlindersColumbus Southern African DawnFarrell Southeastern Maritime Cap Roca RT Columbus Southern America Star R Blue Star Southern City of BirkenheadAm 8c Australian Smith 8c Kelly Australian GulfFarrell Southeastern Maritime July 4 July 10 July 10 July 13 July 17 July 22 July 26 July 27 July 31 Aug 2 Aug 7 Aug 17 Port Kembla African DawnFarrell African Moon Farrell Sleamship Line Agency Sailing Date Southeastern MaritimeJuly 27 Southeastern MaritimeAug 17 Pusan KOREA Export Adventurer RT Am Export Isbrandtsen StrachanJuly 7 Oriental InventorOrient Overseas Thor EckertJuly 24 Export Challenger RT Am Export Isbrandtsen StrachanJuly 30 Sydney AUSTRALIA City of Winchester City of Melbourne Port Alfred RP Halifax Star R Cap Ortegal RT Devon Cap Flinders African Dawn Cap Roca RT America Star R City of Birkenhead Australian Gulf Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c KellyJuly 4 Am 8c AustralianSmith KellyJuly 10 Pott StrachanJuly 10 Blue Star SouthernJuly 13 Columbus SouthernJuly 17 Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c KellyJuly 22 Columbus SouthernJuly 26 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeJuly 27 Columbus SouthernJuly 31 Blue Star Southern Aug 2 Am 8c Australian Smith 8c KellyAug 7 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeAug 17 Wellington NEW ZEALAND Port Victor RPjpjPort StrachanAug 1 Yokohama JAPAN Hai ChienChina Merchants SouthernJuly Phil Pres Osmena RTP United Philippine Southern July Colorado MaruK Line Stevens July Export Adventurer RT Am Export Isbrandtsen BBl Strachan July Mogamisan Maru RT i MitsuiO S KSB Strachan July Saitama Maru RT N Y K Strachan July Kamoharu Maru YamashitaShinnihonSmith 8c Kelly July 13 Phil Pres Quirino RTP United Philippine Southern July 14 Sumida Maru RT N Y K Strachan July 23 Oriental InventorOrient Overseas Thor EckertJuly 24 StevensJuly 25 Strachan July 30 SouthernAug 1 StevensAug 2 SouthernAug 8 StrachanAug 10 Oregon MaruK LI i Ml Export Challenger RT Am Export Isbrandtsen Phil P Magsaysay RTP United Philippine France MaruK Line Hai FuChina Merchants Norfolk MaruMitsuiO S K Yamatoshi MaruYamashitaShinnihonSmith KellyAug 14 Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernAug 14 PERSIAN GULF Port Sudan SUDAN Hellenic DestinyHellenic StevensJuly 16 Hellenic Laurel Hellenic StevensJuly 27 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Aden ADEN JaladutaI Scindia Smith KellyJuly 30 Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic DestinyHellenic Stale of Punjab S C 1 Hellenic LaurelHellenic StevensJuly 16 Smith 8c KellyJuly 27 Stevens July 27 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic DestinyHellenic Stevens July 16 Stale of PunjabS C ISmith ft KeUyJuly 27 Hellenic Laurel Hellenic Stevens July 27 SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Copenhagen DENMARK Texas RTWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanJuly 24 Nagoya JAPAN Colorado Maru K Line Stevens July 6 Mogamisan Maru RT MitsuiO S K Strachan July 8 Saitama Maru RT N Y K Strachan July 9 Kamoharu Maru YamashitaShinnihon Smith Kelly July 13 Sumida Maru RT N Y K Strachan July 23 Oriental Inventor Orient Overseas Thor Eckert July 24 Oregon Maru K Line Stevens Julv 25 France Maru K Line Stevens 2 Norfolk Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 10 Yamatoshi Maru YamashitaShinnihon Smith 8c Kelly Aug 14 Napier NEW ZEALAND Port Victor RP Port Strachan 1 New Plymouth NEW ZEALAND Pori Victor RP Port Strachan Aug 1 Osaka JAPAN Colorado Maru K Line Stevens July 6 Export Adventurer RT Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan July 7 Mogamisan Maru RT MitsuiO S K Strachan July 8 Saitama Maru RT N Y K Strachan July 9 Kamoharu Maru Smith Kelly July 13 Sumida Maru RT N Y K Strachan July 23 Oregon Maru K Line Stevens July 25 Export Challenger RT Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan July 30 France Maru K Line Stevens 2 Norfolk Maru MitsuiO S K Strachan Aug 10 Yamatoshi Maru Y amashi taShinnihon Smith 8c Kelly Aug 14 Gdynia POLAND Texas RTWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachan July 24 Gothenburg SWEDEN Texas RTl WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 24 HelsinkiTurku FINLAND Texas RTWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachan July 24 Malmo SWEDEN Texas RTWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 24 Norrkoping SWEDEN Texas RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 24 Oslo NORWAY Texas RT WilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanJuly 24 Stockholm SWEDEN Texas RTWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 24 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Buenos Aires ARGENTINA SalvadorIvaran Southern July 5 Mormacelm TMooreMcCormack StrachanJuly 10 Montevideo Ivaran Southern July 18 Mormacpenn RTMooreMcCormack 3B StrachanJuly 26 Santos Ivaran SouthernAug 1 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger MAYJUNE 1967 25 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Ammon RRoyal Netherlands July 7 Montevideo URUGUAY SalvadorIvaran Mormacelm TMooreMcCormack MontevideoIvaran Mormacpenn RTMooreMcCormack Santos HiIvaran WM Southern Strachan Southern Strachan Southern July 5 July 10 July 18 July 26 Aug 1 Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacelm T MooreMcCormack StrachanJuly 10 Mormacpenn RT MooreMcCormack StrachanJuly 26 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL Loide NicaraguaLloyd Brasileiro Strachan July 2 SalvadorIvaran SouthernJuly 5 Mormacelm T MooreMcCormack Strachan July 10 Loide BoliviaLloyd Brasileiro Strachan July 24 MontevideoIvaran Southern July 18 Mormacpenn RTMooreMcCormack StrachanJuly 26 Santos Ivaran SouthernAug 1 Santos BRAZIL Loide Nicaragua Salvador Mormacelm T Lloyd Brasileiro Ivaran MooreMcCormack Strachan Southern Strachan Loide Bolivia Lloyd Brasileiro Strachan Montevideo Ivaran Southern Mormacpenn RT MooreMcCormack Strachan Santos Ivaran Southern July 2 July 5 July 10 July 24 July 18 July 26 Aug 1 SOUTH AMERICA NORTH COAST LaGuaira VENEZUELA Ciudad de Maracaibo Ammon R Ciudad de Cumana Ciudad de Maracaibo Ciudad de Cumana Smith Kelly July StrachanJuly Venezuelan Royal Netherlands VenezuelanSmith KellyJul VenezuelanSmith Kelly Julj VenezuelanSmith Kelly Aug Maracaibo VENEZUELA Osiris RRoya Charis RRoya Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad de Maracaibo Venezuelan Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelan Ciudad de MaracaiboVenezuelan Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelan Smith KellyJuly 3 Smith Kelly July 17 Smith Kelly July 31 Smith Kelly Aug 14 MatanzasPuerto Ordaz VENEZUELA Ammon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJuly Puerto Cabeilo VENEZUELA Osiris R Ciudad de Maracaibo Ammon R Charis R Ciudad de Cumana Osiris R Ciudad de Maracaibo Ciudad de Cumana Royal Netherlands Venezuelan Royal Netherlands Royal Netherlands Venezuelan Royal Netherlands Venezuelan Venezuelan Strachan June 30 Smith KellyJuly 3 Strachan July 7 StrachanJuly 14 Smith KellyJuly 17 Strachan July 28 Smith Kelly July 31 Smith KellyAug 14 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Africa CHILE Nord GlimtWest Coast Antofagasta CHILE Imperial RTChilean Southeastern Maritime Strachan Arica CHILE Imperial RTChilean Strachan Buenaventura COLOMBIA Nord Glimt West Coast Southeastern Maritime Callao PERU Imperial RTChilean Nord Glimt West Coast Strachan Southeastern Maritime Chanaral CHILE Imperial RTChilean Coquimbo CHILE Imperial RT11Chilean Guayaquil ECUADOR Imperial RTChilean Nord Glimt West Coast Strachan Southeastern Maritime Iquique CHILE Imperial RT Matarani PERU Imperial RT Nord Glimt Chilean West Coast Strachan Southeastern Maritime Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Pimentl PERU Nord GlimtWest Coast Southeastern MaritimeJuly 15 Punta Arenas CHILE Nord GlimtWest Coast Southeastern MaritimeJuly 15 San Antonio CHILE Imperial RT Chilean Nord GlimtWest Coast StrachanJuly 3 Southeastern MaritimeJuly 15 Talcahuano CHILE Imperial RTChilean Nord GlimtWest Coast il StrachanJuly 3 Southeastern Maritime July 15 Tocopilla CHILE Imperial RTChilean StrachanJuly 3 Valparaiso CHILE Imperial RTChilean Nord GlimtWest Coast SOUTH ASIA Bombay INDIA Steel Fabricator RIsthmian Vishva MayaS C I Steel Maker RIsthmian Hellenic Destiny Hellenic Vishva ShantiS C 1 State ol Punjab S C I Hellenic LaurelHellenic Jaladuia Scindia State oi Madhya Pradesh S C I Steel Director RIsthmian StrachanJuly 3 Southeastern Maritime July IS StrachanJuly 1 Smith KellyJuly 11 StrachanJuly 12 StevensJuly 16 Smith KellyJuly 26 Smith KellyJuly 27 StevensJuly 27 Smith KellyJuly 30 Smith KellyJuly 30 Strachan Aug 7 Chittagong PAKISTAN Hellenic DestinyHellenic Hellenic LaurelHellenic Stevens Stevens July 16 July 27 Cochin INDIA Vishva ShantiS C Smith KellyJuly 26 Colombo CEYLON Steel Scientist RIsthmian Hellenic DestinyHellenic Hellenic LaurelHellenic Strachan Stevens Stevens July 13 July 16 July 27 Karachi PAKISTAN Steel Fabricator RIsthmian Steel Maker RIsthmian Steel Scientist RIsthmian Hellenic DestinyHellenic Hellenic LaurelHellenic Steel Director RIsthmian Strachan Strachan Strachan Stevens Stevens Strachan July 1 July 12 July 13 July 16 July 27 Aug 7 Madras INDIA Steel Fabricator RIsthmian Vishva Maya S C I Steel Maker RIsthmian Steel Scientist RIsthmian Vishva ShantiS C I State of PunjabS C I JaladuiaScindia State of Madhya PradeshS C I Steel Director RIsthmian Strachan Smith Kelly Strachan Strachan Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Strachan UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Avonmouth ENGLAND TremayneManchester Manchester RegimentManchester Belfast IRELAND Tremayne Manchester Manchester RegimentManchester Smith Kelly Smith Kelly Smith k Kelly Smith Kelly July 1 July 11 July 12 July 13 July 26 July 27 July 30 July 30 Aug 7 July 5 July 25 July 5 July 25 Dublin IRELAND Tremayne Q Manchester Manchester RegimentManchester Smith Kelly Smith Kelly July 5 July 25 Liverpool ENGLAND American LeaderUnited States American ReporterUnited States London ENGLAND American LeaderUnited States EvgeniaVega American ReporterUnited States Manchester ENGLAND TremayneManchester Manchester RegimentManchester Calcutta INDIA r Steel Fabricator R Isthmian Strachan July 1 3 Vishva Maya S C I Smith Kelly July 11 J 7 Steel Maker R Isthmian Strachan July 12 w r 17 Steel Scientist R Isthmian Strachan July 13 31 Hellenic Destiny Hellenic Stevens July 16 14 Vishva Shanti S C I Smith Kelly July 26 State of Punjab S C I Smith k Kelly July 27 Hellenic Laurel Hellenic Stevens July 27 30 Jaladuia Scindia Smith Kelly July 30 14 State of Madhya Pradesh S C I Smith Kelly July 30 28 Steel Director R Isthmian Strachan Aug 7 Strachan July 2 Strachan Aug 3 Strachan July 2 Stevens July 18 1 Strachan Aug 3 Kelly July 5 Iy k Kelly July 25 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE f y 4 fr 4 Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Con Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports soli dated Sailing Schedulers available from the Savannah South African South American and the Far Eastern District Authority P 0 Box 768 Savannah Ga Shipping Companies HANSEN TIDEMANN INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street Barge Service IntraCoastal C G WILLIS INC Paulsboro N J Barge Service Inland MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia Stevedores HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 E Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg Foreign Freight Forwarders ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building W G CARROLL 411 American Building COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN Suite 2089 Realty Bldg JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building Foreign Freight Forwarders continued SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building Custom House Brokers ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building W G CARROLL 411 American Building Savannah Georgia 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta Georgia CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta Georgia Consuls BRAZIL Jack M Sayler Consul H DENMARK Oscar M Hansen V consul H DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Ruben Diaz Consul C 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 J P Imlay V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique Consul C H Honorary C Career 1 SAVANNAH P O Box 1039 ADaras 61561 Teletype 8107845634 J D HOLT Executive Director BRUNSWICK NEW YORK CHICAGO ATLANTA P 0 Box 1758 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 200 So Michigan 1131 Healey Bldg AMherst 58500 Teletype 2125711312 HArrison 78478 JAckson 51595 CECIL G GNANN JOE DOWNING FRED WHELAN CLAUDE NEWMAN BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 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 MAYJUNE 1967 27 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 16x18 PRINT OF N S SAVANNAH AnchorAge Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 SAVANNAH GA 31402 Please send me a free 16 x 18 color print of the NS Savannah Name Title Address CITY I I I I J State Zone ANOTHER FIRST FROM CITIZENS Now its both safe and easy for Southeastern exporters to offer credit on overseas sales CS is the first bank in the Southeast to offer Export Factoring a service that provides up to 100 per cent guarantee against commercial and political risks on export receivables If you are now exporting it will pay you to investigate all the advantages of this CS International Department service Your success is our business at CS Georgias largest bank Southeastern banking partner to 72 out of the top 100 U S companies Winner of the Presidents E award for Export Leadership INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENTTHE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA Telephone 5883782 Area Code 404 P O Box 4899 Atlanta Ga 30302 SAVANNAH Telephone 2345101 Area Code 912 P O Box 429 Savannah Ga 31402 Cables all offices CITSOUTH MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GEORGIA ANCHORAGE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE AND COLUMBUS THE EXECUTIVES CORNER By J D Holt Time passes so quickly It was slightly more than four years ago that we opened our European office headquartered in Bonn West Germany At that time Japan was emerging and showing promise of being one of the great trading nations of the world And now Japans expanding influence in international commerce is being registered in all parts of the world The economy within Japan itself is booming and additionally substantial Japanese capital is being invested in diversified industries in all parts of the world Trade between the United States and Japan now ranks third in volume among the nations of the world third to Canada and West Germany in that order There is a lot going on in Japan and our men will be there JULYAUGUST 1967 HOLT AUTHORITY MEMBERS Robert C Norman Augusta Chairman W D Trippe Cedartown Vice Chairman Howell Hollis Columbus Thomas M Johnson Savannah Robert H Tharpe Atlanta A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie SecretaryTreasurer 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 Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising VOLUME 8 NUMBER 4 JULYAUGUST 1967 JIM BISSON Editor Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone AD 61561 Advertising rates furnished on request Page GPA FAR EASTERN OFFICE 4 NS SAVANNAH AT BRUNSWICK 8 PORT NEWS VIEWS 10 PORT PERSONALITIES PROGRESS 12 DOW CHEMICALCOLUMBUS 14 BAINBRIDGE INLAND PORT DAY 18 U S ARMY MOVEMENT 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 23 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 27 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award THE COVER CtPA OPENS FAR EASTERN OFFICE The Georgia Ports Authority opening of its Far Eastern C page 4 for GP is happy to announce the Ffice in Tokyo Japan See ull details Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority 3 G PA 5 f H GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Georgia Ports Authority Isao Togioka Bf iz M x 1962 K m F Y V O b le BM VtcMftJ v 57 btCo ifffiBttlf yfs TUl 15 a b b o 5mK V bisC 3K KaP b 7 T zl7 y KopIl yfTcL It ttt fco eue xmMiemMh jEXHiferSrfcbCis V VMfZtiZo UM Miem tij WfcMZ 40 7 collid 07 y x lftjfEMUcvSo icH JUbHM i b x Gn o 0Bfc3tt5 0fc9itli te X WikfeEXO 19533fi5b b 1960 7 ff b b 1969XM b bf 10 fi b b X 077fHf Cvo Ir pTflffi TilF bt 5 O 0 0 BfX X 7 o Makio Yamada The Georgia Ports Authority is happy to announce the opening of a Far Eastern Sales Office in Tokyo The new office will bring instant assistance to the many Georgia Ports Authority customers in the Tokyo area The office will also serve as home base for Georgia Ports Authority representatives who will travel throughout the vast industrial complexes of Japan soliciting business for Georgias deep water ports of Brunswick and Savannah The Georgia Ports Authority was indeed fortunate in acquiring Mr Yamada as its Far Eastern director This distinguished and capable Japanese executive has many years of shipping experience not only in Japan but also in the United States and Manila Mr Yamada will be assisted by Mr Isao Togioka who has been associated with the Japanese shipping industry for the past several years The hew office is located in the Nikkatsu International Building The complete mailing address is Georgia Ports Authority Far Eastern Office Room 929 Nikkatsu International Bldg 11 YarakuCho Chiyodaku Tokyo Japan Continued on Next Page Opens Far Eastern Sales Office JULYAUGUST 1967 5 GPA OPENS FAR EASTERN SALES OFFICE For instant information on Georgias Deep Water Ports one needs only to telephone 2114556 in Tokyo The Japanese office is a vital link in the chain of service offered by the Georgia Ports Authority who also operates sales offices in Atlanta Chicago New York and Bonn Germany Japan today ranks third in nations trading with the United States The volume of raw materials and merchandise passing through Japanese ports has grown remarkably in the last several years swelling from about 350 million tons in fiscal 1959 to an estimated 700 million tons in fiscal 1965 This year the total should be at least 880 million tons and by 1969 it is estimated more than 1050 million tons will be handled by Japanese ports With an excellent Far Eastern shipping service note sailing schedule page 23 of this issue and the most modern deep water terminals on the South Atlantic the Georgia Ports Authority is honored to add the names of Messrs Yamada and Togioka to its world wide sales forces offering to you the utmost in customers service Mr Yamada and Mr Togioka are pictured above in the modern offices of the Georgia Ports Authoritys Far Eastern Headquarters which are located in Room 929 Nikkaisu International Building 11 YarakuCho Chiyodaku Tokyo The Nikkaisu International Building below is on the Hibiya intersection which is one of the busiest traffic points in Tokyo 6 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Effective Immediately i Av K 4 1 ABL DOUBLES DIRECT SAILINGS min HR EAST Now twice monthly faster service from US East Coast via Panama Canal to JAPAN KOREA PHILIPPINES HONG KONG TAIWAN For details contact your Forwarder or AEIL American Export ISBRANDTSEN LINES STRACHAN SHIPPING CO 2 East Bryan Street Savannah Georgia 912 2346671 JULYAUGUST 1967 7 N S SAVANNAH VISITS BRUNSWICK In Ike photo above Captain Block Skipper of the NS SAVANNAH seems to be in the good hands of the U S Navy as he talks with Captain E D Holley Commanding Officer of the Glynco Naval Air Station and Admiral John M Will Ret Chairman of the Board of American Export Isbrandtsen Lines Below U S Congressman W S Stuckey 8ih District of Georgia chats with Admiral Will during the Babcock Wilcox Companys reception on board the SAVANNAH 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Recently the NS SAVANNAH swept silently into the Port of Brunswick Georgia on her first visit to that City The warmth of the greetings extended to the Ship by the citizens of Brunswick could be compared to the heat of the SAVANNAHs nuclear reactor Ten years ago The Babcock Wilcox Company built the NS SAVANNAHs atomic propulsion system On this visit the SAVANNAH loaded some 433 tons of boiler components fabricated by the Brunswick Works of The Babcock Wilcox Companys Boiler Division During the stay in Brunswick The Babcock Wilcox Company held a reception on board the SAVANNAH for shipping executives and many city county and state officials from the area The honored guest of the day was Admiral John M Will ret Chairman of the Board of American Export Isbrandt sen Lines and its subsidiary First Atomic Ships Transport Co FAST operators of the NS SAVANNAH Although social amenities ran high during the two day visit one could not forget that the SAVANNAH was a working ship for work she did discharging pineapple coconut tea footwear rope batteries and military household goods She loaded in addition to the 433 tons of boiler components wood pulp from nearby Jesups Rayonier a 16 ton electric transformer cigarette paper military household goods and tons of Georgia Clay This story on the NS SAVANNAH can be best summed up by a letter the Georgia Ports Authority received from a member of her crew It reads in part I have never been to a port city where the people were friendlier or more helpful than the people of Savannah and Brunswick Georgia Everyone went out of their way to make us feel welcome So long Savannahyawl hurry back JULYAUGUST 1967 9 BRIGADIER GENERAL ARTHUR HUROW ASSUMES COMMAND OF EASTERN AREA MTMTS From its headquarters at the former Military Ocean Terminal Brooklyn EAMTMTS is responsible for arranging the movement of Department of Defensesponsored traffic through Atlantic Gulf and Great Lakes ports as well as the movement of domestic traffic within Eastern and Midwestern states by all modes of transportation Twentythree subordinate installations under EAMTMTS from Boston to the Gulf including Outports Military Air Traffic Coordinating Offices Military Ocean Terminals Resident Storage Offices and the St Louis and Atlanta Field Offices assist in this process Also the responsibility of EAMTMTS is the operation of overseas water terminals in support of the U S Air Force and other agencies through nine U S Army Terminal Units in Europe the Mediterranean and the Near East In addition to budgetary responsibilities for over 80 million the command influences transportation expenditures of approximately threequarters of a billion dollars annually SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 AGENTS FOR 310 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 Alcoa Steamship Co JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 Brodin Lines 1746 East Adams Street P 0 Box 1504 9043538201 Farrell Lines Insco Lines SERVING Maritime Co of the Philippines Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Motorships Inc Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina OzeanStinnes Line Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Saguenay Shipping Ltd Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Sidarma Line Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina Wallenius Line West Coast Lines GENERAL HUROW Brigadier General Arthur Hurow USA has assumed command of Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service EAMTMTS He was formerly the Assistant Commandant of the U S Army Transportation School at Fort Eustis Virginia In a colorful ceremony on the Parade Ground of EAMTMTS Headquarters in Brooklyn New York on July 31 General Hurow accepted the command flag bearing the MTMTS arrow insigne from Brig Gen A J Montgomery USA outgoing commander who retired after 30 years of Army service Among the military and civic dignitaries in attendance were Major General John J Lane Commander Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service Washington D C who presented General Montgomery with the Distinguished Service Medal the militarys highest noncombatant award for eminently meritorious service during his tenure as Commander of EAMTMTS EAMTMTS is one of two major subordinate commands of the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service MTMTS a single manager agency combining the Defense Traffic Management Service the Army Terminal Commands the Army and Navy commonuser ocean terminals the Air Traffic Coordinating Office of the Army Navy and Air Force and other key traffic management functions formerly performed by the military services It is staffed by personnel of all three services The other major subordinate command is the Western Area 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Walter Hauser Named GPA Eastern Representative J D Holt Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority has announced the appointment of Walter G Hauser as Eastern Regional Manager of the Authority Hauser began his career in freight traffic as a messenger for one of the oldest customs house brokers in New York City After college he joined the Pennsylvania Railroad as a way bill clerk and advanced to freight solicitor After military service he became associated with the United States Lines in 1947 which led to District Freight Manager in the Cleveland Ohio office then on to the Steel City Pittsburgh where he remained until joining the Georgia Ports Authority Brunswick State Docks Have Full House Business is booming at the Brunswick Terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority as this aerial photo clearly shows All four of the ships shown above the AMERICAN MANUFACTURER the ERICH RETZLAFF the CORNELIA B and the COSTA RICA were out of port soon after the photo was made The next day three more ships were in the Brunswick berths discharging cargo SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS SMITH KELLY COMPANY OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 2808 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA JULYAUGUST 1967 11 Established J 886 STOPPIE COMPII SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PORTS PFRSONA TTFS LATE NEWS ITEM US Lines Announce Container Service United States Lines have announced the commencement of regular container service on their South Atlantic Line operating between the port of Savannah and major Continent and United Kingdom ports The first of these vessels to have container cargo is the AMERICAN VETERAN from Savannah on October 23rd Complete piertopier or housetohouse services are offered Savannah was selected as the pivotal port for this Service in the South Atlantic for regular flow of container traffic The related pool of container equipment has been located at the Garden City Terminal facilities of the Georgia Ports Authority with cargo arrangements and coordination of equipment all under the direction of United States Lines Savannah Agents Strachan Shipping Company This represents a major step forward in Savannahs role as the leading container port in the South Atlantic LATE NEWS ITEM 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE PROGRESS K Lines FRANCE MARU MAKES MAIDEN VOYAGE VISIT AT SAVANNAH The FRANCE MARU K Lines new 13650 Ion highspeed cargo liner makes a maiden call at Savannah after crossing the Pacific in record time for a Japanese flag ship The vessel averaged 211 knots per hour in establishing the new record Below during a ships parly onboard the FRANCE MARU Charles B Ballard right Vice President and General Manager Stevens Shipping and Terminal Company and M Komatsu left Deputy Chief Representative Kawasaki Steamship Co Inc congratulate Captain S Taneko on his new record Kline KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 TLINE flew York INC GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 AftiJiiiiistir SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 JULYAUGUST 1967 13 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Dow Chemical Co Begins Caustic Soda Movement Through Columbus The arrival recently of the tug HUSLER with a 220 foot barge of caustic soda at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Columbus facility set in motion a new Dow Chemical Co distribution center Dow Chemical is leasing a 15000 barrel storage tank for the caustic soda from the SOUTHEAST TERMINALS INC formerly Howell Whitaker Terminals and will distribute the caustic soda via rail and truck to Dows customers in Georgia Alabama Tennessee and Florida John J Clemens general manager of Dows Atlanta office said Our company has been impressed with the industrial growth and the economic potential of the GeorgiaAlabama area and with Columbus as a distribution center of this area The new terminal is both a part of and a reflection of the growing industrial economic strength of this area Dow wants to share in this growth All was ready when the first barge of caustic soda arrived at the Georgia Ports Authority Columbus terminal The cargo was discharged without a hitch into the especially constructed heated storage tank Complete lab facilities are available at the Southeast Terminals for the many quality control checks that are required by Dow Officials of Dow Chemical Co on hand for the opening of the new Columbus distribution facility were John Clemens general manager of Dows Atlanta office Jack Pinney district sales manager Ed Srouse sales representative and 0 P Starcher inspector quality assurance City and State officials present were Mayor P Ed Johnson State Representative Mac Pickard Charles E Crowder executive director of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Charles Heath director industrial development Chamber of Commerce W B Tinker Walker manager Southeast Terminals Inc C E Walker member of the Georgia Ports Authority and many representatives of the transportation industry PAINTER APPLIES LAST MINUTE TOUCHES JULYAUGUST 1967 15 Standing at Southeast Terminals dockside pipelines is a delegation of city and company officials on hand to welcome the arrival of the first barge of caustic soda for Dow Chemical Companys new Columbus distribution facility They are left to right Charles Heath Columbus Chamber of Commerce industrial development director Charles E Crowder chamber executive director John J Clemens general manager of Dows Atlanta officer State Rep Mac Pickard Columbus Mayor B Ed Johnson C E Walker member of the Georgia Ports Authority and W B Tinker Walker manager Southeast Terminals Inc In the photo on the left O P Starcher Dow Chemical Co and Tinker Walker look on as the HUSLER docks the 220 foot caustic soda barge DOW This New Terminal Is Both a Par 1 Economic Strength of This Aregwjp 16 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Quality Control Is in the Capable Hands of Southeast Terminals w Mrs Janice Eddy arrf and a Reflection of the Growing Industrial 1 egMPW Wants to Share in This Growth John J Clemens General Manager Dow Chemical Atlanta Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta J K Ebberwein BUILDING 912232611 SAVANNAH GEORGIA JULYAUGUST 1967 17 Thousands View w Bainbridges National Inland Port Celebration The citizens of Bainbridge Georgia are proud of their Port City and pull all stops to celebrate the port Each year the annual Port Day festivities at Bainbridge exceed the previous effort This year the third annual was no exception thousands were in Bainbridge to see football floats fireworks and beauty queens This years events were kicked off with a near disaster as the MONTICELLO FLA TIGERS football team defeated the Bainbridge Bearcats and took the Inland Port trophy bowl away to Florida The following day a gala parade featuring twelve bands twentytwo colorful floats yl numerous dignitaries and no less than twenty seven beauty queens wound through the streets of Bainbridge r Among the dignitaries present were Lt A Governor George T Smith State Senator Julian r Webb State Representatives Wallace Cato and Fiubert Dollar George P Donaldson Chairman of the Georgia Agricultural Commodity Com r mission for Peanuts and the members of the Georgia Ports Authority 4 A I H V I V I 4 V V 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Captain Miss Melinda Conger and First Mate Miss Onys Varner navigate the Georgia Ports Authoritys float through Bainbridges crowded Inland Port Day Streets and its getting smaller every day Business or travel contacts in foreign lands are important to more and more people Thats why we keep expanding our International Department to serve more people and serve them better If your business or travel plans need overseas assistance including foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers checks talk first with our International Department specialists They can help you feel right at home wherever you go INTERNATIONAL DEPT 9122343441 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO P 0 BOX 489 SAVANNAH GA 31402 JULYAUGUST 1967 19 MTMTS MOVES HELICOPTERS VIA Truck Them Out Check Them Out dammi Fly Them Out GEORGIA ANCHORAGE B y SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM i N f if t 1 r Whenever shipping worries make you grouchy its time to give one of our Sales Representatives a call Hell have you feeling like a cub again in no time Try us and see Southern s Accent is on YOU s G P A The Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminal soon to be the largest Heliport on the South Atlanticwell not hardly but one might assume as much looking over the vast Georgia Port Authority storage area covered with the giant whirlybirds The helicopters were a shipment of 16 H34 and 41 H31s which were being returned from Europe for redistribution to stateside bases The shipment the first of its kind to arrive here was discharged from the MS MERRIMAC The H13s were loaded on trucks and shipped out shortly after arrival They were sent to Fort Riley Kansas and Fort Hood Texas The H34s too large to be trucked out were put into operational condition tested and flown to their new assignments Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Kingston Port au Prince Santo Domingo Puerto Cabello Maracaibo EVERY FOUR WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Puerto Cabello Port of Spain Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas CitySTRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY CharlestonCAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY New YorkFUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC M Royal Retfieriands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 KN5M JULYAUGUST 1967 COMPLETE ENGINEERING SERVICE STUDIES REPORTS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION MARINE TERMINALS and INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES 70e Seine Port TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA AD 28103 Night Phone AD 28105 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Port m mS i msiiRHK Savannah CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE Compiled by Savannah Port Authority NOVEMBER 1 1967 HANSEN ft TIDEMANN INC 405 Industrial Building P O Box 157 3140S Tel 2334104 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 94 Drayton Street P O Box 2468 31402 Tel 2342621 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH ft KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 2808 31402 Tel 2323151 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 East Bay Street P O Box 2747 31402 Tel 2348265 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1639 31402 Tel 2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING ft TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street P O Box 1068 31402 Tel 2338131 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Building P O Box 670 31402 Tel 2346671 J R SHIPPING CO 9 East Bay Street 31401 Phone 2322129 Ship Steamship Line Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Jason RRoyal Netherlands Sirachan Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Jason RRoyal Netherlands A Kingston JAMAICA Charis R Royal Netherlands Osiris R Royal Netherlands Daphnis R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Sirachan Sirachan Nov Nov Dec 3 17 1 PortAuPrince HAITI Charis R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 3 Osiris R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 17 L Daphnis R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Dec 1 Port of Spain TRINIDAD Jason R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 24 Santo Domingo 1 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Charis R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 3 i art Osiris R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Nov 17 Daphnis R Royal Netherlands Sirachan Dec 1 p o box 768 Ship Agency Sailing Dale EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar African MeteorFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 14 Robin GoodfellowRobin StrachanaNov 21 African NeptuneFarrell Southeastern MaritimeDec 2 SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Pt Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Robin Locksley RRobin SirachanNov 7 African MeteorFarrell JSjL Southeastern MaritimeNov 14 Robin Goodfellow Robin SirachanNov 21 S A NederburgSouth African MarineSmith KellyNov 23 African Neptune Farrell Southeastern MaritimeDec 2 Mormacargo RTRobin SirachanDec 5 African CometFarrell Southeastern MaritimeDec 12 S A Hex RiverSouth African MarineSmith ft Kelly Dec 14 Tamatave MADAGASCAR Robin Locksley RRobin SirachanNov 7 Mormacargo RTRobin SirachanDec 5 WEST AFRICA Dakar Conakry Freetown Monrovia Abidjan Takorida Tema LagosApapa African MeteorFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 14 African Neptune Farrell Southeastern MaritimeDec 2 African CometFarrell j Southeastern MaritimeDec 12 THE CARIBBEAN SirachanNov 24 Savannah Ga 31402 Steamship LineAgency Sailing Dale CENTRAL AMERICA Balboa PANAMA CITY Nordhval WCL NordglimtWCL Cristobal Colon Nordhvals WCL Nordglimt WCL Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime COASTWISE MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Barcelona SPAIN Triglav Harry Culbreath Qeshet Jugolinija Lykes Brothers Zim Smith ft Kelly Strachan Southern Nov 5 Nov 10 Kenosha Fahre Hohen Ain Nogah Zim Southern Sue Lykes Vaccares Lykes Brothers Fabre Strachan Hohenstein Dec 10 Dec 11 Beirut LEBANON Livorno Hellenic Stevens Italia Hellenic Stevens Nov 27 Cagliari ITALY Livorno Hellenic Stevens Nov 17 Constanza ROMANIA Harry Culbreath Lykes Brothers Sirachan Nov 10 Derince TURKEY Harry Culbreath Lykes Brothers Strachan Nov 10 Genoa ITALY Harry Culbreath Lykes Brothers Strachan Francesco Morosini Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Nov 16 Livorno Hellenic Stevens Nov 17 Kenosha Fabre Hohenstein Lorenzo Marcello Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Nov 20 Italia Hellenic Stevens Sue Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan Dec 10 Vaccares Fabre Hohenstein Dec 11 Haifa ISRAEL Qeshet Zim Southern Nogah Zim Southern Dec 2 Leghorn ITALY Francesco Morosini Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Nov 16 Livorno Hellenic Stevens Noy 17 Kenosha Fabre Lorenzo Marcello Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Nov 20 Italia Hellenic Vaccares Fabre Hohenstein Dec 11 Lisbon PORTUGAL Kenosha Fabre Nov 19 Marseilles FRANCE Zadar Francesco Morosini Kenosha Jugolinija Sidarma Fabre Smith ft Kelly Southeastern Maritime Hohenstein Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 19 Lorenzo Marcello Vaccares Sidarma fel Fabre ih Southeastern Maritime Hohenstein Nov 20 Dec 11 Naples ITALY Triglav Jugolinija Smith Kelly Nov 5 Harry Culbreath Lykes Brothers Strachan Nov 10 Livorno Hellenic Stevens Nov 17 Italia Hellenic Stevens Nov 27 Sue Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan Dec 10 Piraeus GREECE Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space Qeshet Zim Southern Nov 16 Livorno Hellenic Stevens Nov 17 Italia Hellenic Stevens Noy 77 Nogah Zim Southern Dec 2 TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger JULYAUGUST 1967 23 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing 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Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith Kelly Nov 9 American Reporter United States Sirachan Nov 12 Gaasterdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nov 20 Kaduna Regent J R Shipping Nov 20 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Nov 21 Grebbedyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein Dec 1 Ittersum Independent Gulf Smith Kelly Dec 6 Festivity Regent J R Shipping Dec 14 Grotedyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein Dec 20 Audacity Regent J R Shipping Dec 31 Antwerp BELGIUM Gorredyk Teneriffa RTP Magdalene Vinnen Hilversum American Reporter Gaaslerdyk Kaduna A Vessel Lutjenburg Grebbedyk American Leader Ittersum Tungsha RTP Festivity Grotedyk Audacity Bremen GERMANY Nov 3 Teneriffa RTP Swed AilanticWilhelmsen Sirachan Nov 7 Magdalene Vinnen OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Nov 8 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith Kelly Nov 9 HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nov 20 Kaduna Regent J R Shipping Nov 20 Inship Stevens Nov 20 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Nov 21 Grebbedyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein Dec 1 Ittersum Indeuendeni Gulf Smith Kelly 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Saitama Maru RT N Y K Strachan Nov 5 Sumida Maru RT N Y K Strachan Nov 6 Export Courier TP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Nov 7 Ak basan Maru RT MitsuiO S K Strachan Nov 10 Yamatosh Maru YamashiiaShinnihon Smith Kelly Nov 13 Phil Pres Quirino United Philippine Southern Nov 14 Hampton Maru RT N Y K Strachan Nov 14 Sado Maru RT N Y K Strachan Nov 14 Mikishima Maru K Line Stevens Nov 24 Export Aide RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Nov 24 Phil Pres Magsaysay United Philippine Southern Nov 28 Italy Maru K Line Stevens Dec 2 Hai Ho China Merchants Southern Dec 5 Sagami Maru RT N Y K Strachan Dec 5 Export Agent RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 8 Havana Maru RT MilsuiO S K Sirachan Dec 8 Boston Maru RT N Y K Strachan Dec 9 Yamaaki Maru YamashiiaShinnihon Smith 8c Kelly Dec 12 Don Antonio United Philippine Southern Dec 12 Spain Maru K Line Stevens Dec 13 PERSIAN GULF Bahrein Wasserfels Hansa Hohensiein Nov 25 Basrah IRAQ Wasserfels Hansa Hohenstein Nov 25 Beirut LEBANON Wasserfels Hansa 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Hellenic Glory Hellenic Stevens Nov 4 Hellenic Hero Hellenic Stevens Dec s Hellenic Leader Hellenic Stevens Dec 17 Jeddah SAUDIA ARABIA Hellenic Glory Hellenic Hellenic Hero Hellenic Hellenic LeaderHellenic StevensNov 4 StevensDec 5 StevensDec 17 Am AustralianSmith KellyNov 5 Blue Star Southern Nov 5 Farrell Southeastern Maritime Nov 11 SCANDINAVIA BALT 1C Copenhagen DENMARK Teneriffa RTP Swed AtlaniicWilhelmsenSirachanNov 7 Tungsha RTPySwed AllanticWilhelmsenStrachanDec Gdynia POLAND Teneriffa RTPSwed AtlanticWilhelmsenSirachanNov 7 Tungsha RTPSwed AtlaniicWilhelmsenSirachanDec 9 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger JULYAUGUST 1967 25 Ship Steamship Line Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Agency Sailing Dale Ship Gothenburg SWEDEN Teneriffa RTPSwed Tungsha RTP Swed Helsinki FINLAND Teneriffa RTP Swed Tungsha RTPSwed Malmo SWEDEN Teneriffa RTPSwed Tungsha RTP J Swed Nor rk oping SWEDEN Teneriffa RTP Swed Tungsha RTP Swed Oslo NORWAY 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Sc Kelly Dec 4 Steel Scientist R B Isthmian Strachan Dec 9 Vishva Kirti S C I Smith Kelly Dec 10 Exilona Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 13 Calcutta INDIA Hellenic Glory Hellenic Stevens Nov 4 Steel Maker R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Jalakirti Scindia Smith Sc Kelly Nov 17 State of Mysore S C I Smith Sc Kelly Nov 17 Vishva Prem S C I Smith Kelly Nov 20 Steel Fabricator R Isthmian Strachan Nov 23 Flying Eagle Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Nov 27 Jalakala Scindia Smith Sc Kelly Dec 4 Vishva Tej S C I Smith Sc Kelly Dec 4 Hellenic Hero Hellenic Stevens Dec 5 Steel Scientist R Isthmian Strachan Dec 9 Vishva Kirti S C I Smith Kelly Dec 10 Exilona Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 13 Hellenic Leader Hellenic Stevens Dec 17 Chittagong PAKISTAN Hellenic Glory Hellenic Stevens Nov 4 Flying Cagle Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Nov 27 Hellenic Hero Hellenic Stevens Dec 5 Exilona Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 13 Hellenic Leader Hellenic Stevens Dec 17 Cochin INDIA Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Vishva Tej S C I Smith Sc Kelly Dec 4 Karachi INDIA Hellenic Glory Hellenic Stevens Nov 4 Steel Maker R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Steel Fabricator R Isthmian Strachan Nov 23 Flying Eagle Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Nov 27 Hellenic Hero Hellenic Stevens Dec 5 Steel Scientist R Isthmian Slrachan Dec 9 Exilona Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 13 Hellenic Leader Hellenic Stevens Dec 17 Madras INDIA Steel Maker R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Steel Voyager R Isthmian Strachan Nov 14 Jalakirti Scindia Smith Sc Kelly Nov 17 State of Mysore S C I Smith Sc Kelly Nov 17 Vishva Prem S C I Smith Sc Kelly Nov 20 Steel Fabricator R Isthmian Strachan Nov 23 Flying Eaale HMD Am Export Isbrandtsen Slrachan Nov 27 Jalakala Scindia Smith Sc Kelly Dec 4 Vishva Tej S C I Smith Sc Kelly Dec 4 Steel Scientist R Isthmian Strachan Dec 9 Vishva Kirti S C I Smith Sc Kelly Dec 10 Exilona Am Export Isbrandtsen Sirachan Dec 13 UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND Dublin IRELAND I SpruceManchesterSmith Sc KellyDec 11 Glasgow SCOTLAND RowanmoreManchester Smith Sc KellyNov 22 Liverpool ENGLAND American LeaderUnited Stales SlrachanDec 2 London ENGLAND A Vessel8Sf Inship StevensNov 20 American LeaderUnited States SlrachanDec 2 Manchester ENGLAND TremayneManchester Smith Sc KellyNov 6 RowanmoreManchesterSmith Sc KellyNov 22 I SpruceManchesterSmith Sc KellyDec 11 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Directory of Port Services for Savannah and Brunswick f i Savannah enjoys regular steamship service to the United Kingdom and European ports the Mediterranean ports South African South American and the Ear Eastern Shipping Companies HANSEN T1DEMANN INC 206 E Bay Street HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah State Docks Ocean Terminals STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Company Bldg TARVER SHIPPING COMPANY 105107 E Bay Street Barge Service IntraCoastal C G WILLIS INC Paulsboro N J Barge Service Inland MERRY BROTHERS Augusta Georgia Stevedores HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street ROBERTS MARTIN W 105107 E Bay Street SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 E Bay Street SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 E Bay Street STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Co Bldg Foreign Freight Forwarders ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building W G CARROLL 411 American Building COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building J K EBBERWEIN Suite 2089 Realty Bldg JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building ports Many of these vessels call at Brunswick A Consolidated Sailing Schedule is mailable from the Saannah District Authority P O Box 768 Savannah Ga Foreign Freight Forwarders continued SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminal STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building Custom House Brokers ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building W G CARROLL 411 American Building Savannah Georgia 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta Georgia CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building JOHN S JAMES 31 W Congress Street E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building D J POWERS American Building J W TARVER Arcade Building DONALD R WINTER 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta Georgia Consuls BRAZIL Jack M Sayler Consul H DENMARK Oscar M Hansen V consul H DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Ruben Diaz Consul C 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 J P Imlay V consul H SWEDEN L Roy Riddick V consul H VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique Consul C H Honorary C Career SAVANNAH P 0 Box 1039 ADams 61561 H Teletype 8107845634 J D HOLT Executive Director BRUNSWICK P 0 Box 1758 A Mliorst 58500 CECIL G GNANN NEW YORK 233 Broadway COrtlandt 75731 I rIrli pc 2J257LJ3L2 JOE DOWNING CHICAGO 200 So Michigan HArrisnn 78478 FRED WHELAN ATLANTA 1131 Healey Bldg JAekson 51595 CLAUDE NEWM JAMES 1 NEWSOME JR Savannah Director of Operations BONN GERMANY 532 onnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 Telephone Bad Godesberg 69344 LU HENCE W M GRATI I 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 JULYAUGUST 1967 27 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA V PA OPENS I EASTERN OFFICE KEN NICKELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA ANOTHER FIRST FROM CITIZENS Now its both safe and easy for Southeastern exporters to offer credit on overseas sales CS is the first bank in the Southeast to offer Export Factoring a service that provides up to 100 per cent guarantee against commercial and political risks on export receivables If you are now exporting it will pay you to investigate all the advantages of this CS International Department service Your success is our business at CS Georgias largest bank Southeastern banking partner to 72 out of the top 100 U S companies Winner of the Presidents E award for Export Leadership INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENTTHE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA Telephone 5883782 Area Code 404 P O Box 4899 Atlanta Ga 30302 SAVANNAH Telephone 2345101 Area Code 912 P O Box 429 Savannah Ga 31402 Cables all offices CITSOUTH MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATISN GEORGIA ANCHORAGE THE EXECUTIVES CORNER a v By J D Holt I For the Georgia Ports Authority w I t 1967 was an extremely good year I r Preliminary figures indicate an in I lerease in the volume of cargo han M SB died by our various facilities of 10 or more The number of vessels calling and the volume of cargo handled particularly in the last quarter of 1967 were most encouraging and holt would tend to presage an even better 1968 Construction is well along on two additional berths at Savannah and one at Brunswick to permit the orderly handling of the increased cargo offerings Additionally plans are well under way for the construc tion of one of the nations most versatile dry bulk handling facilities with cargoes of ores clays fertilizX ers etc already committed and only awaiting the day that it comes on stream For a Port Authority to experi ence growth whose only marketable commodity is service is most pleasing in that it reflects increased volumes of international trade on the part of all of our customers whether old or new NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE AND COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS W D Trippe Cedartown Chairman Robert H Tharpe Atlanta Vice Chairman A M Harris Sr Brunswick Robert C Norman Augusta J Willis Conger Bainbridge Thomas M Johnson Savannah Charles E Walker Columbus Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie SecretaryTreasurer Stanley Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising 7 GEORGIA y J Hitcfcjchrtqv VOLUME 8 NUMBER 5 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 JIM BISSON Editor Official publication of the Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Telephone 2361561 Advertising rates furnished on request Page U S LINES CONTAINER SERVICE 4 GOVERNOR TAKES LOOK AT PORT 8 U S CORPS OF ENGINEERS 10 ALL ABOARDS 12 FOREIGN TRADE CONFERENCE 14 FOREIGN FREIGHT CONFERENCE 16 PORT NEWS VIEWS 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 25 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 31 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award THE COVER JVTT XrM 1 m H If you cant wait to see what Miss Georgia Ports is up to turn to page 16 but we suggest you read all about U S Lines Savannah container service on page 4 first Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonihly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority United States Lines have begun a regular container service on their South Atlantic Line operating between the port of Savannah and major Continent and United Kingdom ports Savannah was selected as the pivotal port for this service V in the South Atlantic for regular flow of container traffic U S Lines offers complete piertopier or housetohouse service with their 20 and 40 foot containers 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 mm COHTAINERS S0W The first vessel to load in the new U S Lines Savannah container service was the AMERICAN VETERAN shown below loading a cargo of Georgia made carpet Slrachan Shipping officials D T Akin and Vice President R M Wilkes observe the first container in the U S Lines service loaded on board the AMERICAN VETERAN USUNB CONTAINERS WMI Continued The related pool of container equipment has been located at the Garden City Terminal facilities of the Georgia Ports Authority with cargo arrangements and coordination of equipment all under the direction of United States Lines Savannah Agents Strachan Shipping Company This represents another step forward in Savannahs continual role as the leading general cargo port on the South Atlantic GEORGIA ANCHORAGE NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 7 4 f 4 4 I f Governor Takes Look At Harbor Facilities h V i w t T i vr ii GPA Chairman greets Governor Maddox Governor Maddox greets the board members of the GPA An interested and attentive Governor Lester Maddox confined most of his remarks to questions as he toured the states ports facilities for the first time since he took office The governor in an entourage of GPAs board members got his first look at the Whitehall property which adjoins the Garden City Terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority It is the future site of the multimillion dollar bulkhandling facility The governor discussed with the members the overall impact of the bulkhandling facility He was inquisitive about the estimated import and export values as well as the effect this facility would have on the economy of the state W D Trippe GPA chairman and others estimated that by 1972 import values from the bulk facility would bring in tonnageclay phosphates nitrates potash and other materials used in the manufacturing of fertilizer valued at nearly 8000000 and export value would be in excess of 30000000 The governor and other members of the tour were taken on a cruise up the Savannah River Later they were taken by automobile through the massive complex of warehouses at the Garden City Terminal and f 4 Q other facilities at the Ocean Terminal Governor Maddox was obviously p impressed as he gazed out among many things at an Indian ship unloading jute for use in North Geor v gia rug mills an American ship laden with army equipment and hundreds of German cars parked over acres of land ready for distri tj f 7 bution to all parts of the South J When asked his impression of the Garden City Terminal and the Ocean Terminal Governor Maddox f replied Every Georgian should be proud of ourstates ports facilities 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE 4 4i 4 t 1 Every Georgian f 1 Y v i 4 Should Be Proud 1 r Of Our States Ports Facilities r r W y T w GOVERNOR LESTER MADDOX vri u L if H ft V 4 A Governor Maddox flanked by W D Trippe GPA Chairman and J D Holt Executive Director gets his first view of the states ports facilities An aerial view of the Ocean Terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 9 Major General Tours Savannah Harbor Two separate but related events recently l u took place concerning the 157 million dollar Savannah Harbor Improvement Program V y H Major General Thomas J Hayes III made his first visit to Savannah since he was assigned V i South Atlantic Division Engineer for the U S Army Corps of Engineers General Hayes was honored at a luncheon which was cohosted by the Georgia Ports Authority and the Savannah Port Authority The General occupied most of the day by touring the Savannah Harbor and inspecting V the dredging operations He also had a chance L i to get a firsthand glimpse of the facilities at the Garden City Terminal of the Georgia j y Ports Authority General Hayes stated that he was much impressed by the effectiveness with which new i tyindustry has been attracted to Savannah He credited a large part of this attraction to the A Lf availability of fine port facilities This visit preceded a brief ceremony which formally launched the initial project for the deepening and widening of the Savannah Harbor Channel immediately downstream i I from the Seaboard Coastline Terminal The 87 million dollar project is part of the 157 ft A million dollar plan of improvement for Savannah being undertaken by the Savannah District Army Engineers j r f 1 A GEN HAYES I was much impressed by the effectiveness with which new industry has been attracted here I think to a large extent the attraction lies in the fine port facilities available Prior to Launching of 157 Million Project GEORGIA ANCHORAGE i tf L 4 A boatload of local governmental officials and dignitaries were present L for the ceremony Colonel William L Barnes Savannah District Engineer j A E R Brooks Chairman General Paschal N Strong Savannah Port Authority J Marcus Stubbs Aiderman for the City of Savannah J D 1 Holt Executive Director of the Geor gia Ports Authority and many others boarded the dredge St Louis to observe the formal start of dredging operations Work under the present contract l covers increasing the size of the existing turning basin in front of the Seaboard Coastline Dock from 600 feet to 900 feet in width with a minimum length of 1000 feet and a 34foot depth and enlarging the Savannah y River Channel 100 feet in width and l four feet in depth from the turning basin to the harbor entrance at Tybee Island Total contract price for the present contract includes the removal of more than 8225000 cubic yards of material Completion of the work is expected to take about 1617 months La General Strong of the Savannah Port Authority commented that the Y beginning of the dredging work marks a milestone of progress in the Savan nah Harbor Improvement Program He commended U S Congressman r G Elliott Hagan for his continued support of the project General Strong also highly praised the Chatham i y County Commissioners who he said agreed to be the local assurers of the project which will exceed 600000 above federal expenditures Continut ing he noted the cooperation given by Senators Russell and Talmadge Gov ernor Lester Maddox the U S Corps j of Engineers the Georgia Ports Authority and the City of Savannah r tor 4 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE McCoy Lumber Industries Begin Shipping Via GPA The McCoy Lumber Industries Inc with home offices in Greensboro North Carolina have put a new wrinkle in the lumber field They are now shipping lumber from the Western Coast of North America principally British Columbia Canada A large portion of this lumber cargo arrives on the East Coast via Georgia Ports Authority Regular scheduled shipments of lumber cargo consist of Douglas Fir Hemlock and Western Red Cedar This iumber ranges in sizes of 2 x 4 through 2 x 12 and is packaged in parcels of one length of one size suitable for mechanical handling The ships which are used for transporting the lumber are especially designed for this type cargo The SS Riviera a sevenhatch vessel recently arrived at berth 57 of the Georgia Ports Authority to discharge at that time 4200000 board feet of cargo lumber This vessel is of Liberian register and was chartered for this particular voyage This was the largest lumber cargo ever to enter a Georgia Port The processing and sale of this lumber is handled by the companys Atlanta office under the management of Mr Weyman Maxey He and his associates are responsible for the distribution of the lumber cargo throughout South Carolina and the entire state of Georgia It will be shipped out of Port via truck and rail to various lumber dealers on a specified basis This lumber is used for the purpose of building homes in the Eastern part of the United States Executives of the McCoy Lumber Industries believe a shipment of this size through the Georgia Ports Authority is indicative of the growth and expansion now in process in the southeastern region of the United States This company will continue to schedule regular shipments through the Port of Savannah with the contemplated shipment of one cargo each three months or more often if business permits it The Southern Shipping Company used their heavy equipment to neatly stack the lumber cargo onto the spacious open margin at berth 57 of the Georgia Ports Authority The name of the game No it isnt blocks Its called customer service John McLeod Miss Pat Tyson and Stock Director John Denmark are searching for the most economical arrangement for loading parcels of lumber in lengths of 8 10 12 14 16 and 20 feet on flatcars for distribution to dealers throughout the South MARQUETTE DOUGLAS McCHESNEY MclNTIRE T 2nd Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference Savannahs Hellenic Center was the location of the second annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference It was attended by about 200 prominent businessmen from throughout the nation The purpose of the conference which is the interchange of ideas was advanced by an informative and entertaining program Featured speakers were Allen H Douglas VicePresident Southern Railway System Atlanta whose subject was Industrial Development of Port Cities Colonel William J Marquette Traffic Manager Container Division MooreMcCormack Lines Inc New York who spoke on Future Concepts of Containerization Peter McChesney Trade Development Farrell Lines New York with a talk on Africa A Place to Do Business Harry K Barr President Barr Shipping Company New York whose talk covered The Role of the Foreign Freight Forwarder M L Bauer Export Traffic Manager Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp Eucsta Paper Division Pisgah Forest NW whose topic was Money Savings to You Lt Gen Louis W Truman U S Army Ret Executive Director Georgia Department of Industry and Trade Atlanta was the luncheon speaker talking on The Functions of the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade The dinner speaker was Lawrence C McQuade Assistant Secretary for Domestic and International Business U S Department of Commerce Washington whose subject was International Trade Currents and Cross Currents W D Trippe Chairman Georgia Ports Authority spoke on Ships Sales and Service and H W Jervis Director of Traffic Hercules Inc Wilmington Del talked on Port Progress and Future y Mr McQuade throughout his speech emphasized L the fact that American exports were increasing and expected to surpass the 30billion mark this year He praised Georgia for its export initiative Savannah being the first port in the South Atlantic to inaugurate containerized cargo service and Georgias creating four trade missions to develop new export markets and winning 13 E Awards for export expansion He predicted a broader less restricted international market as the Kennedy Round tariff reductions become effective Delegates to the conference were treated to a golf tournament a tour of historic Savannah and a deep sea fishing trip It was apparent that this years conference renewed interest for the stimulation and development of foreign trade The program was sponsored by the Savannah Field Office U S Department of Commerce Atlanta Field Office of the U S Department of Commerce the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council the Atlanta Regional Export Expansion Council The Propeller Club of the U S Port of Savannah The Savannah Traffic Club Independent Freight Forwarders and Custom Brokers Association of Savannah The Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce the Georgia Ports Authority the Savannah Port Authority and the Savannah Maritime Association 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE All work and no play makes for a dull Trade Conference The second annual GFTC had a Historic Tour of Old Savannah a Fishing Tournament and of course a Golf Tournament Above seventh from left G E Johnston tournament winner receives his trophy from R M Wilkes BARR The picture on the left is proof of the success of the second annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference Although the photo was snapped at one of the early morning gatherings it is obvious from the intent audience the speaker had something interesting to say W L Hopkins Jr Chairman of the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council has a few questions of guest speaker Lawrence C McQuade Assistant Secretary for Domestic and International Business U S Dept of Commerce following Mr McQuades speech International Trade Currents and Cross Currents Looking on is James W Mclntire Director Savannah Field Office U S Dept of Commerce JERVIS NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 15 y A77 7 jV r 00 v UST what is our charming Miss Georgia Ports doing The answer is quite obvious She has contributed to the gaiety of the GPA reception by donning her artist smock for the task of registering the many convivial NFTC delegates The 54th National Trade Convention held in New York was by far a success More than 2000 American businessmen government officials foreign diplomats and educators attended As for the Georgia Ports Authoritys annual NFTC reception you can see by the following photographic proof that it was a most festive occasion The pretty Miss Georgia Ports pictured with the delegates is Eastern Airlines Miss Kay Norton i il National Foreign Trade Convention GEORGIA ANCHORAGE gas tes JrtffllWWW Mfim fyA C Ohi ih ry OfST tt Il Effective Immediately S ri I A 4 If v i REIL DOUBLES DIRECT SRIUHGS ERR ERST Now twice monthly faster service from US East Coast via Panama Canal to JAPAN KOREA PHILIPPINES HONG KONG TAIWAN For details contact your Forwarder or AEIL American Export ISBRANDTSEN LINES STRACHAN SHIPPING CO 2 East Bryan Street Savannah Georgia 912 2346671 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 19 S S Mormacdraco Party There is nothing like a ships parly to introduce a new VicePresident to friends and customers Thai is exactly what MooreMcCormack Lines did recently in Savannah In the top photo left to right James I Newsome Jr Georgia Ports Authority Director of Operations talks with Larry Buser VicePresident MooreMcCormack Lines R M Wilkes VicePresident Sirachan Shipping and H C Angelbeck Manager MooreMcCormacks Atlanta office Pictured on the left is Customs Collector Mrs Marion Faircloih Baker and Captain N Groebl And in the photo below some of the guests obviously enjoy the occasion Established 1886 SHIPPING M1HPMY SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PORT NEWS VIEWS 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE EAMTMTS HQS Announce Assignment Shifts Two new Directors and Special Assistant to the Commander have been named by Headquarters of the Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service in a series of internal reassignments The changes have been brought about by the retirement of Colonel Buck Bratcher USA Colonel Bratcher Director of Cargo Movements at EAMTMTS since March 1962 has moved into the position of Special Assistant to the Commander Brig Gen Arthur Hurow USA He will work on a series of special EAMTMTS projects Colonel Armand J Silvestri USA formerly Director of Traffic Services and Personnel Property has been named to replace Colonel Bratcher as Director of Cargo Movements Newly assigned as Director of Traffic Services and Personnel Property is Navy Captain Mearl Gallup He was promoted to his present rank in ceremonies held in General Hurows office at the time of his announced reassignment Claude Newman GPAs Director of Traffic and Commerce is seen here receiving a certificate issued by Secretary of Commerce Trowbridge evidencing his most recent appointment to the Regional Export Expansion Council on which he has served since 1965 The present appointment extends to 1969 Presenting this certificate is Clay Jones newly appointed Chief of International Trade Section at the Atlanta Field Office of the U S Department of Commerce The Atlanta Field Office serves North Georgia and East Tennessee and is vitally interested in encouraging export shipments from this area Mr Jones was formerly an officer with the First National City Bank in Venezuela Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 T LISE New York IIH GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 21 Captain Bishoff Named Deputy Cmdr EAMTMTS Regent Line Op ens Branch In Savannah Captain Jack T Bishoff SC USN has been l I named the Deputy Commander Headquarters Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service EAMTMTS by Brig Gen Arthur Hurow USA EAMTMTS Com mander Captain Bishoff replaces Colonel Ronald D Bagley USAF who has been re assigned to duty in Vietnam v T With headquarters in Brooklyn N Y EAMTMTS is one of two subordinate commands of the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service an agency responsible 1 r for operating military ocean terminals and controlling passenger and cargo movements H for all military services in the Eastern and Midwestern portions of the United States 1 i Staffed by a work force of over 3000 military and civilian personnel EAMTMTS has budgetary responsibility for over 100 million jand influences transportation expenditures of approximately threequarters of a billion dollars EAMTMTS is jointly staffed by officers of the Army Navy and Air Force Captain Bishoff whose home is in San Fran 1 cisco California comes to his new assignment from Norfolk Virginia where he was the Freight Terminal Officer of the Norfolk Naval f Supply Center He is a graduate of the University of California and entered the Navy in 1942 Regent Line the rapidly expanding transatlantic steamship company has taken a further step toward consolidating their operations in this country President of the J R Shipping Co Ltd Rumanianborn Mr Ion Ratiu recently announced the opening of a branch office at 9 E Bay Street Mr Ratiu said The wonderful support we have found in this country inevitably led to the present step The company and its subsidiary Regent Line has been represented here and at Jacksonville Florida and Charleston South Carolina by the Southern Company for the last four years Regent Line is a nonconference company It was founded four years ago by Mr Ratiu He now serves as managing direc tor Mr Ratiu sees the line as a logical extension of the J Rj Shipping Co Ltd Today Regent Line offers scheduled sailings between the U S South Atlantic ports of Savannah Jacksonville and Charleston and the AntwerpHamburg range on the European Continent Chester Blackburn and Roder Inc will continue to control the operations in the United States as general agents Mr Ratiu is a former diplomat journalist and Cambridge economist He chose Savannah over Jacksonville and Charleston for the new installation Savannah has become our largest export port Mr Ratiu said while Jacksonville and Charleston handle mostly imports Among his many assignments Captain Bish i off has served a tour of duty at Naval Headquarters Washington D G first as Director V of the Warehouse Operations Division Bureau of Supplies and Accounts and subsequently as y Assistant Deputy Director of Transportation Navy Supply Systems Command During this 1 period he served as a Navy member of the study group which did the early planning leading to the development of the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service In 1965 Captain Bishoff was the Navy Repre sentative on the implementation group which established the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service Headquarters in Washington D C I REGENT LINE Independent Direct Service to ROTTERDAMAMSTERDAM ANTWERP HAMBURG BREMEN 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE N bl C X GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY MAKES RECORD LIFT id can be deceiving the record breaker is not ihe 41foot yacht in the foreground which is valued at 75000 and destined for Valencia Spain she ts V KeVJP nine on e leavY weight lille goes lo the capsuleshaped lank in Ihe background an industrial processery vessel for Genoa Italy which tipped the scales at ninety tons The tank was loaded on the ship immediately after the yacht but the yacht makes a better picture Hohenslein Shipping I Company are agents for the FABRE LINE Vessel in Savannah and handled all the loading operations SERVING SINCE 1870 SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FREIGHT FORWARDERS SMITH KELLY COMPANY OCEAN TERMINAL BUILDING P O Box 2808 Phone 2323151 SAVANNAH GEORGIA E NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 23 STUDIES REPORTS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION MARINE TERMINALS and INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC NEW YORK 212 6870630 SPARTANBURG S C 803 5822351 BOSTON 617 4821910 X r k kSt kir jf lllililH H W C ASSOCIATION Jr 1 204 EAST BAY ri m P0 BOX 1266 br PHONE2360226 E L MOBLEY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER Mi FREIGHT FORWARDER 606 Really Building Savannah Georgia 31402 64Prompt Service Reasonable Charges99 P O Box 686 Phone 9122340686 Why flounder around Ship Georgia Ports TVe Siewe 74e Pnt TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA AD 28103 Night Phone AD 28105 24 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE 14 A s 4 4 Compiled by Savannah Port Authority p JANUARY 15 1968 HANSEN A TIDEMANN INC 405 Industrial Building P O Box 157 31402 Tel 2334104 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2448 31402 Tel 2342421 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building P O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 24831 SMITH A KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 2808 31402 Tel 2323151 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO 310 East Bay Street P O Box 2747 31402 Tel 2348245 SOUTHERN SHIPPING CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 1439 31402 Tel 2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING A TERMINAL CO 24 East Bay Street P O Box 1048 31402 Tel 2338131 STRACHAN SHIPPING CO Savannah Bank Budding P O Box 470 31402 Tel 2344471 J R SHIPPING CO 9 East Bay Street 31401 Phone 2322129 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar African MeteorFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJan 24 African Dawn Farrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 7 Mormacland RTRobin SirachanFeb 13 African Comet Farrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 21 SOUTH AFRICA Capetown Pt Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques Beira Hollybank CunardBrocklebank HohensteinJan 20 African MeteorFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJan 24 S A WelievredenSouth African MarineSmith A KellyJan 25 Mormacmail RT Robin SirachanJan 30 African Dawn Farrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 7 Mormacland RTRobin L SirachanFeb 13 S A Nederburg South African MarineSmith A KellyFeb 15 Makrana CunardBrocklebank Hohenstein Feb 20 African Comet Farrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 21 Tamatave MADAGASCAR Mormacmail RT Robin SirachanJan 30 THE CARIBBEAN Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Parthenon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 9 Ammon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 23 Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Solon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanJan 24 Parthenon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 9 Ammon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 23 Kingston JAMAICA Attis RRoyal Netherlands SirachanJan 24 Artemis RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 23 Themis RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 29 PortAuPrince HAITI Allis RRoyal Netherlands SirachanJan 24 Artemis RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 23 Themis RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 29 Port ofSpain TRINIDAD Solon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanJan 24 Mormaccape RT MooreMcCormack Sirachan Feb 8 Parthenon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 9 Ammon RRoyal Netherlands SirachanFeb 23 Mormacpine RTMooreMcCormack I Sirachan Feb 23 CENTRAL AMERICA Balboa PANAMA CITY NordvestWCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 Cristobal Colon Nordvest WCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 o box 768 Savannah Ga 31402 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale COASTWISE MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT HordeTorm SouthernJan 19 Algiers ALGERIA HordaTorm SouthernJan 19 Barcelona SPAIN Horda Torm Southern If Vaccares Fabre Hohenstein 28 Masai Zim Southern 99 Velma Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan Feb 5 Qeshet Zim Southern Feb 15 Kenosha Fabre Hohenstein Feb 17 Qeshet Zim Southern Fh 98 Doctor Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan Feb 28 Beirut LEBANON Horda Torm Southern Jan 19 Casablanca MOROCCO Velma Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan Feb 5 Genoa ITALY Karin Bornhofen Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Jan IS Vaccares Fabre Hohenstein 98 Vellor Pisani Sidarma Southeastern Maritim 30 Zadar Jugolinija Smith ft Kelly le 31 Velma Lykes Lykes Brothers Sirachan Feb 5 Fran MorosiniSidarma Southeastern MaritimeFeb 7 KenoshaFabre HohensteinFeb 17 Doctor LykesLykes Brothers Sirachan Feb 28 Haifa ISRAEL Masai Zim Southern Qeshet Zim Southern Feb IS Qeshet Zim Sau th Am FaH OS Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS HordaTorm SouthernJan 19 Lattakie SYRIA HordaTorm SouthernJan 19 Leghorn ITALY Karin Bornhofen Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Jan 18 Vaccares Fabre Hohen f tein Jen 98 Vellor Pisani Sidarma Southeastern Maritime bshI 30 Fran Morosini Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Feb 7 Kenosha Fabre Hohenstein Feb 17 Doctor Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan Feb 28 Leixoes PORTUGAL Horda Torm Southern Jan 19 Lisbon PORTUGAL Horda Torm So11 there If Vaccares Fabre Hoben stain Jan 98 Kenosha Fabre Hohenstein Feb 17 Marseilles FRANCE Karin Bornhofen Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Jan 18 Vaccares Fabre Hohenstein Jan 28 Vellor Pisani Sidarma Southeastern Maritime Smith ft Kelly Jan 30 31 Zadar Jugolinija Fran Morosini Sidarma Southeastern Maritime 1 Hohenstein Feb Feb Kenosha RIB Fabre 17 Naples ITALY Velma Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan Fh 5 Doctor Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan Feb 28 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25 ShipSllip LinAgency Sailing Dal Piraeus GREECE MazalZim SouthernJan 89 Qeshet Zim 0 SouthernFeb 15 QeshetZim SouthernFeb 28 Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA ZadarJugolinijaSmith ft KellyJan 31 Savona ITALY Karin Bornhofen Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeJan 18 Veiior PisaniSidarma f1 Southeastern MaritimeJan 30 Fran Morosini Sidarma L Southeastern MaritimeFeb 7 St Louis Du Rhone VaccaresFabre HohensteinJan 88 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS HordaTorrn SouthernJan 19 Trieste ITALY ZadarJugolinijaSmith 8c KellyJan 31 Tripoli LIBYA Velma Lykesf5Lykes Brolhers r SirachanFeb 5 Doctor LykesLykes Brothers SirachanFeb 28 Tunis TUNISIA Velma Lykes Lykes Brothers SirachanFeb 5 Doctor LykesipHSLykes Brothers J20P Sirachan Feb 28 Valencia SPAIN Vaccares1Fabre Hohenstein Jan 28 KenoshaFabre Hohenstein Feb 17 Venice ITALY Zadar Velma LykesHR Doctor Lykes JugolinijaSmith KellyJan 31 Lykes Brothers Sirachan Feb 5 Lykes Brothers StrachanFeb 28 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS HilversumIndependent GuliSmith 8t KellyJan 20 Gaasierdyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein Jan 25 Pioneer CoveUnited States Sirachan Jan 29 Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinFeb 8 Thanasis Regent J R Shipping Feb 12 IttersumIndependent GuliSmith ft Kelly Feb 14 Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 21 FestivityiRegent J R Shipping Feb 27 American Manufacturer United States Sirachan Feb 28 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Antwerp NETHERLANDS Finnboston Finn Stevens Jan 1718 Hilversum Independent Gull Smith ft Kelly Jan 20 1 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Jan 22 Gaasierdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Jan 25 Pioneer Cove United Staiez Strachan Jan 29 Hasselburq OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Jan 31 Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 6 4 1 American Forester United Stales Strachan Feb 6 Svaneholm RT WilhelmzenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Thanasis Regent J R Shipping Feb 12 V vlr Independent Gull Smith ft Kelly Feb 14 Silvia OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Feb 15 Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 21 Festivity Regent J R Shipping Feb 27 Bremen GERMANY Finnboston Finn Stevens Jan 1718 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith ft Kelly Jan 20 American Leader United States Strachan Jan 21 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Jan 22 Gaasierdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Jan 25 Pioneer Cove United States Strachan Jan 29 Hasselburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Jan 31 Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 6 Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Thanasis Regent J R Shipping Feb 12 Ittersum Independent Gulf Smith ft Kelly Feb 14 OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Feb 15 Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 21 Regent J R Shipping Feb 27 United States Strachan Feb 28 BremenBremerhaven GERMANY American Leader United States Strachan Jan 21 Pioneer Cove United States Strachan Jan 29 American Manufacturer United States Strachan Feb 28 4 Hamburg GERMANY Finnboston Finn Stevens Jan 1718 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith ft Kelly Jan 20 American Leader United States Strachan Jan 21 Luijpnhurg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Jan 22 Gaasierdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Jan 25 Hasselburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Jan 31 Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 6 Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Sirachan Feb 10 Thanasis Regent J R Shipping Feb 12 Ittersum Independent Gulf Smith ft Kelly Feb 14 Silvia OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Feb 15 Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Feb 21 Festivity Regent J R Shipping Feb 27 American Manufacturer United States Strachan Feb 28 VI 4 V 8 4 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Kingston Port au Prince Santo Domingo Puerto Cabello Maracaibo EVERY FOUR WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas CitySTRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY CharlestonCAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY New YorkFUNCH EDYE COMPANY INC Royal Reffifrlands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 f 1 f W 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Situuhip Lia Agency Sailing Dale I 1 T L nf II w r Le Havre FRANCE Gaasterdyk RT HollandAmerica HoheniieinJan SS Grebbedyk RT HollandAmerica HohensteinFeb 6 Svaneholm RTWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanFeb 10 Grotedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinFeb S1 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Finnboston Hilversum LutjenburgMMfR Gaasterdyk RT Pioneer Cove HasselburgSjjHfiM Grebbedyk RT Svaneholm RT ThanasisU I tier sum SilviaLj Grotedyk RT F e s ti vi tyMl American Manufacturer Finn Independent Gulf OzeanStinnes HollandAmerica United Stales OseanStinnes i HollandAmerica WilhelmsenSwed Regent MBM Independent Gulf OzeanStinnes HollandAmerica Regent United States Stevens Jan 1710 Smith k KellyJan SO a Southeastern MJan 8S HohensteinJan SS StrachanJan 8 Southeastern MJan 31 HohensteinFeb f Atlantic StrachanFeb 10 J R ShippingFeb IS Smith ft KellyFeb 14 Southeastern MFeb IS RfiMH HohensteinFeb 81 J R ShippingFeb 87 StrachanFeb 80 PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA Am ft AustralianSmith ft Kelly Jan 16 Dorset Montreal StarBlue Star SouthA inn Cap BlancoColumbus Southern Jan 10 NottinghamAm ft AustralianSmith ft KellyJan 88 Australian IsleFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJan 85 Cap Vilano Columbus Southern Jan 31 New York Star Blue Star Southern Feb 1 City of AdelaideAm ft Australian Smith ft Kelly Feb 8 Port Albany RPort Strachan Feb 11 Australian Gulf FarreU Southeastern Maritime Feb 18 Cap VerdeColumbus pT3t SouthernFeb 17 Cty of Sydney Am ft AustralianSmith ft Kelly Feb 1 African StarFarrell Southeastern Maritime March 1 Auckland NEW ZEALAND NorthumberlandAm ft AustralianSmith ft KellyJan 8 Brisbane AUSTRALIA Dorset Am ft Australian Smith ft KellyJan 16 Montreal StarBlue Star Southern Jan 16 Cap Blanco Columbus SouthernJan 10 NottinghamAm ft Australian Smith ft KellyJan 88 Australian Isle IBMBfl FarreU gi Southeastern Maritime Jan 8S Cap Vilano Columbus SouthernJan 31 New York Star Blue Star SouthernFeb 1 City of Adelaide Am ft AustraUan LLSmith ft KellyFeb 8 J K Ebberwein FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDER FMC LIC NO 949 SUITE 2089 REALTY BUILDING it O BOX 2546PHONE 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Port Albany RPort StrachanFeb 11 AustraUan GulfFarreU Southeastern MaritimeFeb 18 Cap VerdeColumbus SouthernFeb 17 City of SydneyplAm ft Australiau f Smith ft KeUyJFeb 19 African Star FarreU Southeastern MaritimeMarch 1 Buco PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorI Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil RizalMaritime of PhilzSoutheastern M PhU BataanMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Jan 80 Jan 84 Feb 80 Cagayan de Oro North QueenC T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Corregidor Phil Rizal Philippines Phil Pres Garcia Phil Bataan PhU Pres Osmena Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Maritime of Phils Southeastern M United PhiUppine Z Southern United PhiUppine Southern Maritime of Phils Southeastern M United Philippine Southern Jan 80 Jan 84 Jan 89 Feb 18 Feb 80 Feb 86 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Rizal Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine Southern Phil BataanMaritime of PhUsSoutheastern M PhU Pres OsmenaUnited PhiUppine Southern Jan 80 Jan 84 Jan 89 Feb 18 Feb 80 Feb 86 Dunedin NEW ZEALAND NorthumberlandAm ft AustraUanSmith ft KeUy Jan 89 Fremantle AUSTRALIA Australian IsleFarreU Southeastern Maritime City of Adelaide Am ft AustraUanSmith ft KeUy AustraUan GulfFarrell Southeastern MariUme African StarFarreU Southeastern Maritime Jan 85 Feb 8 Feb 18 March 1 Hong Kong HONG KONG Phil Corregidor Phil Rizal MariUme of Phils Southeastern M Maritime of Phils Southeastern M Jan 80 Export Buyer RTP PhiUppines Am Export Isbrandtsen United Philippine Strachan Southern Jan 84 Jan 89 Oregon Maru K Line Stevens Jan 3f Norih Queen C T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Export Bay RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb 9 Phil Prez Garca United Philinnine Southern Feb 18 Phil Batean Tsuneshima Maru K Line Stevens Feb 81 Export Aide RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb 84 Phil Pres Osmena United PhiUppine Southern Feb 86 Nevada Maru K Line Stevens March 6 If youre looking for a sure thing when youre shipping to from or within the South give Southern the haul We take the gamble out of transportation Try us next time and see for yourself SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Southerns Accent is on YOU NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 27 Ship Steamship tine Agency Sailing Dale Steamship tineAgency Sailing Pate Iloio PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMaritime ot PhilsSoutheastern MJan SO Phil RixalMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern MJan S4 PhilippinesUnited Philippine Southern Jan 29 Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine SouthernFeb IS Phil BataanMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern MFeb SO Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southern Feb S6 Inchon KOREA Export Buyer RTPAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 24 Export Bay RTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb Export Aide RTPAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanFeb 84 Ship Australian GullFarrell Southeastern MaritimeFeb 18 Cap Verde Columbus Southern Feb 17 City of SydneyAm Sc AustralianSmith A KellyFeb 19 African StarFarrellSoutheastern Maritime March 1 Nagoya JAPAN Saitama Maru RTN Y K Strachan Jan S3 Oregon MaruK Line StevensJan 30 Sado Maru RTN Y K Strachan Feb 4 Hague Maru RTP MiisuiO S K Strachan Feb Yamaloshi Maru YamashitaShinnihon Smith A Kelly Feb 14 Tsuneshima MaruK Line StevensFeb 81 Nevada MaruK Line Stevens March 6 Kaohsiung FORMOSA Hai PingChina Merchants Export Buyer tRTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Hai DahChina Merchants Export Bay RTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Export JUde RTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Keelung FORMOSA Hai PingChina Merchants Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Oregon MaruK Line Hai DahChina Merchants Export Bay RTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Tsuneshima MaruK Line Export Aide RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Nevada MaruK Line SouthernJan 19 StrachanJan 84 SouthernJan 31 StrachanFeb 9 StrachanFeb 24 SouthernJan 19 Strachan Jan 24 StevensJan 30 Southern Jan 31 StrachanFeb 9 StevensFeb 81 StrachanFeb 24 StevensMarch 4 Kobe JAPAN Hai Ping Saitama Maru RT Export Buyer RTP Philippines Oregon Maru Hai Dah Sado Maru RT Hague Maru RTP Export Bay RTP Phil Pres Garcia Yamaloshi Maru Tsuneshima Maru Export Aide RTP Phil Pres Osmena Nevada Maru fhina Merchants Southern Jan N Y K Strachan Jan Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Jan United Philippine Southern Jan Stevens Jan China Merchants Southern Jan N Y K Strachan Feb Strachan Feb Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb United Philippine Southern Feb YamashitaShinnihon Smith A Kelly Feb K Line Stevens Feb Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Feb United Philippine Southern Feb K Line Stevens March 19 23 24 29 30 31 4 4 9 12 14 21 24 24 4 Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND NorthumberlandAm A AustralianSmith A KellyJan 29 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Phil RisaMaritime of Phils PhilippinesUnited Philippine North QueenC T O Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine Phil BataanMaritime of Phils Phil Pres OsmenaUnited Philippine Southeastern MJan 20 Southeastern MJan 24 Southern Jan 89 HohensteinFeb 7 SouthernFeb 12 Southeastern MFeb 20 SouthernFeb 24 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Dorset Am A Australian Smith A Kelly Jan 14 Montreal Star Blue Star Southern Jan 14 Cap Blanco Columbus Southern Jan 18 Nottingham Am A Australian Smith A Kelly Jan 22 Australian Isle Farrell Southeastern Maritime Jan 25 Cap Vilano Columbus Southern Jan 31 New York Star Blue Star Southern Feb 1 City off Adelaide Am A Australian Smith A Kelly Feb 2 Port Albany R Port Strachan Feb 11 Naha OKINAWA Export Buyer RTPAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanJan 24 Napier NEW ZEALAND NorthumberlandAm A AustralianSmith A KellyJan 29 New Castle AUSTRALIA Australian IsleFarrell Australian GulfFarrell JLirican Star Farrell Southeastern MaritimeJan 25 4 Southeastern MaritimeFeb 12 Southeastern MaritimeMarch 1 Osaka JAPAN Saitama Maru RT Export Buyer RTP Oregon Maru Sado Maru RT Hague Maru RTP Export Bay RTP Yamatoshi Maru Tsuneshima Maru Export Aide RTP Nevada Maru N Y K StrachanJan 23 Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 24 K Line StevensJan 30 N Y K StrachanFeb 4 MitsuiO S K StrachanFeb 4 Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanFeb 9 YamashitaShinnihonSmith A KellyFeb 14 K Line StevensFeb 21 Am ExportIsbrandtsenStrachan Feb 24 K Line StevensMarch 4 Penang MALAYSIA North Queen C T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Port Swettenham MALAYSIA C T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Pusan KOREA Export Buyer RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Stevens Jan Jan 24 30 Export Bay RTP Export Aide RTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Strachan Feb Feb 9 24 Sihanoukville CAMBODIA North Queen C T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Singapore STRAITS SETTLEMENT North QueenC T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Sydney AUSTRALIA Dorset Am A AustralianSmith A Kelly Montreal StarBlue Star Southern Cap BlancoColumbus Southern Nottingham Am A AustralianSmith A Kelly Australian Isle Farrell Southeastern Maritime Cap VilanoColumbus Southern New York StarBlue Star Southern City of AdelaideAm A AustralianSmith A Kelly Port Albany RPort Strachan Australian Gulf Farrell Southeastern Maritime Cap VerdeColumbus Southern Cty of SydneyAm A AustralianSmith A Kelly African StarFarrell Southeastern Maritime Wellington NEW ZEALAND NorthumberlandAm A AustralianSmith A Kelly Jan 14 Jan 14 Jan If Jan 22 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 2 Feb 11 Feb 12 Feb 17 Feb 19 March 1 Jan 29 H and its getting smaller every day Business or travel contacts in foreign lands are important to more and more people Thats why we keep expanding our International Department to serve more people and serve them better If your business or travel plans need overseas assistance including foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers checks talk first with our International Department specialists They can help you feel right at home wherever you go INTERNATIONAL DEPT 9122343441 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO P 0 BOX 489 SAVANNAH GA 31402 m GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Yokohama JAPAN Hai Ping Sailama Mani RT Export Buyer RTP Philippines Oregon Maru Hai Dah Sado Mani RT Hague Maru RTP Export Bay RTP Phil Pres Garcia Yamatoshi Maru Tsuneshima Maru Export Aide RTP Phil Pres Oimena Nevada Maru China Merchants N Y K i Am Export Isbrandtsen United Philippine K Line China Merchants N Y K MitsuiO S K Am Export Isbrandtsen United Philippine YamashitaShinnihonSmith K Line Am Export Isbrandtsen United Philippine K Line SouthernJan 19 StrachanJan S3 PERSIAN GULF Port Sudan SUDAN Hellenic LaurelHellenic StevensFeb SI StrachanFeb S4 SouthernFeb 24 Stevens March i StevensJan SI RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic LaureLHellenic StevensJan SI Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic LaureLHellenic StevensJan SI SCANDINAVIA BALT 1C Copenhagen DENMARK Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanFeb IS Gdynia POLAND Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Gothenburg SWEDEN Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Helsinki FINLAND Finn Stevens Jen 1718 Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Kotka FINLAND Finn Stevens Jan 1718 Malmo SWEDEN Iris Stevens Feb 1 Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Norrkoping SWEDEN Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Oslo NORWAY Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Stockholm SWEDEN Powell River Iris Stevens Feb 1 Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 Turku Abo FINLAND Finn Stevens Jan 1718 Svaneholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Feb 10 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Belem BRAZIL Southern Jan 29 Mormacpine RT MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 23 Stevens Jan 30 Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Southern Jan 31 Rio do Janeiro Ivaran Southern 16 Strachan Feb 4 Strachan 18 Strachan Feb 6 Montevideo Ivaran Southern Jan 30 Strachan Feb 9 Mormaccape RT MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 8 Southern Feb 12 Santos Ivaran Southern Feb 16 Fortaleza BRAZIL Mormacpine RTMooreMcCormack StrachanFeb 23 Montevideo URUGUAY Rio de JaneiroIvaran Mormacpenn RTMooreMcCormack MontevideoIvaran Mormaccape RTMooreMcCormack SantosIvaran Southern Strachan Southern Strachan Southern Jan 16 Jan 18 Jan 30 Feb 8 Feb 16 Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacpenn RT MooreMcCormack Mormaccape RTMooreMcCormack Strachan Strachan Jan 18 Feb 8 Porto Alegre via Rio Grande Do Sul Mormacpine RTMooreMcCormack BRAZIL Strachan Feb 23 Recife BRAZIL Mormacpenn RT MooreMcCormack Mormacpine RT MooreMcCormack Strachan Strachan Jan 18 Feb 23 Rio De Janeiro BRAZIL Rio de Janeiro Sta Mormacpenn RT Montevideo Mormaccape RTJ Santos Ivaran Southern Jan 16 MooreMcCormack Strachan Jan 18 Ivaran Southern Jan 30 MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 8 Ivaran Southern Feb 16 MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 23 Rio Grande Do Sul BRAZIL Mormaccape RT Mormacpine RT MooreMcCormack MooreMcCormack Strachan Strachan Feb 8 Feb 23 Salvador BRAZIL Mormacpine RT MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 23 Santos BRAZIL Rio de Janeiro Ivaran Southern Jan 16 Mormacpenn RT MooreMcCormack Ivaran Strachan Southern Jan 18 Jan 30 Mormaccape RT Santos MooreMcCormack Ivaran Strachan Southern Feb 8 Feb 16 Mormacpine RT MooreMcCormack Strachan Feb 23 SOUTH AMERICA NORTH COAST Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Solon RRoyal Netherlands StrachanJan 26 Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA Solon R Royal Netherlands Parthenon R Royal Netherlands Ammon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Strachan Strachan Jan 26 Feb 9 Feb 23 La Guaira VENEZUELA Solon R Ciudad de Cumana Royal Netherlands Venezuelan Smith Strachan ft Kelly Jan Jan 26 28 Parthenon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 9 Guayana Venezuelan Smith ft Kelly Feb 11 Ammon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 23 Ciudad de Cumana Venezuelan Smith ft Kelly Feb 26 Maracaibo VENEZUELA Attic R Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 26 CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA SAVANNAH GEORGIA 2 Adgers Wharf Ocean Terminal Building Phone RA 22921 Phone ADams 23151 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA State Docks Building Phone 2657588 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone Elgin 57671 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 29 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 23 Themis R Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 29 Matanzas VENEZUELA Am rnmani Venezuelan Smith ft Kelly Jan 28 Z V en ezu elan Smith ft Kelly Feb 11 Ciudad da Cumana Venezuelan Smith ft Kelly Feb 26 Paramaribo SURINAM Strachan Jan 26 0O1UII nj Parthenon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 9 Ammon R Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 23 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Royal Netherlands Strachan Jan 26 Pmlail il fvintami Smith ft Kelly Jan 28 Viluuau W Vumana Guayana Venezuelan Smith ft Kelly Feb 11 Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 23 Ciudad da Cumana Thamis R Smith ft Kelly Feb 26 Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb 29 Atti R Artemi R Themis R Royal Netherlands StrachanJan Royal Netherlands Strachan Feb Royal Netherlands StrachanFeb SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Antofagasta CHILE Nordvest WCL Southeastern Maritime Jan 15 Arica CHILE Nordvest WCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 Buenaventura COLOMBIA NordvestWCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 Callao PERU NordvestWCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 Guayaquil ECUADOR Nordvest WCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 Matarani PERU Nordvest WCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 San Antonio CHILE Nordvest WCL Southeastern MaritimeJain 15 Talcahuano CHILE NordvestWCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 Valparaiso CHILE NordvestWCL Southeastern MaritimeJan 15 SOUTH ASIA Bangkok THAILAND North Queen Bombay INDIA Jalarajan State of Punjab Steel Surveyor R Vishva Tirth Flying Endeavor Jaladhruv Flying Enterprise State of West BengalI Stale of Madhya Pradesh Flying Foam C T O Hohenstein Feb 7 Scindia Smith ft Kelly Jan 18 s C I Smith ft Kelly Jan 22 Isthmian Strachan Jan 23 S C I Smith ft Kelly Jan 29 Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Jan 29 Scindia Smith ft Kelly Feb 4 Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 8 s C I Smith ft Kelly Feb 12 s C I Smith ft Kellv Feb 22 Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 27 Calcutta INDIA JalarajanScindiaSmith ft KellyJan 18 HollybankCunardBrocklebank Hohenstein Jan 20 Hellenic LaurelHellenic StevensJan 21 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Data State of Punjab il C I Smith ft Kellv Jan 22 Steel Surveyor R Vishva Tirth Isthmian Strachan Jan 23 M f kr X S C I Smith ft Kellv Jan 29 Fly in 0 Endeavor Am Exnori Isbrandisen Strachan Jan 29 X iff Jaladhruv Scindia Smith ft Kellv Feb 4 Flying Enterprise Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feh 8 fl State of West Bengal S C I Smith ft Kelly Feb 12 ti Makrana CunardBrocklebank Hohenstein Feb 20 q T 1 State of Madhya Pradesh S C I Smith ft Kelly Feb 22 HM Flying Foam Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 27 i fUM Chalna PAKISTAN Hollybank CunardBrocklebank Hohenstein Jan 20 I j I Flying Endeavor Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Jan 29 1 Flying Enterprise Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 8 MaWana CunardBrocklebank Hohenstein Feb 20 RI r U Flving Foam Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 27 Chittagong PAKISTAN HollAnin Laurel Hellenic Stevens Jan 21 HU fi 1 Flying Endeavor Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Jan 29 Flying Enterprise Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 8 t Flying Foam Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Feb 27 5 E fv i Cochin INDIA Jalarajan Scindia Smith ft Kelly Jan 18 Vishva Tirth J ala dhr u v S C I Smith ft Kelly Scindia Smith ft Kelly Jan Feb 29 4 1 State of Wst Bengal s C I Smith ft Kelly Feb 12 B f Stale of Madhya Pradesh S C 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140 Bull2341005 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1967 31 Georgia Anchor Age PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA W Whats Misst Ports Up KENN 1C KELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA Ij HH1 JfSa k mm u mmm mmmimm 11 fy0jSSs W OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY mMm JANFEB 1968 GULF OF MEXICO The Georgia Ports Authority now has 22 deepwater berths serving a wide trade area in the Midwest and the Southeast Georgia ports serve this 13state area at inland freight rates equal to or less than rates charged by any other Atlantic or Gulf port For additional information contact our man at any one of our following sales offices NEW YORK 233 Broadway 2122675731 Teletype 2125711312 George Eggert CHICAGO 200 South Michigan Ave 3124278478 Fred Whelan ATLANTA 1131 Healey Bldg 4045251595 Teletype 4045271034 Claude H Newman SAVANNAH P O Box 1039 9122361561 Teletype 810784563 J D Holt BRUNSWICK P O Box 1758 9122658500 Cecil G Gnann BONN GERMANY 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 Telephone Bad Godesberg 69344 TOKYO JAPAN 929 Nikkatsu International Bldg Yuraducho Chiyoda Ku Telephone 2114566 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY 2 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE m M te w wm j JL Georgia i T ii would 7 GEORGIA JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 6 JIM BISSON Editor OMI LEE Associate Editor SAVANNAH CONSTRUCTION 4 BRUNSWICK CONSTRUCTION 6 OLD MAN RIVER 8 AUGUSTA BARGE MOVEMENT 9 BAINBRIDGE PIPELINE 12 GPA TOKYO 16 SEA HORSES 18 PORT NEWS VIEWS 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 25 DIRECTORY OF PORT SERVICES 31 Old Man River proves a point on pages 813 If you think inlandwater transportation is outmoded in this Jet Age read on dear reader and become one of the Enlightened Ones I L GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS W D Trippe Cedartown Chairman Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Vice Chairman Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie SecretaryTreasurer Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James J Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Commerce and Traffic Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9122361561 Advertising rates furnished on request fl AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used by others however be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority Ni U I W la THE EXECUTIVES CORNER EDITORS NOTE Mr Holt was asked to speak at a Trade with Japan Manient of a World Trade Conference in Atlanta Due to other eonnnitinents he was unable to attend but sent tbe following message to llie eonieiinee delegates Considering oar artiele on page 16 of this issue concerning our Tokyo Office we felt it would be appropriate to reprint his remarks for nut reader J D HOLT During this slide presentation you have seen the products of farms and factories moving from all parts of the world and to all parts of the world The movement of goods in international trade is the end result of a thought that found its origin in the mind of a man or in the minds of a group of men endowed with imagination But if in our enthusiasm any of us leaves this meeting today with an idea of how he or she can make a contribution to the expansion of foreign commerce and tomorrow the idea dies aborning maybe the wrong meeting has been attended As you know we have two representatives headquartered in Tokyo They are Japanese Nationals They spent a month in the United States recently and the conclusions one draws are moderately encouraging or moderately alarming dependent upon ones point of view These men spent one week in Chicago calling upon Japanese oriented importers and exporters in addition to seven working days in New York and nearly a week in Houston Yes the Southeast is being covered alright but it is being covered for the most part by either New York by Chicago or Houston Moderately encouraging or moderately alarmingwe do have a choice of point of view Self satisfaction may be the plague of our time Let us not be satisfied until we have personnel from all of the major Japanese companies as well as those from the other great trading nations of the world headquartered here in Atlanta the trading capital of the Southeast JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 GPA Construction Savannah On Schedule The Georgia Ports Authoritys five and onehalf million dollar expansion program at Savannahs Ocean Terminal is moving on schedule and should be operational by late this year The new general cargo facilities will include two berths extending 1200 feet along the Savannah River a transit shed two warehouses rail service truck access utilities and an open storage area In addition the crane rails on berth 18 will be extended to allow the GPAs two 50 ton gantry cranes access to the new berths Tonnage through Ocean Terminal has grown from 163515 tons in 1959 the first full year of operation of the facility by the GPA to 593954 tons in 1967 This 263 percent tonnage increase can be directly traced to the Authority s extensive new construction and renovation program of the facility Current construction when completed will give the Ocean Terminal twelve operational berths GPA Construction Brunswick I Likewise The Geor gia Ports Authoritys two million dollar expansion program is proceeding right on schedule and will be operational late this year The new facilities are being built adjacent to and immediately north of the two existing GPA general cargo berths and the Brunswick Port Authoritys bulk handling berth The completion of this current project will give the Port of Brunswick a complex of three general cargo berths and one bulk handling berth The construction will add to the present facility a 540 foot marginal wharf and a 32760 square foot transit shed extension Expansion plans include double marginal rail tracks running the entire length of the new dock rail and truck loading facilities and complete fire protection including a sprinkler system for the new transit shed Tonnage for the GPAs Brunswick operations for the year ending December 31 1967 was up 88 percent over the previous year JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 7 OLD MAN RIVER Proves A Point AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Augusta Columbia Nitrogen Moves Cyclohexane Savannah To Augusta Via Barge A new barge movement on the Savannah River exemplifies the practicality of low cost water transportation and the logical linking of deepwater and inland ports This latest marriage of economic transports involves a deepwater movement of Cyclohexane to the Savannah terminals of the Colonial Oil Industries Inc where the chemical is stored in specially designed tanks As required the Cyclohexane is loaded on barges and moved up the Savannah River for discharge to Columbia Nitrogens Augusta operations Using the Cyclohexane as a basic raw material Columbia Nitrogen produces Caprolactam which is used in the production of Nylon 6 This end product is shipped from centrally located Augusta to various customers of Columbia Nitrogen throughout the Southern and Eastern areas of the U S For further proof of Old Man Rivers potential please read the following four pages sta 6 I baJSffiau Mn auM S fe 1 Pili fci v v ZZV r I E v g T 11 i B 2S IPIt reaa w yiP d p 1 Sjl dIllg T I j Bi hPK W WFl wi WPLM Vi OTi 3 1E feA H vsm ijc Fts vAi Sill 2 t Jil a TSEtT K M d iti jgl Y g VW iHi j rfl m liiipi d Sir MM il Hi isss k V v s0l H m il SI 1 lili 1 fpw BSi UK w jjS Bainbridge A O Smith Steel Mills Move Natural Gas Pipeline From Texas To Florida Via Barge The CPAs Inland Barge Terminal at Bainbridge recently served as a key to a tricky transportation problem as over 100 miles of pipeline moved through the facility enroute to Florida The shipment orginated at the A 0 Smith Steel Mills in Houston Texas and arrived on schedule in perfect condition at Bainbridge via the intracoastal waterway the Apalachicola Chattahoochee and Flint rivers The pipes were purchased by the Florida Gas Company who is constructing a natural gas pipeline from near Baton Rouge Louisiana to Miami Florida The T E Mercer Trucking Company of Fort Worth Texas utilized fifteen to forty trucks a day moving the pipe from Bainbridge to its final destination in Worthington Florida WM m iv Columbus Petroleum Pipeline to Atlanta from Texas Via Barge The A 0 Smith Corporation of Texas was so pleased with their natural gas pipeline movement through the GPAs Bainbridge terminal that they had no questions as to what facility was best suited for a movement of petroleum pipeline to the Atlantic area Their decision was GPA Columbus Their first shipment to the Plantation Pipeline Company consisted of three barges which was trucked out of Columbus via Horne Heavy Haulers to Atlanta L J Huddleston photo below Traffic Assistant for the A 0 Smith Corporation who supervised the Bainbridge movement was on hand in Columbus to oversee the operation As the magazine goes to press the second shipment consisting of 30 barges is enroute to Columbus JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 13 Mm a6 On occasion through the pages of the Georgia AnchorAge the Georgia Ports Authority takes the opportunity to salute many old and valued customers In this issue we salute the Caterpillar Tractor Co which since its organization in 1925 has been among the nations leading exporters Caterpillar manufacturing operations are conducted at nine U S plants East Peoria Aurora Decatur Joliet and Mossville Illinois Davenport Iowa Milwaukee Wisconsin San Leandro California and York Pennsylvania All of these plants operate at full capacity throughout the year Sales service and manufacturing within the continental United States are administered by the parent company Caterpillar Tractor Co which is located in a new ultramodern general headquarters building in downtown Peoria Illinois see photo upper right Separately organized whollyowned subsidiaries are responsible GEORGIA ANCHORAGE iiiiiiiiiiiT i Iii 11 i llllllllllll lllllllllllll llllllllllll litllllllllllll I I IS III HIIUIII pSiiis HiamiiPiHiP muuwmsm 1 RPILLAR for all sales service and manufacturing outside the United States T Geographically these organizations 14 W cover all portions of the free world Caterpillar equipment users have played a major role in the history of a dynamic industry Today they jL are working on civilian and military projects building new highways and vital farm to market roads laying pipelines in an ever expanding web clearing streets and building dams airports and levees Caterpillar equipment can also be found tilling and terracing farm 1 lands working in deserts forests 1 and lands erecting bridges and JU buildings and powering crushers Tr cotton gins shrimp boats and public w utilities Wherever there is construction progress or a need for dependable diesel power there will likely be found a Caterpillar product or I work accomplished by a Caterpillar 1 customer W mmm 6 r JR life RGIA PORTS In June 1967 the Georgia Ports Authority opened a Far Eastern Sales Office in Tokyo Japan In January of this year Mr Makio Yamada GPAs Far Eastern Director and Mr I Togioka GPA Sales Representative paid their first orientation and business call in the United States Their first stop was in Chicago where Mr Fred Whelan GPAs Western Regional Manager accompanied them on numerous calls on Japanese trading companies and the various representatives of steamship lines providing service between the Ports of SavannahBrunswick and the Far East Their next stop was the Georgia Ports Authoritys Sales Office in New York where they spent seven working days with Eastern Regional Manager Walter Hausser and Sales Representative Joe Downing calling on Japanese oriented importers and exporters Next on their itinerary was a visit to the deep water terminals at Brunswick and Savannah where they had a first hand look at all the operations of these two ultra modern port facilities While in Savannah they attended a general staff meeting where the main topic of discussion was the importexport traffic between the USA Japan and the Far East After a few days in the Port Cities Messrs Yamada and Togioka moved on to Atlanta where they made more busicalls and discussed the various aspects of freight rates and traffic regulations with the GPAs Director of Traffic and Commerce Claude Newman From Atlanta the visitors along with Mr Whelan went to Houston for nearly one week of calls before leaving for Los Angeles and still more solicitation calls in that city and other west coast cities before returning to Japan Commenting on the visit of Messrs Yamada and Togioka GPA Executive Director J D Holt said We brought these two fine gentlemen to the States to learn first hand our operations and in turn to learn from them I feel as do all our GPA personnel that both of these objectives have been reached This twoway exchange of ideas within the Georgia Ports Authority has attributed to much of the success of the Ports of Georgia becoming the largest and busiest p6rts on the South Atlantic range JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 assess Executive Director J D Holt greets Far Eastern Director Yamada and Sales Representative Togioka at the Georgia Ports Authoritys headquarters in Savannah One of the highlights of Messrs Yamada and Togiokas visit was a call at the general offices of John Deere Co at Maline Illinois which is illustrated in the photograph on the left Below Mr Yamada shows his approval at finding John Deere equipment awaiting shipment to Yokohama dock side at the GPAs Garden City Terminal It is a well known fact that anything from bulldozers to ostrich feathers move through the Georgia Ports Authority Perhaps it was for this reason that few people raised an eyebrow when they heard that sixteen quarter horses were to sail from the Garden City Terminal for greener pastures in South Africa Many people however were amazed when they heard about the extra care ij which had to be taken before the horses could be placed aboard the ship As John Robinson owner of the Greenwood Farm in Macon put it You dont just throw a bunch of horses on a ship It takes weeks or months of planning if you are going to do the job right and that is the only way to do anything Mr Robinson took the horses to golf champion Gary Player in Johannesburg South Africa where Mr Player plans to cross breed the quarter horses to produce a multipurpose horse By crossbreeding Mr Player plans to introduce into South Africa a horse which can be used as a ranch work horse a show horse a pleasure horse and for many other purposes Horses in South Africa today are bred as single purpose horses Special onehorse stables were built so the horses could be kept on the deck of the ship Their steel shoes were removed to permit better traction of their hooves and rubber mats were placed in each stall to ease the burden of standing O which may be caused by vibration and t motion We are taking alone enough tran quilizers to tranquilize every horse for every day of the trip if we have to Mr Robinson said He added We have gone to great length to make sure we J have thought of everything and then we 4 P probably will find we have forgotten some little thing Mr Robinson made the trip on board r the South African freighter Nederburg so that he could care for the horses He J plans to remain in South Africa until 1 the horses are settled on the 100acre farm near Witkoppen which Mr Player ylf bought just for the quarter horses R cm PUiERS m HORSES Mr and Mrs John Robinson owners of lhe Greenwood Farm in Macon Georgia admire one of lhe sixteen quarter horses purchased by golf champion Gary Player A Special onehorse stables were built so the horses could be kept on the deck of the ship Three are stud stallions and thirteen are maresinfoal This custom made mobile horse van also made the voyage with the sixteen quarter horses to their new home in South Smith and Kelly agents for Safmarine in Savannah handled the loading of the quarter horses aboard the S A Nederburg a sleek 12000 ton cargo liner Representative Richardson displays proof of home port SAVANNAH NAMED HOME PORT FOR NEW LYKES CLIPPER Thanks to the efforts of State Representative Willis J Richardson Jr another ship will proudly bear the name Savannah Georgia as her home port The management of Lykes Bros Steamship Co Inc has designated Savannah as the home port of the S S Letitia Lykes The S S Letitia Lykes a highly automated Gulf Clipper recently sailed on her maiden voyage from the U S Gulf to ports in Japan Korea Okinawa Formosa and Hong Kong Although the S S Letitia Lykes is presently assigned to the Far East it is subject to service on any of Lykes six essential trade routes The S S Letitia Lykes is the thirtysecond new multimillion dollar ship to join the Lykes lines fleet in the companys complete fleet replacement program The Letitia replaces a new ship of the same name which was battered and sunk by Hurricane Betsy in 1965 while outfitting in New Orleans The new S S Lelitia Lykes recently made her maiden voyage from U S Gulf to the Far East Established 1886 MPMI SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PORT NEWS VIEWS 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE X J lal To mark the Third Anniversary of the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service on v February 15 the Commander of Eastern Area MTMTS Brig Gen Arthur Hurow USA poses for a ty family portrait with subordinate commanders Back row left to right Capl J Oakes USA Military x m Air Traffic Coordinating Office MATCO Dover AFB Li Col R A Kerwin USA Philadelphia Out1 port Lt Col M M Stephens USA Great Lakes Oulport Maj V K Taylor USA Charleston Ouipori rn I Capl J T Bishoff SC USN Deputy Commander Eastern Area MTMTS Maj V V Johnson USA rf MATCO Charleston AFB Capl N R Walker USA MATCO McGuire AFB and Lt R Graham USA Boston Oulport Front row left to right Lt Col J E Biggert USA Capl Kennedy Ouipori Lt Col JW a H I Fernandes USA Baltimore Oulport Capt J B Ericson SC USN Military Ocean Terminal Bayonne General Hurow Col C A Lewis USA St Louis Field Office Col A B Joyner USA Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point Southport N C and Capt C H Smith SC USN Freight Sy 7 Terminal Department Officer Naval Supply Center Norfolk Va Absent was Col G Campbell USA Gulf Oulport New Orleans La IS A 4 HIM mil MTMTS Third Birthday il I 1 Eastern area Military Management and Terminal Service with c f T a headquarters at the old Brooklyn Army Terminal joined its parent organization the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service in marking the third anniversary of I Lc MTMTS The transportation manF agement organization is the single rn t manager agency for military trans I Ji portation in the United States and a major command of the U S j Army Eastern Area MTMTS commanded by Brig General Arthur Hurow USA is the largest of two field commands under MTMTS In commending the personnel of his organization in their mission of performing transportation and traffic service to the Services General Hurow said From its inception MTMTS had a complex job to accomplish Born during the Vietnam buildup you provided the professional know how made the right decisions and kept the military traffic moving You can take pride in the accomplishment Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 TUl New York ISC GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta E JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 21 HERALD H SCHULDT KURT SIEH lfl0 feara H Schuldt shipowners and shipbrokers re cently celebrated their one hundredth anni versary Heinrich Schuldt established himself as shipbroker in Klensburg West Germany ir 1868 but soon extended his business to tht management of seagoing vessels In 1896 his eldest son Hermann became his partner Hereby the business activity expanded greatly until the outbreak of World War I when H Schuldt disposed of twentythree steamers which were engaged in worldwide trade All the larger vessels were lost as a consequence of World War I but Hermann Schuldt dedicated all his energy to the reconstruction of the fleet He was supported in this task by his eldest son Herald who joined the company in 1923 In this very year three generations were heading the company as partners Heinrich Schuldt died in 1924 and his son Hermann left the firm in 1932 Herald scnuidt became the sole owner in 1933 am soon transferred the company from Flensbur to Hamburg World War II brought the loss of the entire fleet of eleven ships Because of the restric tions placed upon the German shipping industry after the war Herald Schuldt and his partner Kurt Seih had to work undauntedly to reconstruct the fleet On the day of its Centenary H Schuldt coulel state with pride that its flag is flying on nine modern cargomotor vessels and eight refrigerated motor vessels In addition to these two further reefers have been ordered increasing the fleet to nineteen vessels with about 93000 GRT I Igj the celebration H Schuldt had published a chronicle depicting the history of a shipowner family during the ups and downs OT a GPntpnniiim Colonel Gold I Appointed Director I Colonel Norman H Gold USA was named Director of Freight Traffic at Headquarters Military Management and Terminal MTMTS He replaced Captain Francis Grubb USN who retired in late February In making the announcement Major General rr John J Lane paid tribute to the many contributions Colonel Gold has made to the Agency w 1966e hiS assignment t0 MTMTS in August A native of Philadelphia Pennsylvania Colonel Gold has been serving as Director of Field Assistance at MTMTS In his new posi tion he assumes responsibility for the largest Directorate in MTMTS which controls the movement of military freight throughout the United States John F Budd Receives Citation JOHN F BUDD New York maritime and aviation publisher John F Budd recently received the Foreign Commerce Club of New Yorks annual Port of New York Award Mr Budd received the award at the Clubs 35th annual Port of New York Night Banquet at the Hotel Commodore The event climaxed the traditional Port of New York Day observance Mr Budd is President of Budd Publications and has been the Chairman of the Speakers and Arrangements Committee of The Foreign Commerce Club for 37 years He is credited with a number of innovations including the origination of the Port of New York Day observance annually proclaimed by New York City s Mayor and the special industry and foreign country banquets that have honored some 167 companies in or related to foreign commerce and more than 50 foreign nations He also designed the Clubs flag 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE J Officers Directors The Transportation Club of Atlanta 1968 Front Row left to right George P Bell Jr Lithonia Lighting Inc Second Vice President William A Sorrell Past President East Texas Motor Freight B Frank Bond Baltimore and Ohio Railroad President Mitt C Comstock TIME Freight Inc Claude Newman Georgia Ports Authority First Vice President Back Row left to right A Lynn Dowding Phillips Petroleum Company SecretaryTreasurer John E Howard Carolina Freight Carriers Corp Harry S Phillips Mead Packaging Company E Paul Schilling The Milwaukee Road W Fred Robinson Avon Products Inc John Vandegriff Commercial Cold Storage William C Andrews L and N R R SOUTHEASTERN STEAMSHIP AGENTS i MARITIME CO STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 3140S AGENTS FOR 310 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3SS01 1746 East Adams Street P G Box 1504 90435382G1 SERVING Canaveral Florida 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2322129 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date EAST AFRICA Mombasa Tanga Dar es Salaam Zanzibar Mormacscan RTRobin Strachan April 7 Mormacrio RT Robin Strachan April 9 African Meteor Farrell Southeastern Maritime April 17 Mormaccove RTRobin Strachan May 7 African Comet Farrell Southeastern Maritime May 16 SOUTH AFRICA Beira Capetown Durban East London Lourenco Marques Port Elizabeth African Mercury Farrell Southeastern Maritime April 3 Mormacscan RT Robin Strachan April 7 Mormacrio RT Robin Strachan April 9 Farrell Southeastern Maritime April 17 S A Weltevreden South African Marine Smith Kelly April 20 Mormacdawn RT Robin Strachan April 23 African Dawn Farrell Southeastern Maritime May 1 May 2 Mormaccove RT Robin Strachan May 7 Tamatave MADAGASCAR Mormacscan RT Robin Strachan April 7 Mormacdawn RT Robin Strachan April 23 THE CARIBBEAN Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Memnon Royal NetherlandsNygui Strachan April 5 Medon Royal NetherlandsNygui Strachan April 19 Solon Royal NetherlandsNygui 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KellyApril 11 Nordvest WCL Southeastern MaritimeApril 22 NordpolWCL Southeastern MaritimeMay 20 COASTWISE MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bulk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Augusta Georgia MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT Frankrig Torm Southern April 17 Algiers ALGERIA Torm Southern April 17 Ashdod ISRAEL Zim Southern May Barcelona SPAIN Frankrig Irene M Thompson Lykes Mar Egeo Torm Fabre Lykes Brothers Nervion Southern Hohenstein Strachan Stevens April 17 April 18 April 25 April 26 Beirut LEBANON Hellenic Stevens April 8 Torm Southern April 17 Thompson Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan April 25 Bilbao SPAIN Mar Egeo Nervion Stevens April 26 Casablanca MOROCCO Thompson Lykes Lykes Brothers Strachan April 25 Genoa ITALY Athinai Romanija Lazzaro Mocenigo Irene M Zadar Thompson Lykes Francesco Morosini Lorenzo Marcello Haifa ISRAEL MazaLZim Southern May Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS FrankrigTorm SouthernApril 17 Lattakie SYRIA FrankrigTorm SouthernApril 17 Hellenic StevensApril 8 JugolinijaSmith KellyApril 10 Sidarma Southeastern Maritime April 10 Fabre HohensteinApril 18 Jugolinija Smith ft Kelly April 25 Lykes Brothers StrachanApril 25 Sidarma Southeastern Maritime May 3 Sidarma Southeastern Maritime May 20 Leghorn ITALY AthinaiHellenic StevensApril 8 Lazzaro MocenigoSidarma Southeastern MaritimeApril 10 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space P Denotes Passenger JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Irene MFahre Hohenstein Francesco MorosiniSidarma Southeastern Maritime Lorenzo MarcelloSidarma Southeastern Maritime April 18 May 3 May 20 Leixoes PORTUGAL Frankrig Venice YUGOSLAVIA Romanija JugolinijaSmith KellyApril 10 ZadarJugolinijaSmith KellyApril 25 Thompson LykesLykes Brothers StrachanApril 25 Torrn pB SouthernApril 17 Lisbon PORTUGAL Frankrig Torm Southern Irene Ms Fabre Hohenstein Mar Egoo Nervion Stevens April 17 April 18 April 2 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Marseilles FRANCE Lazzaro Mocenigo Irene M Sidarma Fabre Southeastern Maritime Hohenstein April 10 April 18 Francesco Morosini Lorenzo Marcello Sidarma Sidarma Southeastern Southeastern Maritime Maritime May 3 May 20 Naples ITALY Athinai Hellenic Stevens April 8 Romanija Jugolinija Smith Kelly April 10 Zadar Jugolinija Smith Kelly April 25 Thompson Lykes 1 Lykes Brothers Strachan April 25 Pioneer Tide Grebbedyk RT Itiersum American Manufacturer Festivity United States HollandAmerica Independent Glt United States Regent Strachan Hohenstein Smith Kelly Strachan J R Shipping April 6 April 8 April 25 April 26 May 8 Piraeus GREECE Aihinai Hellenic Mazal I Zim Stevens Southern April 8 May 6 Pt St Louis Irene MF abre Antwerp BELGIUM Hasselburg Pioneer Tide Grebbedyk RT Stureholm RT Silvia Itiersum American Manufacturer American Leader Magdalene Vinnen Festivity OzeanStinnes United States HollandAmerica WilhelmsenSwed OzeanStinnes Independent Gulf United States United States OzeanStinnes Regent Hohenstein Rijeka YUGOSLAVIA ZadarJugolinija Smith Kelly April 18 April 25 Southeastern M Strachan Hohenstein Atlantic Strachan Southeastern M Smith Kelly Strachan Strachan Southeastern M J R Shipping April 2 April 6 April 8 April 20 April 21 April 25 April 26 May 1 May 5 May 8 Salonika GREECE Athinai Hellenic Stevens April 8 Santander SPAIN Mar Egeo Nervion StevensApril 26 Savona ITALY Lazzaro Mocenigo Sidarma Francesco Morosini Sidarma Lorenzo MarceUoittSidarma Southeastern MaritimeSoutheastern MaritimeSoutheastern Maritime April 10 May 3 May 20 Bremen GERMANY Hasselburg Pioneer Tide Grebbedyk RT Stureholm RT Silvia OzeanStinnes ItiersumIndependent Gulf American Manufacturer United States Magdalene VinnenOzeanStinnes FestivityRegent4 OzeanStinnes United States HollandAmerica WilhelmsenSwed Southeastern M Strachan Hohenstein Atlantic Strachan Southeastern M Smith Kelly Strachan Southeastern M J R Shipping Split YUGOSLAVIA RomanijaJugolinija BremenBremerhaven GERMANY Pioneer Tidel United Stales American Manufacturer United Stales April 2 April 6 April 8 April 20 April 21 April 25 April 26 May 5 May 8 Strachan Strachan April 6 April 26 Smith KellyApril 10 Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS FrankrigTorm SouthernApril 17 Tripoli LYBIA Athinai Hellenic StevensApril 8 Tunis TUNISIA Thompson Lykes Lykes Brothers S3 Strachan April 25 Valencia SPAIN Irene M Mar Eaeo Hamburg GERMANY HasselburgOzeanStinnes Pioneer TideUnited States Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica Stureholm RTWilhelmsenSwed SilviaOzeanStinnes ItiersumIndependent Gulf Magdalene VinnenOzeanStinnes FestivityRegent Southeastern M Strachan Hohenstein AtlanticStrachan Southeastern M Smith Kelly Southeastern MJ R Shipping Fabre Nervion Hohenstein Stevens April 18 April 26 Le Havre FRANCE Grebbedyk RTMH HollandAmerica Stureholm RT WilhelmsenSwed April 2 April 6 April 8 April 20 April 21 April 25 May 5 May 8 Hohenstein AtlanticStrachan April 8 April 20 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO DetroitINTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Royal Relfierlands Steamship tompang KNSM 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 AN SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom Home Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 r r A f IT Is p V 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE J Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date A f Rotterdam HOLLAND Hasselburg OzeanStinnes Pioneer TideUnited Stales Grebbedyk RTHollandAmerica Stureholm RT Silva Southeastern MApril 2 StrachanApril 6 HohensteinApril 8 WilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanApril 20 OzeanStinnes Southeastern M April 21 ItlersumIndependent GulfSmith KellyApril 25 American Manuiacturer United States SirachanApril 26 Magdalene VinnenOzeanStinnes Southeastern MMay 5 Festivity RegentJ R Shipping May 8 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern Phil A LunaMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern ZamboangaMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Pres QuezonUnited Philippine Southern Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M April 9 April 17 April 23 May 5 May 7 May 27 Davao PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern Phil A LunaMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern ZamboangaMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Pres QuezonUnited Philippine Southern Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Southeastern M April 9 April 17 April 23 May 5 May 7 May 27 Adelaide AUSTRALIA City of Brisbane African Rainbow Port St Lawrence America Star Cap Roca Australian Gem Australian Galaxy Essex Surrey Montreal Star Am AustralianSmith 8c Kelly Farrell Southeastern Maritime Port Strachan Blue Star Southern Columbus Southern Farrell J Southeastern Maritime Farrell Southeastern Maritime Am 8t AustralianSmith 8c Kelly Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c Kelly Blue Star Southern Auckland NEW ZEALAND Port BurnieiKBimluoSt Sirachan Belawan SUMATRA TelamonBlue Sea Sirachan Bluff NEW ZEALAND Port BurniePort Brisbane AUSTRALIA City of Brisbane Afr can Rainbow Port St Lawrence America Star Cap Roca Australian Gem Australian Galaxy Essex Montreal Star Surrey Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c Kelly Farrell Southeastern Maritime Port Sirachan Blue Star Southern Columbus Southern Farrell Southeastern Maritime Farrell Southeastern Maritime Am AustralianSmith 8c Kelly Blue Star Southern Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c Kelly April 2 April 8 April 18 April 20 April 23 April 26 May 3 May 4 May 14 May 14 April 29 April 6 April 29 April 2 April 8 April 18 April 20 April 23 April 26 May 3 May 4 May 14 May 14 Djarkarta INDONESIA Telamon Blue Sea KyooLJ2Blue Sea Strachan Sirachan April 6 April 22 Dunedin NEW ZEALAND Port BurniePort SirachanApril 29 Fremantle AUSTRALIA African Rainbow Farrell Southeastern Maritime Australian GemFarrell Southeastern Maritime Australian GalaxyFarrell Southeastern Maritime April 8 April 26 May 3 Hong Kong HONG KONG France Maru K Line Stevens Montana Maru K Line Stevens Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern Export Adventurer RTP Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Phil A Luna Denmark Maru Phil Pres Roxas Export Buyer RTP Zamboanga Takeshima Maru Phil Pres Quezon Export Bay RTP Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil A Luna Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Zamboanga Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M K Line Stevens United Philippine Southern Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern M K Line Stevens United Philippine Southern Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern Phil A LunaJMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Southern ZamboangalLMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Phil Pres QuezonUnited Philippine Southern Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M April 3 April 5 April 9 April 9 April 17 April 19 April 23 April 27 May 5 May 5 May 7 May 9 May 27 April 9 April 17 April 23 May 5 May 7 May 27 April 17 May 5 I May 27 Inchon KOREA Export Adventurer RTPAm Export IsbrandiseiiStrachan Export Buyer RTP Am Export IsbrandtsenSirachan Export Bay RTPVAm Export IsbrandtsenSirachan April 9 April 27 May 9 CANDO PELICON fpp 15 JB0H f J K Ebberwein jfjfJ FOREIGN l FREIGHT Or maybe youd like his fullname the Pelicontainer bird a rare and fine specimen of our newest ports service Thats right now Georgia ports are geared to handle containerized freight to and 1 FORWARDER from foreign countries For the full story on Georgia shipping write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority mZ UC NO 949 SUITE 2089 REALTY BUILDING P 0 BOX 2546 PHONE 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA P O Box 1039 Savannah Ga GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 27 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Kaohsiung FORMOSA Export Adventurer RTPAm Export IsbrandisenLSirachanApril 9 Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen SlrachanApril 27 Hai HoChina Merchants SouthernMay 9 Export Bay RTPAm Export IsbrandisenSlrachanMay 9 Keelung FORMOSA France Maru K Line l Stevens Montana Maru K Line Stevens Export Adventurer RTP Am Export IsbrandisenSlrachan Denmark Maru K Line Stevens Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen Slrachan Takeshima Maru K Line Stevens Hai HoChina Merchants Southern Export Bay RTP Am Export IsbrandisenSlrachan April 3 April 5 Apri 9 April 19 April 27 May 5 May 9 May 9 Kobe JAPAN France Maru K Line Montana Maru K Line MaSfwv Don AntonioUnited Philippine Export Adventurer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen Chicago Maru RTMitsuiO S K Sanuki Maru RT N Y K Kamoharu MaruYamashitaShinnihonSmith Denmark Maru K Line Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine Export Buyer RTP Boston Maru RT Takeshima Maru Phil Pres Quezon Export Bay RTP Hai Ho Hague Maru Yamaloshi Maru Am Export Isbrandisen N Y K K Line United Philippine Am Export Isbrandisen China Merchants MitsuiO S K YamashitaShinnihon Smith Stevens Stevens Southern Slrachan Slrachan Slrachan Kelly Stevens Southern Slrachan Slrachan Stevens Southern Slrachan Southern Slrachan Kelly April 3 April 5 April 9 April 9 April 10 April 11 April 14 April 19 April 23 April 27 April 27 May 5 May 7 May 9 May 9 May 10 May 14 Labuan INDONESIA KyotoBlue Sea SlrachanApril 22 Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND Port BurniePort SlrachanApril 29 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Don AntonioUnited Philippine Southern April 9 Phil A LunaMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern M Aprl 17 Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine SouthernApril 23 Zamboanga Maritime of PhilsSoutheastern MMay 5 Phil Pres QuezonUnited Philippine SouthernMay 7 Phil CorregidorMaritime of PhilsSoutheastern MMay 27 Melbourne AUSTRALIA City of Brisbane Am ft Australian Smith African RainbowFarrell Southeastern Port St LawrencePort America StarBlue Star Cap RocaColumbus Australian GemFarrell Southeastern Australian GalaxyFarrell Southeastern EssexAm AustralianSmith SurreyAm AustralianSmith Montreal StarMsBlue Star ft Kelly Maritime Slrachan Southern Southern Maritime Maritime ft Kelly ft Kelly Southern April 2 April 8 April 18 April 20 April 23 April 26 May 3 May 4 May 14 May 14 Nagoya JAPAN France Maru K Line Stevens April 3 Montana Maru K Line StevensApril 5 Chicago Maru RTMitsuiO S K 1 SlrachanApril 10 Sanuki Maru RTN Y K SlrachanApril 11 Kamoharu MaruYamashitaShinnihonSmith ft KellyApril 14 Denmark Maru K Line StevensApril 19 Boston Maru RTN Y Ki SlrachanApril 27 Takeshima Maru K Line StevensMay 5 Hague MaruMitsuiO S K SlrachanMay 10 Yamaloshi MaruYamashitaShinnihon Smith ft KellyMay 14 Napier NEW ZEALAND Port BurniePort Newcastle AUSTRALIA African Rainbowi Farrell Australian GemFarrell Australian GalaxyFarrell Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime April 8 April 26 May 3 New Plymouth NEW Port ZEALAND Port SlrachanApril 29 Osaka JAPAN France Maru Montana Maru Export Adventurer RTP Chicago Maru RT Sanuki Maru RT Kamoharu Maru Denmark Maru Export Buyer RTP Boston Maru RT Takeshima Maru Export Bay RTP Hague Maru Yamaloshi Maru K Line iiiStevensApril 3 K Line StevensApril 5 Am Export Isbrandisen SlrachanApril 9 MitsuiO S K SlrachanApril 10 N Y K SlrachanApril 11 YamashitaShinnihonSmith ft KellyApril 14 K Line StevensApril 19 Am Export IsbrandisenSlrachan April 27 N Y KL SlrachanApril 27 K Line StevensMay 5 Am Export IsbrandisenSlrachanMay 9 MitsuiO S K SlrachanMay 10 YamashitaShinnihonSmith ft KellyMay 14 Penang SUMATRA TelamonBlue Sea KyotoBlue Sea Slrachan Slrachan April 6 April 22 Port Swettenham MALAYA Telamon Blue Sea Kyoto1Blue Sea Slrachan Slrachan April 6 April 22 Pusan KOREA Export Adventurer RTPAm Export IsbrandisenSlrachan April 9 Export Buyer RTPAm Export IsbrandisenSlrachan April 27 Export Bay RTPAm Export IsbrandisenSlrachan May 9 Singapore SINGAPORE TelamonBlue Sea Slrachan April 6 KyotoBlue Sea Slrachan April 22 Sourabaya JAVA KyotoBlue Sea SlrachanApril 22 Sydney AUSTRALIA City of Brisbane African Rainbow Port St Lawrence America Star Cap Roca Australian Gem Australian Galaxy Essex Surrey Montreal Star Am ft AustralianSmith ft KellyApril 2 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeApr l 8 Port SlrachanApril 18 Blue Star SouthernApril 20 Columbus SouthernApril 23 Farrell Southeastern Maritime April 26 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeMay 3 Am ft AustralianSmith KellyMay 4 Am ft AustralianSmith ft KellyMay 14 Blue Star Southern May 14 Wellington NEW ZEALAND Port Burnief Port HH SlrachanApril 29 SlrachanApril 29 Yokohama JAPAN France Maru Montana Maru Don Antonio Export Adventurer RTP Chicago Maru RT Sanuki Maru RT Kamoharu Maru Denmark Maru Phil Pres Roxas Export Buyer RTP Boston Maru RT Takeshima Maru Phil Pres Quezon Hai Ho Export Bay RTP Hague Maru Yamaloshi MaruI w ms m A K Line Stevens April 3 f K Line Stevens April 5 L United Philippine Southern April 9 Am Export Isbrandisen Slrachan April 9 MitsuiO S K Strachan April 10 i N Y K Strachan April 11 YamashitaShinnihon Smith Kelly April 14 K Line Stevens April 19 United Philippine Southern April 23 Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan April 27 N Y K Strachan April 27 K Line Stevens May 5 United Philippine Southern May 7 i China Merchants Southern May 9 Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan May 9 MitsuiO S K Strachan May 10 Y amashitaShinnihon Smith ft Kelly May 14 V and its getting smaller every day Business or travel contacts in foreign lands are important to more and more people Thats why we keep expanding our International Department to serve more people and serve them better If your business or travel plans need overseas assistance including foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers checks talk first with our International Department specialists They can help you feel right at home wherever you go INTERNATIONAL DEPT 9122343441 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO P 0 BOX 489 SAVANNAH GA 31402 f 28 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date w rf PERSIAN GULF Aden ADEN Hellenic Sunbeam Hellenic Pert Sudan SUDAN Hellenic Sunbeam Hellenic RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic SunbeamHellenic H StevensApril S StevensApril 2 StevensApril 2 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic SunbeamHellenic StevensApril 2 SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Copenhagen DENMARK Stureholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Gdynia POLAND Stureholm RTjL WilhelmsenSwed Gothenburg SWEDEN Stureholm RTlWilhelmsenSwed Helsinki FINLAND Stureholm RTWilhelmsenSwed Malmo SWEDEN Stureholm RT iWilhelmsenSwed Norrkoping SWEDEN Stureholm RTWilhelmsenSwed Oslo NORWAY Stureholm RTWilhelmsenSwed Turku FINLAND Stureholm RTWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticSirachanApril 20 AtlanticStrachanApril 20 AtlanticStrachanApril 20 AtlanticSirachanApril 20 AtlanticStrachanApril 20 AtlanticStrachanApril 20 AtlanticStrachanApril 20 AtlanticStrachanApril 20 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Montevideoj Ivaran SouthernApril 3 Mormacoak TMooreMcCormack Mormacpenn RTMooreMcCormack SantosIvaran SalvadorIvaran Mormacglen RT MooreMcCormack Montevideo URUGUAY MontevideoIvaran Mormacoak TMooreMcCormack Mormacpenn RTMooreMcCormack Santos Salvador Mormacglen RT StrachanApril 8 StrachanApril 20 SouthernApril 24 Southern May 3 SirachanMay 8 SouthernApril 3 StrachanApril 8 StrachanApril 20 Ivaran SouthernApril 24 Ivaran SouthernMay 3 MooreMcCormack StrachanMay 8 Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacoak T MooreMcCormack i SirachanApril 8 Mormacpenn RT MooreMcCormack Mormacglen RT MooreMcCormack 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Ciudad de Cumana VenezuelanSmith 8c Kelly Solon Royal NetherlandsNygui Sirachan April 5 April 8 April 19 April 22 May 3 Maracaibo VENEZUELA Daphnis Ariemis Isis Royal NetherlandsNorin SirachanApril 5 Royal NetherlandsNorinStrachanApril 19 Royal NetherlandsNorin SirachanMay 3 Matanzas VENEZUELA Santo TomeVenezuelanSmith ft Kelly Ciudad de Cumana Venezuelan Smith ft Kelly April 8 April 22 MatanzasPuerto Ordaz VENEZUELA Daphnis Royal NetherlandsNorin StrachanApril 5 ArtemisRoyal NetherlandsNorin SirachanApril 19 Isis Royal NetherlandsNorinSirachanMay 3 Paramaribo SURINAM MemnonRoyal NetherlandsNyguiSirachanApril 5 MedonRoyal NetherlandsNygui StrachanApril 19 Solon Royal NetherlandsNygui Strachan May 3 Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Daphnis Royal NetherlandsNorin Sirachan Santo TomeVenezuelanSmith ft Kelly ArtemisRoyal NetherlandsNorinStrachan Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelanSmith ft Kelly IsisRoyal NetherlandsNorin Strachan April 5 April 8 April 19 April 22 May 3 t 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 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 29 Ship Sieamship Line Agency Sailing Dale SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Antofagasta CHILE NordglimtWCL Santa Isabel Grace Nordvest WCL NordpolWCL Southeastern Maritime Smith ft Kelly Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime April 7 April 11 April 22 May 20 Arica CHILE Nordglimt Nordvest Nordpol WCL WCL WCL Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Martime Southeastern Maritime April 7 April 22 May 20 Buenaventura COLOMBIA NordglimtWCL Santa Isabel Grace Nordvest WCL Nordpol WCL Southeastern Maritime Smith ft Kelly Southeastern Maritime Southeastern Maritime April 7 April 11 April 22 May 20 Callao PERU NordglimtWCL Eibe OldendorfCPV Santa IsabelGrace NordvestWCL NordpolWCL Southeastern Maritime Hansen ft 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KellyApril 8 Scindia Smith ft KellyApril 10 Scindia Smith ft Kelly April 14 S C I Smith ft KellyApril 14 Am Export IsbrandlsenStrachan May 1 S C I Smith Kelly May 1 Isthmian StrachanMay 4 S C ISmith ft KellyMay 6 Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanMay 13 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Calcutta INDIA Hellenic SimbeamgHellenic Stevens State of Mysore1S C ISmth ft Kelly JalakanlaScindiaSmith ft Kelly JalarashmiScindia Smith ft Kelly Vishva SevaS C I Smith ft Kelly Flying Fish RAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Vishva PremS C ISmith ft Kelly MahseerCunardBrocklebank Hohensiein Steel Fabricator RIsthmian Strachan Vishva TejS C ISmith ft Kelly Flying CloudAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan April 2 April 8 April 10 April 14 April 14 May 1 May 1 May 2 May 6 May 6 May 13 Chalna PAKISTAN Flying Fish RAm Export IsbrandtsenSirachan MahseerCunardBrocklebank Hohensiein Flying CloudAm Export IsbrandlsenSirachan May 1 May 2 May 13 Chittagong PAKISTAN Hellenic SunbeamHellenic Stevens Flying Fish RAm Export 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Docks2657588 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street2338131 Brunswick State Docks2654734 STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Building2346671 Brunswick State Docks2654919 FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building2360259 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building 2368645 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 J K EBBERWEIN Suite 208209 Realty Building2326184 JOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 e l Mobley 606 Realty Building2340686 D J POWERS American Building 2347241 SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminals 2323151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Ocean Terminal Building2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street2338131 Brunswick State Docks2654734 GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building2330171 CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building2360259 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta 8736939 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 JOHN S JAMES 31 West 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Supervisory Customs Inspector 2334632 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Classification Value Frank E Heidt Jr2324321 Ext 265 ENTRY MINISTERIAL SECTION William D Wood Jr2324321 Ext 345 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS AGENCY SERVICE Room 206 Customhouse AGENT IN CHARGE William F Hughes2324321 Ext 342 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS LABORATORY Room 211 Customhouse CHIEF CHEMIST Homer L Strickland2324321 Ext 344 UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE Robert L Poole2324321 Ext 368 24hour answering service2323246 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Room 208 Customhouse INSPECTOR IN CHARGE J Henry Pruitt2324321 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Area Extension Horticulture Room 8B Customhouse OFFICER IN CHARGE Henry Clay 2335927 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M SaylerEast River St2342266 DENMARK Oscar M Hansen 15 West Liberty 2322141 FINLAND A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Wilmington Island 8971969 GERMANY F A O Bahre 20 East 48th2332011 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero1127 East 50th 3550586 NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 NORWAY J P Imlay 314 Columbus Drive 3552393 SWEDEN L Roy Riddick 727 East 52nd3557490 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique 140 Bull2341005 JANUARYFEBRUARY 1968 31 Georgia Anchor Age PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA Effective Immediately DOIB Now twice monthly faster service from US East Coast via Panama Canal to JAPAN KOREA PHILIPPINES HONG KONG TAIWAN For details contact your Forwarder or AEIL American Export Isbrandtsen Lines STRACHAN SHIPPING CO 2 East Bryan Street Savannah Georgia 912 2346671 ix KEN NIC KELL PRINTING COMPANY SAVANNAH GEORGIA new1 f OFFICIAL O ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY MAYJUNE 1968 You sell abroad We collect Its as simple as that under this new worldwide export financing serviceanother banking first from CS Politicalisk Credit risks CS Protected Export Plan assumes both It provides full protection 100 guarantee of payment And at low cost It eliminates need for overseas credit and collection facilities speeds payments frees working cash And CS will provide a right now cash advance if desired Free booklet tells all Phone or write for a copy m u ATLANTA Broad and Marietta Streets INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK N Y SERVICE OITICE 37 IarL Avenue i212i 7531880 1104 588323P SAVANNAH 27 Bull Street U12 234 5101 IEl EX 512346 r GEORGIA y y MAYJUNE 1968 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 7 JIM BISSON Editor OMI LEE Associate Editor WEVE BEEN WORKING FOR THE RAILROAD 4 PUERTOS AMIGO 6 ESCAMBIA CHEMICAL CO 9 SOC CAN DO IT BABY 10 HALES HUNTER CO 12 SHIP GPA BAINBRIDGE 14 M S SAGAFJORD 16 ANOTHER GOP 18 ATLANTA NTW 20 PORT NEWS VIEWS 21 SAILING SCHEDULE 25 PORT DIRECTORY 31 Rail activity at the deepwater terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority isto say the leastbrisk The GPA facilities constantly stay in the top ten of all ports In the nation with rail cars handled for export To see how Weve been working for the railroad turn to page 4 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS W D Trippe Cedartown Chairman Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge R E Hamilton Dalton Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie SecretaryTreasurer Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9122361561 Advertising rates furnished on request Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All conv and v it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority PY p clures maY be used bY others however THE EXECUTIVES CORNER m J D HOLT Had the railroads come first as any railroad buff would know the covered wagons of yesteryear would have traveled piggyback M pHfishappear to be a facetious observation but one has only to examine the milelong freight trains of today that give the appearance of traveling on highways of asphalt andconcrete rather than on parallel ribbons of steelribbons of steel that crisscross the Jtipn carrying XOFC trailers on flat cars freight freight in containers Unit trains rentatrain land bridge piggyback this is the new and sophisticated profile of the American railroad industry geared to a twofold purposethat of providing appropriate service and secondly the controlling of freight I In these changing times another new pattern of sophistication is emerging among many of our leading railroads as a steady growth of foreign commerc becomes a more important factor in railroading logistics Enterprising railroads who have long recognized the necessity of foreign freight depart menis are beefing them up by adding personnel who are knowledgeable of the ever changing intricacies of international commerce Others are establishing foreign freight departments for the first time Interestingly enough the competitive nature of foreign freight now dictates the establishment of overseas offices primarily in Europe and Japan by many of the railroads their purpose to solicit freight for their road for the port or ports they serve and for the steam1 ship lines that carry th cargo With the coming of containers a new fraternity has come into being comprised of railroad steamship and port personnel all dedicated to a common interestthe moving of reighL MAYJUNE 1968 mmRKRBmn Hiumi Weve been working for the railroad all the live long days and nights and weekends Proof that we kept the rails busy is evident by the MarcFr report of the Association of American Railroads which lists Savannah eighth in the nation with general cargo car loads unloaded for export and coastal destinations We are proud to be up there with the big boys New York New Orleans San Francisco and Hampton Roads with this general cargo export traffic Excluding the military terminal at Sunny C Point North Carolina Savannah leads the rv South Atlantic Ports with rail export traffic almost doubling the amount of rail cars hanf died for export by its nearest competitor The Port is served by the Seaboard Coastline Railroad Co and the Southern Railway System In addition the Georgia Ports Authority operates its own short line railroad on its Garden City terminal with two diesel engines and over 25 miles of track 4 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE MA fW jy ve A 1 Been Working For The Railroad n AS PUBLISHED BY EAllDrAnc ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS association servce div1s10N I tAnrrh 1968 P U 68 RP Port 1 New Orleans 2 New York 3 Sunny Point 4 San Francisco 5 Hampton Roads 6 Mobile 7 Houston 8 Savannah 9 Baltimore 10 Seattle 11 Philadelphia 12 Galveston 13 Los Angeles 14 Beaumont 15 Charleston Rail Cars GE I MAYJUNE 1968 Puertos Amigos The promise of the Friendly Ports Program is to provide a meaningful and mutally attractive method for onthejob training and exchange of technical knowhow in port operations and development Any person sponsored by an established port or agency which is a member of the American Association of Port Authorities may apply for the program His work however must be closely related to the problems of a port The participant must upon completion of the program return to the institution for which he worked in order that his training may contribute to the strengthening of the organization The Georgia Ports Authority recently participated in the Friendly Ports Program with the arrival of Julio Contreras Dheming of El Salvador Central America Mr Dheming is Warehouse Superintendent for the new Port of Acajutla El Salvador He was sponsored by the Autonomous Executive Port Commission of El Salvador Central America Mr Dheming was with the Georgia Ports Authority for a period of three weeks Before departing for El Salvador Mr Dheming gave to us the following letter which beautifully expresses his impressions of the Puertos Amigo Program and the training he received while visiting the Georgia Ports Authority GEORGIA ANCHORAGE M A Mr Dheming spent most of his lime while in Savannah on the Puertos Amigo Program working in the GPAs three million square feet of warehouse space He is shown here discussing common storage problems with Mr D J Kicklighter Warehouse Superintendent MAYJUNE 1968 Covering such things as warehouse receipts manifests and procedure in making shipments Mr W E Davis Chief Clerk of Operations explains to Mr Dheming the GPAs system of handling the endless chain of paperwork which is necessary to keep the traffic moving We feel this picture best exemplifies the Puertos Amigo Program Mr Dheming is shown with Mr W G Logan Coordinator of Warehousing Their exchange of technical ideas during Mr Dhemings visit would fill a book but their new found friendship will fill a lifetime I CAN SAY that becoming closely acquainted with the port terminals controlled by the Georgia Ports Authority has been the most impressive experience of my life From all that I observed their good organization in all aspects together with sufficient mechanical equipment and a competent amiable hard working staff affords rapid and efficient service to all users of their port The port facilities leave nothing to be desired they are extensive with all of the accommodations necessary to give good service and above all charges which are equitable The Georgia Ports Authority is an impressive port enterprise which offers significant advantages to national and international commerce benefiting them in a great future in world development I wish to express my sincerest thanks to Mr J D Holt Executive Director Mr James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations and all other directors who have made such an impressive port organization possible also for the sponsorship of the Friendly Ports program which is of great assistance and benefit to port organization such as that of my country where a high degree of development has not yet been attained The knowledge that I have acquired at these port terminals during my three weeks training in warehousing has been extensive and will be of much benefit in the port development of my country El Salvador Central America The experience has been satisfying to me as it will be to the firm with whom I am employed Therefore in their name as well as my own I express my deepest appreciation to all personnel who have in one way or another very graciously helped me fulfill the purpose of my work here Your attentive and continuing servant Julio Contreras Dheming Above Mr Graham Bailey Assistant Director of Operations outlines GPAs current 7 million dollar construction project to Mr Dheming Below left Mr J B Donaldson Railroad Superintendent and Mr J G Hargroves explain the operations of the Savannah State Docks Railroad The GPAs facilities rank among the top ten ports with rail cars handled for import and export traffic Below Mr Dheming spent a few days with Mr John Denmark Dock Superintendent observing the transit shed operations alorrg the onemile berthing area at the GPAs Garden City Terminal 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE MORE MORE BUSINESS AT BAINBRIDGE ESCAMBIA CHEMICAL CO Today more than ever before economical transportation of products is the making or breaking point for industry The success of Georgias Inland Port program has been to a large degree due to the strategic location of the three inland ports at the hubs of tristate transportation centers The GPAs Bainbridge facility has literally caught fire as a transportation center The latest tenant there is the Escambia Chemical Co of Pensacola Florida which is utilizing the Inland Port as a terminal point in its anhydrous ammonia shipments MAYJUNE 1968 9 H Above lop An aerial view of the Southland Oil facilities which are located at the GPAs Garden City Terminal Above lower A close up view of several drums of hydrogenated soybean oil being hoisted aboard the Hellenic Halycon Southland Oil Corporation recently socked 7366 drums of hydrogenated soybean oil to Afghanistan The drums were filled at Southlands plant which is connected to their edible oil bulk storage facilities These facilities the finest and most modern on the Eastern seaboard are located at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City Terminal President Norman A McGee gleams with pride whenever he talks about the four 3200 ton storage tanks which are available Each of these tanks are equipped with such outstanding features as epoxy lining steam generator tank heaters 10inch lines to the docks and drumming facilities all for the handling of edible oils The smooth epoxy lined tanks are equipped with sumps which enable Southland to completely strip the tanks Through the use of squeegee balls applied in the tanks and pipelines every pound of oil is squeegeed into the receiving vessel at the dock This system cuts handling losses to a record low and vessels can be loaded with a minimum of delay With these modern facilities experienced personnel and ideal location the people at Southland can proudly boast that no job is too small nor none too large for them to handle They can say with confidence Soc can do it David Baker right Terminal Superintendent and David Newton left Assistant Terminal Superintendent are dwarfed by the 7366 drums awaiting shipment to Afghanistan The drums were filled with hydrogenated soybean oil at Southlands drumming plant GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Another trainload of RED COMB poultry concentrate leaves the Cartersville Georgia plant of Hales Hunter Co bound for the export markets of the Western World via the Georgia Ports Authority Beginning as poultry feed and nutrition specialists the 98yearold Chicagobased feed and food company manufactures and distributes RED COMB Poultry Feeds and PIONEER Livestock Feeds its domestic market covering the United States east of the Mississippi River In recent years Hales and Hunter Co has concentrated heavily on the development of both domestic and export markets for its dog food shell eggs and frozen broiler products The companys export shipments are handled by Hales Hunter Co Consumer Products Division in Hapeville Georgia Research is described as the key factor in Hales Hunter Cos progress The company has pledged its continued support in the further development of the opportunities that exist in feed and food products today with a particular eye toward growth in export GEORGIA ANCHORAGE HALES 6 HUNTER CO RCO COMBPIONEER FEEDS m Xi i V If you are looking for a magic word to solve almost any transportation problem try EGRAB thats barge spelled backward No matter how you say it water transportation has afforded many Traffic Managers restful nights after being confronted by their companies colossal creations Such was no doubt the case recently when W F H Schultz Inc of Doraville Georgia built a complete Gas Hydrogen Plant for Air Products and Chemical Company of La Porte Texas The plant was completely assembled at Doraville and was from an engineers view point a joy to behold But to the poor TM it must have looked like three Saturn rockets with no systems go The three tanks each measured 14 feet in diameter by 42 feet in length with a weight of approximately 25 tons each A special trailer was built to move the units to the GPAs inland port terminal in Bainbridge The rest was easyif you know the magic word 3 t m e GEORGIA ANCHORAGE MAYJ U N E 1968 15 SAGAFJORD Howojiatt AmewtCb Me nSA E W OTi 01 aoe iA aAM Savannahs Emmett Park provides a lovely frame for a beautiful lady Great Oyster Party It was hard to believe that anything could out do last years Great Oyster Party sponsored by the Savannah and Brunswick Maritime interest but the second annual GOP believe it or not out dazzled the first Nearly all members of Georgias General Assembly with their wives were on hand to partake of steaming oysters on the banks of the Chattahoochee River near Atlanta Honored guests were Governor and Mrs Maddox and Lt Gov Smith and Mrs Smith We conclude by saying there was much fine women and song 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE t4 Gov and Mrs Maddox with GPA Director Jack Holi MAYJUNE 1968 The Harris Boys flank House Speaker Smith GPA Chairman W D Trippe with Governor Claude Newman welcomes the Governor Holt Trippe and J Willis Conger corner Lt Gov Smith The First Lady joins the Gov and Mr and Mrs Bud Wilkes at the buffet Jimmie Newsome keeps Gov well supplied GPA Staff enjoys the Bosses company Atlanta National Transportation Week Dinner More than 300 guests were entertained at the jointly sponsored annual dinner in Atlanta held May 13 in honor of National Transportation Week The main speaker of the evening Rear Admiral Elliot Bloxom Deputy Commander for Operations of MTMTS told the group of MTMTS container philosophy in which they envision a development of a throughmovement program which will permit a shipper to load a container at an inland U S point pay the carrier a single factor rate for transport service and have the shipment delivered on a single throughbill of lading Later in the program Admiral Bloxom along with Col William Henry of MTMTS presented a special meritorious award to Robert E Jack Boyle The award was made in behalf of Maj Gen John Lane Commanding Officer of MTMTS Mr Boyle retired January 1 this year both as Chairman of the Southern Freight Association and as an employee of the Southern Railway whose career in railroading had spanned 50 years Head table guests included Claude Newman Georgia Ports Authority and Atlanta chairman of NTW David Clark Traffic World and Georgia chairman for NTW Mr Boyle Col A J McDermott U S Army Philip J Lee vicepresident Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Admiral Bloxom Charles Skinner George Motor Trucking Association B Frank Bond Baltimore Ohio Railroad and president of the Transportation Club of Atlanta Mrs Merle Baxter Southern Wood Preserving Co and president of the Womens Traffic and Transportation Club of Atlanta Colonel Henry and Bates Bowers chairman of the Southern Freight Association Burton Kinney vicepresident Terminal Transport and southern regional vicepresident of Associated Traf fic Clubs William Brown executive vicepresident Southern Motor Carriers Rate Conference James B Weber regional manager Interstate Commerce Commission Ben T Wiggins vicechairman Georgia Public Service Commission and Colonel Lawrence Nelson U S Army Retired past president of the National Defense Transportation Association Other honored guests included Robert E Worsham of the General Electric Co and president of the American Society of Traffic and Transportation Ike Power Atlanta Freight Bureau and president of the local chapter of ICC Practitioners Caughey B Culpepper general manager and secretary Atlanta Freight Bureau Walter McDonald and William Kimbrough both members of the Georgia Public Service Commission and Sam Lloyd Georgia Ports Authority and presidentelect of the local chapter of Delta Nu Alpha 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE u Vlv MAIDEN VOYAGE The 575 fool M T URSHLIN barely six weeks on the high seas recently made a maiden call on the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City facility to discharge asphalt to the Shell Asphalt Terminal located on the property The URSHLIN was built in Holland and is owned by the Grosvenor Shipping Co LTD She is under long term lease to Shell International Marine Other vital statistics include a 75 foot beam 23170 tons dead weight 15800 gross tons with a 10700 net tonnage Strachan Shipping Co is the agent for Shell International Marine in Savannah J S5HS m B il R E Hamilton Appointed to The Georgia Ports Authority Executive VicePresident R E Hamilton of the Tuff ted Textile Manufacturers Association of Dalton Georgia has been appointed to the Georgia Ports Authority by Governor Lester Maddox Mr Hamilton is a native of Dalton and has served as executive vice president of TTMA for nine years He was president of the Association in 195556 A graduate of the University of Georgia Mr Hamilton began his business career as editor of the Dalton News He was in the newspaper printing and office supply business until World War II in which he served in the U S Navy In 1946 he became associated with Cabin Crafts Inc and was secretary of that company when he resigned to accept the post of executive vicepresident of TTMA in 1959 Mr Hamilton is vicepresident and director of the Dalton Federal Savings and Loan Association and a director of the Bank of Dalton He is a member of the Dalton Board of Education chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee a lay leader of the First Methodist Church and a past president of the Dalton Rotary Club SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 AGENTS FOR 31 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 Alcoa Steamship Co JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 Brodin Lines 1746 East Adams Street P Q Box 1504 9043538201 Farrell Lines Insco Lines SERVING Maritime Co of the Philippines Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Motorships Inc Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina zeanStinnes Line Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Saguenay Shipping Ltd Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Sidarma Line Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina Wallenius Line West Coast Lines MAYJUNE 1968 21 A Mr Cecil Gnann presents ship model to Mr Sam Altman President of Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Established 1886 SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y Ship Model Given Mr Cecil Gnann Manager of the Brunswick State Docks recently presented a ship model to the Brunswick Welcome Center Accepting the model on behalf of the Center was Mr Sam Altman President of the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Mr Warren Mitchell Director of the Visitors and Convention Bureau to Welcome Center also attended the presentation The ship model which was built by Mr Gnann is designed to represent the numerous freighters which call at the Brunswick Port It will be displayed in a glass cabinet beneath an aerial mural of the Port Its presence in the Brunswick Room is another step in an effort to depict for tourists items indicative of the Brunswick area Community Developers Tour Harbor Members of the Industrial Development Council meeting in Savannah for a business session took time out to lour the Savannah Harbor The Council representing some forty cities in Georgia met to make and discuss plans for future activities 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Arend K Hegeler AREND K HEGELER TOURS GPA Mr Arend K Hegeler of A Hegeler Company International Freight Contractors and Forwarders in Bremen Germany recently toured the United States Mexico and parts of Canada During his tour of the United States Mr Hegeler visited with the Georgia Ports Authority and got a first hand look at its various facilities He stated that he was very impressed by the port facilities available at Savannah and Brunswick especially by the modern piers and equipment Mr Hegeler also spent a couple of weeks with the GPAs Traffic and Commerce Office in Atlanta During this time he conferred with importers and exporters about the expansion of trade between his country and the State of Georgia The A Hegeler Company also has offices located at Bremerhaven Hamburg Rotterdam Amsterdam and Trieste Mr J D Holi Executive Director and Mr Hegeler examine European irade map Wmmm Strachan Announces Changes Mr Frank G Strachan President of Strachan Shipping Company recently announced the following promotions and organizational changes Warren A Maher of New Orleans Louisiana has been named Vice PresidentGulf William H Osterholtz Jr formerly Manager at Mobile Alabama will assume the office of Vice PresidentFlorida with headquarters at Jacksonville Florida J R Macpherson Jr has been appointed Local Manager at Mobile R S Wrighton has been transferred from Brunswick Georgia to become Assistant Local Manager at Mobile Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 T LINE New York II GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta MAYJUNE 1968 23 MARINE TERMINALSINDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building v 7 A Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 8035822351 4048733262 Vl 2126870630 6174821910 Setvctt Seutatttta Scace 1920 TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY 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Southeastern MaritimeJuly 24 Tamatave MADAGASCAR MormacmailRobin StrachanJune 18 MormaccapeRobin Sirachan July 17 THE CARIBBEAN Kingston JAMAICA Osiris SLRoyal NetherlandsNorin Sirachan June 28 ThemisRoyal NetherlandsNorin StrachanJuly 12 Port au Prince HAITI OsirisRoyal NetherlandsNorin Sirachan June 28 ThemisRoyal NetherlandsNorin Strachan July 12 CENTRAL AMERICA Balboa PANAMA CITY Nordpol WCL Southeastern MaritimeJune 13 NordglimtWCL Southeastern Maritime4July 1 Cristobal Colon NordpoLLuWC Southeastern Maritime June 13 Imperial sChilean SirachanJune 30 Nordglimt WCL Southeastern MaritimeJuly 1 Ashdod ISRAEL Anai Zim IoannisZim Afram River Zim Southern June 22 SouthernJuly 6 SouthernJuly 28 Barcelona SPAIN Irene Fahre Hohenstein June 23 Cassarate Fahre Hohenstein July 28 Beirut LEBANON Namik KemalTurkish Cargo StevensJune 2526 Athina Hellenic Stevens July 110 Genoa ITALY Piero Foscari Irene M Enrico Dandolo Avala Athina Lazzaro Mocenigo Cassarate Haifa ISRAEL AnatZim Southern June 22 IoannisZim SouthernJuly 6 Afram Riverm Zim Southern July 28 Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeJune 14 Fahre HohensteinJune 23 Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeJune 27 JugolinijaSmith KellyJune 30 Hellenic StevensJuly 110 Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeJuly 5 Fabre HohensteinJuly 28 Istanbul TURKEY Namik KemaLTurkish Cargo StevensJune 2526 Izmir TURKEY Namik KemalTurkish Cargo StevensJune 2526 Izmit TURKEY Namik KemalTurkish Cargo StevensJune 2526 La Spezia Irene M iay Fabre g HohensteinJune 23 CassarateFabre HohensteinJuly 28 Leghorn ITALY Piero FoscariSidarma Irene M Fabre Enrico DandoloSidarma AthinaHellenic Lazzaro Mocenigo Sidarma CaMarateFabre Lisbon PORTUGAL Irene ML Fabre CassarateFabre Southeastern MaritimeJune 14 HohensteinJune 23 Southeastern Maritime June 27 StevensJuly 110 Southeastern MaritimeJuly 5 HohensteinJuly 28 HohensteinJune 23 Hohenstein July 28 MAYJUNE 1968 Denote Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25 Ship Steamship Line Agency 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PulaJugolinijaSmith Kelly June 22 AvalaJugolinijaSmith Kelly June 30 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Groiedyk RTHollandAmerica HohensteinJune 21 IitersumIndependent GulfSmith KellyJune 23 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date American Manufacturer Toni American Leader Kloosterdyk Integrity Gaasterdyk RT Hilversum United States Sirachan June 24 HollandAmerica Hohenstein June 28 United States Strachan June 28 HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 11 Regent J R Shipping July 11 HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 21 Independent Gulf Smith Kelly July 27 Antwerp BELGIUM Grotedyk RT Silvia Ittersum Lutjenburg Toni American Leader Pioneer Cove Kloosterdyk Integrity Magdalene Vinnen Vingaholm RT Gaasterdyk RT Hilversum HollandAmerica HohensteinJune 21 OzeanSlinnes Southeastern MJune 22 Independent GulfSmith KellyJune 23 OzeanStinnes Southeastern M June 25 HollandAmerica HohensteinJune 28 United States Strachan June 28 United States Strachan July 3 HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 11 Regent J R Shipping July 11 OzeanStinnes Southeastern M July 11 WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan July 12 HollandAmerica HohensteinJuly 21 Independent Gulf Smith KellyJuly 27 Bremen GERMANY Grotedyk RTjHollandAmerica Hohenstein June 21 Silvia OzeanStinnes Southeastern M June 22 Ittersum Independent GulfSmith KellyJune 23 American Manufacturer United States StrachanJune 24 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M June 25 Toni HollandAmerica HohensteinJune 28 American Leader United States Strachan June 28 Kloosterdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 11 Integrity Regent J R Shipping July 11 Magdalene Vinnen OzeanStinnes Southeastern M July 11 Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan July 12 Gaasterdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 21 Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith Kelly July 27 BremenBremerhaven GERMANY American ManufacturerUnited States Sirachan June 24 American LeaderUnited Stales Strachan June 28 Hamburg GERMANY Groiedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein June 21 Silvia OzeanStinnes Southeastern M June 22 Ittersum Independent Gulf Smith Kelly June 23 American Manufacturer United Slates Sirachan June 24 Lutjenburg OzeanStinnes Southeastern M June 25 Toni HollandAmerica Hohenstein June 28 Kloosterdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein July 11 Integrity Regent J R Shipping July 11 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Charleston CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore Norfolk RAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO Detroit INTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Rogai itrifierlands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale V its 4 r r t Magdalene Vinnen Vingaholm RT Gaasterdyk RT Hilveisum OzeanStinnes Southeastern M WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan HollandAmerica Hohenstein Independent GullSmith Kelly July 11 July 12 July 21 July 27 Le Havre FRANCE Groledyk RTHollandAmerica Hohenstein Kloosterdyk HollandAmerica Hohenstein Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Gaasterdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein June 21 July 11 July 12 July 21 New York Star Cavalier ot Athens Port Albany RT Cap Verde African Surt Middlesex Cap Ortegal Halifax Star African Crescent Blue Star Am Australian Port Columbus Southern Smith Kelly Strachan Southern Farrell Southeastern Maritime Am Australian Smith Kelly Columbus Southern Blue Star Southern Farrell Southeastern Maritime June 22 June 24 July 2 July 11 July 18 July 15 July 17 July 27 Aug 9 Rotterdam NETHERLANDS Groledyk RT 3HollandAmerica Hohenstein Sylvia OzeanStinnes Southeastern M IttersumIndependent GulfSmith Kelly Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Corregidor Maritime of Phils Southeastern M United States Strachan OzeanStinnes Southeastern M HollandAmerica Hohenstein United States Strachan HollandAmerica Hohenstein Regent J R Shipping OzeanStinnes Southeastern M Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Gaasterdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Hilversum Independent GulfSmith Kelly American Manufacturer Lutjenburg Toni American Leader Kloosterdyk Integrity Magdalene Vinnen June 21 June 22 June 23 June 24 June 25 June 28 June 28 July 11 July 11 July 11 July 12 July 21 July 27 Phil J A Santos Phil Bataan Maritime of Phils Southeastern M Maritime of Phils Southeastern M June 13 July 8 July 24 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Southeastern M Troubadour Barber Strachan Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Phil J A SantosMaritime of Phils Southeastern M Phil Pres QuirinoUnited Philippine Southern Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine gjHKK Southern Phil BataanMaritime of Phils Southeastern M June 13 June 14 June 25 July 8 July 9 July 23 July 24 PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA African StarFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJune 20 Cap Vilano Columbus Southern June 20 New York StarBlue Star SouthernJune 22 Cavalier of AthensAm AustralianSmith 8c Kelly June 24 Fort Albany RT Port Strachan July 2 Cap Verde Columbus Southern July 11 MiddlesexAm 8c Australian Smith 8c Kelly July 15 Cap Ortegal Columbus Southern July 17 African SurfFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJuly 18 Halifax StarBlue Star Southern July 27 African Crescent Farrell Southeastern Maritime Aug 9 Auckland NEW ZEALAND Wharanui Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c KellyJuly 30 Brisbane AUSTRALIA African StarFarrell Southeastern MaritimeJune 20 Cap VilanoColumbus jSfcl Southern I June 20 Darvo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Corregidor Maritime of Phils Southeastern M Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Phil J A SantosMaritime of Phils Southeastern M Phil Pres QuirinoUnited Philippine Southern Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Phil BataanBHHMaritime of Phils Southeastern M June 13 June 25 July 0 July 9 July 23 July 24 Dunedin NEW ZEALAND Wharanui Am 8c AustralianSmith 8c KellyJuly 30 Fremantle AUSTRALIA African SurfFarrell Southeastern Maritime July 18 Hong Kong HONG KONG Phil CorregidorMaritime of Phils Souiheasiern M TroubadourBarber Strachan Italy Maru K Line Stevens Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Montana Maru K Line Stevens Phil J A SantosMaritime of Phils Southeastern M Phil Pres QuirinoUnited Philippine Southern Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Phil BataanMaritime of Phils Southeastern M Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan June 13 June 14 June 17 June 25 June 29 July 5 July 8 July 9 July 9 July 23 July 24 July 24 J K Ebberwein FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDER FMC UC NO 949 SMITE 2089 REALTY BUILDING Sir BOX 2546 PHONE 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA CANDO CON Or maybe youd like his fullname the Pelicontainer bird a rarp and fine specimen of our newest ports service Thats right now Georgia ports are geared to handle containerized freight to and from foreign countries For the full story on Georgia shipping write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Ga GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY MAYJUNE 1968 27 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Date Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Corregidor Phil Pres Osmena Phil J A Santos Phil Pres Quirino Phil Pres Magsaysay Phil Bataan Maritime of Phils United Philippine Maritime oi Phils United Philippine United Philippine Maritime of Phils Southeastern MJune 13 Jryr SouthernJune 25 Southeastern MJuly 8 SouthernJuly 9 Southern July 23 Southeastern MSJuly 24 Inchon KOREA Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan June 29 Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanJuly 9 Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen StrachanJuly 24 Kaohsiung KOREA Italy Maru K Line Hai PingChina Merchants Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Montana Maru K Line Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen Florida Maru iK Line Tasmania MaruK Line iiJ Keelung FORMOSA Italy Maru K Line L StevensJune 17 Hai PingChina Merchants 4 SouthernJune 25 Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanJune 29 Montana Maru 34K Line StevensJuly 5 Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandisen StrachanJuly 9 Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen StrachanJuly 24 Florida Maru K Line Stevens July 27 Tasmania MaruK Line StevensAug 1 StevensJune 17 SouthernJune 25 StrachanJune 29 StevensJuly 5 StrachanJuly 9 StrachanJuly 24 StevensJuly 25 StevensAug 1 Kobe JAPAN Italy Maru K Line Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Hai PingChina Merchants Suruga MaruN Y K Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Montana ManiK Line Phil Pres QuirinoUnited Philippine Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Sumida MaruN Y K Chicago Maru RTMitsuiO S K Tagaharu MaruYamashiiaShinnihon Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen Florida MaruK Line Stevens Southern June Southern June Strachan Strachan June Stevens July Southern July Strachan July Strachan July Strachan July Smith ft Kelly July Southern July Strachan July Stevens July 17 25 25 27 29 5 9 9 9 12 14 23 24 27 Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND Wharanui Am AustralianSmith KellyJuly 30 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Corregidor Maritime of Phils Southeastern M TroubadourBarber Strachan Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Phil J A Santos Maritime of Phils Southeastern M Phil Pres QuirinoUnited Philippine Southern Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Phil Bataan Maritime of Phils Southeastern M June 13 June 16 June 25 July 8 July 9 July 23 July 24 Melbourne AUSTRALIA African Star Farrell 1Southeastern Maritime June 20 Cap VilanoColumbus Southern June 20 New York StarBlue Star ii SouthernJune 22 Cavalier of Athens Am AustralianSmith Kelly June 24 Port Albany RT Port StrachanJuly 2 Cap VerdeColumbus SouthernJuly 11 Middlesex Cap Ortegal African Surf Halifax Star African Crescent Am AustralianSmith KellyJuly 15 Columbus rW SouthernJuly 17 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeJuly 18 Blue Star SouthernJuly 27 Farrell Southeastern MaritimeAug 9 Nagoya JAPAN Italy Maru K Line 1 iJ Stevens Suruga MaruN Y K Strachan Montana MaruK Line Stevens Sumida MaruN Y K Strachan Chicago Maru RT MitsuiO S K Strachan Tagaharu MaraYamashiiaShinnihonSmith Kelly Florida MaruK Line Stevens Napier NEW ZEALAND Wharanui Am AustralianSmith Kelly Osaka JAPAN Italy MaruK Line 4 Stevens Suruga MaruN Y K 4 Strachan Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Montana MaruK Line Stevens Export AdventurerRTPAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan Sumida Maru N Y K Strachan Chicago Maru RTMitsuiO S KStrachan Tagaharu MaruYamashiiaShinnihonSmith ft Kelly Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen Strachan Florida Mara K Line Stevens Pusan KOREA Italy Maru 3K Line Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Montana Maru K Line Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandisen Florida Maru K Line Singapore SINGAPORE TroubadourBarber Strachan Stevens Strachan Stevens Strachan Strachan Stevens June 17 June 27 July 5 July 9 July 12 July 14 July 27 July 30 June 17 June 27 June 29 July 5 July 9 July 9 July 12 July 14 July 24 July 27 June 17 June 29 July 5 July 9 July 24 July 25 June 16 Sydney AUSTRALIA African Star Farrell Southeastern Maritime June 20 Cap Vilano Columbus Southern June 20 New York Star Blue Star Southern June 22 Cavalier of Athens Am ft Australian Smith ft Kelly June 24 Port Albany RT Port Strachan July 2 Cap Verde Columbus Southern July 11 Middlesex Smith Kelly July 15 Cap Ortegal Columbus Southern July 17 African Surf Farrell Southeastern Maritime July 18 Halifax Star Blue Star Southern July 27 African Crescent Farrell Auer 9 Wellington NEW ZEALAND Wharanui Am ft AustralianSmith ft KellyJuly 30 Yokohama JAPAN Italy Maru K Line Stevens Hai Ping China Merchants Southern June 25 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern June 25 Suruaa Maru N Y K Strachan Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan June 29 Montana Mani K Line Stevens July 5 Phil Pres Quirino United Philippine Southern July 9 Export AdventurerRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan July 9 Sumida Maru N Y K Strachan July 9 Chicago Maru RT MitsuiO S K Strachan July 12 Tagaharu Maru YamashiiaShinnihon Smith ft Kelly July 14 and its getting smaller every day Business or travel contacts in foreign lands are important to more and more people Thats why we keep expanding our International Department to serve more people and serve them better If your business or travel plans need overseas assistance including foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers checks talk first with our International Department specialists They can help you feel right at home wherever you go DEPT 9122343441 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO P 0 BOX 489 SAVANNAH GA 31402 28 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE vii y 4 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Phil Pres Magsaysay United Philippine J SouthernJuly 23 Export Buyer RTPAm Export Isbrandlsen StrachanJuly 24 Florida Maru K Line StevensJuly 27 Paranagua BRAZIL MormaclandMooreMcCormack MormacpineMooreMcCormack Strachan Strachan June 21 July 18 PERSIAN GULF Port Sudan SUBAN Hellenic Torch Hellenic Recife BRAZIL CelestinoLloyd Brasileiro Strachan June 15 RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic Torch Hellenic StevensJuly 13 StevensJuly 13 Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL CelestinoLloyd Brasileiro Rio de Janeiro Ivaran MormaclandMooreMcCormack SantosIvaran Mormacpine MooreMcCormack Strachan Southern Strachan Southern Strachan June 15 June 18 June 21 July 3 July 18 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Torch Hellenic StevensJuly 13 Santos BRAZIL CelestinoLloyd Brasileiro Rio de Janeiro Ivaran MormaclandMooreMcCormack SantosIvaran MormacpineMooreMcCormack Strachan Southern Strachan Southern Strachan June 15 June 18 June 21 July 3 July 18 Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 12 Gdynia POLAND Vingaholm RTWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 12 Gothenburg SWEDEN Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 12 Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES MarathonRoyal NelherlandsNygui MemnoniRoyal NelherlandsNygui Strachan Strachan Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES MarathonRoyal NelherlandsNygui MemnonRoyal NelherlandsNygui Strachan Strachan Helsinki FINLAND Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 12 Malmo SWEDEN Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA MarathonRoyal NelherlandsNygui MemnonRoyal NeiherlandsNygui Strachan Strachan AtlanticStrachanJuly 12 Norrkoping SWEDEN Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanJuly 12 Oslo NORWAY Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 12 Stockholm SWEDEN Vingaholm RT WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanJuly 12 La Guaira VENEZUELA Ciudad de Cumana VenezuelanSmith Kelly MarathonRoyal NeiherlandsNygui Strachan Ciudad de MaracaiboVenezuelanSmith Kelly Memnon Royal NetherlandsNygui Strachan Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelanSmith Kelly Maracaibo VENEZUELA Osiris Royal NeiherlandsNorin ThemisRoyal NeiherlandsNorin Strachan Strachan SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Rio de Janeiro Ivaran MormaclandMooreMcCormack OveroArgentine SantosIvaran MormacpineMooreMcCormack Montevideo URUGUAY Rio de Janeiro Ivaran MormaclandMooreMcCormack SantosIvaran MormacpineMooreMcCormack SouthernJune 18 StrachanJune 21 StrachanJune 26 SouthernJuly 3 StrachanJuly 18 SouthernJune 18 Strachan June 21 SouthernJuly 3 StrachanJuly 18 Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelanSmith Kelly Ciudad de MaracaiboVenezuelanSmith Kelly Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelanSmith Kelly MatanzasPuerto Ordaz VENEZUELA Osiris Royal NetherlandsNorin Themis w 8jil Royal NeiherlandsNorin Strachan Strachan Paramaribo SURINAM Marathon Royal NelherlandsNygui MemnonAjiSapRoYal NetherlandsNygui Strachan Strachan Port of Spain TRINIDAD Marathon Royal NetherlandsNygui Strachan MemnonRoyal NetherlandsNygui Strachan June 28 July 12 June 28 July 12 June 28 July 12 June 21 June 28 July 6 July 12 July 20 June 28 July 12 June 21 July 6 July 20 June 28 July 12 June 28 July 12 June 28 July 12 3 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 MAYJUNE 1968 29 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Ciudad de CumanaVenezuelanSmith 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Building2346671 Brunswick State Docks2654919 FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building2360259 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building 2368645 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 J K EBBERWEIN Suite 208209 Realty Building2326184 JOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 E L MOBLEY SSm 606 Realty Building2340686 D J POWERS American Building 2347241 SMITH KELLY COMPANY Ocean Terminals 2323151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Ocean Terminal Building2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street2338131 Brunswick State Docks2654734 GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building 2330171 CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building2360259 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta 8736939 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 JOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building2340686 D J POWERS American Building 2347241 J W TARVER Arcade Building 2348829 DONALD 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EAST COAST TRANSPORTATION CO 2345309 FEDDERWITZ TRUCKING CO2345183 FIVE TRANSPORTATION CO2320147 Brunswick2653240 GAY TRUCKING CO9644341 GEORGIA HWY EXPRESS INC2334543 Brunswick2643933 GIVENS MOTOR EXPRESS INC2336073 HARPER MOTOR LINES INC2328124 Brunswick2658622 HENNIS FREIGHT LINES2342681 HERRIN TRANSPORTATION CO2341349 HOWARD HALL CO INC2336584 JOHNSON MOTOR LINES2340779 MANUFACTURERS TRANSPORT 2335745 McLEAN TRUCKING CO2333063 MOTOR CONVOY 2368536 NEW DIXIE LINES INC2364229 NILSON MOTOR EXPRESS2368215 OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION 2339613 PILOT FREIGHT CARRIERS2348823 PLOOF TRANSFR CO INC2345065 Brunswick2652030 R C MOTOR LINES INC2368291 ROADWAY EXPRESS INC2342568 ROGERS TRUCK LINE2334543 SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINES2327285 TAMIAMI FREIGHTWAYS INC2365734 Brunswick2652233 THURSTON MOTOR LINES INC2366112 RAIL TRANSPORT CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY CO Sales Freight Traffic 2326159 SAVANNAH ATLANTA RAILWAY CO Sales Department 2323113 SAVANNAH STATE DOCKS RAILROAD Garden City Terminal2361561 SEABOARD COAST LINE RAILROAD CO Brunswick Freight Office2652966 Regional Sales Manager2332431 SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO Traffic Manager2341388 Brunswick Freight Office2655310 EXPORT PACKING DRUMMING SAVANNAH EXPORT BOXING INC Savannah State Docks2333065 SOUTHLAND OIL CORP State DocksGarden City Jjw 12362447 BANKS WITH INTERNATIONAL OFFICES CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Box 4292345101 LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK TRUSTBox 490 2334111 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO Box 4892343441 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE U S Customhouse1 East Bay Street DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF CUSTOMS Mrs Marion Faircloth Baker2324321 Ext 256 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Inspection Control Charles P Simon2324321 Ext 264 CUSTOM PORT DIRECTOR Brunswick Marcus D KnightFederal Building 2651955 MARINE SECTION Quinton E Brown Supervisory Marine Officer 2324321 Ext 255 INSPECTIONAL SECTION William E Thompson Supervisory Customs Inspector 2334632 ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR Classification Value Frank E Heidt Jr2324321 Ext 265 ENTRY MINISTERIAL SECTION William D Wood Jr2324321 Ext 345 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS AGENCY SERVICE Room 206 Customhouse AGENT IN CHARGE William F Hughes2324321 Ext 342 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS LABORATORY Room 211 Customhouse CHIEF CHEMIST Homer L Strickland2324321 Ext 344 U S DEPT OF COMMERCE Savannah Field Office Room 235 Post Office Bldg DIRECTOR James W Mclntire2324321 Ext 204 UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE Robert L Poole2324321 Ext 368 24hour answering service2323246 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Room 208 Customhouse INSPECTOR IN CHARGE J Henry Pruitt2324321 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Area Extension Horticulture Room 8B Customhouse OFFICER IN CHARGE Henry Clay 2335927 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M Sayler East River St2342266 DENMARK Oscar M Hansen 15 West Libertyp322141 FINLAND A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Wilmington Island 8971969 GERMANY F A O Bahre20 East 48th2332011 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero 1127 East 50th 3550586 NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 NORWAY J P Imlay 314 Columbus Drive 3552393 SWEDEN L Roy Riddick727 East 52nd3557490 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique 140 Bull 2341005 MAYJUNE 1968 31 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA m NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck Pierre SOOTH DAKOTA NEBRASKA RADO KANSAS GULF OF MEXICO The Georgia Ports Authority now has 22 deepwater berths serving a wide trade area in the Midwest and the Southeast Georgia ports serve this 13state area at inland freight rates equal to or less than rates charged by any other Atlantic or Gulf v port For additional information contact our man at any one of our following sales offices I SAVANNAH BRUNSWICK ATLANTA NEW YORK CHICAGO BONN GERMANY TOKYO JAPAN any P 0 Box 1039 Telephone 9122361561 Teletype 810784563 J D Holt P O Box 1758 Telephone 9122658500 Cecil G Gnann 1131 Healey Building Telephone 4045251595 Teletype 4045271034 Claude H Newman 233 Broadway Telephone 2122675731 Teletype 2125711312 Walter Hauser 200 South Michigan Avenue Telephone 3124278478 M Fred Whelan 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 Telephone Bad Godesberg 69344 929 Nikkatsu International Building Yurakucho Chiyoda Ku Telephone 2114556 James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations GEORGIA PORTS AITHORITY 2 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE TRUCK STOP EXTRAORDINARY 4 SAVANNAHS GREAT DANE 6 STEEL VIA SAVANNAH 10 GPA CONSTRUCTION 12 MARITIME DAY 14 HO HUM ANOTHER RECORD 16 MORE FORDS IN OUR FUTURE 18 PORT NEWS VIEWS 20 SAILING SCHEDULE 25 PORT DIRECTORY 31 i 1 4 K t 7 t 3 K The cover on this issue illustrates not one but two stories inside Truck ship ments via Georgia Ports is detailed in The Souths Largest Truck Stop on page 4 An interesting new movement by Savannahs own Great Dane is featured on page 6 GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS W D Trippe Cedartown Chairman Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge R E Hamilton Dalton Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie SecretaryTreasurer Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9122361561 Advertising rates furnished on request ft V it llf A Georgia Anchor Age is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures may be used bv others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given t The Gergia Forts Authority Hi THE EXECUTIVES CORNER Probably the most hackneyed expression in common usage in this country and possibly around the world is the old sawwhich comes first the chicken or the egg For those who toy with words an original thought here should someday make someone eligible for an axiomatic Pulitzer Prize However for those in the port business the idea and the implementation thereof many times needs to be simultaneous and this is the path being followed in Georgia The lead story in the last issue of AnchorAge mentioned the 35000 railroad cars being handled annually by the Authority The current issue tells of 65000 trucks being loaded or unloaded at our deepwater terminals during the past fiscal year Which comes firstThe increased volume of traffic or the facilities In Georgia we try to move them along together and it is for that reason we announce the near completion of a seven and onehalf million dollar construction program at both Savannah and Brunswick Thankfully the chicken and the egg got cooked in the same pot SBISW Mea ppapift PK Jl m Bp bb We operate the largest truck stop in Georgia perhaps the largest in the southeast Were located on a dead end street We sell no gas or diesel fuels We serve no food or coffee We feature no pretty waitresses or the worlds best apple pie We post no roadside adver tising In fact we disregard all the tra ditional requisites of a successful truck stop and yet we are number one serving over 65000 trucks a year We are proud of our success and are eager to share this secret with any of our competitors M The first requirement is a small in vestment of only 51 million With this S capital outlay you buy some prime deepwater sites with a most productive hinterland and you build 22 ultra modera deepwater berths Next you purchase six 35ton gantry Cranes and spread them around your docks adjacent to your new transit sheds tij Now you surround your dock area Vwith about 3 million square feet of commercial warehousing After all if you are going to load over 65000 trucks a year you are going to need some storage space Next you shop around for all types of loading equipment forklifts rams squeezes payloaders a few mobile cranes etc And of course dont forget the people to operate this equipment You 11 need about 500 but mind you not a single pretty waitress or short order cook is required At this stage you are just about ready and we suggest that you put a few good salesmen in your hinterland to promote your facility We have them in Atlanta Chicago New York Bonn Germany and Tokyo Japan While you are at this you might add a few traffic experts V your Atlanta office Youll certainly l need them Now you entice the top steamship agencies to your ultra modern facilities Youll need about 100 lines offering scheduled services to all parts of the j world We might point out that this r steamship service is most important for Hj a successful truck stop operation You will need a few other things such was your own railroad for switching rail cars at your terminals but since this is a truck story we wont go into that Thats about all there is to it just sit back and let the trucks roll in Oh yes youll need a catchy name for your truck stop We call ours the Georgia Ports Authority JULYAUGUST 1968 WERE THE SOUTHS LEADING TRUCK STOP WE SELL NO GAS NO COFFEE NO FOOD WERE LOCATED ON A DEAD END STREET BUT WE LOAD OVER 65000 TRUCKS A YEAR Savannahs GREAT DANE TRAILERS The bringing together of the following organizations Great Dane Trailers Inc the United States Freight Co the Kawasaki Risen Kaisha Ltd K Line the Stevens Shipping and Terminal Co and the Georgia Ports Authority produced perhaps the best winning combination since the citizens of Green Bay told Vince Lombardi they wanted to go into the football business It works like this U S Freight owns Great Dane who builds containers for K Line whose agent in Savannah Stevens Shipping ship said containers through the modern facilities of the Georgia Ports Authority In 1967 Great Dane Trailers Inc of Savannah one of the most respected names in the truck trailer business was purchased by the U S Freight Co of New York U S Freight is among many other things the largest freight forwarder in the United States C Since its beginning in 1900 as the Savannah Blow PipeCo Great Dane has been a family held corporation Aware of this successful operation the owners have maintained the same management with C F Hammond Jr as President and4 Brooke Reeve Jr as Executive Vice President Recently K Line contracted with Great Dane to construct 76 refrigerated containers The term container is not a fair description of the new units It is best described in an article in TRAILERBODY BUILDERS titled New Look In Containers Stainless Steel and we quote These are no 6 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ordinary containers but very special units designed to do a special job haul fresh citrus fruits frozen tuna or fresh meats on long transPacific ocean voyages The 76 Great Dane containers are not only of a new design but many of the components are also new The Thermo King nosemount unit for example represents a new configuration of stacked assemblies that completely fills the 8 by 8 ft front of the box The air distribution chute is unique in that it is flushed against the ceiling and walltowall Basic structure of the van is new since it is thought to be the first refrigerated container of its type constructed of stainless steel and aluminum Even the corner posts are stainless steel The only carbon steel used in the entire box is in the corner fittings which are castings The framework is aluminum including crossmembers side posts and longitudinal rails Great Dane developed an allnew fiberglassreinforced plastic vent door and vent door frame for these containers The aperture for the nosemount evaporator is also framed in fiberglassreinforced plastic rather than wood The allFRP interior consists of Molded Fiber Glass inverted rib liner panels and Kemply ceiling liner The nosemount refrigeration unit is easily removed for servicing since fork pockets are provided at the base and the midsection of the unit and lifting eyes at the top The unit is officially designated as Model EL 7545 SG With a controlled temperature range of 20 deg F it is JULYAUGUST 1968 RGi this modern port facility ctoo SeatDanLadno hdUf7c uUyn Ri eorgia Prls Authoritys Ocean Terminal With The photographs on this page show the first of the 40 foot slZlesZ unking itded o 10 H line All systems are go at the Georgia Forts Authoritys Ocean Terminal as the first of 76 Great Dane units is hoisted aboard The smooth loading operation was handled by Stevens Shipping Terminal Company Savannah agents for K Line who have a special brochure detailing the specifications of available K Line containers Write them co P O Box 1068 Savannah Georgia rated at 17000 Btu cooling capacity at 0 deg F Heating capacity is provided through electrical resistors The allelectric unit is powered by the ships power operation of the refrigeration unit is monitored in the control room where lights indicate the refrigeration cycles Building a new and better box is not unique for Great Dane as they were the first to manufacture a completely insulated and refrigerated trailer and pioneered the combination stainless steel and aluminum trailer in 1963 after developing joining methods using special alloy rivets Great Dane Trailers Inc is aiming for a 100 increase in production capacity This is the expected result of a 2 million dollar expansion program now in its final stages of completion A good share of the increased production space will be devoted to containers since containers and piggy back trailers now account for 40 of Great Danes production A completely new production line for containers is being added alongside the trailer production lines The building is now completed and is being equipped The main assembly line for trailers was also extended in length 50 Great Dane doubled its sales in the five years between 1962 and 1967 The new production facilities will not only keep pace with expanding sales but will also project the company firmly in the container area Being a port oriented industry it is indeed appropriate that Great Dane should emerge as a leader in container production In joining the U S Freight organization Great Dane will add world wide honors to its national reputation as producers of an outstanding product 8 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE B Serving SAVANNAH and BRUNSWICK and six other South Atlantic and w Gulf ports k The 10200mile Southern Railway System connects Savannah Brunswick and six other Gulf and Atlantic ports with major centers of commerce in the South and with all traffic gateways to the rest of the country Southerns customerized equipment and methods are designed to meet specific shipper needs with a dependable onemanagement trans portation network that can save you time money and trouble On your next import or export shipment ship Southernand see In Savannah telephone 9122341388 or write our Sales Office P O Box 2202 in Brunswick telephone 912 AM 52710 or write our Sales Office P O Box 397 THE ONLY RAIL SYSTEM UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT THAT SERVES ALL 8 Savannah Ga Charleston SC Brunswick Ga Morehead City NC Mobile Ala Pinners Point New Orleans La Norfolk Jacksonville Fla Portsmouth Va LOOK AHEADLOOK SOUTH JULYAUGUST 1968 9 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE klTEEL via Savannah has become the top topic of steel shippers in Germany Great Britain Japan and numerous other countries The reason for this enthusiastic exchange of conversation is the modern Garden City facilities of the Georgia Ports Authority Steel shippers have discovered this gateway to a thirteen state hinterland They are pleased with the ample storage area they are delighted by the availability of all types of handling gear including four 35ton gantry cranes but most of all they are elated with the GPAs direct discharge from vessel to rail cars which eliminates additional handling charges The results of this increased flow of all types of steel through Savannah has been the construction of two new storage yards and the fulfillment of the Georgia Ports Authoritys prime objective customer service New Construction JUST ABOUT READY The Georgia Ports Authoritys 75 million dollar construction pro gram at Brunswick and Savannah is in its final stages The new facilities at Brunswick are adjacent to and immediately north of the two existing berths and the Brunswick Port Authority s bulk handling Y berth The new construction will add to the present facility a 540 foot marginal wharf and a 32760 square foot transit shed extension Upon r completion this will give the Port of Brunswick a complex of three general cargo berths and one bulk handling berth w At Savannahs Ocean Terminal the new construction includes two berths extending 1200 feet along the Savannah River a transit shed and two warehouses These new berths will be served by two 50 ton gantry cranes On completion of this current project the Georgia Ports Authority will have 21 operational berths in Savannah GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Hi As construction work continues on the 32760 square foot transit shed extension at Brunswick cargo is stacked in the South end of the existing facility In the photo below workmen prepare steel reinforcement for the last section of the 540 foot marginal wharf extension bflboat JULYAUGUST 1968 13 principal and Bar v x SAVANNAHS WORLD TRADE WEEK Savannah was a whirlwind of activity during World Trade Week May 1925 This years theme of the local observance was Ship Georgia Products Through Georgia Ports Events included May 20 a Georgia State Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee Meeting at the Savannah Inn and Country Club May 22 the Annual World Trade Luncheon sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce the Savannah Field Office of the U S Department of Com merce and the Savannah Regional Export Expansion Council Speakers for the luncheon were Roderick M Gillies Executive Director of REEC U S Depart ment of Commerce and Wiley S Mesik Area Ad k ministrator Small Business Administration Concluding the weeks activities was the annual Maritime Banquet on May 24th sponsored by the Propeller Club Port of Savannah Senator Herman Talmadge was the principal speaker at the Banquet His remarks on world trade brought a standing ovation Senator Talmadae lhe man who put Georgia in the port business while serving as Governor tours the State port facilities during Maritime Week Pictured SX Se Senator leto right are James l Newsome Jr GPA Director of Operations Senator Talmadge J D Holt Executive Director and Dr J C Metts Jr who accompanied the Senator on his lour 14 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE You make We take FASTEST TO THE FAR EAST Nobody beats our time to Taiwan and Korea Ship with us and well have your cargo in Korea in 26 days Taiwan in 33 days Hong Kong in 35 Ports of call We stop at Yokohama and Kobe Japan Pusan and Inchon Korea Keelung Hong Kong and Kaohsiung Frequency Sailings twice monthly on six modern express ships Ship with us and say Sayonara to slow shipments to the Far East Well say hsieh hsieh for your business American Export ISBRANDTSEN LINES 26 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10004 TEL 2127973000 JULYAUGUST 1968 15 HO HUMANOTHER RECORD YEAR THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITYS DEEPWATER TONNAGE FOR FISCAL 1968 WAS 2104734 TONS THIS REPRESENTS A 175 PERCENT INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR PORTS LEAD THE SOUTH ATLANTIC WITH FGREIGN COMMERCE CARGO WERE NUMBER ONE THE SOUTH ATLANTIC BECAUSE WE OFFER MOifc SERVE BEST AND TRY HARDER MORE FORDS IN OUR FUTURE The Garden City Terminal of the Georgia Ports Authority has long served as a crossroads for Ford agricultural machinery moving into world markets In the past Ford Tractors from England and Belgium have arrived dockside for stateside delivery Other models built in Michigan are crated at the Savannah Boxing Plant along with numerous agricultural attachments from Ford plants all over the country for overseas shipment The latest Ford movement through the GPA facility consisted of ninetynine combines from Germany f i oMtlkiW AVANNAH 2000 5 U The Southern Bell Telephone and V Telegraph Companys Yellow Pages sales representatives tour port facilities v The group in Savannah to promote the 1969 Yellow Page directory were in ef feet promoting the Port of Savannah with a brochure jammed packed with w statistics on the Savannah Trade Area featuring the impact of the Savannah r Harbor They were so convinced with their own brochure that they decided not to let just their fingers do the walking and toured first hand the mammoth v Savannah terminals of the Georgia Ports Authority PORT NEWS VIEWS 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Dinkier Plaza International Carling Dinkier Jr president of the H Dinkier Plaza Hotel in Atlanta chats with W D Trippe chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority about the progress being made by the Dinkier Plazas International Department In rea sponse to President Johnsons plea for business and industry to encourage foreign trade with the United States the Dinkier Plaza inaugurated its International Program This program which has been in effect for over a year is designed to provide the utmost in service and convenience for foreign visitors Among the many services provided are m interpreters for numerous languages in eluding Dutch French German Italian y Russian and Spanish The Georgia Ports Authority with two foreign offices is an avid supporter of this proj gram CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA SAVANNAH GEORGIA 2 Adgers Wharf Ocean Terminal Building Phone RA 22921 Phone ADams 23151 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA State Docks Building Phone 2657588 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3226 Talleyrand Avenue Phone ELgin 57671 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY SHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS JULYAUGUST 1968 21 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 MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y Making Maiden Voyage The newest vessel in South African Marine Ltds growing fleet of cargo vessels the S A Constantia recently arrived in Savannah on its maiden voyage The vessel built by Mitsui Shipbuilding Engineering Co in Japan has a bale capacity of 653040 cubic feet 1200 tons for deep lank cargo and 36000 cubic feel of reefer space According to Frank Demarco president of South African Marine Corp NY the company founded in 1946 now operates 25 owned cargo ships on routes from South Africa to Europe the United Stales and Asia In addition the company has 14 ships under charter The new vessel is the first of three new sisierships the company is placing in service J D Holt Rep Tipsword Senator Mitchell J Emmet Moylan ILLINOIS LEGISLATORS TOUR THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITYS SAVANNAH FACILITIES State Senator Delmer R Mitchell of Johnston City Illinois and Representative Rolland F Tipsword of Taylorville Illinois members of the Illinois Commission for Economic Development were in Savannah for two days in August for an intensive lour of the GPAs Savannah terminals and conferences with the Authoritys Executive Director J D Holt Director of Operations James I Newsome Jr and Comptroller J Emmett Moylan The purpose of the tour which included stops in Norfolk Mobile and New Orleans was to gain information for the long range planning of the Chicago Regional Port District PORT NEWS VIEWS 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE LATE NEWS Pittsburgh Plate Glass To Locale Distribution Facility at Columbus Pittsburgh Plate Glass Industries Inc have announced plans to build a 15000 barrel caustic soda storage tank at the Georgia Ports Authoritys inland barge terminal at Columbus The caustic soda will be barged into the Columbus facility for distribution to textile and paper manufacturing industries Southeast Terminal Inc will handle the storage and terminaling operations for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Industries Inc More details and photographs in a future issue TE NEWS Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 K LING Hew York INC GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 Meet a workhorse Thats what we call our K ships at HollandAmerica And you can depend on a workhorse to get the job done The Ks are designed to handle all kinds of Gulf and South Atlantic cargo From packaged freight to refrigerated cargo to containers And with decks wide and unobstructed for odd shaped cargo For frequent reliable workhorse service to and from Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta JULYAUGUST 1968 23 MARINE TERMINALSlNDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDI ESRE PORTS DESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building 8035822351 4048733262 5 NEW YORK 10017 BOSTON 02116 Pan Am Building 316 Stuart St 2126870630 6174821910 f ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE2360226 L MOBLEY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER FOREIGN FREIG 606 Realty Building Prompt Service P O Box 686 Savannah Georgia 31402 Reasonable Charges99 Phone 9122340686 most regular and dependable service operating fortnightly between Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg and ports of the U S Gulf and South Atlantic Coasts General agents Biehl and Company New Orleans Jacksonville agents Southeastern Maritime Company 1746 East Adams Street SfafifUtta Since 1920 TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Phone 2328103 Night Phone 2328105 Cable Address ATCO 24 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Port Of Savannah CONSOLIDATED SAILING SCHEDULE Compiled by Savannah Port Authority p o box 768 Savannah Ga 31402 SEPTEMBER 15 194 H A Apapa NIGERIA Femwood RTBarbarStrachanSapl If EAST AFRICA Mormaclake Mombasa Robin Tanga Zanzibar Dar es Salaam Farrell Southeastern Maritime Oct 15 SOUTH AFRICA Beira Capetown Port Elizabeth East London Durban Lourenco Marques African SunFarrellSoulheaiiern MaritimeSept 17 S A VanguardSouth African MarineSmith A KellySept IS MarIchorCnnardBrocMebank HohensteinSept tt MormaclakeRobinStrachanRapt 14 African MercuryFarrell Southeastern MaritimeOct 1 MormaccoveRobin Strachan Oct A VesselSouth African Marine Smith A Kelly Oct IS African CometFarrell Southeastern MaritimeOct IS MaiharCunardBrocklebank HohensteinOct 17 Steamship UneAgency Bailing Pale ChironRoyal NetherlaadsNorin StrachanSept M Port of Spain TRINIDAD UlyssesRoyal NotherlandsNygmi Strachan Sept IS San Juan PUERTO RICO TitanSouth AtlanticHohensteinSept SS Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Santa BarbaraGraceSmith A KellyBept It CENTRAL AMERICA Balboa PANAMA CITY Santa BarbaraGraceSmith A KellyJept if Cristobal CANAL ZONE COLON Santa BarbaraGraceSmith A KeUy Sept if Galvez GUATEMALA Cftnlia 01SVVUI pi si XinwM a fW A La Ceiba HONDURAS Frisia Tien Puerto Barrios Frisia GUATEMALA Tiea fftrtti igpf f 1 Ca stalla fW A Puerto Cortes Frisia HONDURAS Tiea Castella Tiea liauaus Ami A Puerto Limon Frisia COSTA RICA Tiea Castella Tiea Stevens Oct C Tamatave MADAGASCAR MormaccoTeRobinStrachanOct WEST AFRICA Douala Freetown Monrovia Takoradi Tema Femwood RTBarber StrachanSept If THE CARIBBEAN Aruba NETHERLANDS ANTILLES UlyssesRoyal NelherlandsNyguiStrachanSept 10 COASTWISE MERRY SHIPPING COMPANY Service on Call Tank Barges and Bnlk Contract Cargo Between Savannah and Angusta Geergin MEDITERRANEAN Alexandria EGYPT Alice TermTerm Serdhern Oct S Curacao NETHERLANDS ANTILLES UlyssesRoyal NetherlandsNygui StrachanSept M Barcelona 0Fabre jj HohensteinSept IF Grenada WEST INDIES UlyssesRoyal NetherlandsNygui StrachanJept M Kingston JAMAICA Adonis Royal NelherlandsNorin StrachanJept 1C ChironRoyal NeiherlandsNorin StrachanJept tt Port au Prince HAITI AdonisRoyal NeiherlandsNorin StrachanJept 1C Beirut LEBANON T aridaHellenic Alice TermTerm StevensSept 1C Oct S Genoa ITALY Fiere Tose ari Turkic Enrico Dandolo Sonia Sidarma South pariera MaritimeSept 1C Hellenic StevensJept IC Sidarma Southeastern MaritimeSept M Fabre HohensteinJept 17 JULYAUGUST 1968 Denotes Via Transshipment RDenotes Reefer Space TDenotes Tank Space PDenotes Passenger 25 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Lattakia STRIA Alice TomTorrnSouthern Oct 5 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Tenerife CANARY ISLANDS Alice TornTom SouthernOct S Las Palmas CANARY ISLANDS Oct 3 Tripoli LYBIA Turkia StevensSept li Leghorn ITALY Piero FoacariSidarmaSoutheastern Maritime Sept 14 Tur IdaHellenic StevensSept 14 Enrico DandoloSidarmaSoutheastern Maritime Sept SO SoniaFabreHohensteinSept 87 Leixoes PORTUGAL Alice TorrnTorrn SouthernOet S Lisbon PORTUGAL Alice TorrnTorrn SouthernOcl S Marseilles FRANCE Fiero FosearSidarmaSoutheastern Maritime Sept 14 Enrico DandoloSidarmaSoutheastern MaritimeSept 0 SoniaFabreHohensteinSept 7 Naples ITALY TurkiaHellenicStevensSept 14 Piraeus GREECE TurkicHeUenie StevensSept 14 Salonika GREECE TurkiaHellenicStevensSept 14 NORTH CONTINENTAL EUROPE 1 Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Gaasterdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Sop SS Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith ft Kelly Sept S4 American Clipper United States Sbachan Sept S4 American Leadar United Stale Strachan Oct 3 Groiedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Oct SO Gorredyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nov 4 Antwerp BELGIUM Haetelburg OieanStinnes Southeastern M Sept SI Gaasterdyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Sept SS Hilversum Independent Gulf Smith A Kelly Sept 14 American Clipper United States Strachan Sept S4 Silvia OseanStinnes Southeastern M Oct 10 Teneriffa RTP WilhehnsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Oct 13 Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Oct SO Gorredyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nov 4 Bremen GERMANY Hasselburg Gaasterdyk RT Hilversum American Clipper Puebla American Leader Silvia Teneriffa RTP Grotedyk RT Gorredyk RT OseanStinnes HollandAmerica Independent Gulf United Stales HollandAmerica United States OseanStinnes W ilheknsenSwed HollandAmerica HollandAmerica Southeastern MSept 11 HohensteinSept It Smith A KellySept 14 StrachanSept 14 HohensteinSept 17 Strachan Oct 3 Southeastern MOct 10 AtlanticStrachanOct 13 HohensteinOct 10 HohensteinNov 4 Savona ITALY Piero FoscariSidarmaSoutheastern Maritime Sept 14 Enrico DandoloSidarmaSoutheastern MaritimeSept 10 SoniaFahreHohensteinSept 17 BremenBremerhaven GERMANY American ClipperUnited StatesStrachanSept 14 American LeaderUnited StatesStrachan Oct 3 Fast regular cargo service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY CharlestonCAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore NorfolkRAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO DetroitINTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Hogal letfaerands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ShipSleamihip LineAgency Sailing Date Hamburg GERMANY HasselburgOsaanStinaai Southeastern MSept tl Gaaeterdyk RTHollandAmericaHohensteinSept If HilveriomIndependent GulfSmith A KellySept M PueblaHollandAmerica HohensteinSept S7 American Leader United StatesStrachanOct S f Silvie OsoanSimnes Soulhoatioru Me Oct 11 Teneriffa RTP Grotedyk RT WilhelauenSwed HollandAmerica Atlantic Strachan Hohonsioiii Od IS Od It Gorredyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nor 4 Le Havre FRANCE HollandAmerica Hohonsloin Sept M Teneriffa RTP WilhehusenSwed Atlantic Strachan Oct IS Grotedyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Oct M Gorredyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Nor 4 Rotterdam HOLLAND Hasselburg OseanStinnea Son ih o stoni M Sept at Gaasterdyk RRT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Sept 11 Hilrersum Independent Gulf Smith A Kelly Sept 14 American Clipper United Stales Strachan Kept 14 American Leader United States Straffhai Od I Silria OseanStinnes Southeastern M Od Il Teneriffa RTHPWilhelauenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS Grote dyk BTHollandAmericaHohensteinOct M Gorredyk RT HollandAmericaHohensteinMot 4 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Brisbane AUSTRALIA African Lightning Farrell Southeastern Maritim Sept 14 Port St Lawrence RT Port Strachan Sept 17 Hauraki Smith A Kelly Sept 99 Montreal Star Southern nid ia New York Star Blue Star Southern Od 11 Cap Vilaae Columbus Souther Od 11 African Star Farrell Southeastern Maritime Nor 1 Bugo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil RisaiMCPSoutheastern MaritimeSept 14 Phil CorregidorMCPSoutheastern Oct 19 Cebu PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PhH RisaiMCPSoutheastern MaritimeSept 14 PhilippinesUnited PhilippineSouthernSept 14 Phil Pres Garcia United PhilippineSouthern Sept SO Phil CorregidorMCPSoutheastern Maritimect 19 Phil Pros OsaronoUnited PhilippineSouthernOct IS Darvo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil RisalMCPSoutheastem MaritimeSept 14 PhilippinesUnited PhilippineSouthernSept 14 Phil Prs GarciaUnited PhilippineSouthernSept M Phil CorregidorMCPSeutheastem Maritime Oct 9 tf PACIFIC Adelaide AUSTRALIA African Lightning Farrell Southeastern Maritime Sept 14 Port St Lawrence RT Port Strachan Sept 17 Hauraki Am b Australien Smith a Kellv Sept 17 Montreal Star Blue Star Southern Oct 10 Now York Slur Blue Star Southern Oct 11 Cp VUmub Columbus Southern Od SI African Star Farrell Southeastern Maritime Nor 1 Auckland NEW ZEALAND K Pert Lyttelton RTPortStrachanSept 17 Dunedin NEW ZEALAND Port Lyttelton RTPortStrachanSept 17 Fremantle AUSTRALIA African LightningFarrellSoutheastern MaritimeSept 14 Hong Kong HONG KONG PhilippinoaUnited PhilippinoSouthernSept 14 Texas Maru K LineStaraneSept 14 Ande Maru RTMitsui O S KStrachanSept 19 Phil Pros GareiaUnited PhilippinoSouthernSop SS Phil CorregidorMCP Southeastem MaritimoOct 9 Montana Maru K Uno StereoOct 11 Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export IsbrandtsonStrachanOct 11 Phil Pros OsmenaUnited PhilippinoSouthernOct IS Florida Maru K LineStaraneOct M Buenos Aires RHTMitrai O S KStrachanOd 14 J K Ebberwein HO NO 949 BUILDING 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA CANDO CON Or maybe youd like his fullname the Pelicontainer bird a rar and fine specimen of our newest ports service Thats right now Georgia ports are geared to handle containerized freight to and from foreign countries For the full story on Georgia shipping write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Ga GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY JULYAUGUST 1968 27 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil Rizal MCP Southeastern Maritime Sept 84 PhilippinesUnited Philippine SouthernSept 14 Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine SouthernSept SO Phil CorregidorMCP Southeastern MaritimeOct 9 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Oct SS Inchon KOREA Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanOct 11 Kaohsiung FORMOSA Andes Mani RTMitsui O S K StrachanSept 8 Hai Hsin China Merchants SouthernOct 4 Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanOct 11 Hai Dah China Merchants SouthernOct 84 Buenos Aires RTMitsui O S K StrachanOct 84 Keelung JAPAN Hai HsinChina MerchantsSouthernOct 4 Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanOct 11 Hai DahChina Merchants SouthernOct 84 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Moj JAPAN Texas Maru K Line 1 Stevens Sept 84 Montana Maru K Lina Stevens Oct 11 Rorida Maru K Line Stevens Oct 85 Nagoya JAPAN Texas Maru M Stevens South Breese Smith 11 Kelly Sept 85 Settsu Mani RT i N Y K Strachan Sumida Maru RT N Y K Strachan Oct 7 Yoshinosan Maru RT Montana Maru Mitsui O S K K Line Strachan Stevens Oct 10 Oct 11 Oct 85 Rorida Maru K Line Stevens Naha OKINAWA Texas Maru K Line Stevens Sept 84 Montana Maru K Line Steveni Oct 11 Rorida Maru K Line Stevens Oct 85 Napier NEW ZEALAND Port Lyttelton RT Port Strachan Sept 87 Kobe JAPAN PhilippinesUnited Philippine Texas MaruK Line South BreezeYamashitaShinnihonSmith Settsu Maru RTN Y K Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Hai HsinChina Merchants Sumida Maru RT N Y K Yoshinosan Maru RTMitsui O S K Montana Maru K Line Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Hai Dab China Merchants Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Rorida MaruK Line SouthernSept 84 StevensSept 84 It KellySept 85 StrachanSept 84 SouthernSept 30 SouthernOct 4 StrachanOct 7 StrachanOct 10 Stevens Oct 11 StrachanOct 11 SouthernOct 84 SouthernOct 85 StevensOct 85 New Plymouth NEW ZEALAND h Port Lyttelton RTPort StrachanSept 87 Osaka JAPAN Texas Maru South Breese Settsu Maru RT Sumida Maru Yoshinosan Maru RT Montana Maru Rorida Maru K LineE StevensSept 84 YamashitaShinnihonSmith A KellySept 85 N Y K StrachanSept 84 N Y K StrachanOct 7 Mitsui O S K StrachanOct 10 K Line StevensOct 11 K LineStevensOct 85 Lyttelton NEW ZEALAND Pori Lyttelton RTPort StrachanSept 87 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Phil RisaMCP Southeastern MaritimeSept 84 PhilippinesUnited Philippine SouthernSept 84 Phil Pres GarciaUnited Philippine SouthernSept 30 Phil CorregidorMCPSoutheastern MaritimeOct t Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine SouthernOct 85 Pusan KOREA Texas Maru K Lina Stevens Sept 84 Andes Maru RT Montana Maru 1 Mitsui O S K K Line Strachan Stevens Sept 8 Oct 11 Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandtsen Rorida Maru 11 K Lina Strachan Stevens Oct 11 Oct 85 Buenos Aires RT Miteni O S K Strachan Oct fi Shimizu JAPAN Texas Maru K Line Stevens Sept 84 Melbourne AUSTRALIA Airican LightningFarrell Southeastern MaritimeSept 14 Port St Lawrence RT Port lag StrachanSept 17 HaurakiAm A AustralianSmith A KellySept 87 Montreal StarBlue Star SouthernOct 10 New York StarBlue Star SouthernOct 81 Cap Vilano Columbus SouthernOct 31 Airican StarFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 1 Sydney AUSTRALIA African LightningFarrellSoutheastern MaritimeSept 14 Port St Lawrence RT PortStrachanSept 17 HaurakiAm A AustralianSmith A KeUySept 87 Montreal StarBlue Star SouthernOct 10 New York StarBlue StarSouthernOct 81 Cap Vilano Columbus SouthernOct 31 African StarFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 1 and its getting smaller every day Business or travel contacts in foreign lands are important to more and more people Thats why we keep expanding our International Department to serve more people and serve them better If your business or travel plans need overseas assistance including foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers checks talk first with our International Department specialists They can help you feel right at home wherever you go INTERNATIONAL DEPT 9122343441 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO P 0 BOX 489 SAVANNAH GA 31402 28 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ShipSteamship lineAgency Sailing Dale ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Dale M Wellington NEW ZEALAND Port Lyttelton RT i Port Strachan Sept 17 1 Yokohama JAPAN Texas Mam K Line Spt t4 Philippines United Philippin Southern Sept 24 South Breese YamuhiteShmnihQn Smith ft Kelly Sept tS Settsu Mara RT N Y K Sharhan Sept t Phil Pres Garcia United Philippine Southern Sept St Hai Hsin Oct 4 Sumida Mara RHT N Y K Strachan Oct 7 Yoshinosan Mara RT Mitsui O S K Strachan Oct It mi Montana Mara K Lin fttTtni Oct 11 i Export AmbassadorRTP Am Export Isbrandisen Strachan Oct 11 Hai Dah China Merchants Southern Oct 14 Phil Pres Osmena United Philippine Southern Oct tS Florida Mara K Line Il Steven Oct tS V PERSIAN GULF Damman SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Sunbeam Hellenic Sterens Sept tl Khorramshahr IRAN Hellenic Sunbeam Hellenic Sterens Sept tt Kuwait KUWAIT 1 Hellenic Sunbeam Hellenic Sterens Sept tt l Port Sudan SUDAN V Hellenic Spirit HellenicSterensSept tl RED SEA GULF OF ADEN Aqaba SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Spirit Hellenic Steven Sept tl Djibouti FRENCH SOMALILAND Hellenic Soirii Hellenic Sfava lent SI Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Hellenic Spirit Sept tl Karachi INDIA Hellenic SpiritHellenicSteTensSept SI SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Copenhagen DENMARK Teneriifa RT7WilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS Gdynia POLAND Teneriifa RTKPWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS Gothenburg SWEDEN Teneriifa RHTPWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct 13 Helsinki FINLAND Teneriifa RHTFWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS Malmo SWEDEN Teneriifa RTPWilhelmsenSwed Atlantic StrachanOct IS Norrkoping SWEDEN Teneriifa RTHWilhelmkenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS Oslo NORWAY Teneriifa RTPWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS Stockholm SWEDEN Teneriifa RTPWilhelmsenSwed AtlanticStrachanOct IS SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Rio AgnateyArgentineStrachanSept M Buenos AiresIvaranSouthernSept St MonaacisleMooreMcCormackStrachanSept SS Orer RHTArgentineStrachanSept t Montevideo URUGUAY Buenos Aires Imran South arn Sept ee Monaacisle MooreMcCormack Strachan Sept n Salrador I varan Southern Sept M Paranagua BRAZIL Mormacialo Strachan tent ee Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL Rio Agualey Argentine Strachan Sapt SO Buenos Aires Iraran South m Monaacisle MooreMcCormack 1 Strachan Sept tS Orer RHTArgentineStrachanSept t SalvadorIraranSouthernSept A 4 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31403 AGENTS FOR 310 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 Alcoa Steamship Co JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 Brodin Lines 1746 East Adams Street P 0 Box 1504 90435382G1 Farrell Lines Insco Lines SERVING Maritime Co of the Philippines Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Motorships Inc Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina OzeanStinnes Line Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Saguenay Shipping Ltd Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Sidarma Line Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina Wallenius Line West Coast Lines JULYAUGUST 1968 29 ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Paie San Nicolas ARGENTINA Rio AgualeyArgentine StrachanSept SO Orer RTArgentine StrachanSept 90 Santos BRAZIL Buenos Aires1Taran SouthernSept IS MormacisleMooreMcCormack StrachanSept S3 SalvadorIvaranSouthernSept 2 ShipSteamship lineAgency Sailing Pale Chanaral CHILE Santa BarbaraGraceSadth A KellySept 19 Guayaquil ECUADOR Santa Barbara GraceSmith ft KellySept 19 Matarani PERU Santa BarbaraGraceSmith ft KeUySept 19 SOUTH AMERICANORTH COAST Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA UlyssesRoyal NetherlandsNyguiStrachanSept SO Tocopillo CHILE Santa BarbaraGraceSmith ft KellySept 19 Valparaiso CHILE Santa Barbara GraceSmith ft KellySept 19 La Guaira VENEZUELA Ciudad de CuaumaVenesuelanSmith ft KeUySept t3 UlyssesRoyal NetherlandsNygui StrachanSept SO SOUTH ASIA Marcaibo VENEZUELA AdonisRoyal NeiherlandsNorin StrachanSept 10 ChironRoyal NeiherlandsNorin Strachan Sept SO Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad de CumanaVenesuelanSmith ft KeUy Sept S3 MatanzasPuerto Ordaz VENEZUELA AdonisRoyal NetherlandsNorin StrachanSept 10 ChironRoyal NetherlandsNorin Strachan Sept SO Paramaribo SURINAM UlyssesRoyal NetherlandsNygui StrachanSept SO Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA AdonisRoyal NetherlandsNorin StrachanSept 10 ChironRoyal NetherlandsNorin StrachanSept 90 Ciudad de CumanaVenesuelanSmith ft KeUyKept S3 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Antofagasta CHILE Santa BarbaraGraceSmith ft KeUySept 19 Bombay INDIA Steel Fabricator Isthmian Jalakania Sein dia Jaladhanya Sc in dia Vithva SeraS C I Vishra SidhiS C 1 StrachanSept 20 Smith ft KeUySept 91 Smith ft KeUySept 91 Smith ft KeUySept S9 Smith ft KeUyOct 0 Calcutta INDIA Steel Fabricator Jalakania Jaladhanya Hellenic Spirit Markhor Vishra Sera Vishra Sidhi Maihar Isthmian Sc in dia Scindia Hellenic CunardBrocklebank S C I S C I CunardBrocklebank Strachan Smith ft KeUy Smith ft KeUy Sterens Hohenstein Smith ft KeUy Smith ft KeUy Hohenstein Sept 80 Sept 91 Sept 81 Sept 81 Sept 89 Sept 98 Oct 0 Oct 17 Chaina PAKISTAN Markhor CunardBrocklebank Hohemtain Sept 99 CunardBrocklbank Hahanafatn Ori 19 Colombo CEYLON Markhor CunardBrocklebank Hohanftain Sept 99 Maihar CunardBrocklebank Hohenstein Oct 17 Karachi PAKISTAN Steel Fabricator Iiihmian Strachan Bant BA Buenaventura COLOMBIA Santa BarbaraGraceSmith ft KeUySept 19 Callao PERU Santa BarbaraGraceSmith ft KeUySept 19 Hinrich OldendorifC P VHansen ft TidemannSept 90 Madras INDIA StrachanSept 90 Sarith ft KeUySept 91 Smith ft KeUySept 91 HohensteinSept 88 Smith ft KeUySept 99 Sarith ft KeUyOct 0 HohensteinOct 17 Steel Fabricatorlitkai JaladhanyaScindia JalakaniaScindia MarkhorCunardBrocklebank Vishra 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F Hughes2324321 Ext 342 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS LABORATORY Room 211 Customhouse CHIEF CHEMIST Homer L Strickland2324321 Ext 344 U S DEPT OF COMMERCE Savannah Field Office Room 235 Post Office Bldg DIRECTOR James W Mclntire2324321 Ext 204 UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE INSPECTOR IN CHARGE Robert L Poole2324321 Ext 368 24hour answering service2323246 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Room 208 Customhouse INSPECTOR IN CHARGE J Henry Pruitt2324321 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Area Extension Horticulture Room 8B Customhouse OFFICER IN CHARGE Henry Clay 2335927 AUXILIARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL SEAMANS BETHAL Director Charles Nelson 25 Houston2342438 CONSULS BRAZIL Jack M Sayler East River St2342266 DENMARK Oscar M Hansen 15 West Liberty 2322141 FINLAND A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 FRANCE Edwin J Middleton Wilmington Island 8971969 GERMANY F A O Bahre 20 East 48th2332011 ITALY Joseph M Cafiero1127 East 50th 3550586 NETHERLANDS A G Van Schaick 202 West Bay 2346646 NORWAY J P Imlay 314 Columbus Drive 3552393 SWEDEN L Roy Riddick 727 East 52nd3557490 VENEZUELA Sr Jorge Manrique 140 Bull2341005 JULYAUGUST 1968 31 Georgia AnchorAge PO Box 1039 Savannah Georgia Acquisitions Division The University Libraries The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 30601 BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 368 SAVANNAH GA c inside this issue I w OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY NOV BULK FACILIT You sell abroad We collect Its as simple as that under this new worldwide export financing service another banking first from CS PoliticalYisk Credit risks CS Protected Export Plan assumes both It provides full protection 100 guarantee of payment And at low cost It eliminates need for overseas credit and collection facilities speeds payments frees working cash And CS will provide a right now cash advance if desired Free booklet tells all Phone or write for a copy SP o 4 sCV ill IsSIIISSp GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ATLANTA Broad irul Mirieitsj INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK NY SERVICE OFHCh 375 Pail Avenue212 7531880 Streets 1041588 323o t SAVANNAH 22 Pull Streetl12 234 5101 IEl EX 54234d 17GE0RGIA 7 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 9 JIM BISSON Editor NEW BULK FACILITY COX NEWSPRING INC HEAVY WATER 9000000 INTERNATIONAL BANKING TOYOTA GEORGIA FOREIGN TRADE NATIONAL FOREIGN TRADE PORT NEWS VIEWS SAILING SCHEDULE PORT DIRECTORY Bl l VI ra If you believe in Santa Claus our cover speaks for itself if not turn to page 4 and read all about our gift to the customers of the Georgia Ports Authority Merry Christmas B plllf GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY Recipient of Presidential E for Export Award OCEAN TERMINALS BRUNSWICK SAVANNAH INLAND BARGE TERMINALS AUGUSTA BAINBRIDGE COLUMBUS AUTHORITY MEMBERS W D Trippe Cedartown Chairman Robert H Tharpe Sr Atlanta Vice Chairman Robert C Norman Augusta Thomas M Johnson Sr Savannah A M Harris Sr Brunswick J Willis Conger Bainbridge R E Hamilton Dalton Sam J Gardner Jr Moultrie SecretaryTreasurer Stanley M Karsman Savannah Attorney ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF J D Holt Savannah Executive Director James I Newsome Jr Savannah Director of Operations J Emmett Moylan Savannah Comptroller Claude H Newman Atlanta Director of Traffic and Commerce Walter Hauser New York Eastern Regional Manager Fred Whelan Chicago Western Regional Manager Laurence W Magrath Bonn Germany European Director Makio Yamada Tokyo Japan Far Eastern Director Jim Bisson Savannah Director of Public Relations Advertising Official publication Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 2406 Savannah Georgia 31402 Telephone 9122361561 Advertising rates furnished on request Georgia AnchorAge is published bimonthly and distributed third class mail to over 8000 readers All copy and pictures maySe used by others however it would be appreciated if a credit line is given to The Georgia Ports Authority gUHg THE El EXECUTIVES Mm CORNER 1 WSM J D HOLT Completeness within a port needs forever to be the goal of those charged with the responsibility of fulfilling the desires of the multitude of importers and exporters actively engaged in world trade and commerce In keeping with this obligation the Georgia Ports Authority over the years has built docks transit sheds and warehouses in order to keep pace with generously expanded general cargo offerings Completeness needless to say encompasses more than this Therefore in past years a cold storage warehouse has been added together with facilities for the storage drumming and distribution of a wide spectrum of bulk liquids Additionally six gantry cranes are constantly in use in the handling of containers and heavy lifts to list but a few examples Experience illustrates however that not all cargo can bef shipped in containers cartons bags barrels or in liquid form As packaging costs escalate more and more shippers are turning to bulk shipments not only to retain their present markets but to gain a larger share of the worlds requirements So it is that in moving further toward the goal of providing a complete service the Georgia Ports Authority now announces the construction of a 93 million dollar dry bulk handling facility highly specialized in design for the handling of clay fertilizer materials ores and feed grains Georgia is becoming increasingly more aware of the rich rewards of international commerce and the facilities are being provided as the needs arise I a GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY TO B 4 A two berth 93 million bulk handling facility is to be built by the Georgia Ports Authoritys Whitehall Plantation property adjoining the Garden City terminal This project is an ambitious venture into bulk handling of multiple products The new facility will provide shippers unrestricted terminal performance The following material movements will be performed most of them simultaneously from ship to barge barge to ship railroad or truck from railroad and truck to storage or ship and from storage to ship railroad or truck The major advance in the new bulk terminal will be that various products can be received and stored for later reclaiming and shipment In order to provide for receiving small shipments by rail andor truck for later large bulk shipment by water a covered storage area will be provided Large shipments received by water can also be readily stored and reclaimed as needed for delivery by rail or truck The covered storage will provide compartmented areas for some 30 grades of kaolin potash ammonium nitrate U 4 ammonium sulphate phosphate rock borate bauxite 4 manganese ore alumina ilmenite titanium slag zircomium ore lithium ore etc The scope of the material handling problem is indicated by the size of the initial storage building which has a planned length in excess of 2500 feet The system includes provisions for mul tiple buildings of this size The overall planning provides for an integrated A system which will be able to unload store and reclaim these multiple products in various covered andor open storage areas Due to the large number of products to be handled JT special attention has been devoted to reduce the possibility of contamination All material placed into storage has a small Free Drop to minimize dusting A movable curtain wall is provided to seal the kaolin area from other areas Washdown equipment is pro J vided for cleaning and dust control equipment is toV be installed along the conveyor systems The retrieval of stored material is accomplished by automated re GEORGIA ANCHORAGE D 93 MILLION BULK TERMINAL The loading of ships and barges will be accomplished with a slewingbridge shiploader This novel type of loader provides for maximum ship coverage by using an elevating boom conveyor combined with a shuttling truss The entire assembly is then carried by a slewing bridge The shiploader has threedimensional flexibility in a polar coordinate system while still maintaining a fixed feed point This loader therefore affords economy in marine construction conveyor feed supporting structures and dust control yet provides exceptional ship coverage The entire engineering and construction supervision of the bulk terminal is being performed by Soros Associates of New York New York and Robert and Company Associates of Atlanta Georgia who have combined their talents to provide Savannah and the people of Georgia with this valuable addition to its existing general cargo operations Final engineering on the project should be complete in the early summer of 1969 with construction starting in late August or early September Construction time estimate is 15 to 18 months claimers which do not operate on the storage pile or floor nor is any auxiliary dozing equipment required The operation will result in no machine con tamination of products and offer maximum safety to personnel V I Since the terminal will be operated by The Georgia Ports Authority it will not impose any control of the shippers mode of transportation Therefore rail load ing and unloading facilities have been provided for J unloading hopper or box cars and loading covered or open hopper cars box cars or gondolas The loading J and unloading stations are arranged to also handle trucks Indicative of the flexibility and performance of the arrangement is the fact that multiple products can be loaded or unloaded simultaneously and without I regard to the type of carrier involved I j Ships and barges will be unloaded by a traveling Y bucket unloader All types of ships can be handled from small general cargo type to large bulk carriers in the two berth facility NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 5 Bob Tolar purchasing agent and traffic manager of Cox Newsprint Inc is flanked on the left by S C Loveland III vice president S C Loveland Co Inc and P F Robinson Jr discussing the first 1000 ton shipment of newsprint from Augusta to the Miami Herald On December 10 1968 Cox Newsprint Inc of Augusta Georgia began shipments of newsprint to the Miami Herald via the Savannah River and the Intra Coastal waterway The first shipment of 1000 tons was loaded on a barge operated by S C Loveland Co Inc Cox Newsprint Inc is optimistic that this will be the first of many regularly scheduled barge shipments from their Augusta mill to not only the Miami Herald but other customers along the eastern coast A few years ago the Miami Herald built a warehouse on Biscayne Bay in Miami anticipating a future movement of newsprint via the Intra Coastal waterway The location of Cox Newsprints new plant in Augusta provided a fruitful fulfillment of the Miami Heralds longrange planning Bob Tolar purchasing agent and traffic manager for Cox Newsprint Inc commented that his company has been vitally interested in the development of the Savannah River 6 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE TA TO M Cox Newsprint is loaded from the ultramodern storage facility of the Richmond Bonded Warehouse en route to the GPAs Augusta barge terminal NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 but his primary concern in this movement was customer service as their mill was riveroriented and the only plant practical to deliver via the river at this point Tolar went on to say that he was particuX larly pleased with the new service since it L gave his operation another mode of transportation out of the mill This new activity has also focused the spotlight on another member of the Augusta Port family the Richmond Bonded Warehouse Corp This ultramodern storage facility is owned and operated by Messrs P F Robinson Sr and Jr and contains 90000 square feet of spotless storage less than one block t from the GPAs barge docks The Richmond Bonded Warehouse Corp is acting as agent for Cox on the Miami movements and is in complete charge of transporting the newsprint from the plant to storage to dock to barge WATER WATER EVERY WHERE AND NOT A DROP TO DRINK How do you ship seven hundred and twentysix 55 gallon drums of heavy water each valued at 12250very carefully and specify Georgia Ports The 363000 pounds of heavy water valued at nearly 9000000 was sold to Sweden and represented the largest single shipment ever made from the AEC Savannah River Plant The heavy water will be used at the Marviken power plant 100 miles south of Stockholm The Marviken facility when in operation will produce 240 megawatts of power Nathaniel Stetson manager of the Atomic Energy Commissions Savannah River Operations Office disclosed that sales to foreign countries since 1955 have amounted to 63000000 The facility was built primarily to supply heavy water for cooling and moderating Savannah River Plant reactors Consummating the sale to Sweden Roland G M Hedlund head of laboratory operations at Studsvik recently visited the Savannah River Plant to make an inspection and analysis Canada has been the biggest customer for Savannah River Plants heavy water having received 1314000 pounds through purchase and lease over the period of 13 years Next in order are France 470000 pounds West Germany 361000 pounds and United Kingdom 232000 pounds Other foreign users have been Euratom European Atomic Community 152000 pounds Switzerland 117000 pounds Sweden 114000 pounds Japan 107000 pounds and Australia 32000 pounds The heavy water was loaded aboard the MS TUNGSHA at the GPAs Garden City terminal Strachan Shipping Company are agents for the TUNGSHA The editor wishes to express appreciation to Jack Frost editor of Finance magazine for permission to reprint this article which appeared in the July issue of Finance Globaloneys Out Global Loanings In So Georgia Bank Brings Home the Bacon By JIM MONTGOMERY EVEN YEARS AGO international banking was little more than a stepchild at the Citizens Southern National Bank of Georgiaa parttime activity for a lowly assistant vice president Today the banks export and import financing activities occupy the fulltime attention of 38 employes including a vice president and four other officers That is still small relative to the banks staff of 2839 But for the last year or so the operation has been on the plus side of the breakeven pointand its ambitious Youve got to have a goal observes Douglas A Smith vice president of the international banking department and our goal is to contribute 5 per cent of the banks earnings within the next five years DOUGLAS A SMITH Last year a contribution of that magnitude would have come to more than 480000 based on reported net operating earnings of nearly 97million exclusive of subsidiaries Five years hence if growth persists at the rate of the last five years a 5 per cent share of net operating earnings will top 850000 Although thats a good 200000 more than his department grossed last year it doesnt seem to surprise the 40yearold Smith A Glowing Growth Picture Were just beginning to reach our potential he says We should continue to grow at a rate of 40 per cent per year For one thing he reasons weve barely scratched the surface of the flow in trade He feels both rebuked and challenged by the fact that while about 10 per cent of the U S foreign trade originates in the Southeast the great bulk of this 2billion of business per year is still financed by banks in other regions His conviction that the CS can capture a much larger share is supported by both growth to date and one of bankings most aggressive promotional programs Since 1965 CSs annual volume of international business activity has expanded from 95million to 311million in letterofcredit payments from 107million to 204million in acceptances executed from 165million to 193million in loans to exporters and importers from 126million to 226million in foreign collections from 53million to 187million in foreign exchange and from 427000 to 18million in export receivables purchased factored In the last two years the international banking departments gross income about 40 per cent of it fees the rest interest has more than doubled to 641173 while its net direct income jumped from 117608 in 1965 to 274168 in 1967 The latter figure is not net profit It excludes the cost of the money his department uses as well as the cost 10 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE of services furnished by other departments Those figures remain confidential To the annoyance of outflanked competitors relentless promotion with a flair of showmanship is the rule at the bank It shows up in every activity that the banks irrepressibly lively president Mills B Lane Jr figures CS ought to be involved in The scope of those activities has broadened immensely since Lane determined in 1961 that bank profits derived from traditional sources were in for a long uncomfortable squeeze He decided that within 10 years his bank would increase the share of its total income from sources other than customary loans and investments from less than 20 per cent to over 50 per cent MILLS B LANE JR International banking was one vehicle he chose to help reach this objective and he soon was whizzing past more established if less venturesome rivals One effective tool in this campaign is a fourpage monthly newsletter the bank sends to exporters importers manufacturers transportation companies and financial institutions to encourage and help Southeastern firms increase their participation in international trade A recent typical issue contained a threepage review of a staff officers research report on African markets plus a regular feature itemizing opportunities of special interest to Southeastern businessmen in exports imports licensing and joint ventures Representative of the banks ingenuity is the manner in which it has merchandised factoring of exports to overcome the resistance of many wellfixed corporate customers who regarded factoring as a lastresort method of financing that is used only by businesses that are unable to maintain a comfortable cash balance CS does not in so many words factor export receivables Instead it offers the Protected Export Plan under which our customers sell abroad and we purchase their foreign accounts without recourse relieving the customer of all associated risk Smith believes this plan which goes by the acronym PEP is unique in that unlike the First of Boston and the few other American banks that factor exports it doesnt rely on an international chain of factoring houses CS peddles its PEP as lowcost protection against political and credit risks all over the world Cost of the service per 100 of gross invoice value ranges from 1 to 250 depending on 1 the terms of payment of each sale and 2 the banks ratingas listed on a scheduleof the buyers country The response to the banks revised approach to export factoring is suggested by the quadrupling of annual volume in just two years Promotional activities also extend to cultivation of the interest of correspondent banks throughout the Southeast participation in foreign trade missions sponsored by the State of Georgia and cooperation with the U S Commerce Department in export promotionthe best way to solve our balanceofpayments problems according to Smith A FirstHand Relationship The five officers in the banks international department travel abroad frequently because he says we must maintain firsthand knowledge of the countries with which our customers deal and also need renewed personal contact for working relationships with foreign banks Nearly 80 foreign banks carry accounts with the CS and are among the 150 principal foreign correspondent banks in 120 countries that one of Smiths officers tries to visit at least once every two years He also noted that several hundred foreign banks annually direct transactions to us on behalf of their customers The cementing of these relationships between foreign and regional U S banks has important implications for New York In developing international business Smith noted regional banks have had one major problem and were overcoming this one fastthe traditional reliance of foreign bankers on the New York banks Similarly he said in trying to win the accounts of U S exporters and importers one of the greatest problems is the traditional reliance on New York as the source of all knowledge on international banking The regional bank he said combats this tendency not only by developing the knowhow but also by providing faster and more personal service to the regional businessman and by knowing his credit and other requirements better Smith says competition for international business involves only about 135 of the nations 14000 commercial banks but that these 135 include the 30 or so largest banks as well as just about all large banks in major cities He said the CS is one of three in Atlanta and 11 or 12 in the Southeast with international departments NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 11 Jute for the mills of Georgia arrives at the Georgia Ports Authoritys Garden City terminals Citizens Southern finances between 10million and 12million worth of Indian ute imported for Americas tufted carpet industry Most of his exporter customers are the larger regionally headquartered manufacturing firms particularly makers of consumer durables textile machinery and agricultural machinery The region also is a big exporter of agricultural commoditiescotton tobacco poultry peanuts and wood products plus some minerals such as kaolin and phosphates But it is on the import side of the picture that CS has received a bonanza thanks to the combination of circumstances that concentrated roughly 80 per cent of the nations tufted carpet industry in North Georgia Smith said the CS finances 10million to 12million per year of jute carpet backing imported from India about 20 per cent of all that enters the U S Getting Closer to the Customer The banks initial expansion of export financing was largely in response to new requirements for specialized services by a growing number of established domestic business accounts But Smith soon found that we could not be really helpful without establishing a completely integrated department simply because we could not rely on other banks in this field and that providing this international banking service draws us closer in many ways to our most important customers Moreover he reported CS now has the major domestic banking business of some corporations solely because the bank had the prerequisite ability to handle their export business He rejects any suggestion that his departmentwith loans acceptances and letters of credit now totaling somewhere around 25million outstandingmight be a drain on other resources of the bank On the contrary he asserts the rate of return in the international department is generally higher than in the bank as a whole also we generate new sources of deposits easily sufficient to support all of our activity He believes that one of the most important of these activities is the offering of direct financing facilities to foreign banks especially in Latin America with these lines of credit the foreign banks can not only finance their customers purchases in the U S but also bankroll say commodity exporters who need cash to marshal shipments of goods often a critical stage in the struggle for selfsufficiency in developing countries CS probably could accelerate the annual growth rate of its international banking department according to Smith but he adds I dont think any faster rate of growth would be desirable It is a rather moot issue anyway as long as U S banks especially the regional banks new on the international scene are restricted by Government policy on expansion of direct loans abroad This situation according to Smith acts as a deterrent to income from loans that comprise the most profitable part of the international department We are now in the third year of these restraints and there is no sign of any easing What is worse I believe the prospects are very good for some sort of perpetual restraint or at least standby authority sought by the Federal Reserve Unfortunately world trade and banking will suffer accordingly Smith argues The controls have an adverse effect on the competitive structure of international banking he says The burden of restraint is much harder on the banks that are relatively new in the international markets While the big banks already had a very large base from which to expand banks like CS that were just beginning to penetrate foreign markets have been severely restricted So it may be a long time before anyone knows how much faster the CS and other regional banks might grow in the international fieldand world trade with themin the absence of Federal restraints 12 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE SMBM WBBm m NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 the 3rd annual georgia foreign trade conference oct3rd4th 1968 The annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference is growing bigger and better each year This years gathering the third annual drew some 200 participants who enjoyed two days filled with outstanding speakers in the transportation field including a lively panel discussion on Containerization The panel members represented a veritable Whos Who of the shipping and transportation fraternity John W Griffith General Freight Manager United States Lines Inc M H Fowler Vice President The K Line Limited H M Emerson Assistant Vice President In Charge of Traffic Seaboard Coastline Railroad Company David 0 Benson Director Transportation Division Georgia Public Service Commission F N Melius Jr President United States Freight Company R S Hamilton Vice President Southern Railway System Edward L Hurst Cargo Sales Representative Pan American World Airways J T Davis Texas Transport Terminal Co and R H Waechter Manager Overseas Traffic Deere Company Other highlights of the conference included The Railroads Role in ImportExport Area by W T Rice President and Director Seaboard Coastline Railroad Company Forwarding and Modem Transportation Systems by George H Hearn Commissioner Federal Maritime Commission Port Survival Through Partnership by W D Trippe Chairman Georgia Ports Authority Business Capital Requirements Utilization by John P Latimer Regional Director Small Business Administration GRIFFITH US LINES FOWLER H LINE EMERSON S C L BENSON GA PS C Commissioner George H Hearn of the Federal Maritime Commission addresses the Third Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference He told the group We must create an atmosphere wherein greater financial incentives are offered by the government to stimulate the desire to export within the American business community In the photo on the right W D Trippe Chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority addressed the conference group on Port Survival Through Partnership Trippe urged that those in the importexport business work together with proper vision and dedication toward making Savannah the container port for the South Atlantic Trippe said Savannah has grown to be the largest general cargo port in the South Atlantic and with determination can grow to become the largest container port We have the room and we will provide the facilities he said GEORGIA ANCHORAGE MELIUS HAMILTON HURST DAVIS WAECHTER US FREIGHT SOUTHERN PAN AM AIR TEXAS TRANS DEERE CO NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 15 16 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE MORE We are not taking up a lot of space with words on the 1968 Georgia Ports Authoritys reception at this years National Foreign Trade Convention We are just printing some of the pictures of the GPAs friends and customers having a ball withwho elsebut Miss Georgia Ports NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 17 18 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE ONTARIO NORTH DAKOTA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA IOWA NEBRASKA jjjg Haut ufcsmMt VlRGlt tWlUtW mmlm i NIANA yausvilly Louisville LexWon kkntcck 11 ILLINOIS WtHUOttO VIRGINIA lOUNA KnoCtU Nash M TEN NESSES Gastonia iiua Charte TrtagburRx ARKANSAS MEMPHIS iUNA Atlanta Angusta GEORGIA ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI IMU0H DALLAS FORT WORTH ttONTGOtllftY SHREVEPORT lULAMSUt LOUISI ANA FLORIDA1 NEW ORLEANS HOUSTON i m STOW WHITE PLAINS YLNAN I1 yHtw YoiV KANSAS OKLAHOMA Savannap R SWEETWATER Brunswick ictsonvill TEXAS The Georgia Ports Authority now has 22 deepwater berths serving a wide trade area in the Midwest and the Southeast Georgia ports serve this 13state area at inland freight rates equal to or less than rates charged by any other Atlantic or Gulf port For additional information contact our man at any one of our following sales offices SAVANNAH BRUNSWICK ATLANTA NEW YORK CHICAGO BONN GERMANY TOKYO JAPAN P 0 Box 2406 Telephone 9122361561 Teletype 810784563 J D Holt P O Box 1758 Telephone 9122658500 Cecil G Gnann 1131 Healey Building Telephone 4045251595 Teletype 4045271034 Claude H Newman 233 Broadway Telephone 2122675731 Teletype 2125711312 Walter Hauser 200 South Michigan Avenue Telephone 3124278478 M Fred Whelan 532 BonnBad Godesberg Ruengsdorfer Strasse 53 Telephone Bad Godesberg 69344 929 Nikkatsu International Building Yurakucho Chiyoda Ku Telephone 2114556 James I Newsome Jr Director of Operations GEORGIA PORTS AITHORITY NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 19 New Elements Established EAMTMTS Savannah Impact Tops 700000 Figures recently released by the Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service EAMTMTS show over 700000 put into the Savannah economy for Fiscal Year 1968 The amount which includes payroll utilities local purchases and local contracts was expended primarily in the operation and support of the Savannah Outport a subordinate command of EAMTMTS The Eastern Area one of two subordinate commands of the Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service is a triservice staffed agency responsible for operating military ocean terminals and controlling passenger and cargo movements for all military services in the Eastern and Midwestern portions of the United States Its three military ocean terminals and 17 field offices outports and detachments range from the Gulf Coast to Boston to the Great Lakes Eastern Area also controls the activities of eight transportation terminal units overseas Payroll figures for the personnel employed at Savannah Outport for the fiscal year totaled 19967 The figure represents a substantial increase over the FY 1967 payroll total The individuals who received these funds it was pointed out reside in the Savannah area Contractual stevedoring supply and utility expenditures totaled 647072 for the fiscal year which ended June 30 1968 Staffed by a work force commandwide of nearly 4000 civilians and military personnel from all services EAMTMTS has an annual budget responsibility for over 100 million and influences transportation expenditures of approximately threequarters of a billion dollars During the fiscal year the Headquarters directed the movement to and from overseas destinations of more than halfamillion military members and their dependents and supervised nearly 9000000 tons of cargo consigned to military units throughout the world In EAMTMTS Reorganization COL SILVESTRI CAPT GALLUP COL MacKENZIE Hq EAMTMTS BROOKLYN N YA major reorganization of Headquarters Eastern Area Military Traffic Management and Terminal Service EAMTMTS will be completed in f November according to an announcement by Colonel Edwin B Owen Eastern Area Commander The reorganization is designed to improve management control and management informa tion reporting systems as well as responsiveness to the military customers of the triservice staffed Army single manager agency for land transportation It will also establish a standard and uniform organizational and functional structure for Headquarters MTMTS at Washington D C and the two Area Commands at Brooklyn New York and Oakland California Operating within the Eastern and Midwestern portions of the United States including the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and the Great Lakes ports EAMTMTS has overall mission responsibility for providing traffic management and terminal services to accomplish movement of all Department of Defense sponsored cargo and passengers within its area It exercises routing rating and release control authority over domestic and foreign passenger travel domestic and export freight shipments and retrograde cargo and passengers returning from overseas areas The Command is staffed with a work force of over 3000 military and civilian personnel The most significant changes in the reorganization are the establishment of a new Directorate of Terminals to be headed by Colonel Armand J Silvestri USA and a new Directorate of Freight Traffic under Captain Mearl Gallup USN At the separate staff office level Colonel Douglas A MacKenzie USA will head a new Office of Field Assistance Minor organizational changes and redistribution of functions are also slated for other elements of the Eastern Area Command HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING COMPANY NAMES RADEBAUGH ATLANTA MANAGER RADEBAUGH C Gordon Radebaugh has been appointed Atlanta District Man ager for Hohenstein Shipping Company according to an announcement by John B Hohenstein Jr President of the Company Until recently Mr Radebaugh was associated with the Consulate General of Belgium Atlanta as Commercial Officer a position he had held for more than ten years He is a member of the Atlanta Transportation Club and the International Trade Association Mr Radebaugh who is knowledgeable in all aspects of foreign f trade will devote his efforts to developing both export and import shipments in Atlanta and surrounding areas He will have offices at 631 Healey Building in downtown Atlanta Hohenstein is agent at Savannah and Brunswick for HollandAmerica Line CunardBrocklebank Fabre Line Korean Line Japan Line Hansa Line and the South Atlantic Barge Line to Puerto Rico 20 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE PORT NEWS VIEWS Meetings Held in Savannah and Brunswick On Port Grain Elevator Possibilities Two committees from the Georgia General Assembly Georgia Ports Authority officials representatives of the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation and railway officials held joint meetings in Savannah and Brunswick in midOctober discussing the possibilities of a grain elevator at one of the GPAs deepwater facilities While in Savannah the legislative committees headed by Senator Mike Padgett of Augusta and Representative Dorsey Matthews of Moultrie toured the site of the GPAs new 9 million bulk handling facility During their Brunswick visit they called on the local Chamber of Commerce the state docks facility and GPAs industrial site locations at Colonels Island 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 NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 21 Established 1886 SHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES OFFICES SAVANNAH GEORGIA BRUNSWICK GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PORT EVERGLADES FLORIDA MIAMI FLORIDA PENSACOLA FLORIDA MOBILE ALABAMA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA GALVESTON TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS DALLAS TEXAS KANSAS CITY MISSOURI ST LOUIS MISSOURI CHICAGO ILLINOIS CINCINNATI OHIO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ATLANTA GEORGIA NEW YORK OFFICE 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK N Y PORT NEWS VIEWS TIGHTENING THE TIES Bob Brown right chairman of the Savannah Jaycees International Relations Committee presents a plaque to Capt B OBrien captain of the CunardBrocklebank lines British flagship Maihar upon the vessels arrival here on its maiden voyage Capt OBrien who last visited Savannah in 1936 aboard another British ship thanked the Jaycees for their gesture of friendship and said he hoped it will tighten the ties between Great Britain and the United Slates The vessel discharged 2600 tons of burlap at the Stale Docks Also in photo is John Constantine representing Hohenslein Shipping Co local agents for the Maihar GPA NAMES IN THE NEWS Newsome Named President South Atlantic and Caribbean Ports Association James Li Newsome Jr Director of Operations of the Georgia Ports Authority was elected for a two year term as president of the South Atlantic and Caribbean Ports Association at its Fall meeting in Charleston Monday The South Atlantic and Caribbean Ports Association is comprised of ports representatives from the South Atlantic ports included in the area extending from Morehead City N C on the north to Miami Fla on the south It also includes Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands The association was formed to develop movement of cargo through member ports by developing favorable island rates to and from member ports and coordinating sales efforts for ports within the area Newman Elected President Of The Transportation Club of Atlanta The Transportation Club of Atlanta on December 9 1968 elected Claude Newman President for the coming year Claude Newman is Director of Traffic and Commerce for the Georgia Ports Authority with office located in Atlanta Other officers elected were William Bill Shaw Manager of Transportation Service Tennessee Corporation as First Vice President and James Jim Cherry District Sales Manager Carolina Freight Carriers as Second Vice President The Transportation Club of Atlanta was founded in 1921 and its 440 members represent industry as well as all forms of transportation including foreign commerce 22 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Col John S Egbert Named Savannah District Engineer Colonel John S Egbert was named District Engineer for the U S Army Corps of Engineers at Savannah Georgia in late October He succeeds Colonel William L Barnes the Savannah District Engineer since February 14 1966 Colonel Barnes completed his Savannah tour of duty on October 25 and reported to the Engineers Section of the U S Army in Vietnam Savannah District is responsible for the carrying out of Army Corps of Engineers water resources responsibilities military construction and related real estate activities in Georgia and the Carolinas Colonel Egbert 43 has been assigned to the Savannah District since Aug 6 as Special Assistant to the District Engineer He previously was in Washington D C in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense Installations and Logistics Southeast Asia Construction Division after completing a tour of duty in Vietnam in the newly formed Construction Directorate MACV Colonel Egbert was born in Aberdeen South Dakota and was commissioned in the Corps of Engineers in 1948 upon graduation from the United States Military Academy West Point He received his Masters Degree in Civil Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1954 He is also a graduate of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces Colonel Egbert is married to the former Anne McIntosh of Manila Philippines and they have two children John Jr is a Freshman at the University of Virginia Charlottesville Va Their 16yearold daughter is a Junior at Windsor Forest High School in Savannah The family resides at 3 Spanish Moss Circle Colonial Oaks NEW SERVICE A new service to Puerto Rico from Savannah and Brunswick has been inaugurated by South Atlantic Barge Lines Inc Miami Fla according to an announcement by Hohenstein Shipping Co general agents for the barge line Capt Robert E Griffiths president of South Atlantic and Michael Kaltenbach marine superintendent were in Savannah for the initial loading of the barge PLYMOUTH The barge in the new service is 236 feet in length has a 50foot beam and a deadweight of 3220 tons Capt Griffiths said the PLYMOUTH and the tug DELACROIX will provide a sailing from Savannah to San Juan and Ponce every three weeks By January 1st a second barge will be placed in the service so as to step up sailings to twice monthly he said Savannah which once enjoyed a thriving commerce with Puerto Rico now has no service to the important S Commonwealth John B Hohenstein Jr president of Hohenstein Shipping Co said evidence of the need for the service is found in the makeup of the full cargo for the initial voyage Represented with important tonnages on board are Union Camp Continental Can and National Wire three of the major stars in Savannahs industrial firmament The PLYMOUTH loaded creosoted poles at the Brunswick State Docks before proceeding to San Juan Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD Fast Reliable Service SAVANNAH TO FAR EAST Calling Yokohama Kobe Nagoya Osaka Keelung Hong Kong Bangkok Loads Savannah State Docks STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL COMPANY 26 East Bay Street Savannah 2338131 T LINE Hew York H GENERAL AGENTS 29 Broadway New York N Y 10006 Phone 212 3444800 Fast and frequent service from all leading Gulf ports to Europe HollandAmericas modern G ships handle all kinds of Gulf cargowith two derricks that together can lift 140 tons refrigerated chambers maintaining temperatures as low as 5 degrees F and spacious deck space for large and oddshaped cargo For fast and frequent service to Le Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen and Hamburg contact HollandAmerica Line Agents Hohenstein Shipping Company Savannah and Atlanta 23 MARINE TERMINALSlNDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES complete engineering services STUDIESREPORTSDESIGN LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS INC SPARTANBURG S C 29301 ATLANTA 30309 100 Interstate 85 Peachtree 25th Building 8035822351 4048733262 1 NEW YORK 10017 Pan Am Building 2126870630 BOSTON 02116 316 Stuart St 6174821910 ASSOCIATION 204 EAST BAY P0 BOX 1266 PHONE236 0226 E L MOBLEY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER FREIGHT FORWARDER 606 Realty Building Savannah Georgia 31402 66Prompt Service Reasonable Charges99 P O Box 686 Phone 9122340686 Mffilikmost regular and dependable service operating fortnightly between Antwerp Rotterdam Bremen Hamburg and ports of the U S Gulf and South Atlantic Coasts General agents Biehl and Company New Orleans Jacksonville agents Southeastern Maritime Company 1746 East Adams Street Sesiwtty Settee mo99 TOWING SERVICE BY MODERN TUGS OPERATED BY SEASONED PERSONNEL ATLANTIC TOWING COMPANY 228 EAST BAY P O Box 136 SAVANNAH GEORGIA Phone 2328103 Night Phone 2328105 Cable Address ATCO 4 I 24 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Port Of O 1 I SAILING oavannahvscHEDuLE CONSOLIDATED Compiled by Savannah Port Authority DECEMBER 1 1968 HANSEN ft TIDEMANN INC 405 Industrial Building P O Box 157 31402 Tel 2334104 HOHENSTEIN SHIPPING CO 24 Drayton Street P O Box 2448 31402 Tel 2342621 MERRY SHIPPING CO 415 Masonic Building O Box 1474 Augusta Georgia 30903 Tel PArk 26831 SMITH KELLY CO Ocean Terminal Building P O Box 2808 31402 Tel 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service From Savannah EVERY TWO WEEKS to Aruba Curacao La Guaira Kingston Port au Prince Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Port of Spain Georgetown Paramaribo Accepting Cargo on Transshipment Bills of Lading to other Caribbean destinations Agents Savannah Jacksonville Miami also Cincinnati Memphis Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Kansas City STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY CharlestonCAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY Baltimore NorfolkRAMSAY SCARLETT CO Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland LAVINO SHIPPING CO DetroitINTERNATIONAL GREAT LAKES SHIPPING CO Itogal Merlands Steamship Company 25 Broadway New York N Y 10004 rv he it stir SHIPPING COMPANY 408 American Building Savannah Georgia Custom House Brokers Foreign Freight Brokers and Forwarders CABLE ANSHIPCO TWX 9123541001 TELEX 546428 P O BOX 794 Phone 2360259 M 26 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Date Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Antwerp BELGIUM American Traveler United Slates Strachan Dec 14 Sylvia OzeanSiinnes Southeastern M Tungsha 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Southern Dec 13 Shamaly HollandAmerica Hohenstein Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine Southern Dec 19 American Forester United Stales Strachan Dec 8 Damman SAUDI ARABIA Gorredyk RT HollandAmerica Hohenstein Dec 13 Concordia Taleb China Merchants Southern Dec 30 K Ebberwein FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDER H IBIS FMC UC NO 949 289 REALTY BUILDING BOX 2546PHONE 9122326184 SAVANNAH GEORGIA CANDO CON Or maybe youd like his fullname the Pelicontainer bird a rar and fine specimen of our newest ports service Thats right now Georgia ports are geared to handle containerized freight to and from foreign countries For the full story on Georgia shipping write J D Holt Executive Director Georgia Ports Authority P O Box 1039 Savannah Ga GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 27 Ship Steamship LineAgency Sailing Dale ShipSteamship LineAgency Sailing Date Darvo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Manila MCP I Southeastern Maritime Nov 25 Phil BataanMCP Southeastern MaritimeDec 3 Phil Pres Magsaysay United Philippine Southern Dec 6 Don AntonioUnited PhilippineSouthernDec IS Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine SouthernDec 19 Hong Kong HONG KONG Phil BataanMCP Southeastern MaritimeDec 3 Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine SouthernDec 6 Nevada Maru K Line StevensDec 8 Export AgentAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Don Antonio 1LUnited Philippine Southern Dec 13 Oriental Warrior Oriental Overseas Thor EckertDec 1516 Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine SouthernDec 19 Export AmbassadorAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 11 Iloilo PHILIPPINE ISLANDS ManilaI MCP Southeastern Maritime Nov 25 Phil BataanMCP Southeastern MaritimeDec 3 Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine SouthernDec 6 Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernDec 13 Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine SouthernDec 19 Inchon KOREA Export AgentAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Oriental Warrior Oriental Overseas Thor EckertDec 1516 Export AmbassadorAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 11 Kaohsiung FORMOSA Export AgentAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Oriental Warrior Oriental Overseas Thor EckertDec 1516 Export AmbassadorAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanJan 11 Kharramsharhr IRAN Concordia TalebChina Merchants SouthernDec 30 Keelung FORMOSA Nevada MaruK Line StevensDec 8 Export AgentAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Oriental Warrior Oriental Overseas Thor EckertDec 1516 Export AmbassadorAAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 11 Kobe JAPAN Yamataka MaruYamashitaShinnihonSmith 8c KellyDec 1 Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine SouthernDec 6 Houston Maru RTMitsuiO S Kii StrachanDec 7 Nevada MaruK Line StevensDec 8 Satsuma Maru RTN Y K StrachanDec 9 Export Agent1Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernDec 13 Oriental Warrior Oriental Overseas v Thor EckertDec 1516 Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine SouthernDec 19 Export AmbassadorAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 AtlasMitsuiO S K StrachanJan 10 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 11 Kuwait SAUDI ARABIA Concordia TalebChina Merchants SouthernDec 30 Manila PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Manila MCP Southeastern MaritimeNov 25 Phil Bataan MCP Southeastern Maritime Dec 3 Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine SouthernDec 6 Don AntonioUnited Philippine SouthernDec 13 Phil Pres RoxasUnited Philippine 1 Southern Dec 19 Melbourne AUSTRALIA AfricanMoonFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 30 Cap Norte Columbus SouthernDec 2 Halifax StarBlue Star Southern Dec 4 Cap VerdeColumbus SouthernDec 9 English Star RTPort StrachanDec 14 GowanbankAm AustralianSmith KellyDec 16 America StarBlue StarSouthernDec 16 City of AdelaideAm AustraliaSmith KellyJan 6 Nagoya JAPAN Yamataka MaruYamashitaShinnihonSmith KellyDec 1 Houston Maru RTMitsuiO S K Strachan Dec 7 Nevada MarufK Line T StevensDec 8 Satsuma Maru RT N Y K StrachanDec 9 Oriental Warrior Oriental Overseas Thor EckertDec 1516 AtlasMitsuiO S K Strachan Jan 10 Osaka JAPAN Yamataka MaruYamashitaShinnihonSmith 8c KellyDec 1 Houston Maru RTMitsuiO S KStrachanDec 7 Nevada MaruK LineStevensDec 8 Satsuma Maru RTN Y K StrachanDec 9 Export AgentAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Export AmbassadorAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 AtlasMitsuiO S KStrachan Jan 10 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachanJan 11 Pusan KOREA Export Agent Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 11 Oriental Warrior Oriental OverseasThor Eckert Dec 1516 Export Ambassador Am Export IsbrandtsenStrachanDec 26 Export AdventurerAm Export IsbrandtsenStrachan Jan 11 Sydney AUSTRALIA AfricanMoonFarrell Southeastern MaritimeNov 30 Cap NorteColumbus SouthernDec 2 Halifax StarBlue Star SouthernDec 4 Cap VerdeColumbus SouthernDec 9 English Star RTAjPort StrachanDec 14 GowanbankAm 8c AustralianSmith 8c KellyDec 16 America StarBlue Star SouthernDec 16 City of Adelaide Am 8c Australia Smith 8c KellyJan 6 Yokohama JAPAN Yamataka Maru YamashiiaShinnohon Smith 8c KellyDec 1 Phil Pres MagsaysayUnited Philippine Southern Dec 6 4 and its getting smaller every day Business or travel contacts in foreign lands are important to more and more people Thats why we keep expanding our International Department to serve more people and serve them better If your business or travel plans need overseas assistance including foreign remittances commercial letters of credit foreign collections foreign trade inquiries consultations letters of introduction travelers letters of credit and travelers checks talk first with our International Department specialists They can help you feel right at home wherever you go INTERNATIONAL DEPT 9122343441 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST CO P 0 BOX 489 SAVANNAH GA 31402 28 GEORGIA ANCHORAGE Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dale Houston Maru RT MilsuiO S K Strachan Dec 7 Nevada Maru K Line Stevens Dec 8 Satsuma Maru RT 1 N Y K Strachan Dec 9 Export Agent Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 11 Don Antonio United Philippine Southern Dec 13 Phil Pres Roxas United Philippine Southern Dec 19 Oriental Warrior Don Antonio United Philippine Southern Dec 13 Export Ambassador Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Dec 26 Atlas MitsuiO S K Strachan Jan 10 Export Adventurer Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Jan 11 o SCANDINAVIA BALTIC Copenhagen DENMARK Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Gdynia POLAND Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Gothenburg SWEDEN Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Helsinki FINLAND Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Malmo SWEDEN Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Norrkoping SWEDEN Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Oslo NORWAY Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 Stockholm SWEDEN Tungsha RTP WilhelmsenSwed Atlantic Strachan Dec 16 SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Santos Ivaran Southern Nov 27 Gudmundra Norton Smith ft Kelly Dec 2 Dorotea Norton Smith ft 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25 Rio Grande do Sul BRAZIL MormacsagaMooreMcCormack StrachanDec 25 Santos BRAZIL SantosIvaran SouthernNov 27 DoroteaNortonSmith KellyDec 2 Gudmundra Norton Smith KellyDec 2 MormacoakMooreMcCormack StrachanDec 9 Buenos AiresIvaran SouthernDec 10 SavannahIvaran SouthernDec 16 MormacsagaMooreMcCormack StrachanJDec 25 Victoria BRAZIL MormacoakMooreMcCormack StrachanDec 9 SOUTH AMERICANORTH COAST Georgetown BRITISH GUIANA Ulysses Rayal NelherlandsNyguiStrachanDec 6 La Guaira VENEZUELA Ciudad de ValenciaVenezuelanSmith KellyDec 9 Jason Royal NeiherlandsNorinStrachanDec 13 ChironRoyal NeiherlandsNorin StrachanDec 27 Maracaibo VENEZUELA UlyssesRayal NetherlandsNyguiStrachanDec 6 Matanzas VENEZUELA Ciudad de ValenciaVenezuelanSmith ft KellyDec 9 Paramaribo SURINAM UlyssesRayal NetherlandsNyguiStrachanDec 6 SOUTHEASTERN MARITIME CO STEAMSHIP AGENTS STEVEDORES SAVANNAH GEORGIA 31402 AGENTS FOR 310 East Bav Street P 0 Box 2747 9122348265 Alcoa Steamship Co JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 32201 Brodin Lines 1746 East Adams Street P G Box 1504 9043538201 Farrell Lines Insco Lines SERVING Maritime Co of the Philippines Canaveral Florida Port Royal South Carolina Motorships Inc Fernandina Florida Charleston South Carolina OzeanStinnes Line Jacksonville Florida Georgetown South Carolina Saguenay Shipping Ltd Brunswick Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Sidarma Line Savannah Georgia Morehead City North Carolina Wallenius Line West Coast Lines NOVEMBERDECEMBER 1968 29 Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Paie Ship Steamship Line Agency Sailing Dele Puerto Cabello VENEZUELA Ciudad de ValenciaVenezuelanSmith KellyDec 9 JasonRoyal NelherlandsNorinStrachanDec 13 Chiron Royal NetherlandsNorin StrachanDec 27 Puerto Ordaz VENEZUELA UlyssesRayai NeiherlandsNygui Strachan Dec 6 SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST Antofagasta CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanDec 16 Arica CHILE Maipo Chilean StrachanDec 16 Callao PERU Maipo Chilean StrachanDec 16 Chanaral CHILE Maipo Chilean StrachanDec 16 Coquimbo CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanDec 16 Guayaquil ECUADOR MaipoChilean StrachanDec 16 Iquique CHILE Maipo Chilean StrachanDec 16 Matarani PERU Maipo Chilean StrachanDec 16 San Antonio CHILE MaipoIChilean StrachanDec 16 Talcahuano CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanDec 16 Tocopilla CHILE Maipo Chilean StrachanDec 16 Valparaiso CHILE MaipoChilean StrachanDec 16 Calcutta INDIA Steel Age Isthmian State of Rajasthan S C I Smith Jaladharma Scindia Smith Steel Voyager Isthmian Makrana CunardBrocklebank H State of Punjab Steel Maker Kelly Kelly Strachan S C ISmith 8c Kelly Isthmian Strachan Dec 5 Dec 8 Dec 13 Dec 16 Dec 19 Dec 23 Dec 29 Jan 10 Chana PAKISTAN ExminsierAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanDec 11 Steel VoyagerIsthmian StrachanDec 19 Flying EnterpriseAm Export Isbrandtsen StrachanDec 22 MakranaCunardBrocklebank HohensteinDec 23 Flying FoamAm Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Jan 8 Steel Maker Isthmian Strachan Jan 10 Chittagong PAKISTAN Exminsier Steel Voyager Am Export Isbrandtsen Strachan Isthmian Strachan Flying 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26 East Bay Street2338131 Brunswick State Docks2654734 STRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANY Savannah Bank Trust Building2346671 Brunswick State Docks 2654919 FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building2360259 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 COSMOS SHIPPING CO INC Realty Building 2368645 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 J K EBBERWEIN Suite 208209 Realty Building2326184 JOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 E L MOBLEY 606 Realty Building2340686 9 J POWERS B American Building 2347241 Smith kelly company Ocean Terminals 2323151 SOUTHERN SHIPPING COMPANY Ocean Terminal Building2325335 STEVENS SHIPPING TERMINAL CO 26 East Bay Street233 Brunswick State Docks265 R GEORGE W WISE JR 404 Realty Building233 8131 4734 0171 CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS ANDERSON SHIPPING CO 408 American Building2360259 W G CARROLL 411 American Building2338902 721 Juniper Street N E Atlanta 8736939 CRAIG COMPANY Realty Building 2321119 SlOHN S JAMES 31 West Congress Street2320211 E L MOBLEY 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