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AWO Region 5 Reelects Von Herbulis —Directors Elected J.W. Von Herbulis, president of Pittston Marine Corporation, New York City, was reelected vice presi- dent of American Waterways Op- erators in Region 5 at the recent annual meeting of members in New York. Mr. Von Herbulis was also reelected a director of the Associa- tion for a two-year term. AWO's Region 5 encompasses the North Atlantic area. Two new directors of the Associ- ation were elected and three others were reelected at the meeting. The new directors were installed at the Association's annual corporate membership meeting and board of directors meeting in Washington, D.C., February 18, 1971. Thomas E. Moran, president of Moran Towing Corporation, New York City, was elected a director for a two-year term. Ralph W. Hooper of Interstate Oil Transport Co., Philadelphia, Pa., was elected a director for a one-year term. Directors whose terms are expir- ing, in addition to Mr. Von Herbu- lis, who were reelected to two-year terms, are: A. Giallorenzi, marine department, Humble Oil & Refin- ing Company, Bayonne, N.J.; Capt. C.V. Gearin, manager, inland wa- terways operations marine trans- portation department, Mobil Oil Corporation, New York City, and James P. McAllister, president, McAllister Lighterage Line, Inc., New York City. Two other directors in Region 5 continue in office for another year. They are : Francis B. Bushey, presi- dent, Spentonbush Transport Serv- ice, Inc., and Robert J. Hughes, president, James Hughes, Inc., both of New York City. The business meeting of mem- bers was well attended, as was the luncheon which followed. Numer- ous guests were at the luncheon, including representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Coast Guard. Symposium Offered In Computer Analysis Of Ship Structures A symposium and short course on the use of computers in analysis of ship structures will be sponsored by the American Bureau of Ship- ping and the University of Arizona March 29 through April 2. Cost of attending the symposium and course will be $200 each. Registration and further informa- tion may be obtained from the Di- rector of Conferences and Insti- tutes. Division of Continuing Edu- cation at the University of Arizona at Tucson. 'K' Line Of Japan Awards Contract For Six PACECO Cranes A contract for six shipboard con- tainer handling cranes of new de- sign has been awarded PACECO, a division of Fruehauf Corporation, Alameda, Calif., by "K" Line of Japan. The 30-ton capacity cranes will be installed aboard three modified containerships to be used in "K" Line's new container service be- tween the United States and South- east Asia. Each ship will be equip- ped with two PACECO Shipstain- er cranes—one forward, and one aft, to load and unload containers. The vessels will have a capacity of 300 forty-foot containers, which the Shipstainers can load and un- load at an average rate of 32 per hour. In terms of tons, the cranes will handle 800 to 900 long tons of containerized cargo per hour. Cantilevers, on each side of the cranes, have an outreach of 23 feet to enable ship loading and unload- ing onto the pier from either side of the ship. When the ship puts out to sea, cantilevers are folded within the crane's gantry frame for compact stowage. The cranes are designed to stack containers two-high on the top deck of the ship and will operate on ship's power, utilizing DC vari- able voltage for smooth, position container spotting. "K" Line's new container serv- ice, which will start in October of this year, will have direct calls be- tween Seattle, Wash., Long Beach, Calif., Keelung, Hong Kong, and Pusan. Sailings are scheduled for every 15 days. Burrard Dry Dock And Yarrows Ltd. To Build 363-Ft. Barge Two British Columbia ship- yards, Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd. of Vancouver, and Yarrows Ltd. of Victoria, will jointly build a 363- foot barge. The vessel will be spe- cially-designed to carry newsprint. Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd. will construct the bow section and the stern section will be built at Yar- rows Ltd. Upon completion, the two sections will be united at the Yarrows yard. Cla-Val Catalog On Valves And Controls For Shipboard Piping Cla-Val Co., Newport Beach, Calif., has published "A Quick Ref- erence Catalog for Valves and Con- trols for Shipboard Piping Sys- tems," which is ready for distribu- tion to all interested parties. This catalog has been prepared to relate Cla-Val marine products to applicable military specifications and to indicate the shipboard pip- ing systems where they are used. 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