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Sapolin Paints Names H.W. Evans Jr. President Convention, which will be recom- mended to governmental maritime authorities for adoption in the interest of uniform implementa- tion of the Convention worldwide. In addition to ABS, the follow- ing ship classification societies were represented at the meeting: Bureau Veritas, Det norske Veri- tas, Germanischer Lloyd, Lloyd's Register of Shipping, Nippon Kaiji Kyokai, Polish Register of Ship- ping, Registro Italiano Navale, and the USSR Register of Ship- ping. The DDR-Schiffs-Revision und Klassifikation participated in the meeting as a representative of the Associates of IACS, and the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) was also represented. Chairman of the meeting was G. Bourceau, managing director, Marine Departments, Bureau Ver- itas. The IACS Council will hold its next meeting in May 1978 in Paris. IACS was formed in 1968 to give the classification societies a unified voice for consultation and cooperation with IMCO and other national and international mari- time organizations. In addition, IACS provides an effective means for the societies to discuss and resolve problems of mutual con- cern. Herbert W. Evans Jr. The board of directors of Sapo- lin Paints Inc., Danbury, Conn., has elected Herbert W. Evans Jr., presently senior vice president for marketing, to the presidency of the corporation. He remains as president of Woolsey Marine In- dustries, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sapolin. The an- nouncement was made by Richard J. Eckart, board chairman. Mr. Evans joined Sapolin in 1947 after military service in World War II and graduation from Yale University, and shortly thereafter became affiliated with Woolsey sales. Following various field and management positions, he was elected president of Woolsey in 1967. He is currently on the board of directors and treasurer of the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers. In addition, he serves on the Ma- rine Paint Manufacturers and Trade Sales Marketing Commit- tees of the National Paint and Coatings Association. He is an avid sailing enthusiast and a member of the Orient Yacht Club of Long Island. IACS Group Agrees To Develop Additional Safety Standards The Council of the International Association of Classification Soci- eties (IACS) has agreed to de- velop classification requirements that would augment the surveil- lance by the societies of items which recent investigations h^ve revealed to be potential sources of hazard or pollution. Announcement of the agree- ment was made in the United States by a three-member dele- gation from the American Bu- reau of Shipping (ABS), which attended the recent 10th annual meeting of the IACS Council in Paris. The ABS representatives were Charles J.L. Schoefer, executive vice president; William N. Johns- ton, senior vice president, and Ralston Hayden, assistant chief surveyor. The IACS Council approved a number of unified requirements dealing mainly with materials for hull structure, machinery, tanker safety, and containers. The Coun- cil also approved several unified interpretations of the Load Line From 2 to 1.000 tons S.W.L. GREEN PIN - A LIGHT WEIGHT ANSWER FOR A HEAVY WEIGHT PROBLEM. HEAVY LIFTS? FLOATING CRANES? Next time call WEEKS OUA MOM fleet U atyowi AEWTCE! SPECIALISTS IN BULK CARGOES - FLOATING CRANES HEAVY LIFTS 216 NORTH AVENUE EAST, CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 • (201) 272-4010, (212) 732-3020 NIGHT LINES: (201) 232-0330, 232-2239 Also available is a wide range of Shackles, Thimbles, Grips, Turnbuckles, Blocks and other lifting equipment. D. VAN BEEST EN ZN. B.V. P.O.Box 57. SLIEDRECHT. The Netherlands Telephone 01840-3300 Telex 21621 danufacturers of wire rope accessories ^S^^^^^^J^orjnon^han 50 years. WEEKS STEVEDORING CO. INC. Green Pin Shackles and Grips are made of heat treated alloy steel (U.S. Fed. Spec.). They are ideal for all applications with their easy handling and high safety factors (6 x S.W.L.). August 1, 1977 19
