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The November 1 issue will receive extra bonus distribution at SNAME • PLUS — A wealth of current marine business and technical information first — weeks before the slower monthlies. NOVEMBER 15 Advertising Closing Date October 26 Spec i N A • • NAVAL MACHINERY & ELECTRONICS .fak A full review of the latest developments in naval electronics, machinery and equipment as reported by leading manufacturers and suppliers to the Navies of the World • PLUS — A wealth of current marine business and technical information first — weeks before the slower monthlies DECEMBER 1 Advertising Closing Date November 9 Special NA • ANNUAL OUTSTANDING OCEAN-GOING SHIPS REVIEW A review of the most important ships constructed in 1984, selected because of outstanding design, con- struction and performance qualities. • PLUS — A wealth of current marine business and technical information first — weeks before the slower monthlies. DECEMBER 15 •SNAME ANNUAL POST CONFERENCE REPORT Advertising Closing Date November 21 A complete review of the technical presentations made at the annual Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers Meeting in November... including a full report on all award winners...and on the Third Annual International Maritime Exposition. THE WORLD'S LARGEST CIRCULATION TO MARINE BUYERS Every issue of MARITIME REPORTER delivers your advertising sales message to thousands more marine buyers than any other marine magazine in the world .... more than twice as many buying influence readers as the number 2 magazine, Marine Engineering / Log. FOR BEST ADVERTISING RESULTS MARITIME REPORTER AND ENGINEERING NEWS 107 EAST 31st STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10016 (212) 689-3266 Krupp MaK Diesel Opens New Offices In New Jersey In a move to consolidate their position as the world's leading manufacturer of medium-speed diesel engines, Kupp MaK Diesel Inc. of Glenview, 111. recently an- nounced the opening of a new sales office to serve the U.S. East coast. Based in Mahwah, N.J., the new office will handle the full range of fuel efficient MaK Diesel engines. With outputs ranging from 800 hp to 13,500 hp all the engines have been specifically designed to burn the heaviest grades of fuel avail- able now or in the foreseeable future. In charge of the Mahwah office, located at 37 Devine Drive, is Brian Cook, a marine engineer with extensive experience in me- dium speed diesel engine opera- tion. He can be contacted at 201- 529-4189. Perry Beebe Jr. Joins Louisiana Dock Louisiana Dock Company re- cently announced the hiring of Perry Beebe Jr. as the yard manager for its marine repair ser- vice operation in Harahan, La. Mr. Beebe has nearly 20 years' experience in marine repairs and new construction and holds a de- gree in mechanical engineering from Delgado College. He has been a member of the Marine Club of New Orleans for 17 years and is also a member of the Mark Twain Club, the Ameri- can Waterways Operators and the Gulf Coast Towing Association. Designers & Planners Awarded $3.1 Million For Contract Designs Designers and Planners Incor- porated, Arlington, Va., is being awarded a $3,171,665 cost-plus- fixed-fee contract for providing preliminary and contract designs for noncombatant ships, new ship designs and the design of ship modifications, conversions, design integration and modernization for ship programs and projects. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C., is the contract- ing activity. Wallenius Lines Purchases Tanker Wallenius Lines Pte. Ltd., Sin- gapore, has purchased the 230,000- dwt supertanker T/T Okeanos (VLCC) from Oljekonsumenterna, OK, subject to OK being granted an export license by the Swedish authorities. Wallenius has been negotiating a project with an Indonesian com- pany regarding oil storage in the oilfields outside Jakarta. In order to be able to provide a suitable tanker when the Indonesian proj- ect is landed, Wallenius has pur- chased the Okeanos. 8 Circle 121 on Reader Service Card Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
