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TENNESSEE’S line of ferro-alloys in-

cludes a wide variety of analyses, grades,

and sizes to meet your exacting speci-

fications. Ferrosilicon, ferromanganese

and silicomanganese alloys are avail-

able in large, clean lumps, or in finely

crushed and screened sizes for adding

in the furnace or the ladle. Shipped in

bulk . . . in 250 and 500 lb. drums . . .

or in one-ton pallets.

TENNESSEE also produces low phos-

phorous pig iron, high grade malleable

pig iron (made to individual specifica-

tions), Radiant foundry coke, and Tenn-

Sil sand additive. Write Dept. S-5 for

further information.

TENN-TEXALLOY&CHEMICAL

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

A DIVISION OF MERRiTT-CHAPMAN & SCOTT

Producers of: FUELS ̄ METALLURGICAL PRODUCTS * TENSULATE BUILDING PRODUCTS ¯ AROMATIC CHEMICALS ¯ WOOD CHEMICALS ¯ AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS

LAURE

WEHDOVI

THE MUSTANG

ast, dependable diesel-poweredfreight service linking HOUSTON,GALVESTON and TEXAS CiTY andTHE MARKETS OF AMERICA.

J. V. Maxwell, Assistant Freight Traffic Manager303 Union Station HOUSTON Dial CA 4-0638

WAY O F~2~T H E ~ I

BURLINGTON LINES ~epnyr’sFORT WORTH AND DENVER RAILWAYCOLORADO AND SOUTHERN RAILWAYCHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY R.R.

HOUSTON PORT BOOK, SPRING, 1957 I

¯ o VENEZUELAMARACAIBO ¯ LA GUAIRA ¯ PUERTO CABELLO ¯ GUANTA

25 years of dependable service toLatin American and West Indian Ports

Agents

RICE, KERR & COMPANY, INC.Houston: Cotton Exchange Building

Norgul/ Line also maintains weekly services to

Venezuela from New Orleans, Baltimore,Philadelphia, New York

NORTH ATLANTIC AND GULF STEAMSHIP CO., INC. " 120 WALL STREET, NEW

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YORK 5, N. Y.

MANUFACTURERS OF PIPE

FOR THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY

P. O. BOX 9726

Industrial Road

HOUSTON 15, TEXAS

TELEPHONES:

Sales Office--CA-4-2681

Plant--GL-3-7241

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One of our jobs

is catching

ships!

at Po rt

of Houston

MO-PAC’s fast schedules and direct ship-side connections at Port of Houston canexpedite your overseas shipments.

Call your friendly, experienced MO-PACfreight representative. You’ll find hisservices also include helpful informationon current customs duties and require-ments as well as tips on proper packingfor even safer handling.

J. N. SANDERS, Foreign Freight Traffic 3tgr.1706 Missouri Pacific Bldg., St. Louis 3, Mo.

W. J. WHITAKER, General Freight AgentUnion Station, HoustonPhone CApital 7-3151

SERVING THE PORT OF HOUSTON l

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NEXT TIME...

better get an expert!

You know the type.., willing butnot able.., always insists on fixingthings himself. But oooh, tl~e repairbills! His wife knows that it pays toget an expert. That’s true in businesstoo, for Correct Lubrication includesmuch more than top quality industriallubricants. You can get those frommany companies. But our proved pro-gram of Correct Lubrication is plannedspecifically for your kind of machin-ery, under actual operating conditions.Our engineering service provides a

complete analysis of your plant’s lubri-cation needs ... recommendations ofcorrect lubricants.., plant training ofyour personnel in proper lubricationprocedures ... laboratory analyses ofproducts in use.., and progress re-ports on benefits achieved. The endresult is more continuous operation;protection against loss of power withsavings in fuel costs; minimum main-tenance; and maximum equipment life... a more profitable operation. That’swhy it pays to

Make it k~~~.~ for Correct Lubrication

A Leader in Lubrtcatzon for 91 years

MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM COMPANYA Socony Mobil Company

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of Cargo Vessels!

Dependable, regularly scheduledservices between the U. S. GULFPORTS and 156 ports throughoutthe world-

U. K. LINE

CONTINENT LINE

MEDITERRANEAN LINE

AFRICA LINE

ORIENT LINE

CARIBBEAN LINE

Limited Passenger Accommodations

That’s the total tonnage

of Lykes 54 cargoliners...

the largest American flag fleet

sailing between

U.S. GULF PORTS

and the world.

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.

COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING

HOUSTON 2, TEXAS

General Omces: NEW ORLEANS, HOUSTON, GALVESTON, NEW YORK,Beaumont, Brownsville, Chicago, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Kansas City,Lake Charles, Memphis, Mobile, Port Arthur, St. Louis, Tampa, Wash-ington, D. C. OFFICES AND AGENTS IN PRINCIPAL WORLD PORTS

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IS ATYOUR SERVICEfTom

HOUSTONAND OTHER GULF PORTS

... regularly to

FAR EAST ̄ INDIA ¯ MEDITERRANEANNORTH EUROPE ̄ UNITED KINGDOMSOUTH & EAST AFRICA

a~so PACIFIC COAST--HAVANA SERVICE

BERTH AGENTS

Cotton Exchange Bldg., Houston

Intercoastal Services

Between Gulf and Pacific Ports

From Pacific Lumber Portsto Atlantic Ports

Baltimore Galveston NorfolkBrownsville Houston PhiladelphiaBuffalo Long Beach Portland, Ore.Chicago Los Angeles San FranciscoCleveland Memphis SeattleDallas Mobile St. LouisDetroit New Orleans TampaFresno New York Washington, D. C.

LET US STEER YOUON THE RIGHT COURSE!

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Texas Marine & Industrial Supply Com-pany is the largest wholesale marinesupply distributor on the Gulf Coast. Itsmen are specialists in their line and wel-come the opportunity to serve you in anyof your requirements.

Ample warehouse stocks of everything needed in engine room and on deck . . . steward sundry items . . .nationally known, dependable products.

We are Gulf Coast distributors for

American Brand--RopeOsborn Mfg. Company--Brushes

Beryllium Corp.--ToolsJ. H. Williams & Company--ToolsInternational PaintStanley---Tools

Garlock Packing CompanyH. S. Getty & Co., Inc.--HardwareBlack & Decker Mfg. Co.--Electric ToolsPerkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Co.The Penetone Co.--Penetone ProductsThomas Laughlin--Marine Hardware

C-O-Two & Pyrene Fire EquipmentNicholson File Company--Files

The Dampney Company--ApexiorInter-Coastal Paint Corp.--"Consol"Walworth Valves & Fittings

Write for a convenient check list

TEXAS MARINE & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANYIN HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES IN GALVESTON

Call WA-6-1771 81o6 HARRISBURG BLVD., HOUSTON, TEXAS Call 5-8311

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Up from the Gulf---via Rock IslandShip’s hold to freight car--overseas shipments continue their journeyas they move from the Gulf Ports into mid-continent America, viaRock Island ROCKET FREIaHTS.

It’s the sort of service that importers (and exporters) like.., modernfacilities, efficient handling, faster schedules, plus a trained, eager-to-help personnel. All of which makes Rock Island service to andfrom the Gulf Ports better than ever!

For more detailed information see

RAY W. SAGER, Assistant Freight Traffic ManagerD. F. NEWBERRY, General Agent

W. J. FORD, Foreign Freight AgentRoom 332, West Building, Phone: CApitol 7-8294, Houston 2, Texas

ROCK ISLAND LINESThe Road of Planned Progress... Geared to the Nation’s Future

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STRACHANSHIPPING COMPANY

Steamship Agents and Stevedo.s

Savannah, Georgia

Jacksonville, Florida

Pensacola, Florida

Mobile, Alabama

New Orleans, Louisiana

OFFICES

New York, New York

Chicago, Illinois

St. Louis, Missouri

Kansas City, Missouri

Atlanta, Georgia

Memphis, Tennessee

Cincinnati, Ohio

Dallas, Texas

Galveston, Texas

Houston, Texas

STANDARD DREDGING CORPORATIONDREDGING AND LAND RECLAMATION

HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS

PIPE LINE TRENCHES

~’- AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION ~’-

320 Cotton Exchange Building

GALVESTON, TEXAS

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INDUSTRIAL

INSTALLATION

Built

by

Metallic

METALLIC builds better

SALES OFFICE AND PLANT

Built

by

Metallic

AUTOMOBILE

WAREHOUSE

Built

by

Metallic

Whatever your building needs may be, Metalliccan build it for you--better, faster, and more eco-nomically. The familiar red Metallic trademark ison thousands of prefabricated structural steelbuildings throughout the Southwest and all overthe world. For industry, for commerce, for agricul-ture, Metallic construction offers permanent build-ings, proved engineering and eye appealing design.

If you are building for the future--and needbuildings of modern design, attractive and func-tional- your best bet is to call a Metallic engineerand let him help you. Only the best materials gointo Metallic buildings. Metallic gives you theseextras. Heavier structural shapes throughout withevery member designed to withstand winds of hur-ricane force--best quality, stronger, more water-tight covering material--much more eye appeal--plus complete reliability. Metallic’s experience indesigning and building everything from farmbuildings to chemical plants--from compressorstations to auto agencies--from warehouses toairplane hangars--is your assurance of satisfac-tion when you build with Metallic.

Metallic’s tremendous buying power, com-bined with efficient plant operation, allows themto produce a large volume of buildings at a lowmarain of profit. You just can’t buy a good steelbuilding at a price lower than Metallic’s--unlessyou leave out something important.

REGISTERED TRADE MARK

AND REMEMBER--WITH METALLIC YOU GET THE BEST AT NO EXTRA COST

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FAST

FREIGHT AND

EUROPE

EAST

LINEDEPENDABLEPASSENGER

SERVICE

PUERT O RICO

MEDITERRANEAN

WATERMAN STEAMSHIP CORPORATIONGENERAL OFFICES 61 SAINT JOSEPH STREET, MOBILE, ALABAMA

HOUSTON OFFICE COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING

keters

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Tri-State WarehouseMemphis

Augusta WarehouseAugusta

Atlanta WarehouseAtlanta

Long Reach WarehouseHouston

Alabo WarehouseNew Orleans

Brownsville WarehouseBrownsville

Also Warehouses at:

BirminghamMontgomeryAthensCharlotteGreenville

UseGulf AtlanticWarehousesthroughout theCotton South

Gulf Atlantic maintains eleven compress-warehouses at

strategic points in the South and Southwest. Each is modern

and well-equipped. You’ll find one conveniently located to

serve every major cotton-producing area in the Cotton South.

for CoNVENiENCE sPEED

SAFETY

SPECIFY: S E R V I C E

GULF ATLANTIC WAREHOUSEAlso Owners and Operators of

Houston, Texas

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1,200-ton capacity marine way has cradles 270 feet long and 60 feetwide, will handle the largest types of inland waterway barges andtowboats¯

HOUSION MARINE WAYSINCORPORATED

Located on Brady Island on the Houston Ship Channel,Houston Marine Ways Specializes in Drydocking, Hull

Repairs, Conversions, Engine Repairs, Cleaning andPainting.

Telephone WAlnut 1-7079 or WAlnut 6-1768

Night Telephone WAlnut 3-5961

P. O. Box 5125 Houston 12, Texas

HARRISBURG MACHINE CO.., Inc.Oldest Marine Repair Plant in Port of Houston

General Machinists, Founders, Boiler Makers, CopperSmiths, Electric Welding, Floating Equipment, DerrickBarge and Tow Boats/or Ship Repairs.

Plant Telephone WAlnut 6-1768

Night Telephone Numbers:

R. A. FEN Z L C. C. LEVY

Pres. and Gen’l Mgr. Superintendent

JAckson 2-5571 WAlnut 3-5961

Post Office Address Box 5125 Houston 12, Texas

BIEHL & COMPANYSTEAMSHIP AGENTS

SHIP BROKERSFREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE VIA

FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINESU. S. Gulf Ports to Japan, Formosa, Hongkong, Philippine

Islands, Indochina, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaya.

NOPAL LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to Rio, Santos, Montevideo, Buenos Aires

HAMBURG AMERICAN LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to

Antwerp - Ghent - Rotterdam - Bremen - Hamburg

NORTH GERMAN LLOYDU. S. Gulf Ports to

Antwerp - Ghent - Rotterdam - Bremen - Hamburg

OZEAN/STINNES LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to

Antwerp - Ghent - Rotterdam - Bremen - Hamburg

SIDARMA LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to

Barcelona - Leghorn - Naples - Genoa, Italy

MAMENIC LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to

Punta Arenas- San Juan Del Sur- San Jose -AcajutlaLa Libertad - La Union - Amapala - Corinto

Galveston ¯ Houston ¯ New OrleansMemphis ¯ Dallas ¯ St. Louis

Cable Address: BIEHL TWX No. HO-360

AMERICAN BARGE LINECOMPANY

COMMON CARRIER BARGE SERVICE

PITTSBURGH CHICAGO MEMPHIS

CINCINNATI JOLIET BATON ROUGE

LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS NEW ORLEANS

EVANSVILLE MINNEAPOLIS HOUSTON

NASHVILLE ST. PAUL CORPUS CHRISTI

KNOXVILLE BROWNSVILLE

AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS

OFFICESPITTSBURGH . . . CHICAGO . . . ALTON

MEMPHIS . . . NEW ORLEANS . . ¯ HOUSTONJEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA

TERMINAL AND WAREHOUSE FACILITIES

LOUISVILLE . . . MEMPHIS . . . JOLIET

MEMBER,AMERICAN WATERWAYS OPERATORS, INC.J

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Meet

Have you ever noticed the change that’s

come over cotton?Just yesterday this natural fiber was

considered only as a practical wash fabricfor summer dresses, children’s apparel and

heavy-duty work clothes. Now cottonstrides ahead as an all-year, all-fashion, go-everywhere favorite for the entire family.

Research has made the difference. Andwhat a wonderful new personality thelaboratory has given to cotton!

Still wonderfully washable, today’s cot-ton is more practical than ever. It’s

wrinkle- and soil-resistant, water-repel-lent, with permanent finishing, permanentcolor. And cotton’s many new weaves and

surface treatments range from sheers tohard-wearing suitings.

There’s no limit to cotton’s new versa-tility. It travels, works, plays equally well--anywhere. And as always, cotton is still

the most comfortable ~abric to wear!

ANDERSON, CLAYTON CO...oo,.o,o,.,COTTON MERCHANTS

HOUSTON ̄ ATLANTA ¯ BOSTON ̄ LOS ANGELES ̄ MEMPHISNEW ORLEANS * NEW YORK

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DREDGINGFILLING, LAND RECLAMATION, CANALS, PORTRIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS ,DEEP WATERWAYS AND SHIP

WORKSCHANNELS

We are especially equipped to execute all kinds of dredging, reclamation andport works in Southern waters.

Correspondence invited from corporate and private interests everywhere.

Contractors to the Federal Government

ATLANTIC, GULFNEW YORK: 15 Park Row

AND CO.HOUSTON, TEXAS: Citizens State Bank Building

PACIFIC

Shell Oil Company supplies ships in the portof Houston with three of the finestmarine fuels available. Delivered by barge,SHELL MARINE FUEL OIL andSHELL MARINE and LIGHT MARINEDIESEL FUELS are made at Shell’sHouston Refinery. Developed by Shellresearch and backed by years of provenperformance, these superior fuels areavailable by calling or writing

SHELL OIL COMPANYHOUSTON, TEXAS

Box 2099 Capitol 2-I ] 81

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which of thesecan’t be stored in aGENERAL AMERICAN

TERMINAL?

answer! General American can store them all! (and does!)Six "problem" products! Yet each can be stored safely and economically at General AmericanTank Storage Terminals.

Whether your product is as volatile as methylene chloride, as corrosive as caustic soda or as viscousas molasses, General American can supply the storage facilities for your needs.

General American Tank Storage Terminals offer you the privacy, safety, service and flexibility ofyour own terminal--without capital investment on your part. Write or phone--today. You’ll find...it pays to plan with General American.

Six terminals at 5 key-market locations with over14,000,000 barrels capacity: PORT OF NEW YORK

(Carteret, N. J.), PORT OF NEW ORLEANS (Good Hope,La.), CHICAGO, ILLINOIS (Bedford Park), PORT OF

HOUSTON (Galena Park and Pasadena), CORPUSCHRISTI, TEXAS.

GENERAL AMERICAN TANK STORAGE TERMINALS

a division of GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORP. 135 South La Salle Street ¯ Chicago 90, Illinois

HOUSTON PORT BOOK, SPRING, 1957

SPEED UCTION

Construction and Repair ofOFFSHORE DRILLING RIGS. PLATFORMS

TANKERS.LIQUID CARGO CARRIERS-BARGES

TUGBOATS .WORKBOATS

Speed, economy, service in this modern industrial plant geared to needsof the Oil Indus’try. Skilled staffs, newest techniques, a complete organiza-tion alert 24 hours a day to cut your cost and time schedules, in Houstonit’s Todd/or quality per]ormance,t

TO D D SH,,,’,’A,,Os CORPORATIONGREEN’S BAYOU, HOUSTON 15, TEL. GLendale 3-7261

NEW YORK ¯ BROOKLYN ¯ HOBOKEN ° NEW ORLEANS ° GALVESTON ¯ LOS ANGELESSAN FRANCISCO. - SEATTLE

Reduce wear, cut costs withV GULF QUALITY MARINE LUBRICANTS

V a complete line

~/quickly available

4 uniform quality

~/performance-proven

GULF OIL CORPORATIONBulk deliveries of Gulf Quality Marine Lubricants can be made

at Houston, Texas and at New Orleans, Louisiana. They are availablein drums at all principal ports on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.

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