export

If you’ve got heavy stuff to move, you need the Seven Santinis.We’ve got 50 Ton overhead cranes, so nothing’s

too big for us. For 72 years, we’ve been packing, shipping andstoring anything export shippers ship. Call us.

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You don’t have to hire afull-time staff member to keepon top of important changesin FMC, ICC, or CAB ratesand regulations. InternationalTariff Services offers a com-plete range of specialized tariffinformation and filing servicesto help your business keep upwith ever-changing tariff ratesand regulations.

The ITS professionals arespecialists in regulation andthe transportation industry.Put them to work for yourbusiness. Call or write ITStoday to find out about theirfast, reliable, money-savingtariff information and filingservices.

ITS is like having a tariffspecialist on your staff.

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Washington, D.C. 20005(202) 347-8770

TLX/TWX: 710-822-9540¯

January, 1979 47

New ,RefineryOn Cnannel

Novex Refining Inc. of Houstonplans to construct a 10,000-barrels-a-day refinery on the Houston ShipChannel.

Dennis McKenna, president of thecompany, said the plant will occupy

acreage at the Oiltanking of Texas Inc.terminal at Jacintoport. It will costbetween $4 million and $5 million, hesaid.

Construction of the modular-typeunit is expected to get under wayduring the first quarter of 1979.

McKenna said the refinery will go in-to operation about six months after thestart of construction.

BOVAY PROMOTES

Bovay Engineers, Inc., a Houston-headquartered international engineeringconsulting firm, announced the pro-motion of Robert G. MacLennan,P.E., Vice President and presentManager of the Houston Office, tobecome Corporate Manager ofOperations.

LInEFROM GULF PORTS TO NORTH EUROPE

Hansen & Tidemann, Inc.General AgentHOUSTON: (713) 223-4181Cotton Exchange Bldg.NEW ORLEANS: (504) 586-8755310 Sanlin Bldg.

Mar-Chile, a traditional Chilean-flag steamship chartered vessels in the service of Mar-Chile arecompany, has commenced operations with regu- entitled to all rights and privileges of Chilean-flaglar monthly service from U. S. Gulf ports to the ships. Mar-Chile is a member of the Gulf/WestChilean ports of Antofagasta, Valparaiso and Coast of South America Conference. InquiriesTalcahuano. Mar-Chile vessels will call at other should be directed to Kerr Steamship Company,

ports on inducement. Through service to Punta Inc., general agents.Arenas is provided through Talcahuano. Time-

Martinez, Pereira y Cia., S. A., Naviera

General Agents: Kerr Steamship Company, Inc.Suite 5130, One Shell Square, New Orleans, La. 70139

Telephone: (504) 566-0500 ° TWX: 810-951-5030

Clegg Building, 506 Caroline St., Houston, Tex. 77002Te]ephone: (713) 227-0165 ̄ TWX: 910-881-2753

48 Port of Houston Magazine

Whatever your shipping needs, Transoceanic canhandle themmquickly, efficiently and economically

mfrom any part of the world to any other.

’!!

ICSHIPPING COMPANY, INC.

Suite 239, Houston World Trade Center, Houston, Texas 77001Telephone (713) 224-9587 ̄ Telex: 76-2534 ̄ Cable: Transocean Hou

OFFICES: NEW ORLEANS ̄ HOUSTON ̄ GALVESTON ̄ BALTIMOREPARIS ¯ TOKYO ̄ ROTTERDAM ̄ SAN SALVADOR

And Agents at All Other Major World Ports

INBOUND-OUTBOUNDSERVICES:

¯ INTERNATIONAL FREIGHTFORWARDERS--AIR/OCEAN

¯ CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS¯ VESSEL CLEARANCE AND ENTRY¯ AIR CARGO AGENTS

¯ EXPORT FREIGHT CONTRACTORS¯ VESSEL CHARTERERS AND

OPERATORS¯ EXPORT PACKING¯ WAREHOUSING AND DRAYAGE

Suite 239Houston World Trade Center

HOUSTON, TEX. 77001(713) 224-9587Telex: 762534

3039 Jetero Blvd. WestHouston Intercontinental Airport

HOUSTON, TEX. 77060(713) 443-8080Telex: 76-2534

Suite 1505International Trade Mart

NEW ORLEANS, LA. 70130(504) 524-3341Telex: 58-4242

P. O. Box 201081432 Kenner Ave.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. 70141(504) 721-2936Telex: 58-4242

Call or write for our color brochure.

Suite 612First Hutchings-Sealy

National Bank BuildingGALVESTON, TEX. 77550

(713) 763-8869 Telex: 76-5434

Suite 1323World Trade Center Baltimore

401 East Pratt St.BALTIMORE, MD. 21202

(301) 752-7304

January, 1979 49

IT’S OUR WORLD!DOOR-TO-DOOR

SERVICETO EVERY

MAJOR CITYIN CENTRAL

ANDSOUTH AMERICA...

EUROPE...YOU-NAME-IT

As specialists in delivering time/reliability-critical documents,we feature direct overnight service to Latin America andEurope. (And we’re the only international courier company thatoffers door-to-door service to every major Latin Americancity. What’s more, instead of just agents, we have our ownoffices in most of these cities--with World Courier employeesworking exclusively for your satisfaction.) But we don’t stopthere. We also offer the most experience to the Middle East,Africa and just about anywhere, nationwide or worldwide. Sowe do it right the first time, on time, every time. And we confirmeach delivery as soon as it’s completed, by phoning thesender. For details, mail the coupon or call us. And then relax.

~oOrldrler

WE DELIVER PEACE OF MIND.

HOUSTON: Rush complete information609 Fannin Street, Suite 1800, on your critical documentHouston, Texas 77002 delivery service

I Phone 713-228-9621 NAME

~GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS:19 Rector Street, COMPANY

I New York, NY 10006Phone toll-free 1-800-221-5266 STREET

SO

Vertebrae-Three Piece, a large three piece sculpture, created byEngland’s famed sculptor, Henry Moore, was recently lifted from a LykesBrothers Steamship Company seabee barge at the Port of Houston,bound for its resting place in front of City Hall in Dallas. The sculpturewas lifted by Inter-Ocean Stevedores under the direction of ArthurMackwell of Morris Singer Foundry, and placed on an MKT Railroad flatcar for transit to Dallas. Because of the unique nature of the cargo, threemonths of coordination between Morris Singer Foundry, Pitt & Scott Ltd.,Lykes Brothers, Darrell J. Sekin & Co. Inc., MKT Railroad and the City ofDallas preceeded the physical handling of the sculpture. Shown here isone of the three pieces being placed on an MKT flat car.

All Types of Coverage

Waterfront InsuranceMarine

#c Casualty

-k Fire

BEN H. MOOREINSURANCE AGENCY

Bill Moore John Goodyear915 World Trade Bldg. Houston, Tx. 77002

Phone: (713) 228-5227Cable: MOORDEEN mmm

NORDANA LINEMEDITERRANEAN SERVICE

BARCELONA, TRIPOLI, BENGHAZI, ALEXANDRIA, PIRAEUSLEGHORN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, ALGIERS*

ASCONA sails New Orleans Jan. S and Houston Jan. 10.

A VESSEL sails New Orleans Jan. 17 and Houston Jan. 26.F.X. KOEGEL sails New Orleans Feb. 12 and Houston Feb. 16.

BARBER STEAMSHIP LINES, Inc.Gulf Division

Great Southwest Building, Houston (713) 222-8461International Trod~ Mort, New Orleans (504) S2q-SS81

Port of Houston Magazine

Upon arrival in Nigeria, the ships of Lignes Centrafricaines dock within seven days under normalconditions. Whereas everyone else usually waits weeks.

Because we’re independent.

Also, because we’re based in Nigeria we know the ins and outs of getting our ships, and yourcargo, in and out. Quickly.If there’s even a threat of a delay in our ships docking, we transport your cargo to berth by way ofcovered and secured barges.

And when it comes to getting your cargo out of the U.S., we’re also very fast.

After all, we offer more ships to West Africa than anyone else. What’s more, our speedy and ex-press direct service from the U.S. Gulf Coast to Nigeria doesn’t cost extra.Fact is, because we’re independent, our rates can be considerably lower than other lines.

Find out how much you can save. On rates. And time. Simply call our general agents, Oceans In-ternational Corporation.

Whatever type of cargo you want to send, Lignes Centrafricaines gives berth faster than anyone.

LIGNES CENTRAFRICAINESTHE MOST SHIPS TO WEST AFRICA. THE FASTEST SHIPS TO BERTH.

General Agents for the U.S.

OCEANS INTERNATIONAL CORPOR ATION1314 Texas Avenue

Houston, Texas 77002CABLE: OCEANS HOUSTON-Phone: 713/225-9181 .Telex: 762-182 .TWX: 910 881 1591

N EW YORK: 212/422-8888, CHICAGO: 312/693-6707NEW ORLEANS: 504/523-7521 ¯ LOS ANGELES: 213/432-0981

January, 1979 51

Ir IA~I!IThe HoustonConnection...Caribbean,Puerto Rico andCentral AmericaService mrough

Sea-Land’sB;Irbours

CutTerminal.

That’s right Our American flagservice to and from theCaribbean, Puerto Rico andCentral America offers overallreduced transit time since we’recloser to the open sea.Modernized facilities providesafer, more efficient handlingof cargo. A complete line of 35’equipment, including dry vans,reefers, liquid bulk and open topsare immediately available. Andwe’ve got ample room to growwith your future needs.Sea-Land’s Barbours Cutcontainer terminal is just anotherway we’re proving we’re different.And different means better.

SEA-LANDIn Houston Call: (713) 672-6651

Sergio Maddolena, with Witco Chemical Co. in New York, was in Houston recently to meet withM.G. Maher and Co. olficials and tour the Port of Houston. He is shown in the center of the photowhile visiting the Port offices with Ralph Benzoquen, left, M.G. Maher and Co., Houston, and thePort’s Director of Trade Develoament. C.A. Rousser.

ARMASAL~LINE

CENTRAL AMERICAGulf to Central America Conventional and breakbulkservice¯ Efficient, fast, on-time delivery

R(~ROWEEKLY--CENTRAL AMERICAWEEKLY service between New Orleans & Central America,Sails every Monday. L.I~ L,- ET.L 20/40ft. containerwith stern-ramp loading, The vessel can handle just aboutanything on wheels, dry and reefer¯

UITE~

~’~ LINESNATIONAL LINE SERVICE

DIRECT--WEST AFRICADirectto West Africa, Breakbulk and container cargo servicewith refrigerated and chilled space to five selected andnon-congested ports (excluding Nigeria). Monthly servicefrom Gulf and Atlantic¯

IRMIIE]IPIEI!ILIIIEI

NATIONAL LINE SERVICE

DIRECT--IRANDirectto Iran, Twice monthly from Gulf and East Coast.Dock at own berth in Khorra mshahr with no delay Affiliatedtrucking fleet can deliver your breakbulk shipment whereyou want it. Containerized cargo can be delivered to Tehranon one Bill of Lading.

UITE~SHIPPING~LINES

NO. AFRICA--TWICE MONTHLYFrom Gulf ports to North Africa Conventional andbreakbulk cargo. Fast, regular, on time delivery serviceTwice monlhly from GulftoAIgiers, Benghazi, Beirut,Alexandria.

52 Port of Houston Magazine

The M/V LAGOS STAR, a vessel of Zim-American Israeli Shipping Co., Inc. made her first call tothe Port of Houston recently loading general cargo and bulk rice. The vessel, which measures 528feet by 75 feet flies the Liberian flag. While in port, the captain of the vessel was presented a colorplaque of the Port of Houston during a gala cocktail party sponsored by Zim-American IsraeliShipping Co. Shown during the presentation are from the left: Captain Walter Michaelis, Master ofthe Vessel, and C.A. Rousser, Jr., Director of Trade Development, Port of Houston.

Faster Departures,Quicker Access toRoad & Rail?Sea-Land’sBarbours

CutTerminal!

FROM U. S. AND M[]ICAN PORTS That’s right.Our AmericanflagFORTNIGHTLY TO ~ service to and from North

l Europe, the Mediterranean andLA GUAIRA, PTO. CABELLO, RIO, SANTOS, MONTEVIDEO, the Middle East offers overall re-BUENOS AIRES

; duced transit time since we’re(Will Call Other Bm,zllf~n snd Rivet ]Plate Ports if Sufficient C~.rgo Offers)

i

closer to the open sea. Modern-

’ !ized facilities provide safer, moreefficient handling of cargo. Acomplete line of equipment, in-cluding reefers, liquid bulk, 35’

AFRICA

DAKAR) MONIt IIA¯ 6HA ~

iSOUrH AMERICA ~ I~"~mu with your future needs..m,.f’llo ~ / IlL

_ _t~._..$[NyO$.~ / t~ Sea-Land’s Bar aoursCb---u’.~d i I[.,.,!"’~,~, ili

tain,;r terminal i.,; just anwe’r.= proving w,.~’re diffl

W ikdifferent means better.ff,~

NOPAL WEST AFRICA LINE ~JI.

FROM U. S. GULF PORTS | SEA-LANDi MONTHLY TO: i

and 40’ dry bulk and open topsare immediately available. Andwe’ve got ample room to grow

Sea-Land’s Barbours Cut con-tainer terminal is just another waywe’re proving we’re different. And

In Houston Call: 672-6651(713)

I DAKAR, MONROVIA, LAGOS/APAPA, PT HARCOURT, IVARRI, ¯l PORT GENTIL. DOUALA. LUANDA2 eoeeoeoeeoeeoeooeeeeeeeoeeoo q~

NOPAL ATLANTIC LINESIN CARE OF OIVIND LORENTZEN, INC. I

t 1103 World Trade Building, Houston, Tx 77002 Telephone: 229-8671 !

General Agents

t OIYLN ’D LORENTZEN, I_N’C., 522 Fifth Avenue; 19th Floor, New York, N. Y. 10036

t I"Y/X 910-881-5029CABLE ADORESS: NOPAL t

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January, 1979 53

Safety Conference SetA two-day conference is scheduled

February 15-16 in the Marriott/Astro-dome Hotel, Houston, to bring peoplein marine and offshore industries up todate on safety regulations and trainingrequirements, according to DewayneHollin, conference coordinator.

The meeting is sponsored by the SeaGrant College Program at Texas A&MUniversity. The $40 registration feeincludes lunch both days. Forinformation contact Dewayne Hollin,Sea Grant College Program, TexasA&M University, College Station,Texas 77843; telephone (713) 845-3854.

FIRST CLASS AMERICAN FLAG SERVICETO LATIN AMERICA & WEST AFRICA

From U.S. Atlantic Coast Ports to Caribbean IsLands/Venezuela/Central America/East Coast Colombia/Panama and West Coast of South America.

From U.S. and Canadian Pacific Coast Ports toWest Coasts of Mexico, Central America and South America; also to West Coast

Mexico/Panama/North and East Coasts of South America.

From U.S. Gulf Coast Ports to the East Coasts ofSouth America, Central America, Caribbean and to the West Coast of Africa.

DELTA STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.Suite 1700 International Trade Mart Bldg.

New Orleans, La. 70130

CHICAGO ¯ CLEVELAND ¯ GREENVILLE ° HOUSTON ° LOS ANGELES ¯MIAMI ̄ NEW YORK ° PHILADELPHIA °

PORTLAND ° SAN FRANCISCO ¯ SEATTLE ¯ WASHINGTON, D.C.FIRST CLASS AMERICAN FLAG SERVICE SINCE 1919

ISnPe Promotesrmodal ManB.J. Sealy has been appointed

regional manager, intermodal service,for Southern Pacific TransportationCo. at Houston.

Sealy joined SP as a telegrapher in1946. Subsequently, he advancedthrough a variety of positions in theoperating department. In 1968 hemoved to San Francisco as supervisorof diesel power and in 1974 was madeassistant to the general manager, in-termodal service. A few months laterhe was named manager, intermodalequipment distribution and service, apost he held until his most recentpromotion.

CTI APPOINTS P.R. DIRECTORCTI-Container Transport Inter-

national, lnc., has appointed JeromeJ. Sullivan as director of publicrelations and advertising. A formerNew York newspaper editor, he will beresponsible for CTI’s worldwide mediaactivities. He reports to James A.Smith, executive vice president, at thecompany’s world headquarters inWhite Plains.

T

Don’t Tie Up Your Sh!p.24-hour service [] Radio-equipped vehicles [] Safest equipment[] Trained techniciansWe have 28 years experience in Houston and a thorough knowledgeof commodities and characteristics of fumigants.Thoroughly trainedpersonnel in spraying, fumigation, gas removal, safety.

For Peace of Mind, Call Big State.~I

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NIGHT AND Bill Spitz Ed HaddockHOLIDAY NUMBERS: 723-1801 784-3456.

Big St~e

54 Port of Houston Magazine

Kerr PromotesD.A. Hoekstra

David A. Hoekstra has been appoint-ed Vice President/Gulf for KerrSteamship Company, effective im-mediately.

Formerly an assistant vice presidentin Los Angeles, Mr. Hoekstra willassume his duties in Houston shortly.

His appointment will add to theexecutive staff of Kerr’s Gulfoperations the experience and talentsof a veteran with more than 30 years inthe maritime industry.

He was educated at the NauticalCollege of Amsterdam and served as adeck officer, an assistant harbormaster and executive of another steam-ship company and stevedoring firmbefore joining Kerr’s staff.

With Kerr, he has worked in the Port-land and Los Angeles offices.

SHIP VIATHE PORT

OF HOUSTON

Armasal Extends ServiceArmasal Lines now has express

service with two vessels sailing everyfourteen days from Houston to theEast Coast of Central America. Theports of call will be Santo Tomas de

Castilla, Guatemala, Cristobal, C.Z.,and Puerto Limon, Costa Rice. PuertoCortes, Honduras can be on in-ducement basis.

General Agent for the Armasal Linesis the Uiterwyk Corporation.

"OF THE MORE THAN 30 LINESGoing to the Persian Gulf

¯ None of Them Book More Cargo¯ None of Them Offer Lower Rates

on Breakbulk Cargo¯ None of Them Provide Thru B’s/L

to more Inland citiesFROM MORE LOCATIONS THAN

The National Flag Line of Iran

Establish ed 1841

NORTON, LILLY & CO., INC.90 West St., N.Y., N.Y. 10006 (212) 791-6500/6506HOUSTON 713-222-9601 NEW ORLEANS1121WalkerSt. Suite 510 4141ntem’lTradeMart 504-581-6215

Mustang keepscargoes moving!

Whatever kind of cargo you handle, Mustang has theright Caterpillar Lift Truck to handle it quickly and efficientlyWhat’s more, Mustang has the field service and parts stocksto keep those lift trucks in operation.

How good is our parts availability? So good that we’llpay for the part, if we can’t get it within 48 hours. This48-hour policy is effective for the first four years of serviceon any new Caterpillar Lift Truck.

Get a specific lift truck recommendation for your needs.Call Dick Powell at (713) 676-2020. Or send the coupon.

"pillar Lift Trucks.

Name

State Zip

FirmAddresscity

Houston, Texas 77020IPII~~ 7607 Wallisville Rd.

(713) 676-2020Caterpillar Lift Truc~ are manufactured by ~otor Corporation, LUrkS, Texas 75901sUbSidiary of Caterpillar Tractor Company Towmotor is a trademark ofTowmotor Corporation, Caterpillar, Cat,~d [] are trademarks ofCaterpillar Tractor Company

El Campo, Texas 77437Highway 71 [North)(7131 543-3389Beaumont, Texas 77706

Highway 69 (S.E,} 7.990 Eastex Freeway(713) 632-5565 [713) 892-8412

January, 1979 55

Rail Plans AheadSanta Fe Industries, Inc., plans

capital expenditures of $477 million in1979, compared with estimatedexpenditures of $340 million in 1978,according to John S. Reed, chairman.

ESTABLISHED 1886

SHIP AGENTS &STEVEDOI/ES

REPRESENTING"

Argentine Line,Atlantic Cargo Services,

Bank & Savill Line,Black Star, Hoegh Lines,

Italia/Costa Line,Mitsui O.S.K. Lines,

Nedlloyd, Royal Netherlands,Costa Line, Tecomar.

;TRACHAN SHIPPING COMPANYCotton Exchange Building

Houston, Texas

713/221-8500Cable: "STRACHAN"

The Houston Port Bureau’s successful Membership Drive is reflected in the smiles of these par-ticipants in the Drive which added more than 30 additional members. Standing left to right: Guidode la Rua, Vice-President, Port Stevedoring Co., Inc.; N.C. Rayzor, President, Suderman & YoungTowing Co., Inc.: Jurgen R. Schroder, Terminal Manager, Manchester Terminal Co.; George C.Rube, President, H.L. Ziegler, Inc.; W.D. Haden, II, Chairman of the Board, Bay-Houston TowingCo.; Hans Christensen, Vice-President Bank of the Southwest; Truman Griffin, Traffic Manager,Champion Papers; JanCrittenden, Administrative Manager Houston Port Bureau, Inc. andG.E.Strange, General Manager, Houston Port Bureau, Inc. Some participants in the Membership Drivewere not present for this picture.

¯ Complete Export Packing ¯¯ Crating - Boxing - Container Stuffing ¯

Project Marshaling Area¯ Heavy Lift Capacity - Rail, Water, Truck ¯

¯ SHIP SIDE CRATING CO. .1606 Clinton Drive P.O. Box 81

!¯ Galena Park, Tx. 77547 Phone: (713) 673-5386 ¯

Worldwide Project Cargo Shipping &Handling Services: The specialization ofMaritime Transport Overseas, Inc.

International Ocean Transport [] Com-plete integrated shipping company [] Con-tract project carriers [] Substantial fleetowned and/or operated by MTO [] Sophisti-cated specialized vessels for specific trade[] Experts specializing in total transporta-tion of construction and energy-relatedcargoes to worldwide oil producing areas.

Project Turnkey Handling Versatility:[] Tailored services in addition to oceantransportation, including stevedoring, term-inal operations, lighterage and inland tran-sportation.

MTO: Experience, Reliability,Flexibility and a wealth of new ideas

Transport SolutionsFrom MTO

i,~,

M.T.O.

Maritime Transport Overseas, Inc.North American Headquarters: 2100 Travis, Suite 1207, Houston,Texas 77002/Telephone: (713) 652-0707/TWX: (910) 881-S478/Telex:774-134.Other Offices Im New York~Montreal~Dusseldorf~Bremen~Hamburg/Antwerp/London/Paris/Dammam/Dubai/Riyadh/Jeddah/Teheran

56 Port of Houston Magazine

If your cargo is delayedin getting to the loading dock,with Bank & Savill you won’tm the boat. R~=~-~

[iI

than any other line to Australia and New Zealand.Fact is, it’s not uncommon for us to provide three

times as many sailings as anyone else during somemonths.

As a result, if you miss one of our ships, chancesare another is quickly on its way to you. (We’re evenopen to negotiating direct sailings to outports not regu-larly scheduled.)

We also go to great lengths to serve you.In addition to 20-foot and 40-foot containers, we

transport the widest variety of breakbulk cargo: Eachship is equipped for heavy lifts. For bulk liquids.

For dry bulks.And we work hard to protect the cargo. Loadings

and unloading involve our Master Stevedores, ourMarine Superintendents and our ship’s officers.

Bank & Savill also helps you maintain good cashflow, by striving to provide prompt and accuratedocumentation.

So, don’t miss the boat. Call The Bank &Savill Line. 1400 Cotton Exchange Building, P.O.Box 52490, Houston, TX 77052, 713/221-8539Telex: 791-176. New Orleans-504/522-8561; NewYork- 212/425 -6800.

Bank& SavillThe most sailings to Australia/New Zealand.

January, 1979 57

INDESTRUCTIBLE!So Why Do I Need The Services of An Export Packer?

Well, it’s iust like the TITANTIC was unsinkable...

This "indestructible "piece of steel could beaboard the wrong ship and even end up

in the wrong country

¯ Your export packer still has to make sure that the l’s aredotted and the T’s are crossed on the packing list...

¯ That it is properly described according to your specs...

¯ That it makes the ship on time and that it is markedclearly and properly...

Pick a Packer who cares!And one who knows the value

of quality paperwork!

SELECT SECCO TODAY...

are the only account he’$ got.

ENGLAND TRANSPORTATION CO.Of Texas

"Your Full ServiceIntermodal Carrier"

Whatever your need ....

Route it hy England! We

offer direct service be-

tween more than 1400points in Texas and Louisi-

ana from Houston and

Galveston.

Corporate Office: 2301 McKinney ¯ Houston, Texas 77003 ¯ Phone 713 / 223-8351

Three newthe Bay-Houston

We’re family-owned andfamily-operated. Our tugsbear family names. It is yourassurance that the companyfounded by the Haden fam-ily still takes pride in its per-sonal service of more than100 years.

Our newest additions tothe Bay-Houston fleet, theBarbara H. Neuhaus, LauraHaden and Mark K., all attestto the dedication of Bay-Houston to provide the besttowing service available onthe Gulf Coast.

~BAY-HOUSTON TOWINC CO.Houston ̄ Galveston ¯ Corpus Christi ¯ Freeport ¯ Texas City