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SAN JACINTO INNSEA FOOD ~ CHICKEN DINNEBS
SAN JACINTO MEMORIAL
A visit to Houston without avisit to San lacinto Battlegroundsis a visit incomplete, and a visitto the Battlegrounds without din-ner at San Jacinto Inn is onlyhalf a visit.
The guest register at San Ja-cinto Inn, during the past 25years, best speaks for its popu-larity.
To reach this beautiful publicpark, drive east on Preston Ave-nue to Harrisburg Boulevard,thence to La Porte Road; followLa Porte Road, then on lo thefamous San Iacinto Battlegroundsand Inn.
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We are closedMondays except for
Special Parties
Open 6:00 P.M.Tuesday
through Saturday
Open 1:00 P.M.Sunday
Located at the historical San Jacinto Battleqrounds, where the San Jacinto Monument.tallest in America, is one sight you will not want to miss . . . forty minutes from Houston.
THE DINNERSTHAT MADE SAN JACINTOFAMOUSSUMMER DINNER
Three Dollars
CeleryShrimp Cocktail
Iced Crabs Baked CrabsTenderloin of Trout or .Rediish
Fried Chicken PotatoesHot Biscuits and Preserves
Drinks Desserl
Please Make YourReservations Early
Phone WAyside ] ]81 Fried Chicken
, Drinks
WINTER DINNER
Three Dollars
CeleryShrimp Cocktail
Oysters on the Half ShellOyster Brochette
Tenderloin of Trout or Redfish
Hot Biscuits and JamDessert
Potatoes
Specially Equipped to Sevve Banquets to Any NumberOqVNED AND UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT FOR THIRTY-THREE YEARS
USE GENERAL AMERICAN
TANK STORAGE TERMINALSStrategically located for marketing convenience atGOODHOPE, LA.; CORPUS CHRISTIand HOUSTON, TEX.; CARTERET, N. I.and CHICAGO, ILL.
Equipped to handle safely any liquid that flowsthrough a pipeline.
Complete canning and drumming facilities at theCarteret and Goodhope terminals.
General American Tank Storage Terminals warehousereceipts offer the highest form of collateral.
GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION135 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO 90, ILLINOIS ¯ Offices in Principal Ci~ies
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HANDLEDBy the ~WM][TE TUGS"
IJ~IRACOASIAL lOWING ~ IIIANSPORIAIION CORP.Cable: PETANK 502 Caroline Houston 2, Texas Phone PReston 2297
SUPPLIES ~MARINE SUPPLIES
Cable and Telegraphic Address "TERMINAL" Houston
TEXAS TRANSPORT & TERMINAL COMPANY, INC.(EST, ABLISHED 1895)
STEAMSHIP AfiENTS ANn HPEtiATHIIS
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINETO
LONDON
ROTTERDAM/AMSTERDAMANTWERP/GHENT ¯ BREMEN/HAMBURG
GRANCOLOMBIANA(Flora Mercante Grancolombiana, S.A.)
TO
VENEZUELA ¯ COLOMBIA ¯ ECUADOR
AGENTS
MANILA ¯ CEBU ¯
FOR
CREOLE LINE(Navlgazione Alta Italia)
TO
GENOA, NAPLES, VENICE, TRIESTE AND OTHER ITALIAN,MEDITERRANEAN AND NORTH AFRICAN PORTS
ARGENTINE STATE LINE(Flota Mercante del Estado--Republlca Argentina)
TO
BUENOS AIRES
MAERSK LINE
TO
ILOILO ¯ KEELUNG ¯ HONG KONG
OFFICES:New York, N. Y. Charleston, S. C.Philadelphia, Pa. Savannah, Ga.Baltimore, Md. New Orleans, La.
Euttun Exchanqe Ouildinq
HOUSTON ?, TEXAS
OFFICES:
Galveston, Texas Corpus Christi, TexasHouston, Texas Memphis, Tenn.Dallas, Texas Chicago, III.
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ONCE upon a time, many years ago,
cotton was an everyday fiber--trust-worthy and sturdy, but quite unspec-tacular.
Today, through the magic of re-
search, cotton has become an interest-ing yarn with a thousand personalities.
Cotton is a miracle fiber that is woveninto the lives of all of us.
Cotton is the versatile king of allfibers, at home in expensive Park Ave-
hue wardrobes or as a laborer’s oft-
~llaundered work clothes; cotton can bepretty and dainty in a Cotillion gown,or wear rugged as a cowpuncher’sjeans.
YARNHERE’S AN INTE~RESTINGWhen you buy a cotton product you
get style, versatility, durability, andlaunderability . . . when you buy cot-
ton you get an outstanding value.
Today store shelves are stocked with
.:. .... a wonderfully wide variety of cotton
goods for you to choose from. Men’s,
women’s and children’s clothing, of
high fashion or of work grade . . .
drapes.., rugs . . . innumerable items
that combine a beauty and practicality
no other fabric can duplicate.
So next time you shop, pick cotton
¯ . . it will serve you well . . . around-
the-clock, the year around.
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ANDERSON. CLAYTON CO.(INCORPORATED)
HOUSTON ¯ ATLANTA ¯ MEMPHIS ¯ BOSTON
LOS ANGELES ¯ NEW ORLEANS ¯ NEW YORK
HOUSTON PORT BOOK FOR APRIL, 1951
BIEHL & COMPANYSTEAMSHIP AGENTS
SHIP BROKERSFREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERFICE VIA
FERN LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to Far East
and Japanese Ports.
NOPAL LINEU. S. Gulf Ports to
Rio - Santos - Montevideo - Buenos Aires
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINEAntwerp - Rotterdam - Bremen - Hamburg
NORTH GERMAN LLOYDAntwerp - Rotterdam - Bremen - Hamburg
LAS AMERICAS LINEU. S. Gulf Ports - Guatemala, Cuba,
Pro. Barrios, Cienfuegos, Gibara Pastelillo
Galveston ¯ Houston ¯ New OrleansMemphis ¯ Dallas
Cable Address: BIEHL TWX No. HO-360
Complete Testingand Inspection Service
H. M.SHILSTONE, JR.
LLOYD’S AGENT
AT HOUSTON
¯ ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS
¯ TESTING ENGINEERS
¯ MATERIALS INSPECTORS
¯ CARGO SURVEYORS
¯ SPECTROGRAPHICANALYSIS
SHILSTONETESTING LABORATORY, INC.
Established 40 Years
OFFICES: HOUSTON, NEW ORLEANS, CORPUS CHRISTIRepresentatives in all major cities
You profit by ou__r experienceWhether your job be large or small . . . repair, conversion or con-
struction, you are sure of expert workmanship. You benefit from the
talents of naval architects, marine engineers and other specialists--
working alone or with your own consultants. Your assignment is handled
by skilled mechanics, operating the most modern equipment in up-to-date
facilities.
You pro/~t by Todd’s unmatched experience. For that experience
means efficiency which saves you time and money.
HOUSTON
LOS ANGELES
¯ GALVESTON ¯ NEW ORLEANS * NEW YORK ¯ BROOKLYN ¯ HOBOKEN
¯ SAN FRANCISCO ° ALAMEDA * SEATTLE ° BARRANQUILLA
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The PORT OF HOUSTOA~T PAUL
SIOUX CITY
o~o u~
ST
FORT WORTI-
Texas
GALVESTON
Way of the
SAM HOUSTON Zephyrand TEXAS Zephyr
Fast dieselized Burlington Lines
freight and passenger trains link the
Texas Gulf Ports of Houston, Gal-
veston and Texas CIty with the North
Texas, Dallas-Fort Worth market,
and through this major gateway,
with the great Midwest Markets of
America.
Good roadbed, modern terminals
and yards, up-to-date communica-
tion systems, and skilled personnel
assure expeditious, careful and de-
pendable handling of your trans-
portation needs.
For better transportation
specify "FW&DC’"
BURLINGTON LINESFORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROADCOLORADO and SOUTHERN RAILWAYWICHITA VALLEY RAILWAY
J. V. Maxwell, Assistant Freight Traffic Manager, 303 Union Station, Houston 2, Texas.
HOUSTON PORT BOOK FOR APRIL, 1951
STEAMSHIPOWNERS,
WORLD
OPERATORS AND
WIDE SERVICES
AGENTS
NEW YORK -- NORFOLK -- NEW ORLEANS -- HOUSTON -- GALVESTON -- SAN FRANCISCOCLEVELAND- DETROIT -- CHICAGO -- MEMPHIS -- DALLAS -- LOS ANGELES -- LONG BEACH
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General Stevedores, Inc.Operators
HOUSTON BARGE TERMINAL
5401 NAVIGATION
Warehousing and Distribution o/
Barge Cargoes
¯ WE.3232 ¯ HOUSTON, TEXAS
from shore to ship...
Shell Oil Company is prepared to supplyships in tile port of Houston with three of thefinest marine fuels available. They are SHELL BUNKERFUEL OIL, and SHELL LIGHT and HEAVYMARINE DIESEL FUELS; all made righthere at Shell’s Houston Refinery.Developed by Shell research and backedby years of proven performance, thesesuperior fuels are available by calling or writing
Shell Oil CompanyBox 2099
Houston, TexasCapitol 1181
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~ervingthe Cotton South
Birmingham, Ala.
Montgomery, Ala.
Atlanta, Ga.
Athens, Ga.
General Offices :HOUSTON
Warehouses strategically located at:
Augusta, Ga.
Macon, Ga.
New Orleans, La.
Charlotte, N. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Memphis, Tenn.
Brownsville, Texas
Houston, Texas
Division Offices:MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS
GULF ATLANTIC
WAREHOUSE CO.
HOUSTON TEXAS
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HOUSTON PORT BOOK FOR APRIL, 1951
~rvices:
United Kingdom andEire;
Continental Europe;Scandinavia and the
Baltic;Mediterranean;Netherlands East Indies;
Australia; New Zealand;South and East Africa;Far East;South America;India and Persian Gulf
Savannah, Georgia; Brunswick, Georgia; Charleston, South Caro-
lina; Jacksonville, Florida; Pensacola, Florida; Mobile, Alabama;New Orleans, Louisiana; New York, New York; Washington,D. C.; Chicago, Illinois; St. Louis, Kansas City, Missouri; Atlanta,Georgia; Memphis, Tennessee; Cincinnati, Ohio; Dallas, Gal-
veston and Houston, Texas.
STRACHANSHIPPING COMPANYSTEAMSHIP AGENTS and STEVEDORES
NATURALGas... g- HOUSTON
INDUSTRIESOne vital reason for Houston’s importance asan industrial center is the availability here ofunlimited natural gas for industrial consump-tion to turn the wheels of progress.
We are proud of the contribution we aremaking t o w a r d the g r o w t h of Houston byfurnishing natural gas for fuel for its newindustries.
Ship Channel Industrial Gas CorporationIndustrial Gas Supply CorporationCity Industrial Gas Company
2001 COMMERCE BUILDING, HOUSTON
DREDGINGFILLING, LAND RECLAMATION, CANALS, PORT WORKSRIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS DEEP WATERWAYS AND SHIP CHANNELS
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, GULF AND PACIFICNEW YORK: 15 Park Row
CO.HOUSTON, TEXAS: Citizens State Bank Building
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Your key
Wo¯ ..~hru the
Port of Houston
MO-PAC’s modern rail equipment
and fast, dependable schedules...
linked with the fine facilities of-
fered by Port of Houston... make
Import-Export shipping an easier,
more profitable phase in the world
marketing operations of many shippers
in the West-Southwest Empire.
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For complete information, call your MO-PAC
freight representative or write or wire:
A. W. AYLIN, Foreign Freight Traffic Manager
1706 Missouri Pacific Building ¯ St. Louis 3, Missouri
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GALVESTON
Cable Address "EDWIN"
FOWLER 8 A4cVITIE, INC.Sh,p’s Agents and Operators
Regular Service to Principal Ports in Europe, Far Eastand East Coast of Canada
OFFICES IN
HOUSTON CORPUS CHRISTI PORT ARTHUR BROWNSVILLE DALLAS MEMPHIS
PATRICKUPTOWN PHONE PR-0111SHIPSIDE PHONE WO-8341
TRANSFER & STORAGE
SHIPSIDE WAREHOUSE
General Commodity Storage and Handling275,000 Square Feet Storage SpaceReinforced Concrete ConstructionEquipped with Automahc Sprinkler
IMPORTEXPORT
COMPANY
POST OFFICE BOX 2544
A FISHER G. DORSEY INTEREST
Attractive Low Insurance RateDock Space: 2 Ships, 84 Cars, 60 TrucksA D. T. Electric Protection ServiceFloor Level 35 Feet Above Mean Low Tide
EFFICIENT MECHANICAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING F R E ECONVEYORS AND ELEVATORS TO SHIPSIDE
"Best in the Sou~west"
ORBONDED
A Texas Industry
... employing Texas People,
using a Texas Resource
to create new wealth for Texas
THE CHAMPION PAPER ANn FIBRE COMPANYHouston Division
Manufacturers of Pulp and Paper from Texas Pine
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Diesels... Diesels and more Dieselsto give you better, faster, smootherfreight and passenger service.
1951 will see us really on the run...on the run with Diesel power on allmajor freight and passenger trains.
Yes sir, we’re "re-doing" Katyservice . . . blending the MODERNand the TRADITIONAL . . . themodern, heavy duty smooth haulingefficiency of new, giant road Dieselswith the traditionally reliable Katyservice the Southwest has known rightdown the line, for almost 80 years.
And, that’s not all. There’ll be moreDiesel yard switchers working to shaveminutes from terminal transferringtimes. There’ll be many equipment and
service improvements to speed yourreceiving dates . . . simplify yourshipping schedules.
The Katy is quickening the pace.Stepping up the action for a vigorousSouthwest of an alerted nation. In1951 we continue expanding our serv-ice to you... This is our answer toyour transportation problem.
Your local Katy representative will be gladto tell you even more about Katy’s many newplans . . . and how you may benefit byshipping Katy, Southwest.
NATURAL ROUTE SOUTtlWEST
HOUSTON PORT BOOK FOR APRIL, 1951 11
BludworthShipyard, inc.
CLOWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM COVOIIATIONHOUSTON. TEXAS
Buildersi DesignersConversion Work
of Wood or Steel Tugs
and Work Boats
Repairers
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=-: Nueces St. at Bray’s Bayou W0-1741
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THI: TEXAS LINEim
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NEWTEX STEAMSHIP CORPORATIONPIER TEN ¯ CITY DOCKS ¯ HOUSTON, TEXAS
Post Office Box 1415 ¯ Phone WOodcrest 9651
WEEKLY COASTWISE FREIGHT SERVICE
FromBOSTO N, MASSAC H U SETTSPORT NEWARK, N. J. (NEW YORK)PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIABALTIMORE, MARYLAND
LESS CARLOAD LOWER RATES ¯ CARLOAD
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LOOKING FORA PLANT SITE?
LET SOUTHERN
YOU FIND
/."
PACIFICIS EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL HELP
THE RIGHT LOCATION FOR YOUR PLANT
If you’re looking for a place to expand your business in any of the eight greatstates of Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon andUtah, served directly by SOUTHERN PACIFIC, let our Industrial Departmentassist you. This well-organized group of fully informed representatives can beof real service to you, supplying accurate, up-to-date information on all mattersaffecting your choice of a plant site . . . such as power, transportation, fuel,labor, taxes, water supply, property availability and costs.
FAST, DEPENDABLE FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN ALLPOINTS EAST AND WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVERVIA CONNECTIONS AND DIRECTLY BETWEEN GULFCOAST PORTS AND THE WEST COAST.
HERE’S HOW:All inquiries addressed to either ofthe undersigned will assure assistance of SOUTHERNPACIFIC’S experienced personnel in finding the rightlocation. Such inquiries will receive confidential, care-ful and prompt consideration.
W. W. HALE, Vice PresidentSystem Freight Traffic65 Market StreetSan Francisco 5, California
F. L. GORDON, Freight Traffic Manager913 Franklin AvenueHouston 1, Texas
HOUSTON PORT BOOK FOR APRIL, 1951 13
COYL LIN s
, LOUISIANA-MISSISSIPPI-ALABAMA-] R D, LCONNECTING WITH ALL RIVER CARRIERS
A T NEW ORLF_.4NS - MOBILEP. O. BOX 6056 - STATION A - NEW ORLEANS 14, LA.
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG. , - HOUSTON 2, TEXAS
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN WATERWAYS OPERATORS, INC,
TEXAS- LOUISIANA- MISSISSIPPI-ALABAMA-FLORIDA
GENERAL OFFICES:
BRANCH OFFICE:
Plant TelephoneW0-1768
P. O. Address Box 5125HOUSTON 12, TEXAS
HARRISBURG MACHINE CO., INc.OLDEST MARINE REPAIR PLANT IN PORT OF HOUSTON
General Machinists, Founders, Boiler Makers, Copper Smiths, Electric Welding,Floating Equipment Derrick Barge and Tow Boats for Ship Repairs
Night Telephone Numbers
R. A. Fenzl, JA-5571 C.P. Legnon, WO-9241Pres. and Gen’l Mgr. Superintendent
Your Vessel will be met at the Barand Piloted to the Port oF Houston by
HOUSTON PILOTS-k-k-k
714 PETROLEUM BUILDING
CAeLE ADDRESS: HOUPLT
HOUSTON, TEXAS
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between the Port of Houstonand Denver, Chicago and California
EXPORT or IMPORT . . . Santa Felines in Texas provide distinctivethrough routings to the rich twelvestate hinterland of the West andSouthwest from the Port of Houston.Your shipments go "Santa Fe all theway" which means better "on-time"service, fewer delays, no "buck pass-ing" to another carrier for failure tofollow instructions.To you, as a shipper, Santa Fe’s un-divided responsibility means a"controlled shipment" of yourfreight at all times. A giant fleet offreight diesels for speed and de-pendable service . . . CentralizedTraffic Control to expedite your ship-ments . . . the world’s largest privatetelephone system to keep yourfrieght moving swiftly and youpromptly informed.It all adds up to getting what youwant, where and when you want it,when you ship SANTA FE all the way.
CLARK DAVIS, Freight Traffic Manager, Galveston J.A. DANA, Genl. Freight Agent, Galveston
HOUSTON PORT BOOK FOR APRIL, 1951 15
General ContractorS for HouSton’S New Wha4 16
FansswonTn ~ CJIAMnEns CO., ISC.CONTRACTORS ¯ ENGINEERS
HOUSTON, TEXAS
Cable Address "RICE," Houston
THOMAS RICE & COMPANY, INC.United States Gulf Ports to Spain... Portugal... Far Eastern Ports . . . South and East Africa . . .
Netherlands East Indies . . . Malaya . . . India . . . Pakistan . . . Persian Gulf . . . Panama Canal and
West Coast of South America Ports.
COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING
HOUSTONCOTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING
GALVESTON
MERRITT-CHAPMAN & SCOTTC 0 R P 0 R A T I 0 N
General Contractors for
WASHBURN TUNNELALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION
BridgesOil Refineries
Chemical PlantsSteel Mills
Docks
TunnelsPaper Mills
Founded in 1860 . . . Now in our 91st year
GENERAL OFFICES: 17 Battery Place, New York 4, N. Y.
Cleveland, Ohio Boston, Mass. New London, Conn.
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WATERTOWN c
SIOUX FALLS c
DES MO
LINCOLN
COt
DENVER
HU"SPRINGS
LIBERAL
SALINA
TUCUMCARI
FT. SILL
PASO
FT. WORTH
DALLAS
S l
o,iFor freight information consult
Ray W. Sager, Ass’t Gen’l Frt. Agt.Room 332 West Bldg., Houston 2, Texas
Phone PReston 8294
Frank O’Kane, Ass’t Freight Traffic Mgr.805 Meacham Bldg., Fort Worth 2, Texas
Rex Pepping, Foreign Freight AgentRoom 332 West Bldg., Houston 2, Texas
Phone PReston 8294
A. J. Ferrell, Foreign Freight Traffic Mgr.
It’s a big state and does things in a bigway. To win its favor one must have thecapacity for rendering service on a bigscale. Enter, Rock Island Lines.Note how this railroad reaches up fromthe Gulf Ports of Galveston, Texas Cityand Houston... moves north throughDallas and Fort Worth into Oklahoma... extends east to Memphis and west to
the Panhandle and beyond.., north toKansas City... from Kansas City to St.Louis, Colorado... to the Twin Cities,Chicago.It’s not to be wondered at that Texansroute their products ROCKETFREIGHT . . . that shipments to theLone Star state and its Gulf Ports movevia Rock Island.
Room 1119, La Salle St. StationChicago 5, III. ~L~J~J~-~_~..~
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LUCKENBACH
BETWEENHOUSTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, TAMPA
ANDLOS ANGELES HARBOR--SAN FRANCISCO
AND OAKLAND, CALIFORNIAPORTLAND, OREGON, SEATTLE, TACOMA,
WASHINGTONALSO
COASTWISE SERVICEFROM HOUSTON TO
MOBILE, ALA., AND TAMPA, FLA.
GULF OFFICES:Houston, Texas -- 831 First National Bank Building ;
Phone CA-9837.Mobile, Ala. -- 707 Merchants National Bank Building ;
Phone Mobile 3-3681New Orleans, La. -- 424 Whitney Building ;
Phone Raymond 0311Tampa, Flao -- P. O. Box 377 ; Phone Tampa M 3718.
GENERAL OFFICE: 120 Wall Street, New York.
Luckenbach Gulf Steamship Co., Inc.
Manchester Terminal-on the Houston Ship Channel
a necessary link in land-water
transportation
an integral part of the Port of
Houston.
MANCHESTER TERMINALCORPORATION
"k Wharves
"k Warehouses
Cotton Compresses
TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANYTYDOL
GasolineVEEDOL
0 Motor Oil
NEW YORK ¯ TULSA ¯ SAN FRANCISCO
C. R. HADEN W. A. WANSLEY R. J. WALESPresident Vice-Pres. Vice-Pres. & Secretary
BAY-HHUSTilN THWINfi EHMPANYSEA, llARBOR AND COASTWISE TOWING
81 I Cotton Exchange Bldg. Phone CA-6231
HOUSTON, TEXAS
Dock Phone: WE-1241 Night Phones: LI-8635 m TW-2701
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