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They will have space for 104 containers, will be air conditioned throughout and have space for 12 passengers.
Meanwhile the Grace Line's pas- senger cargo ship Santa Mercedes, last of the four new liners on the west coast of South America run, is being com- pleted and is scheduled to arrive at the Canal on her maiden voyage on April 17.
This ship has been dedicated to Peru.
San Juan Pioneer THE GIANT ore-oil carrier San Juan Pioneer, a sister ship of the San Juan Prospector, which broke all Pan...ama Canal records in January, made her first trip through the Canal March 12 on her way from Trinidad to San Juan, Peru. The Pioneer and the Prospector are two of the biggest ships to use the Canal and are given daylight clear-Cut preference and assistance from tugs when passing through Gaillard Cut. The two ships and another sister called the San Juan Pathfinder were built at Mitsui Shipyard in Japan as combination ore carriers and bulk oil tankers suitable for carrying either iron ore or grade "A" or lower grade petroleum— or for carry- ing these two types of cargo simultane- ously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will have space for 104 containers, will be air conditioned throughout and have space for 12 passengers.
Meanwhile the Grace Line's pas- senger cargo ship Santa Mercedes, last of the four new liners on the west coast of South America run, is being com- pleted and is scheduled to arrive at the Canal on her maiden voyage on April 17.
This ship has been dedicated to Peru.
San Juan Pioneer THE GIANT ore-oil carrier San Juan Pioneer, a sister ship of the San Juan Prospector, which broke all Pan...ama Canal records in January, made her first trip through the Canal March 12 on her way from Trinidad to San Juan, Peru. The Pioneer and the Prospector are two of the biggest ships to use the Canal and are given daylight clear-Cut preference and assistance from tugs when passing through Gaillard Cut. The two ships and another sister called the San Juan Pathfinder were built at Mitsui Shipyard in Japan as combination ore carriers and bulk oil tankers suitable for carrying either iron ore or grade "A" or lower grade petroleum— or for carry- ing these two types of cargo simultane- ously.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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