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PERRY S CRANE SERVICE v PORT OF HOUSTON 557 work on their own vessels and freight handling activity and thereby obviously having an adverse effect on the crane rental opportunities of both Complainant and Respondent In 1962 there were 2 privately owned cranes and in 1976 37 privately owned cranes in use at the facilities Respondents 13 cranes constitute 26 ofthe total cranes being employed on Respondent s property As to Point 5 the fact that Respondent guarantees 60 hours straight time pay per two week work period to its 16 crane operatorsmay be as to Respondent an improvident undertaking But if so that is no reason for permitting tariff rules which unfairly prejudice Complainant What then are the alleged justifications for approving this tariff rule In the ultimate test it is MONEY not transportation need not public benefit not service requirement no efficiency not availability not superiority of equipment Ifthe need for money is the test then we are in trouble for the need for money is pervasive in most business enterprises and therefore all self preferences would be lawful I am not suggesting that Respondent might not in proper factual circumstances hold itself out to operate its terminals itself as closed terminals doing all the stevedoring on the terminals and itself providing all the required crane services But it did not attempt to do so Furthermore for such conduct to be lawful there must be other terminal facilities in the port which are open terminals to the end that Respondent would not be maintaining a monopoly on terminal facilities Thus in Agreements Nos T 2455 T 2553 14 SRR 1317 1974 we held the agreements to be monopolistic and unlawful under sections 15 and 17 of the Shipping Act 1916 which had the effect of granting Lavino Shipping Co a monopoly on all modem container terminal facilities in the Port of Philadelphia Compare Agreement Port Canaveral and Luckenbach S S 17 F M C 286 1974 In any event Respondent elected to operate its terminals as open terminals not as closed terminals Having made that election then stevedores which service the terminals may not be denied the right to utilize any crane facilities of their choosing absent a strong showing by Respondent that its monopolistic tariff rules are just and reasonable Calif S B Co et al v Stockton Port District et al supra 7 F M C at 84 Pittston Stevedoring Corp v New Haven Terminal Inc 13 F M C 33 at 44 A P St Philip Inc v Atlantic Land Improvement Co etc supra 13 F M C at 173 Such strong showing was not made herein The majority disallows and properly so Respondent s bumping practice Such disallowance is however inconsistent with approving self preference to Respondent If bumping is incompatible with the stevedore s right to continue utilizing its chosen equipment for like reasons the first call self preference is incompatible with a stevedore s 19 F M C
558 FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION right to select at the outset the equipment it thinks best suited to its needs The two situations are indistinguishable S JOSEPH C POLKING Acting Secretary 19 F M C
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