DescriptionBlack-and-white photo of the unloading of olive oil drums from S.S. Exporter, American Export Lines, Hoboken, N.J., July 16, 1962. 7" wide x 9" high print. Photograph taken by United Press International. Reverse has mimeographed caption adhered; holographic ink note: A31 [illegible] loading; reference file inkstamp of N.E.A. [Newspaper Editors Association] dated July 25, 1962. Caption: NXP 1339174 ........ UN IPIX ANCIENT DRESSING HOBOKEN, N.J.: Lines of strong chains hoist large drums of "sunlit gold" or better known to the kitchens of the world as olive oil. Out of the ancient groves of many nations in the old world into the homes of americans flows the gold liquid in drums or through the stainless steel pipes of the sanitary, highly mechanized, modern holds of cargo ships. These drums being lowered from the American Export Line's ship S.S. Exporter at Hoboken, N.J., will be carried to different parts of the U.S. as the ancient dressing for salads and cooking prevails in popularity. Spain has been the chief olive oil producing area since Julius Ceasar's day. With Italy and Greece it supplies 95 percent of the olive oil used in the U.S. NX-1 CREDIT LINE (UPI PHOTO) 7/16/62 et