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No job is hee BETHLEHEM DOCKING FACILITIES Atlantic Coast BOSTON HARBOR Simpson Dry Dock Plant 3 Graving Docks 464, 256 and 164 ft., 1 Floating Dry Dock 10,000 tons Atlantic Works 3 Marine Railways 2000, 1000, 500 tons, 2 Floating Dry Docks, 6500, 360 tons BALTIMORE HARBOR Baltimore Plant Baltimore Dry Docks Works 2 Graving Docks 614 and 469 feet; 2 Marine Rail- ways 800 and 500 tons Sparrows Point Works 2 Floating Dry Docks, 20,000 and 6,000 tons Pacific Coast (Union Plant) SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR Potrero Works 3 Floating Dry Docks 6,500, 2,500 and 2,000 tons Hunter’s Point Works 2 Graving Docks 1,020 and 750 ft. Alameda Works 2 Marine Railways 4,000 and 2,000 tons LOS ANGELES HARBOR San Pedro Works 1 Floating Dry Dock 15,000 tons too large --- none too small Whether the shipowner requires some minor repairs to a vessel or a complete reconditioning, he will find Bethlehem Ship Repair Facilities well able to handle the work. No job is too large, none too small for Bethlehem facilities. The plants of Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Ltd., conveniently situated on both the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts, are capable of handling any job regardless of the extent or nature of the work. Dry docks capable of handling the largest ship are supplemented by modern, completely-equipped shops, producing virtually everything that goes into a vessel. These combined facilities are manned by a personnel thoroughly experienced in every phase of ship repairing. Bethlehem offers a service that will handle promptly and efficiently any repairs to any vessel. c BETHLEHEM SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION, LTD. BETHLEHEM, PA. General Sales Offices: SAN FRANCISCO MATSON BUILDING NEW YORK CITY 25 BROADWAY BETHLEHEM SHIPBUILDING 10 AND REPAIRS MARINE REVIEW—January, 1929