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(Seems there's no end to it.)

We've built a big, modern repair dock not too long ago, now we're enlarging it already.

We've just modernized our building dock, now we're modernizing and improving it again. It's quite a task to keep in stride with our super-mammoth age; es- pecially when you're not satisfied with just keeping in stride, but intent on staying ahead. Which is exactly what we had in mind when we started to make good things better: Our No. 3 Repair Dock on the left is in the process of growing into a 300,000 DWT mammoth dock covering an impressive 370x70m wet-area. From this May on, it will satisfy the most demanding repair- work requirements. The adjacent No. 4 Building Dock, where we've just launched the fifth of eighteen 210,000

DWT tankers, will be even more efficient with the addi- tion of two 50-ton goliath cranes, a 120-ton jib crane and a workshop for special coating.

Now what more could one ask for? Information?

Do drop us a line.

Sasebo Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.

HEAD OFFICE: TOKYO, JAPAN SASEBO SHIPYARD: SASEBO, JAPAN

OVERSEAS OFFICES:

NEW YORK OFFICE: 11 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10004, U.S.A. Telex: 42167S "SASEBO NEWYORK" USA Cable Address: SASEBODOCK NEWYORK LONDON ut-l-iufc: Bisnopsgaie

House. 80 Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2, England Telex: 25591 "SASEBODOCK LDN" UK Cable Address: SASEBODOCK LONDONEC2 HONG KONG OFFICE: Hang Chong Bldg., Queen's Road,

Central, Hong Kong Cable Address: SASEBODOCK HONGKONG OSLO AGENT: NIELS EBBESEN & CO.. Karl Johansgt 13B, Oslo 1, Norway Telex: 6675 "EBBESHIP OSLO" NORWAY

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