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NOW A QUALITY

MARINE RADIO

CAN COMPETE

WITH THE-n "CHEAPIES"

You know Standard's reputation for quality.

But did you know we now offer a quality, 12-channel marine radio that's priced to compete with the "cheapies" on the market.

It's our new, low-cost, Model 880S. And with Standard's rugged, reliable 25 Watt con- struction. With a guaranteed minimum output of 18 Watts.

It also features our exclusive "Astropoint" solid state design for the ultimate combination of sensitivity, selectivity and inter- modulation rejection.

It comes complete with self-contained speaker (and provisions for an external speaker), microphone, 2 chan- nels equipped with gold-plated "Astropoint" crystals, and with full 12-channel capability utiliz- ing only one crystal per channel.

All this in a compact, weather- resistant package.

So if you're considering a "cheapie", consider the quality- 880S instead.' j) 71 A (JO 0n|y 019

For more information on Model 880S or for a free VHF-FM Fact

Book, contact

Standard Communications Corp., 639 North Marine Avenue,

Wilmington, California 90744.

Phone: (213) 835-3134.

Standard

Communications

When your ship comes in for repair to

Lockheed, stand aside, or get run over.

Our crews move fast. We make a specialty of getting vessels up, out and turned around in short order — and well done.

This reduces your repair cost and time lost.

Our people know their jobs, like their work, and take pride in doing it. They are ef- ficient, and Lockheed provides the finest in facilities and equipment so they can be.

Write or phone Bob Forbell, manager of ship repair. He is in charge from quote to delivery.

LOCKHEED

SHIPBUILDING AND

CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2929 16th AVE. S.W., SEATTLE, WASH. 98134

PHONE 206-623-2072 • CABLE LOCKSHIP

IN NEW YORK: LOCKHEED, 420 Chrysler Bldg., 405 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y., 10017 • Phone 212-697-7170

Contract To Build 220-Passenger Boat

Awarded To Schwarz

Schwarz Marine Co., Inc., builders of steel and aluminum boats in Two

Rivers, Wis., has announced the signing of a contract to build a 68- foot steel-welded passenger boat for the Pictured Rocks Scenic Tours,

Inc. of Munising, Mich.

The boat will carry 220 passen- gers on lower and upper decks. Pow- er is two 8V71 Detroit Diesels. Up- holstered seats are provided for pas- senger comfort. A snack bar will also be installed.

Passengers will be taken on the scenic tour of the Pictured Rocks area on Lake Superior. In the past several years, Schwarz Marine has built three other boats of this type operating on the Pictured Rocks run.

Jet Foil Inc. Applies

For Title XI To Build 3 Boeing Hydrofoils

The Maritime Administration,

Washington. D.C., has received an application for Title XI guarantee from Jet Foil, Inc., Pier 4, Maine

Avenue N.W., Washington, D.C., to assist in building three Model 929

Boeing passenger hydrofoils.

Each vessel will cost about $3.5 million, and will be able to transport 190 to 250 persons. Three different routes are planned for the hydro- foils : (1) Puerto Rico to St. Thomas,

Tortola and St. Croix; (2) Washing- ton, D.C., to Mt. Vernon and Mar- shall, Md., and (3) Annapolis, Md., to Norfolk, Va.

Richards Towing Seeks

Title XI To Build Two

Double-Skinned Barges

The Maritime Administration has received an application from Rich- ards Towing Company, Port Rich- ards, Savage, Minn., for Title XI mortgage and loan insurance in con- nection with the construction of two double-skinned barges at a total cost of $900,000.

The barges will be built by Jeff- boat, Inc., Jeffersonville, Ind.

Depend-A-Craft Gets

Award From C Of E

To Build Survey Boat

The Jacksonville District of the

Corps of Engineers, P.O. Box 4970,

Jacksonville, Fla. 32201, has award- ed a contract to Depend-A-Craft,

RFD Box 225, Pierre Part, La. 70339, to build a 65-foot survey boat.

The cost of the contract is $196,400. 3 floating drydocks to 18,000 tons

Shipways to 100 x 700 feet • Piers to 1,100 feet

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