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Some Bethlehem shipyard work is cosmetic

But even here, unblemished "skin' is an essential, for an untended figurehead bodes foul weather.

During the four days the

Norwegian square rigger,

Christian Radich. lay in our

Boston Yard, her crew scrubbed her down and polished her brass to a fare-thee-well. We then put her in drydock and scraped and painted her underwater hull. (And touched her up with paint here and there topside.)

Thus made sparkling to the eye and smooth to the sea, the tall ship spread her canvas and sailed the Boston Harbor. She became a jewel of OpSail 80, that lustrous gathering of ships that cast off the year-long celebration of the city's 350th birthday.

Bethlehem helped. We look forward to when you, too, will trust your ship to a Bethlehem yard. You'll sail out a winner.

BethShip

Bethlehem Steel-Shipbuilding

BETHISEHEM

STEEL

Ship Repair Sales: One State St. Plaza, New York, NY 10004

Cables: BETHSHIP New York • Telex: 222-847 or 421-604 • Phone: (212) 558-9500

Drydocks in Baltimore, New York, Boston, and San Francisco Harbors, and at Beaumont, Texas.

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