Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), April 1928, p. 91

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S. S. CALIFORNIA ARGEST American built liner is completed—a sister ship is now building in our yard. In the completeness of its person- nel and equipment the Newport News Shipyard is fitted to build any vessel from the smallest tug to the largest ocean liner and most powerful war ship. Designing, construction, convert- ing, repairing, and refitting are made possible by a combination of resources, facilities and capac- ity unsurpassed in America. Neweort News SHIPBUILDING AND Dry Docx Co. Newport News, ViRGINIA New York, 233 Broapway MARINE REvVIEw—April, 1928 91

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