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Tae SEARCHLIGHT lee the searchlight among the abused and misused accessories on shipboard. Exposed to the ele- ments, carelessly handled, seldom if ever overhauled, it is, neverthe- less, expected to perform on short notice as a navigational aid, as a floodlighting unit in critical times at sea, or for the entertainment oc the passengers. Yet searchlights are built to do these many tasks—do them and do them well.G-E marine searchlights are products of the same scientific skill which has created so many marvels of illumination on land. Incandescent and carbon-arc types of correct size and power, and with a method of control pre- cisely suited to the needs of various ships, are available to discrimi- nating operators. The unsurpassed experience and facilities of General Electric are ever at the disposal of ship builders and ship owners who, by means of electrification, would keep in step with maritime progress. 711-43 JOIN US IN THE GENERAL ELECTRIC HOUR, BROADCAST EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ON A NATION-WIDE N.B.C. NETWORK GENERAL ELECTRIC BALES ENGINEER IMG GER Vv 1 Cor PRIN: C 1 P A+ Cr°Tins MARINE REVIEW—June, 1930 17