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OUR BRIDGE OF SHIPS

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OUR BRIDGE OF SHIPS Produced: 1917

Description Reel 1 Pres. Wilson and Chmn. of the U. S. Shipping Board, Hurley, speak. Trees are sawed, hauled to a sawmill, made into ship timber, and used in constructing wooden ships. The Ypres is dedicated in a Seattle shipyard. Shows the General Pershing and the Gen. in person in France. Ways are constructed at the Hog Island, Pa. shipyard and ships are constructed there. Workmen enter the Hog Island yard and construct metal ship parts. Reel 2 workmen receive pay and take the oath of allegiance. Shows workmen's homes. Hurley inspects a shipyard and workmen construct metal ships. Shows concrete ships in a yard. Hurley and Charles Schwab speak before the launching of the Tuckahoe at the N.Y. Ship. building Corp. in Camden, N.J.

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