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A minor correction on your May 16 story on Sausalito’s schools: Marin City workers did not build Liberty ships, but T2 oil tankers. The yard was called Marinship and the first tankers were named for California missions. I served on the Mission San Miguel in 1944.
BILL RODDY
Laguna Hills
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