Harry H. Straus
PISGAH FOREST
NORTH CAROLINA
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September 15, 1948
Dear Friends:
Now that the Summer is over and most of us have enjoyed
our vacations, we must again mobilize ourselves for the
job each and everyone of us has to perform, and will have
to perform well. Competition is very keen. I am still
striving and making efforts to obtain orders for the two
paper machines which are still idle at this time. This
cannot be done as quickly as you and I would like to see
it, and we must be patient. But if hard work and intensive
efforts will accomplish this, I think I shall succeed.
, However, I need the cooperation of each and everyone of
you. I want to remind you that if anyone in the employ of
Ecusta or Endless Belt wants to discuss a problem with
me, or has any suggestions to make, whereby working
conditions can be improved, you are welcome to come to
see me. I will be glad to talk to you and get the benefit
of your advice. Please telephone first for an appointment,
and I will try to see you at a time when it is most conven
ient for you and for me. I feel Ecusta and Endless Belt
might benefit if I obtain from you expressions as to ways
and means by which life at Ecusta and Endless Belt can
be bettered.
Cordially yours
Harry H. Straus’i'skc
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