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'-lir "Red Ration Points on the Hoof" in I lavood County ' :
iflJ'"' ''Jwf where cool nights keep the grass green and tender all (jtik ' n v
C'SSI summer. Careful breeding and ideal pasture conditions 5fea
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t ijflecdir in the production of premium beef cattli nv iJ
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Stop and Add Up
Your Community's Blessings
Stop for a minute and add up
the blessings which your com
munity enjoys. It stands at the
gateway of the mighty Textile
Industry. Its climate, soil and
water, plus alert civic leader
ship, combine to give it the well
balanced economy expressed by
The Magic Circle of tourists,
agriculture and industry.
N" veam nrf r, tj,.kkpr- Minse this site to build an
-modern nlnt whiV.h to make mechanical rubber
ucts for the Textile Industry.
i11 happened this way! For many years Dayton Rubber
H for the spinning and
v'ng of textile fabrics. Our technicians had been con
lnty improving certain products and studying the poten
cies nf fi j At rfi-nwind industry
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So after 10 years of nioneerin. experimenting, and test-
Dayton Rubber found, in 1940, that Western North
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Here. Fioir . . i t -wliitc cnuld
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f processed with maximum efficiency. Here, right at the
gateway of the great Textile Industry in a nature-blessed,
aggressive community were the required special condi
tions of sustained cooler water and cooler nights.
That's how it happens that your neighbors are making
at Dayton Rubber, synthetic and natural rubber products
including pontoons and oxygen hose for our Armed Forces;
radiator hose; also V-Belts for the Textile Industry.
Hundreds of these loyal folks are learning the technique
of synthetic rubber processing. After Victory, they will
continue to make many Dayton-patented synthetic rubber
products essential to the spinning and weaving of millions
of yards of peacetime fabrics.
With your continuing help and cooperation, these people
will meet and face together the problems of war production
and postwar conversion, for the common good of them
selves and a grand community of good neighbors like you!
At the Gateway of The Textile Industry
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The Mark of Technical Excellence in Synthetic Rubber
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FACTORY: AYNESVILLE, N. C SALES HEADQUARTERS: WOODSIDE BLDGn GREENVILLE, S. a