PAGE FIFTEEN If I THIS IS AMEROTRON. what it means to our community Any company, managed soundly, well directed in its financial and operating methods, can bring an abiding strength to any commu nity. This strength finds expres sion in a continuing feeling of security and of stability in the peace of mind of its working men and women, their families and the entire community. It also creates new jobs when it produces prod ucts which the public finds in creasingly desirable and thus enlarges the demand further. Amerotron, including the operations in our community, has twenty- nine mills, located in communities in the Eastern and Southern States. Amerotron came into existence as a result of the joining of three im portant companies, American Woolen Company, Robbins Mills, Inc., and Textron Incorporated. While each of these companies, separately had something useful to contribute to the American economy, the men who managed them saw clearly that by integrating the separate capacities of the three companies under a single guidance, each company could take strength from the other, and give strength to the other. Under one integrated business structure, a cross-pollination of these know-hows would invigorate the new enterprise with a strength and resiliency that none of the companies could generate so fully by themselves. Present and future economic and technical changes could be met with a new assurance, confidence and vigor. To accomplish these worthwhile purposes, Amerotron Corporation now assumes complete administration and control of all the textile opera tions of the combined companies and will give a strong, unified direction to management, production, purchasing, research, advertising, styling and sales. , . ' Amerotron pledges all its energies in developing a constantly widen ing measure of respect^and confidence from the communities it belongs to. Amerotron asks, in all fairness, a full measure of cooperative under standing from its communities in return. AMEROTRON PLANTS Aberdeen, N. C Aberdeen Mill ANDERSON, S. C. Toxaway Plant Ladlassie Plant ' Gossett Finishing Plant Riverside Plant I Southside Plant Andover, Mass. ...Shawsheen Mills Belton, S. C Peerless Plant Charlotte, N. C Louise Mill Clarksville, Va .Clarksville Finishing Plant Enfield, N. H Baltic Mills Fairfield, Me Kenneliec Mills Garnerville, N. Y. R. W. Bates Finishing Plant Hartwell, Ga Hartwell Plant Honea Path, S. C Honea Path Plant Lowell, Mass Beaver Brook Mills Machias, Me ; Machias Plant Newmarket, N. H Pioneer Plant ’ No. Vassalboro, Me. ..Vassalboro Mills Old Town, Me Ounegan Mills PiNEHURST, N. C. Dale Dwyer, Inc. Hand Woven Woolene Plymouth, Mass Puritan Mills Puerto Rico Ponce Plant Raeford, N. C Raeford Mill Raleigh, N. C Raleigh Mills Red Springs, N. C. .....Red Springs Mill Robbins, N. C Robbins Mill Skowhegan, Me Anderson Mills Tipton, Ga Tifton Mfg. Mills WiLLiAMSTON, S. C.- Rayon Plant Throwing Plant AMEROTRON 4 CORPORATION mmeO' A TEXTRON AMERICAN COMPANY

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