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August 26, 1966
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COMPLIMENTS OF -
THOMAS
MILLS INC
MANUFACTURERS OF -
Broadloom
Room Size and Area Rugs
Bath Sets
Carpet Cushion - Bedspreads
Blankets
Dalton, Ga. Calhoun, Ga.
Division of Fulton Industries, Inc.
INCORPORATED
Phone 226-2325 P. O. Box 4*6
Whitfiold Industrial Part,
DALTON. GEORGIA 30720
A COMPLETE CARPET FINISHING SERVICE
Hardwick Bank and Trust Co.
Conversion of
C. L. Hardwick & Co. Established 1873
Dalton, Georgia
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Dalton Federal
Savings & Loan Association
DALTON, GEORGIA
Liberal Dividends on
INSURED SAVINGS
COMPLETE HOME FINANCING
101 N. Hamilton St. DALTON, GA. Phone BR.f-lCM
10
Huge trucks loading the finished products from
Rogosin Mills for shipment.
upon massive equipment
through which the giant rolls
of fabric wind through chem
icals which anneal and coat the
material until it is ready for
shipment to some other fac
tory.
Many of these other factories
are located outside of Israel
and the products of the
Rogosin Mills are shipped
through the new port facilities
at Ashdod or via truck to other
locations. The export of the
product has become a great
part of the trading capacity of
the new Jewish State.
Stockholders have been told
that the reason the factory has
not paid dividends for the last
two years is due to the expan
sion of the facilities, the rein
vestment of capital into new
equipment.
We saw these facilities. A
huge three-story wing addition
to the general factory. Here
we saw the new equipment,
the latest available from
American know-how and in
use in the United States. This
new equipment will greatly in
crease the capacity of the
mill, manufacturing rayon it
self, which until now has had
to be brought into the facility
for processing. Now Rogosin
Mills will create its own rayon
threads—and use much of it
on the spot. Some of the rayon
may go to other factories
where it will eventually find
usefulness in fabrics intended
for the sheerest and loveliest
of feminine wear.
The creative chemical part
of the process will take place
on one floor, the threading
passing to machinery on the
lower floor for more attention
in the hardening stage, finally
winding onto spools on the
lower floor.
The production capacity of
the factory running at full
capacity for two shifts is stag
gering in proportion to the
slow hand-crafted manufac
turing processes in use in
Israel until a few years ago
and still in use in many areas
of the country.
The new expanded facilities
were almost in operation when
we inspected them. By now
they might already be in pro
duction. In time, the stock
holders will surely receive di
vidends. Meanwhile, the State
of Israel itself through the
energizing effects of the mill at
Ashdod, where now live close
ta 40,000 persons, is already
feeling the benefits of the
establishment’s creativity
These will grow greatly as the
new enlarged facilities get in
to operation.
We had to turn down a per
sonal invitation of the foreman
to have coffee at his apartmen -
and to meet his family. ThL
will have to wait for a latei
visit. We have it on our list ot
things to do next time.
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