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Automatic Age

Issue: 1941 May - Page 64

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Solution For Material Shortages
Fabricated Masonite Replacing Shortage of Plywood,
Fibre-Board, M e ta l and Plastic in Defense Program
But it has only been in recent
years that Service Industries,
Inc. perfected specialized equip­
ment for bending, die-cutting,
punching, shaping, routing, lam­
inating and finishing Masonite
on a commercial basis. It is a
fixed policy of this company to
make no completed products but
simply to furnish parts to the
industrial trade. Its Research
Division assists in developing
new applications for the special­
ized use of Masonite and its En­
gineering Department assists in
designing, planning and estimat­
ing the customer’s require­
ments.
The shortage of many basic
materials as a result of the vast
National Defense Program has
caused many a company to
search for and experiment with
substitute materials. Masonite,
which is made entirely of ex­
ploded wood fibre, is commonly
used where resistance to abra­
sion, high strength and low
moisture absorption are re­
quired. It is an ideal material
to use because it has all the qual­
ities of density, strength, dura­
bility, smoothness, workability
and beauty. It will not crack,
warp or chip.
iOT SPRINGS
NATIONAL
P A R K »>- « FOR HEALTH
Controlled by the United States Government
to prevent exploitation of th eir amazing
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Springs are recognized by eminent medi­
cal authorities for use in treating energy
sapping organic and nervous troubles - and
Uncle Sam has erected a *1,500,000 hospi­
tal at Hot Springs to care for service men
afflicted by these ills. D rin k and bathe in
the waters for new youth and v ita lity .
Newark — The Amusement
Board of Trade of New Jersey
changed its annual banquet date
from April 27 to May 18 so the
affair would be on “ I Am An
American Day.” The banquet
will have a patriotic theme, and
the proclamation of the Presi­
dent on “ I Am An American,”
will be printed on the front of
the program.
MAJESTI C
H O TE L.
APARTM ENTS
£
EATHS
Make the Majestic Hotel your home while
in Hot S p rin g s-a wide choice of pleasant
accommodations from single rooms, w ith
or w ithout bath, to d elightful 2, 3. and
4 room apartm ents-G overnm ent super
vised bath house in connection w ith the
hotel. Su rp rising ly low rates from*2j00.
Write F of Free
Booklet To
R. E. McEachin
Manager
Direction - SOUTHWEST HOTELS INC, FRANK M. FANNIN, Vice Pret. and Gen. Mgr.
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Special finishes have been
perfected which make it possible
to duplicate any finish that can
now be used on plywood, fibre-
board or sheet metal.
Manufacturers of coin opera­
ted machines have found it diffi­
cult to find a material that would
stand up under rough usage.
Ordinary wood very o f t e n
cracks or warps and is costly to
maintain. Metal machines be­
come unsightly when they are
dented and the paint or enamel
chips off. Cigarette machine
cabinets, phonographs and any
similar article may be made
just as economically of Fabrica­
ted Masonite, has just as smooth
a painting surface, has more
strength and durability than
other materials, and will not
warp or splinter. It will out­
last and outlook virtually every
material used in the manufac­
ture of these products.
There is absolutely no waste
and the customer gets service
and prices that were not possible
before.
A 16-page brochure— “ FAB­
RICATING TO SPECIFICA­
TIONS WITH INDUSTRIAL
MASONITE” will be sent on re­
quest to Service Industries, Inc.,
2035 Calumet Ave., Chicago. An
open invitation is extended to
visit the plant and to see the
hundreds of uses of fabricated
Masonite.
A U TO M A TIC AGE
Minneapolis — Country loca­
tions are doing well, according to
Max Harrison, who has been
checking this type of locations.
May, 1941
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