Automatic Age

The equipment to be manu­
factured during the post war
period will certainly be affect­
ed by the experiences being
undergone during this great
new industrial renissance of the
war period. W e can certainly
expect machines of beautiful
design and excellent mechani­
cal construction.
So m a n y operators have
s p o k e n to me during these
many war months and lament­
ed the fact that the war has
snatched innumerable oppor­
tunities from their grasp, time
and time again because of the
shortages which have ravaged
not only the merchandise they
vend, but the equipment thru
which it is vended.
By and large, I t h i n k we
have a great future in the bulk
merchandising field. W e may
have to sit tight for the dura­
tion; but, those countless pen­
nies and nickles will flow in an
abundant stream after Victory
is ours.
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Pat. No.
2141748
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DOUBLE BITTED
No. 1901
Mills Industries, Incorporat­
ed, on July 17, 1944 announ­
ced the election of the follow­
ing officers:
Ralph J. Mills, Chairman of
the Board; Herbert S. Mills,
President; Hayden R. Mills,
Treasurer; D. W . Donohue;
Executive Vice President; Gor­
don B. Mills, Vice President;
Geo. D. Kasten, Secretary and
Controller.
Ralph J. Mills,
the new chair­
man, was form­
erly
executive
v i c e president
and Herbert S
Mills, president
w as
formerly
treasurer.
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Sells Cigarette Venders
RALPH J. MILLS
BUY MORE W A R BONDS!
Stern Cigarette Vending Ma­
chine Company, Norwood, Cin­
cinnati, Ohio, h e a d e d by
Arthur E. Stern, has sold its
route of about 400 machines to
Earl Greenwold, an officer of
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the Midwest Tobacco Company
located at 335 W est Fifth St.
The deal is one of the largest
of its kind ever consummated,
involving around $100,000. The
route was started by Stern in
the depression year of 1932.
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