Boxoffice-December.02.1950

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Charles f. Wilson Robert R. Anderson
HoBART C. Ramsey, president of Worthington
Pump & Machinery Corp., announced
recently the election of Charles
E. Wilson, former president, to the position
of chairman of the board of directors of
its subsidiary, the Worthington-Gamon
Meter Co. Robert R. Anderson was elected
president of the firm which manufactures
liquid meters. William C. Flanders was
elected vice-president in charge of sales,
and Walter H. Zeis secretary-treasurer.
Because of the expansion of business.
Edgar A. Bowman has recently moved his
entire plant facilities to 682 Sixth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. Just barely settled in
the new quarters, output of the expanded
operation is in full swing to meet customer
orders.
Interviewed on television at the recent
TOA convention in Houston were Charles
P. Skouras, left, of 20th Century-Pox and
Mrs. Herbert Griffin, wife of the vicepresident
of International Projector Corp.
A. E. Hungerford. of General Precision
Laboratories, conducts the interview as
part of his firm's demonstration of theatre
television equipment at the show.
New windproof. slotted changeable
copy letters developed by Wagner Sign
Service, Inc., have recently been released
to theatremen.
This new windproof slot, a feature which
is exclusive with Wagner, affords a positive
lock which prevents letters blowing off the
sign even in the most extreme wind. The
letters are also said to be easier to change
than previous letters.
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In keeping with plans to have experts
in various fields on hand in display booths
at the TESMA show last month, Jake
Mitchell, Worth Laird, Bill LaVezzi, Tom
LaVezzi, Jerry Kremer and Bob LaVezzi
manned the LaVezzi booth to give visitors
authoritative data.
Edward f. Ruder
Recently named
advertising manager
of the Angelica Uniform
Co. is Edward
P. Ruder. Ruder advances
into the position
opened by the
promotion of John
Levey to the position
of Director of Sales
and Promotion.
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with balconies and lounges can profit.
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