Boxoffice-January.03.1953

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John Peinstein, sales manager for Schutter
Candy Co., resigned his post December
31, after more than 40 years of business
activity. He joined the Universal
Match Corp. in 1940 when Universal purchased
Candy Brothers Manufacturing Co.
from him. He served as advertising and
sales promotion manager for the corporation
and its subsidiaries from 1940 to 1950
when he was appointed sales manager for
the Schutter company.
Cretors popcorn machine dealers from
various parts of the United States recently
gathered in Chicago for a meeting with the
company sales and manufacturing executives,
hosted by Cretors Corp.. national
sales organization for C. Cretors & Co.
Dealers were greeted by C. J. Cretors, manufacturing
head, and H. E. Chrisman, director
of sales for the corporation.
Joe Vasco, formerly manager of the
Newington Theatre, Newington, Conn., is
now working for a manufacturing concern
in Bantam, Conn., and also is part-time
projectionist at the Warner, Palace and
State theatres, Torrington, Conn.
A new type tapered slotting, that causes
the letter to "lock" on the bar, has been
developed by Wagner Sign Service, Inc.,
for application to its line of colored plastic
letters. This improvement, on which patents
are pending, makes the Wagner letters
undisturbed by even high winds.
Merrill A. Watson, president of the Carpet
Institute, Inc., was elected chairman
of the Manufacturing Trade group of the
National Industrial council for 1953 at its
recent meeting in New York. The National
Industrial council is composed of over 200
manufacturing, state and industrial relations
associates, and it maintains "liaison
advisors" on NAM committees concerned
with business and economic problems.
Dad's Root Beer Co. has appomted Walter
Sala as national advertising manager.
Sala will coordinate advertising, merchandising
and promotional activities between
the parent company and the bottlers, and
organize a more effective cooperative advertising
campaign.
Clifford L Keefer
The Orange-Crush
Co. announces the
pointment of Clifford
L. Keefer to the position
of assistant sales
manager of the fountain
division. Keefer
joined the organization
in Atlanta in
1949 as a territorial
representative. In
1951, he was promoted
to the position
of district manager of the central region.
The Perlite Institute recently named
a new president and four other officers
at its annual meeting in Minneapolis.
Lewis Lloyd, president of Alatex Construction
Service, Inc., was elected president of
the institute for a two-year term. J. C.
Kingsbury was elected vice-president, and
three new members were named to the
board of directors: Neal D. Snyder, K. J.
Bercaw and Kirk E. Hazelton.
Cory Corp., which recently acquired all
assets of Autopoint Co., has announced the
development of a completely new type push
button automatic coffee brewing system
which reduces the brewing and serving of
coffee in drive-ins to
a touch of a button.
Chase Candy Co., with headquarters in
St. Louis, has purchased the chocolate
coating equipment formerly used by the
Warfield Chocolate Co.. Chicago: the equipment
to be installed in the Chase plant in
St.
Louis.
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