Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

) OCTOBER, 1970 Superior Qu Sarah Powers knows th . quality by flagging a loon ' wrong that will make other Proper start-ups and keepinj for superior quality at all tii srv Karl Nelson I.vHin Plnnt ' conscious employee. Nelson safety rules and always re] to his overseer immediately effect on quality. * ? No job escapes the rcspor the secretary, the typing of a reflects the image of her c quality of its products. Mrt Mills typist, always sees that ality - Our i r^ i UJ le importance of improving 1 when she sees something than superior quality fabric. ? ? 1 1 1 4 me mo in ciean is necessary mes. { H stitcher operator, is a safety believes in following plant ports any unsafe conditions 1 r. Safety indirectly has its 1 1 isibilily of quality work?to , neat accurate letter directly onipany and indirectly the ?. Juanita Compton. Clinton ( her work is "lettcrperfect." ( THE CLOTHMAKER jst Important Susie Banks, a roller pick clean, well running machine quality production. Susie is quality production. iOtrp0 H^/ Our laps must be a certai be that weight when they ai heavy, the yarns will be toe too light, the yarns will be Picker Tender, believes that Y keenine the nirW#?rc doan eery closely. SUPERIOR < What is superior quality? T neans something different. To the production emplo running his job to the best it's the strength and toughnes: Right from the beginning. oegin to take shape, quality election of raw materials to grading of woven fabric?it n ill the way. To the assistant overseer, q ill the factors that go into a < man. it is all those factors .vhich make the product suitab To everyone, quality at CI listinguishing characteristic 1 lifferent?and better. Product L W% JjZ |JiL * |^tr]g4^ ja 3| \J? er, firmly believes that a is necessary for superior very conscientious about :n weight, and they must e doffed. If they are too > heavy; and if they are light. Ed Price, a Lydia le can improve quality by id by watching his work ru T k ? ITV yu/ii.i 1 i o almost everyone, quality ivee, superior quality is of his ability. To others, s built into the product, where the raw materials begins. From a careful the rigid inspection and lust be quality controlled uality is the evaluation of iecision. And tn thr? caloe. influencing the end uses le fur particular uses, linton Mills must bo that which makes our fabrics 3 Safety Tips I am more powerful than the combined armies of the *? VA 1VI I have destroyed more than all the wars of the nations. I am more deadly than bullets or missies, and I have wrecked more homes and jobs than the mightiest siege of guns. I steal more than five billion each year in the United States alone. I spare no one, I find my victims among the rich and poor alike, among the young and old, the strong and weak, the high-level and low-level workers. Widows and orphans Ir n our VY>r\ nroll ivnu vv 111\- WC11. I rise to such proportions that I cast my shadow over every field of labor, professional as well as nonprofessional, from the humblest laborer, to the nuclear scientist. I kill thousands of employees every year. I lurk in unseen places and do my best work silently. I am relentless. I am everywhere on the land and sea and in the air in the home, on the job. on the streets and highways. I breed sickness, degradation and death. Yet, few people make a real effort to avoid me. or even take me seriously. I destroy, crush, maim. I give nothing, I take all. I am your worst enemy. I AM CARELESSNESS. u SUPERIOR QUALITY GREY GOODS FROM CLINTON MILLS CLINTON COTTONS, INC. Ill W. 40th St., N.Y.C. (212) 565-7300