1941 Chesapeake and Ohio Lines Railroad Print Ad - Washington Jefferson Clay
THE CORRIDOR MADE GREAT MEN THEN...
Serye Washington
Thomas Jefferien
Henny Clay
AND IT'S MAKING GREAT MEN AGAIN TODAY!
CHEMISTS
TECHNICIANS
NCE AGAIN from the beautiful country known today as The Ο Chessie Corridor comes news of great men and great things. Sheer, gossamer threads finer than silk being made from coal, air and water... strong lightweight metals that will never rust chemicals which cure streptococcus and pneumonia.
Washington, who first surveyed The Chessie Corridor as a "Route of Empire East and West"... Jefferson, who built his beloved Monticello on one of its lovely hills... Clay, who made history in its western end. All were great men... but who's to say that the far-seeing men of Industry are not doing still greater things there today?
Here is a region so rich in the vital needs of modern industry that many a company is talking "move." For many industries their every need is there... and right next to major markets. Yours may be one of then. If so, you should know what this territory offers your business.
FACTS-for the man who makes decisions
Information on this important arca is now organized and available in a new 56-page book you'll be proud to have in your library- The Chessie Corridor -Industry's Next Great Expansion Area," This beautiful book is a graphic survey of the resources, conditions and opportunities which beckon industry to The Corridor Copies will be mailed to business executives requesting them from INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICE, Chesapeake and Ohio Lines, Huntington, West Virgima. Your request will be kept strictly confidential.
"Will a cute little hitten be the symbol for Industry's next great expansion area?"
THE CHESSIE CORRIDOR Served by CHESAPEAKE and OHIO LINES
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