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     <bibl><title>Saloniki-Greek Press</title>,
<date when="1929-08-07">Aug. 7, 1929</date><title level="a">The Progress of the Chicago Aero Fan Company</title></bibl>
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    <publisher>The Newberry Library</publisher>
    <pubPlace>Chicago, Illinois</pubPlace>
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    <bibl><title>The Greek Press</title>,
<date when="1929-08-07">Aug. 7, 1929</date><title level="a">THE PROGRESS OF THE CHICAGO AERO FAN COMPANY</title></bibl>
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   <p>Last week we had the pleasure of visiting the factory of a Greek concern whose work was a little different from the usual restaurants and other Greek establishments.</p>
   <p>In several Greek stores we had noticed fans shaped like airplanes and had remarked upon such a clever invention. We were told that a Greek had designed this plane and we were glad to hear that a Greek could have a share in such a large American concern.</p>
   <p>When we were assured that the company originally was, and still is, Greek, our joy was unbounded. The leader of this establishment is none other than the well-known owner of the Rich Laundry Co., N. Kanellis, who employs Louis Nigoe (Hlian Nikan) as manager of the Chicago Aero Fan Co.</p>
   <p>The entire personnel of machinists, office-workers, salesmen, etc., is Greek. This fan is the last word--it is entirely noiseless and takes the place of four ordinary fans. The factory works ceaselessly in order to satisfy the demand for these superior fans. Mr. Kanellis, Mr. Nikas, and <pb facs="5422062_2_1593.jpg" n="2"/>every Greek person employed at the factory deserve great praise for this thriving and unusual business.</p>
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