The International Resistence Company began
publishing The IRC Servicer in May of 1933 for its
customers. They said, "This little publication
will be printed every month for distribution to I.
R. C.
customers and those whom we hope to have as
customers in the not far distant future. It costs
you nothing other than the effort involved in
reading it andwell, we don't think that will be any
effort at all.
The big idea is simply to make the I. R. C. Servicer
just as helpful, just as
interesting as we possibly can. It is by no means
designed solely to boost I. R. C. products. Instead,
it is built along lines suggested by the old adage:
"He profits most who serves best." From the "Service
Dope Column" and the various technical features to
the free classified advertising section, you will
find that helpfulness to the nth degree has been the
editorial keynote. We feel that, by helping our
readers increase their service efficiency and
profits we will benefit the International Resistance
Company as a matter of
course."
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