Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Named Directors of the Gillette Company are Charles F. Adams, president of Raytheon Company (left) and Cecil F. Abderhalden, managing director of Gillette Industries, Ltd., London.
Named Directors of the Gillette Company are Charles F. Adams, president of Raytheon Company (left) and Cecil F. Abderhalden, managing director of Gillette Industries, Ltd., London.
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Named Directors of the Gillette Company are Charles F. Adams, president of Raytheon Company (left) and Cecil F. Abderhalden, managing director of Gillette Industries, Ltd., London.

[ca. March 1960]

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[Information from item housing] Abderhalden, Cecil F. Gillettes

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