The Wilmington morning star. [volume], February 17, 1946, SECTION-C, Image 29

About The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990

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1940-41-'42-'43-'44 and '45
Were Years for War Power.
1946— POWER
for Peace and Industry
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This Picture Shows 4 of The Three Phase Three Winding
7500 KVA Power Transformers.
Located At Our Eagle Island Sub Station Here Incoming Volt
age Is Stepped Down From 110,000 Volts to 33,000 volts to
11,000.
For the past five years most of our energy has gone Into the production
of things to make war—Now that the years of destruction are over, we at Tide
Water Power company are ready to assist in the greater program of building
for peace.
Building A Greater Wilmington and Eastern Carolina
is an aim we hold worthy of mutual cooperation.
To the furtherance of expansion among the many communities comprls*
ing Eastern North Carolina, we have prepared and distributed a brochure
"THIS IS IT” as illustrated at left.
We confidently believe in the future growth of the entire Eastern Caro
lina area and are fully prepared to meet the electrical power requirements of
both large and small consumers.
We enlist your suggestions and cooperation in a forward movement that
will advance this section to its justified place.
Tide Water Power Co.