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1956-1962 (Creation)
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File consists of material relating to the operations of Raytheon Canada. Includes draft and final versions of a subsidary agreement, an unsigned distributor agreement, correspondence and memoranda (some carbon copies), a resolution of directors form, and other material. Some material is reverse printed from microfilm.
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Originally in large envelope annotated "Mr. Ross Conn / Raytheon / interested?"
Stanton pg. 90: "company was involved in a short-lived venture with the giant Raytheon Corporation of Waltham, Mass. . . . Pollock persuaded Raytheon to establish a radar manufacruting plant in Waterloo . . . A new company, Raytheon Canada Ltd. was created early in 1956 with Carl Pollock as president and Electrohome's Donald Sykes as secretary and assistant treasurer. . . . Electrohome's association with Raytheon Canada was discontinued in April 1958, by which time its investment had doubled. Faced with having to invest considerably more, Electrohome's directors opted to accept Raytheon's offer to buy the 25 per cent share for the amount of its investment, $100 000."
Subsidiary agreement: among English Electric Valve Comapny Ltd (UK), Raytheon Manufacturing Company (US), Raytheon Canada Ltd.
File of D.S. Sykes.