•
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 7, 1970-33
\ Fit/
PRINTING SERVICES
TYPESETTING
HOT AND COLD ASSEMBLY
The Master Photo Typesetter that is a challenge to the
Craftsman. Every move is correlated to the ability of
the operator and his technical knowledge of the
"trade." There is no substitute for this combination.
PHOTONS
"PAK" uses Compugraphics for its newspaper production of ads and straight matter. This
is a fast-moving assembly line of "cold type" that equals the BEST.
COMPUGRAPHICS
ALPHATYPES
The "Cadillac" of the photo
composition world. It is ideal for better work —
books, brochures, typesetting for Agencies.
"PAK" uses Alphatype where it fits the needs
of our clients.
LINOTYPES "PAK" operates 15 to 20 Linotypes on a day and night schedule. We are
convinced that there is no substitute for "hot lead" on many jobs. Corrections, that are the bane
of the editor, are simple on "hot."
CAMERAS Five cameras, h6rizontal and
vertical are at your service at "PAK." We
make no attempt to mix the work, but cut
the cloth to suit the trade. At "PAK"
newspaper production is paralleled with the finest job work.
PHOTO
ENGRAVING,
"PAK" maintains a modern
Dycril and zinc engraving
plant to accommodate our
customer's needs for letter _
press printing.
LUDLOW
The "work horse" of the hot lead line ..„
for over 40 years is still very much a part of "PAK."
We do not substitute for the Ludlow, but use it on
the same "line" as the latest "cold."
MAT
ROLLERS
PAK — Printers for The Jewish News
25-(s77.7-- 27
-",;,,
POST
1442 Brush Street
7e1ephecio 313-962-3703