Mr. S. J. Craig, a 1937 Clemson graduate in Textile Chemistry and a retiree of Milliken, answers the standard questions and comments that there is a future for textiles if there is more automation. In his opinion the ultimate goal is to put a bale of cotton in a machine and have it come out as fabric with no one touching it in between.

Mr. Craig's interview begins on side 1 and stops after 50 minutes. After a short gap, an ongoing program from IRT in Rochester, New York on armed forces recruitment begins and continues on side 2 of the tape.