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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26

Does his self-respect suffer. for hav-
ing been doctor on a government
payroll. Well, ask one of them. Mostly
they are proud as Punch.
Too much discussion about public
issues, including this one, is carried
on with the confusing help of gen
eralities.
The same type Of generalities mol
ster most of the argument Of those
who indulge in racial hates and pre-
JUDGES. You hear "all Jews are I"
and "all Negroes are All Ger
mans" and "all Japs" have come in
for blanket Indictment yet, here and
there is one who revolts against the
things his country stands for.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26
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/ have been reading a great deal
about certain opposition to what is
loosely called "socialized medicine"
/ have yet to see a person define
socialized medicine while opposing
it.
Now if person wants to oppose a
piece of proposed legislation dealing
with medicine, or with medical opera
tions to be conducted by the state or
a political subdivision, one can re-
spect that opposition.
But what respect is due a broad
side in which there is no definition
It seems to me that the whole-hog
opponent Of socialized medicine should
seek abolishment Of all health depart
ments. They are operated by political
government. If it be said that they dc
not practice medicine, then we have
to warp our idea about what consti-
tutes the practice of medicine.
For every health department worth
it's salt practices preventive medicine
II seeks to prevent or eradicate caus-
es Of illness. And most health depart
ments have nurses who certainly prac-
tice nursing.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26

individual, separated facts. Let us stop
arguing around meaningless (be-
cause undefined) generality.
The old saying about giving a dog
a bad name has truth in it. Is that
what the ANA is trying to do?
Let us be well informed, not misin-
formed. To be well informed means
possession of facts, not merely col
lection of adjectives. Let's have facts
-CMW.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26
Dr.. Miles Nervine
Liquid or Eifervescent Tablets)

Nervous Tension can make you
Wakeful, Jittery, Irritable. Ner-
vous Tension can cause Nervous
Headache and Nervous Indiges-
tion. In times like these, we are
more likely than usual to become
overwrought and nervous and to
wish for q good sedative. DR..
Miles Nervine is . good sedative
mild but effective.
II you do not use Dr.. Niles
Nervine you can't know what it
will do for you. It comes in
Liquid and Efervescent Tablet
form, both equally soothing to
tense and over-wrought nerves.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT &
Get it at your drug store,
E6ervescent tablets So and 75t,+
Liquid 25t and $1.O0. Read direc-
tions and uss only - directed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26

VY7HEN Functional Nervous
w Disturbances such as Sleep
1essness, Crankiness, Excitability,
Restlessness or Nervous Headache
interfere with your work or spoil
your good times, take
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26
CHERRY TREE

Where with eur Little Hatchet we tell
the truth abeut many things, sometimes
profoundly, sometimes lippantly, some
times recklessly.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26

Advertise In The Press.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-26

II seems to me that the American
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
Rationing For Relief

II FdtOAIng IS invoked again in
the United States as a means of pro-
Vldns reputedly starving Europe
with food it VIII be the first time in
world history, SO far as we can re-
call, that this has happened any
where Moreover, It would be a form
OF self-sacrltice without precedent,
al least IN time Of peace
Before accepting such selt-denial.
however, this people Will like to be
convinced of the need and the eXis-
tence OF urgent necessity Once sat
lSfIed as to that, Americans will go
as far as they need go in preventing
the death Of millions of people BY
starvation.
Europe's food shortage has been
dlnned into the ears of Americans
since the war ended. That a scarcity
has come about no one doubts. It is
simple to understand that a whole
continent will naturally be hungry
sooner or later when for four years
1t abandons production Of civilian
goods and food for the satisfaction
of making war This, to be sure, is
not of our own fashioning. Amer
leans are not War-mongers: thev
have never reliShed international
conflict, they do not now. They pre-
fer instead the pursuits of peace. the
making of money, raising their
standards of living and to 60 their
own way unmoleSted--if the rest of
the world would let them. But this
people are a humanitarian COM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22

4 nation embarked upon a program
calling for permanent army of
many millions OF men, or at least
which itself has done practically no
demobillzing, has mighty weak
argument in talking about our own
plans Tor a puny force of million
and half men.
What Russia thinks is apparently
tased on half-baked truths And
what the Russian people need is to
be given the facts about world at
fairs Americans also need to know
more about what is going on in Rus
sIa. In that way a long step forward
would be taken toward mutual un-
derstandlng and peace between the
two nations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
What Russia Thinks

PROBABLY there is as much mis-
information in Russia about the
United States as there is in the Unit
ed States about the Soviets. Bits OF
news that filter through the great
wall OF secrecy that surrounds the
Soviet Union, both going and com
ing, are magnIfed. diluted. twisted.
and what not until by the time the
man IN the Street-meaning most Of
uS-gets the data it has to be water
ed down sharply before beng ac-
cepted and digested.
a case in point: Last week the
Soviet Army newspaper Red Star
declared that the United States dur
ing the postwar period intends to
maintain quite huge armed forces,
such as have never been maintained
during the peacetime history of the
United States Also displayed prom
lnenty IN the Moscow press was a
New York story relating to American
bases IN Cuba, The Havana news
paper ri Crlsol was quoted as saying
that an agreement between Cuba
and this country provided that bases
used during the war should be re-
turned to Cuba within SIX. months
after the war, but that the treaty
obligation was not being fulfilled.
Much was made also of Cairo re-
port that American troops still were
in Egypt.
What actually are the facts? 1t is
the intention of the United States to
maintain an army larger than has
ever been kept here in peacetime.
But Red Star omitted TO saw that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, MD.

WHEN there is less sugar in the
blood stream than there should be,
the patient Will have such SYM
toms as restlessness, weakness,
hunger, trembling, sweating, chill
illness, rapid heart beat and drowsi-
ness in the milder cases.
A lessening in the amount Of
sugar in the blood is not a disease
in itself, just as fever is not a dis
ease. 1t is merely symptom that
something is wrong which de-
mands attention. If the condition
becomes more severe there are
headache, sickness to the stomach
and vomiting, twitching of the
muscles, double vision, temporary
paralysis, convulsions and uncon-
sciousneSs.
Once it is decided that hypo-
elycemia or low blood sugar is
present and that the symptoms
which it produces are relieved by
the giving of sugar either by
mouth or by injection, careful
study must be carried cut to de-
termine, if possible, just what is
producing it.
a low blood sugar may be pro-
duced by an excessive secretion of
insulin by the panereas. The pam
+
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
Would you consider her skirt too wide?"
Diseases Responsible For
Lessening Of Sugar in Blood

Liver disease, such as liver in
flammation, may also be responsi-
Bile. Trouble with the pituitary
gland at the base Of the brain may
produce hypoglycemia, as may also
lack Of secretion from one part
Of the adrenal glands, which are
located just above the kidneys.
Kidney Trouble
In many instances, none Of these
glandular disturbances is respon-
sible for the hypoglycemia. In such
cases it may be due to the fact that
sugar is being excreted by the kid
neys or the person is engaged in
very severe continuous muscular
work.
OF course, the treatment for low
blood sugar will depend on the
cause. If there is tumor of the
pancreas, it may be removed. Ger
tain pituitary gland extracts have
been found helpful in some in
stances as have also extracts from
the adrenal glands. In certain in
stances, the giving Of a diet high
in sugars and starches has been
tried. Some investigators believe
that a diet low in sugar and rich
in fat may give better results.
However, Doctor, Jerome w.
Conn Of the University Of Michi-
gan School Of Medicine has found
that a diet rich in rroteins and
low in starches and sugars, is
beneficial in some cases Of lov
blood sugar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22

TAS one advantage Of iceberg air
craft carriers is that, when a war is
over, a nation need not bother abou.
junklng or atom bombing its fleet
all it need do is tow it out to sea and
let the durn thing melt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
AROUND TOWN
ROCKSPRI\G LOT

\ lot on R0cksprlng street was
transferred to r, +. Clements, Jr.,
by FIRST Citizens Bank and Trust
Company and Mrs Della f. Crowder
tor $685. IN a deed filed at the regis
ter Of deeds office yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
GRAB BAG
One-Ninutc Test.

!. What is a kakdpo2.
,. Wha, is an oryX2
3. What is a pecCary?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22

!. y New Zealand parrot.
,. a straightforward African an
telope
3. An American pig-likc mammal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
CUB PACK TO MEET

at 745 O'Clock this evening at the
FIRST Methodist church, it was an
nounCed
It Pays To Advertise The Want
Ad WaV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the pest office IN Hender-
son, N. c., as second class mail matter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Il. 0retts Sirius
8r1fer mub @eTer

GlepelanoS groBte @interbegeben
belt lit Ser idbrlife 8rotto -3irfi,s,
Ser am Nontng i'm YubIic Iuoitc.
ril,m erofinet ipuroe uno ieoen fri.
bereu 3irfus iibsrtriift. Al,sltebeno
Dies Sabr lit Die freie Wenagerie i'm
llntcrgrunS sluoitorillm. Sier fon,
men sic &naben uno Maohen oielc
lpiloeu Siere III itren adiigeu leben,
lie tonnen Is grobe glepbanten imb
aae SunOe uno Eieroe ser in Ser
Soritellung auitreten ieben. CIR
@rotto 3irflIs Ipielt Hieslllal Dial
ihnelcr nls in iriiberen Sabrer.
geattp's @ilotieroft miro i'm Slpei,
ten slft geseben. Cine grobe sln5ie-
bunesfraft iiuo Sic GplIIdubldufer
MdO6en, sic gum eritenmal I'M 3ir=
fms auitreten. Sie Soritellungen be
gilrnen nad)miitass balsssenommen
Nonta9, 2ienstag uuo Sonntas
abcnos. Ser 3irflls bleibt bis sum
u. Sebri,nr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

Cine feline Siebesgeid)ifte. iein
uno ber5breheno, lit bos ncllelte
,Sillnoralna uVhp Heputaticn," oas
iett im Sippoorome Sbcater geseiat
miro. Barbara Stamppf, George
Brent, @arner Nnoerlcn. 9ucile
@atlpn, Sobn Hibse!p lmh slpe. Mr.
Ben Iino in Sen SitcIroQen. Is baiiert
alf Der Npuele bon Glare Sapncs :;
cine ehesgeid'id)te init Sicie nno
@eritauonis. 9lIs Niifsruno bat 6
nlobernes Gpritaotleben, cine Ss.
ididlte pon Seiiipa Srl,monc, elmer
iungen @itspe, Die iif) 5um 3lpeitc,
.gtdl perliebt llnb in eiuen groBe1
Sfanoal peripifelt miro, Der ihr
Seben loluie bas ibrer 5pei iunger
Sobne aeitb ulo aim inoert. IS 1T
Elm Invertebrates Bib oas lebens
inert lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

rigcnt; Gonnerstog, ocn %. slpril
clnnos: rMaoone butterfly" pou
Huccini nit G9iaro SuSero oils Or.
clcItcrIciter; 5Srcitag, Sen 26. Npril
nadlnittags: nNomco uno Suliette"
rnn Charles 6punnD nit GniI
Cooper als Slricent; Sreita1. oel'
Is. slpril aoeuos: Ser HoIerfa
paI;er", bon Niharo Struilb
Sunstog Nen -. slpril, nadlmit.
to5s: Ser :ptasfeltball", BON @iu.
ieppe &roi. nit Bruno @aIter ais
Sirisenten; Snmstas beu y,
stpcil, obenas Ser @arbier pon
Scpilla" bon 9ioiiiili, mite Eietrn
Ginnru OILS Srdriterlciter.
Gle Yreii, t.eibcn Bic glcirhen
ipie i'm Goriapre. Mit 9iuu>csitcuer
betrasen oic Ereiie: Saiion-Ercile
$5O.4O, $500, $3.50, $500,
$3.50, mo S16.6O. Die Ginjcl,
rrciie, einld.ieblith @unoesiteuer
bctragen: $7.20. $500, $50,
$3.50, $2.4O unS Sl.20. 0tailrr.
&eltellllnyen iino jl ridltcn AT:
nNcrtbern i@Iio Opera sliiocia
ticu", 6t3 guIflep @loa, Gleue.
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Rinskoempfe

9ie Namca pon sIrei Ser beoelt.
tenbiten NirJtiimpicr meroen onl
l,;iditen Scnaersta9, rsn fl. le-
dritar, beim HinatMlpf iii Scr
rYrena" erld,2incn, ndlnlicb rSrcncl,
Nongel, Mauricc Sillet, ser iit mi.
Wan Mountoin Tean meiien mir.
Sieier HingfompI lit nul cine ltm-
iraee bin nrruu9iert ipurocn, sic
fiirslid) n1tsr Sen @ciudrrn Scr
bicligen NinJiimpf, bon Eromotor
Sad @anion pcrauitaltet ,porben
.unr, Itauritc Sillet. .slnlel bon
Earis, lit slpar MIR 5 Sub uuo ii
SOL grob. niegt ater 295 Eiuno
.,no bat enorm ltarh. Slrmnusfel.
NnbcrScm bat CT a,ld encrm grubc
S,dnoe uno riro oItnols beHibnet
CT, vHiele" tc5itJiit ieincr GruIte.
,.Mun Atrl,ntaiu Sem" bot i'm
ilretten @cit.r',g picle 0eoail!el
ertulten. Gr ,rar Sanfipesialiit lmh
madtc unter Gem pcritorbcucn sc.
ncral Eatton oic aampagnen in
stirifa. Sisilisn uno in europa nit.
General Edticn uobm bc'onbercs
Snterelie at lDm u,o mndItc i'm ci.
nen SpcSialnt'iiier. Gr mieat $40
Gfuno. - y&eitere aiin1f;impic an
a'eIen Sogcn iino: Gbief Salmocf,
BON Gbcr,fsr, q. e., nit Sim
r8oon" !S!nrp Don Ghntanoola
Ienneliee. Ger Gblei miest 800
Hfuno, Ser r@opn" oageegn iur
246 EiuEN. - @citcrc Siingfi!mpie
linS slpiihen ,Sreo Don Sdpadt unr
Sat Sculn pGn Bolton, Moiiadll'
ietts anreiett - ,S,ruer itctcu nod
aui Dem Ercgromm: &ap @ea &C.
gen gobln ]ioherts Goipfa. ioipit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
HaitNelSea Sealitiiter
Gmpiieblt Nnnabme oes Charter
Nmenbements bel Der Nah(

linn biniort selliiseno Yoli5ei imb
Seuerifut 5ll baben iolpip unoeren
SIenIt pbne >Steuererbebung emp
1ieblt cie SanoeIsfammer BON Glepcs
lano BEN 8dbleru BEL ser y9abl AMI
19. Jshruar boraelegtes sl,uenomeilt
gut5ubeiBen unS ibre Stimme oai!;r
ab5ngeben. Sic 8anOelstanmer lit
81 oieler slnliht getcmmen nahoen:
ein Steuerfcnitee Ole gan5e Gage IN
elspelaao unterlud]t bat, iast YrG-
ltoent Serbert q. 9aobs, ocnn oi.
Staot ban0tiat nlebr @elo uno ous
lnllB aus gInna9men Oie sic Staot
iett ldon bat genommen !rer6en. Gs
fann aber nur Damn sei6eben, lpenr
Die @abler oaiiir itinmen. Gics
amenclnent miro oie Steuareinnah-
men Don rs Mias allf 10 W,ius err.
boben iair Die Sabre 1916, 1917 uno
194S. Stimmt iiir sic Annabme Ser
Gbarter gorlase.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

i.lngcn Eelltc ltnrbcn Deltipcg pull
Ser Seilnat alI elmer Heile in ferne
Sulloer. Die lie nid)t geplunt ,attcn.
SIR Notes &rcll, mar ltets nit IL.
nsn. Sab ale oie'e MenIdlenlebeil
niht persebIid) geopiert luuroeu oa
fiir nlub ganj Glepe.unO lno aud
gon5 slnerifa iett arbciteu, I'M ei.
n:n Nrieoeu ppn Sauer Sll 'haFfcr
Gurd, bas fptc &reuS fam men
min Ieinsn Cell 81 Dem beitragen
mas ane Nic illngen Selttc fiir lns
taten, Sic icbt nod lleber'ec ODER
bier I'M Sanoe IN So|oitd.eru Iino
Gle &ilIc, sic i6nen Dos Note &rell,
bringt iii nertoull mo miro uor
i3nen rod geitJist. S;e - Elm ieoc,
pon Shnsn- lino bas Hcte Sreuj
Sbre 'reipillisc Mithilfe bali nl,'
gcncln, oen arleg 5u gelplnnell
,Sebt rcd,net ons Rutc &rcnS bel
ie;ncr 1916 aampagne uuf Sbrt
ltitarbeit uno tatfrGitige Silfe,
l,no Sie .ueroen beitinlnlt oaes TIM
mas iii Sbren arditen iteht. Sanr
miro Ser Griolg nicJt aitsblelbell
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0ertttof,.2 2lntericaft
emergency Get,iere,,ee

Sic 8erman- -9lmericun gmcracn'
cp Conference, .ue!d)e ipabreno bes
&rieas cine eriolgreite &agns
'iir Den Saul elmer Mmhnlans fiil
oie amerifoniId)e grmee burd)'iibr:t
uuo Se.hsr fiir sen Saui bon 3iga'
retteu fiir SoIoaten in Sp'pitdlerr
i'm Glcre' e'anoer Gsb:et a.,Ibrahts
iteht nun binter ser simcrican Gonl
nlIttse ior the Helisf Of @ernan
9tceop, Suc. Sm 3ugc elmer lanS'
ipeiten Gampague erldbt hiele Iee
tcre @ruppe an aus Seut'1amerifa.
ncr, oencn ser @unid Oes slufbaus
zines Nemctratiiten OeutId,lanS
ernit lit, Nen Muirui 5uiammen sll
arbeiten beim Samnn,ln, GerIan>
lno Der &erteilung uou &ilfe iii,
Seutid)iano.
Die 8er,nansI sImerlcan Gmeraencr
Conference liiSt Gin5elne EN-, Vtit
slicoer 81, peroen, uno Srganiia
tioncn, Se,esiertc 81 ihifen. Gil
@cbiibr betr1at 81 i'm Sabr. 8enr
Sic iih iutcreiiiercn, ienoeu S;t
9tomc lsno aorelie al SIC SetretG'
rim, sSrau 6. %. @iebe!, 1910 @eI1
ia. Strabs, Gleuelano IT., >.
slm Sonnabeno, ben 16. isebr.
abel,os I llbr, peranitaltet Sic Srga,
niiaticn in ser Gintrad)t Salle, an
1903 ,Sranflin 9lpo.. cine groBe
&artenpartie.
Mud Sic iinb piIlfommen $50 III
Ereiien sll ge1pinnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
0pern-Auffuehrungen vom
n. bis II. April
Aeht oPern gelonsen Authorizing vnter der Tokt
stoek-Fvehrvng bekonnter Diriqenten.

Sic Metropoliton Spera So. lpir>
iJre 81. Gaoelanoer Spiel. .Saior
BON -. bis y. sIpril i'm bieiiael
siuNitorium cbbalteu, ,pie ble rNor
thsrn Sbip opera sliiuciatipn" BE-
sorntaitt. gt)t Spern iperoen 5lll
2luiiiibrlmg gelangcn nit liebeu
Ser beiten Sirisenten bes Sunoes
Sir oie peritDieSeuen Gpriiibrllngs'
iaee lino uud;ltebenoe Spern porgcs
'eiNn
stontag, oen %. slpril, obcnos
Carmen" non 9ipt inter ser Sr.
d)eiterletiuns Don @ilireo Eelletier
Sieustag oen %. slpril, abenhs
. .Sannhdllier" BON Gidaro Nag.
ncr NIT isrit @uid ais SrhcIter,
oir;gent; Mtittlroh, Sen "a. Mpril.
abeuos: Sic 3albcrflote" uog
afo3nrt nit @rlmo @alter uls Si-
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SuNaft ,anN 1tnab<
k6neieeeit ren
AeaYpten aeierScrt

2ouoon. Sic engliid)e Hegierlrng
Oriidtc ihre 9ereihpilligfcit ais ihre
Gcrtrnssbesieb,naen nit slegpptell
Init ihuloiger Hiidiidlt auf Die
Charter ser Iereintcn Gatlouen" sil
iiberpriiieu. slegppten iou II. q. Sic
apntrcae bes ieBt lulter elglliber
Serrifait itebcnocn Surlus. vuollc
ltnabbGngigfeit" uno Sie Guatilic,
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25

For months we've been hoping to present each
and every of you with the Packards
you've ordered, and i've been waiting for SO
patiently.
Last fall the outlook was good. Packard was
confident it would donble its pre-war output
in I940 The factory IS equipped to turn out
far more than that)
Look what hos happened!
Then came material shortages. Parts shortages
For reasons completely beyond It's own control,
Packard able to keep its assembly line
moving oul, nine days in the first quarter of
this year.
In the meantime -.
Our friends have kept calling US up and asking,
Hey Where's that new Packard | ordered
weeks ago. Many of these old friends
Packard owners since way back.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25
u, s. ARMY
RECRUITING OFFICE

-OlR STORE HOI Rs
Tuesdays: $50 10 $50
Mondays: 900 to $50
Wednesdays: geo to leo
Thursdays: 900 to $50
Fridays: 9:90 to $50
Saturdays: 900 to 500
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25
RECORD BY HOLSTEiN :.

College StatICN, RaIeIgh, june p
-Four 0lstein-FrieSlan COWS ia taa
State College herd here have recent
y completed official records with
more than 400 pounG>- O. butterfa.
per year, and the leading COW had
a record production Of 573 pounds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25
Waiting is tough
on us, too

But to make life more complicated. erery.
body seems to want of these grand
PaCkardS. Over 65Ct of the people buy
new Packards now driving some other make.
Honest, its gotten we hate to answer the
telephone or look our friends in the face But =.
Your patience will pay off!
One of these days, the shortage of parts and
materials is bound up. And when it
does, those twin-assembly lines Packard will
really roll.
Anymay, you can depend on this:
As fast as the factory ships cars to us, we'll
do everything to deliver yours at the
earliest possible moment
So, we hope you'll be patient little longer.
We're doing the best can, and SO are the
folks at the factory!