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Keep your phonograph on the iob ... playing for everyone who
wants to listen. Do that-and we in the Music Industry will have contributed
a ··mighty weapon" to our nation's all-out war program.
More than ever t()day, because of the terrific stresses and strains of
speeded-up production for war and the mounting tempo of daily tasks, folks
just like you and me need relaxation ... need the entertainment and beauty
that music can bring.
Every man of you in the Automatic Music Industry has displayed excep-
tional skill and ingenuity in keeping equipment in good playing order-and
you can't let down now-or ever. Packard is doing, and will continue to -do,
all that is possible in making available to you service information on equip -
ment you own, as well as supplying information on equipment you can buy
or wish to sell.
As you know, we at Packard are producing 100% for the war and expect
to do so until the war is won. But we haven't forgotten music . . . or our
many, many good friends who are a vital part of this giant industry. After
the war, Packard will 'he back with everything you'd expect, and maybe much
more. And you can bank on it that Packard equipment will again build better
business for every music man.
Right now, all of us have a bigger job . . . and we are confident that
everyone of us will do everything within his or her power to make that job
a success-spelled in the biggest capital letters the world has ever seen.
LET'S
HAVE PLENTY OF MUSIC
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PACKARD MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
INDIANAPOLIS
Manufacturing only for war now
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Homer E, Capehart, President