Shortage of Husbands

speaking for Leaver brothers, makers of Swan, the new white floating soap that's purer than finest cast feels. Well, excuse the night again time for another party visit with George Burns and Great Beallen, Jimmy Cash, the Swan set, and Felix Mills in the Georgia strip. And now it meets the people who live in the

burnhouse, George and Great Beaver. Now it's morning at the burnhouse and Gracie is just coming downstairs. George is in the living room reading the morning paper. His feet comfortably perched on an antique Rosewood coffee table.

Good morning, dear. Well, good morning, sir. Huh? Don't you break the seat off that table. That's better. My mother gave me that table when you put your seat on it, it's just like putting your seat on my mother.

It, uh, it is? It's doesn't... Jack brings that your seat off that table. I'm sorry. Well, you should do. Who asked to polish this furniture every day? Who scrubs it and rubs it in white seats?

Well, where else did you keep the seat off? Yes, dear. Yes, dear. Yeah, I give a girl a man putting a seat on the table. Yes, dear. She wants to make a beautiful table. That's what I just wanted to keep your number 18's down.

Yes, dear. You're in your big seat. Gracie, will you answer the door? All right. Sometimes I wish I were single again. Single women never have any trouble with their husband. Good morning, Mrs. Muddin. Oh, how are you?

Oh, Mr. Postman. Is something wrong with his name? You appear upset. Mr. Bursman, do you ever sit around the house with your feet on a table? Oh my goodness, no. My wife's always in the tub of hot tips and saws.