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CBS D-Day1315Ma Perkins

Complete Broadcast D-Day CBS · June 7, 1944 · 15 min · 2,143 words

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The occasion of your 46th annual convention and wartime conference in Chicago, Proctor & Gamble salutes every member of the National Association of Retail Grocers. In spite of food and manpower shortages, you've worked hard to see we all get enough important wartime nourishment under a fair system of rationing to keep America fed and fighting. All America

thanks you patriotic grocers. A wash that's white without bleaching, use Oxidol with its lively, Active hustle bubbles up.

Oxidols own my purkin. Can you tell me where I can find a woman to do my weekly washing? Mrs. Margaret Bone of 1310 West Van Buren Street in Phoenix, Arizona writes that a great many women have asked her that question.

Well with so many women doing war work today, wash women are hard to find. So Mrs. Bone always answers no. But then she cheers the women up by telling them how they can do their own washing and get their clothes really beautifully white.

Mrs. Bone tells them to use the laundry soap that she uses. Oxidol, because Oxidol washes clothes white without bleaching. Mrs. Bone proves her point by showing the women some Oxidol washed sheets on display in her little linen shop.

When she tells them, Oxidol washed the sheets that white without bleaching. So, wash woman or no wash woman, if you want to get your clothes brilliantly white, take Mrs. Bones' tip and try Oxidol yourself.

You'll discover that Oxidol can wash your clothes brilliantly white. Yes, white without bleaching. Oxidol can do that because Oxidol's hustle bubble suds are so lively and energetic, they They lift dirt up, and that's why clothes come clean without hard rubbing.

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