Molly's Lost Diamond Ring

The Johnson Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-publishing glowcoat presents Fibber McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, with songs by the Kingsmen, and music by Billy Mills.

The show opens with I Love Louisa. Talking with a man who had just had the floors in his house completely refinished. In fact, he had just paid the bill.

This time we're going to take care of our floors, he told me. We're taking your advice about protecting them regularly with Johnson's wax. Well, that's advice I give very freely on this program and you're all welcome to accept it and save yourself expensive refinishing charges. It's really remarkable how much punishment floors will stand when they're given an occasional

coat of genuine Johnson's wax. Besides the money-saving protection, Johnson's wax offers two other major advantages. First, the glowing beauty it gives to all floors for nature and woodwork and second, the way it saves you work all during the year. Be sure, however, that you get the original and genuine Johnson's wax available in paste liquid or cream wax for. When house cleaning time comes, a husband

does one of two things. One, he goes away someplace. Two, he hangs around and gets in the way. The guy living at 79 with for Vista is type number two. As you'll see, when we join, Hey, Baba McGee and Molly.

Tom McGee, if you're not going to be any more helps than this, I wish you'd take the afternoon off. Go to a movie or something. I might call Billy Mills and go bowling. Well, why don't you?

I can't. Billy hates bowling. Well, why don't you get out to the bookstore? You and the other hangers on down there haven't settled the world situation for a long time. Those mugs don't know what it's all about.