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Uncle Dennis Has Disappeared Part 1

Fibber McGee and Molly · May 26, 1942 · 29 min · 4,241 words

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The Johnson White's program was Pribba McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's White and Johnson's self-faucing glowcoat present Pribba McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, was songs by the Kingsmen, the music by Billy Mills Orchestra.

The show opens with a million miles from Manhattan. Tonight I'm sure there are many business and industrial executives relaxing a bit from a busy day.

The greatly increased responsibility of these men in war production is known to all of us. to all of us. Their jobs are as important as vital as any. Nearly every large manufacturer is engaged in some part of war work directly or indirectly.

The last time I went through the Johnson's White Laboratories and plant, I was surprised to learn in how many places there is a need now greater than ever before for protective wax finishes and coatings.

Special finishes have been developed for waterproofing, weatherproofing, rustproofing for planes, ships, automobiles, trucks, and trains, for metals, wood, rubber, and leather. Even special paints containing wax have been perfected. So in many ways, the protective uses of Johnson's wax products have been extended into manufacturing and industrial plants throughout the country.

Any manufacturer having a protective finishing problem related to war production is invited to discuss this problem with SC Johnson & Son Racine, Wisconsin, or SC Johnson & Son Limited, Brantford, Canada. There's a minor mystery at 79 Westphovista.

Uncle Dennis has been missing for two days. And here in the living room, one worried for fear he won't come back, and the other, for fear he will, we find Fiverr McGay and Molly. Gee, I'm worried about Uncle Dennis.

Me too. If you don't lay off of that stuff, he's going to wind up coming on wound. I don't mean that. I mean, I'm afraid something's happened to him. No, that's too bad. I'm not an answer. I don't know.

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