Pot Roast For Dinner

The Johnson Wax Fro-Bram with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing blowcoat present Fibber McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, with songs by the Kingsman and music by Billy Mills Orchestra.

The show opens with new sun in the sky. Some thing car owners are learning now, many of them for the first time. You can't just put your car away and forget about it.

Like any piece of good machinery, you've got to keep it up to keep its value up. That goes for the battery, for the tires, and it goes for the finish too. Smashed bugs and road scum will damage the finish of your car if they're not removed.

Even the dirt accumulation and temperature changes in a garage or parking space will cause damage. So even if you're not driving your car very much these days, you'll still lengthen the life of the finish and keep it new looking if you clean and polish it with Johnson's Car New.

I can tell you that's an easy job. Because Carneux both cleans and polishes in one application, two jobs at once in quick time. Carneux is a liquid. You apply it, let it dry, wipe it off.

It does an amazing job of bringing back your car's original showroom shine. Then if you want to give the finish added protection, apply a coat of Johnson's Auto Wax or the regular Johnson's Wax. But first, clean and polish the car with Johnson's Carneux, spelled C-A-R-N-U.

Every man has his favorite dish. With the master, he thinks, of 79 Westphovista, it's pot roast. And here in the living room, inhaling the luscious aroma wafting in from the kitchen, we find a man with an appetite and a woman with a genius for doing something about it, Fiver McGee and Molly.