Uppy Joins The WAACs

Johnson Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-policing blow coat present Fibby and Molly, written by John Quinn with music by the Kingsmen and Billy Mills Orchestra. We've just received some good news.

The National Safety Council has presented the makers of Johnson's Wax with a special wartime award for distinguished service safety. The Council is conducting an accident prevention campaign at the request of President Roosevelt to save manpower for war power. Although working under pressure and devoting a good part of their plant to making finishing products that serve the war or war equipment manufacturers,

SC Johnson and Son have reduced their accident frequency rate this past year by 83 and 1 third percent. The council reports that in the first year of the war the number of American workers killed by accidents was six times as great as the number of Americans killed on all battle fronts. The time lost by industrial accidents in this period could have built

100 aircraft carriers or 23,000 bombing planes. I think you'll agree that every worker, man or woman, in every plant in these United States and Canada should do his level best to be careful, to avoid accidents, to keep well, and to work hard to back up those boy in Guadalal in North Africa was the night before Wednesday.

And here as usual are Fiverme and Molly. So I walked up to the counter and I says to the butcher, I says, but I says, give me about a six pound roll roast to beef, two nice tenderloin steaks and a pound of bacon.

Well, that guy looks at me like I was dreaming out loud, because just off. Too bad you didn't sleep long enough, or stay asleep long enough to get those two steaks there. I'll try in the night.