Finding Skilled Workers

The Johnson Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing blow coat present Fibber McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, was music by the Kingsman and Billy Mills Orchestra.

We've manned these days who will make a prediction. But I'd be willing to bet that within the next few days we receive a good many letters from listeners making the same suggestion about how to take better care of shoes.

And though I've mentioned it to you before, I think it's very timely to remind you again To remind you again, the Genuine Johnson's Wax, either paste or liquid, is a wonderful protection for shoes, boots, luggage and all things made of leather.

It keeps the leather soft and pliable. Moisture resistant makes it well longer, resists scuffing and of course greatly improves its appearance. Keep some Johnson's Wax handy for use as a shoe polish. All the members of your family will have use for it.

This is just one of many uses for Genuine Johnson's Wax besides its major uses for protecting floors, furniture, and woodwork. Wax is a real help in the battle of conservation and its cost is negligible.

Well, Sir, it's one of life's little puzzles that a busy executive who gets a half-ton of mail every morning never gets excited about it. But to people who never get anything but a couple of circulars, a few bills, and an occasional postcard, the arrival of the morning mail is a pretty hot moment. For instance, take

Fibber McGhee and Molly. Wish I wished that mailman had get here. He's ten minutes late this morning. Oh, take it easy, dearie. The way you watch for the mailman every morning, anybody think you were selling hay for the Pony Express?