Fibber's Barometer Indicates Snow

The Johnson Wax program was River McGee and Molly. Makers of Johnson's Wax, Johnson's Car New, and Johnson's self-following blowcoats present River McGee and Molly written by Don Quinn with music by the Kingsman and Billy Mills Orchestra.

Followed a very nice looking woman down the street. I should add that we just happen to be going the same way.

And what made me notice her first was that attractive red, white and blue shopping cart that she wheeled along beside her. I happen to notice a package of Johnson's wax among her purchases, and I was reminded again that in these times it's very helpful to have such a product available.

In protecting your floors, furniture, and woodwork, Johnson's wax ties in beautifully with your wartime housekeeping. It saves you work because wax floors and furniture are easier to clean, require less dusting, and much less work at spring house cleaning.

The regular use of Johnson's wax enabled you to keep up the beauty of your home with little effort and small cost. What more this same Johnson's wax polish offers protection. Helps you to take better care of the things you have.

Not only for the duration, but for long after. Well, it's a common peaceful scene at 79 W for Vista tonight. The mistress of the house is in the living room, darning holes out of socks, as little Benny says.

And just coming in the front door, as happy as a kid with a new toy, is the kid himself with a new toy, as we meet Fiver McGee and Molly. Hi, hello, Maggie. I got a surprise.

I bought you. For me? For both of us. Oh, this is something we've been needing for years. Maggie, you bought some phonograph needles, oh, you shy. Oh, no, no, no. I didn't. Do we need phonograph needles?