Commission For Nitney's Daughter

The Johnson Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax, Johnson's Tarn You, and Johnson's Self- exlulishing Glo-coats present Fibber McGee and Molly written by Don Quinn with music by the Kingsman and Billy Mills Orchestra.

The reason you use wax in your home on wood, leather, enamel, then metal surfaces is for their protection.

Considering this fact, isn't it very natural that Johnson's Wax finishes have been called upon to render this same protective service to countless products used in the war. coatings for steel shell cases, airplane finishes, black wax for bayonets. The list is much too long to read to you. It even includes paints impregnated with wax and special wax finishes

to render soldiers' uniforms and tents water repellent. The makers of Johnson's wax have turned out many millions of packages of these special products for war use, and they're proud to be able to do so. The next time you use one of the familiar Johnson's wax products on your floors, furniture and woodwork.

Remember that wax also has gone to war. You can help by conserving your own supply of Johnson's wax. A little goes a long way. Nobody worries more about public affairs or carries more keys on his chain or waits more impatiently for the morning mail than a guy who hasn't much of anything to do.

And here, bustling importantly into the house with a huge stack of letters, we find the squire of 79 West vivista As we meet, whoever McGee and Molly. Molly, look at the mail. Must be a dozen letters here.

20 maybe, and several special deliveries. Special delivery. Yeah. Butch and the grocer must be getting impatient, eh? Oh, these aren't bills. Let's see now. Oh, here's one from our new rumor, Alice Darling. It's for her.