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The War Is Not Almost Over
Fibber McGee and Molly · December 7, 1943 · 29 min · 4,260 words
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The Johnson Wax program with Fiverr McGee and Molly. Makers of Johnson's Wax, Johnson's Car New, and Johnson's Self- In our audience tonight, I'm sure there are many business and industrial executives relaxing a bit from a busy day.
The greatly increased responsibility of these men in war production is known to all of us. of us. Their jobs are as important as vital as any. Nearly every large manufacturer is engaged in some part of war work directly or indirectly. The last time I went through the Johnson's wax laboratories and plants, I was surprised to learn in how many places there is a need
now greater than ever before for protective wax finishes and coatings. Special finishes have been developed for protection against water, weather and corrosion, for planes, ships, automobiles, trucks, trains, for metals, wood, rubber, and leather. Even special paints containing wax have been perfected.
So in many ways, the protective uses of Johnson's wax products have been extended into manufacturing and industrial plants throughout the country. Any manufacturer having a protective finishing problem related to war production is invited to discuss this problem with SC Johnson & Son, Ray C. Wisconsin, or SC Johnson & Son Limited, Brandford, Canada.
We'd like to present several interesting figures tonight. One, those in the stubs of our hero's checkbook. And two, Fiverr McGee and Molly. Suddenly, days, McGee, this checkbook of yours is simply a mess.
If you're talking about that countercheck for 18 cents that was made out of the public library, I... I had to do that. I kept the Rover Boys on the Mississippi six days too long. Well, there's no countercheck listed here for 18 cents.
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