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The Johnson's Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax, Johnson's Car New and Johnson's self-pollishing glowcoat present Fibber McGee and Molly written by Don Quinn with music by the Kingsmen and Billy Mills Orchestra. Most of you know that wax has a great many uses. You've probably discovered a few extra ones yourself. Here's one you may

not know, but someday you can have your curtains, drapes and clothes waxed to make the water repellent and stain resistant. Right now, soldiers' uniforms, tents, and other equipment are treated with special wax emotions, many of them developed and supplied by the makers of Johnson's Wax. The benefits of this wax treatment are very important. It helps

keep soldiers dry, makes laundry and cleaning work easier, helps prevent fabric deterioration. With a special added ingredient, it protects against mildew. One of these days you'll know a lot about Johnson's drag spelled D-R-A-X. That's the name of this new wax emotion for fabrics. Think of the advantage of having play clothes and work clothes and things like curtains and drapes made water repellent and stain

resistant with drags at your laundry or cleaners at small cost. Or you may be able to do this yourself at home quite easily. Converters and textile finishers not already acquainted with Johnson's drags may get full information by writing S.C. Johnson and son Racine, Wisconsin or Grandford, Canada.

If you want to see a busy place this morning, drop in at 79 Whistful Vista. Telephones, ringings, people rushing in and out the air full of big deals. Hey, where's my pencil sharpener? Here I am, dearie.

What goes on? Why the square has gone into business, that's all. Get a load of the big tycoon tycooning as we meet, Fiver McGee and Molly. Yes, yes, yes, I got that, Dinwitty. 10,000 red, 20,000 white. How about green?