Dining Out To Celebrate

The Johnson Wax program with Fiver McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax for Home and Industry present Fiver McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn with music by the Kingsman and Billy Mills Orchestra.

I'm sure that our listeners in the far south, where snow is an infrequent luxury, will pardon me for a moment while I review part of a letter that a railway man from Nebraska just sent in.

It tells about one very special winter use for Johnson's Wax, and I believe it'll be helpful information for a great many of you. In the winter time, he writes, I always apply Johnson's wax to my snow shovel when I shovel snow off my sidewalks.

This prevents the snow from sticking to the shovel, and certainly is a big help, especially when the snow is heavy and wet. You may want to tell Fibber and Molly's many admirers about it. Well, as a matter of fact, we do, and now we have.

The next time any of you have snow to shovel off your walk, try a little Johnson's wax on the shovel. It really works. This is just one of over 100 extra labor-saving uses for Johnson's wax.

Besides, it's main use for protecting your floors, furniture, and woodwork. If you've been trying to get 79 West for Vista on the phone for the last half hour without success, it's because the Squire has been using it to promote a party.

He's still trying as we meet Fibber McGee and Molly. Hello. Will Cox, is that you, Junior? Mr. Fibber McGee speaking. And McGee. Yeah. Look, can you and Mrs. W come over tonight? Molly and I are throwing a wing ding. Yeah. Yeah, we're celebrating.