The Case of the Failing Eyes

New Post-War Old Dutch Cleanser, famous for Chasing Dirt, presents Nick Carter, famous for Chasing Crime. Every week at this time, two great names are joined. As new Post-War Old Dutch Cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction.

Nick Carter, Master Detective. You haven't noticed anything at all unusual chairs? Nothing I can think of, Mr. Carter. Not even some little thing that's out of the ordinary. The only thing I've seen different is that a lot of folks who never wore glasses are wearing them.

Wait a minute, sure. They like the folks who've suddenly taken to wearing glasses. That's right, Mr. Carter. That's the answer I was looking for. New glasses. Come on. Tomorrow in the war, the catch-or-murder is.

And there's no time to lose. And now, the pace of the failing eyes. Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter, dropped to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser. This early summer morning, a sleek new car drives into the yard of a small farm in western Pennsylvania.

A man of the woman get off briskly, carrying notebooks and sheets of official looking documents. They approach the tall old farmer who is watching them curiously and explain their business crystal. Good morning, sir. Good morning.

I hope we're not intruding. Good morning. Good morning, ma'am. We're a research expert for the Federal Foundation, Mr. Thomas. Good morning, Thomas Thomas. You've heard of the Federal Foundation, of course. Well, the Federal Foundation is engaged in a nationwide survey of public health.

Mr. Lake and I want a 1500 teams of research scientists covering the entire country. You don't should. So if you've gone half an hour to spare, we'll get our input from the Federal Foundation. So if you've gone half an hour to spare, we'll get our information as quickly as possible and move on.