Engaged to Eva Goodwin

Craft presents The Great Gilder Sleeve. Yeah. Craft Cheese Company makers of Parquet Marjorin and a complete line of famous quality food products presents Harold Perry as The Great Gilder Sleeve. Craft brings you The Great Gilder Sleeve every week at this time written by John Whedon and Sam Moore.

We'll hear from The Great Gilder Sleeve in just a moment. But first, let me tell you about the grand cheese food that gets such a royal welcome from shoppers every time a new supply arrives at their favorite food store.

Yes, it's your all-favorite, Pabstet. The delicious golden cheese food of a hundred uses. Pabstet, an economical, nutritious cheese food, is such a wonderful help in preparing wartime meals, we just wish there was a whole lot more of it to go around.

Pabstet, you see, makes those smooth, appetizing cheese sauces that add such nourishing goodness to macaroni or noodles, cooked vegetables and fish, prepared in dozens of tempting ways. And Pabstett also spreads slices and toasts to perfection, so naturally it's in big demand two percentwitches and for crackers with dessert.

So ask for Pabstett and buy it when you can. Look for the round, flat pakies, the delicious golden cheese food, Pabstett. Now let's join our friend, the great Gilder Sleeve, the ups and downs of his campaign for mayor, plus the complications of his passion for Miss Eve Goodwin have reduced him to a bulky

shadow. Yesterday afternoon, he inadvertently announced his engagement to Miss Goodwin at an Arbor Day rally, and now as he drops in at Peavey's drugstore, he's in a mood to accept congratulations. Mm-hmm. Love is the sweetest.

D-d-d-d-d-d-d-d. Well, thank Commissioner Gillisley. Oh, hi, Floyd. Who's taking care of the barbershop? Close up. Dave McCorda for the day, Commissioner. Have a soda? No, Floyd, you have one. I'm buying today. Where's Pee-vee? Out and back there, making up some of my special hair tonic.