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Election Day - Gildy Loses
The Great Gildersleeve · June 25, 1944 · 28 min · 4,563 words
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Craft presents the Great Gilder's League! The cheese company makers of parquet margarita on a complete line of famous quality food products presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder's League written by John Waiten and Sam Moore.
We'll hear from the Great Gilder's League in just a moment. At first a ration point bulletin that's good news for all the ladies. Right now, until July 2nd, there's a brief holiday on points for the famous craft cheese spreads.
Here's your chance to stock up for daily sandwiches that go to work or sandwiches that will celebrate the Fourth of July. Five kinds of the delicious craft spreads are point-free. Craft pomero, olive pomero and relish spreads, and the tangy roka and craft limberger spreads.
Their quality spreads, nutritious, handy, and such good eating. They'll keep all right in your refrigerator. Be a big help with sandwiches and snacks and salads. Remember you have only until next Sunday to get five delicious craft cheese spreads without spending any ration points.
Now let's get up to date on the Great Gilder's League. It's late Sunday night. The final week of campaigning is over, and only one day remains before the good citizens of Summerfield go to the polls to cast their ballots in the primary. It's been a hard week, but the decision now is in the lap of the gods
and candidate Gilder's League is in the arms of Morpias. Through his weary brain run troubled fantasies, and he tosses and twists and he sleeps as he argues with himself. If he gets the nomination Tuesday, he's as good as elected.
That's nice. And if he's elected mayor, Eve Goodwin has promised to marry him. That's nice, Eve. What? If Eve marries him, mother Goodwin comes to live with him. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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