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Servicemen for Thanksgiving

The Great Gildersleeve · November 16, 1941 · 29 min · 5,041 words

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Crafts presents the Great Gilder Slave! Each week at this time from Hollywood, California, Craft presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder Slave, written by Leonard L. Evans. We'll hear from the Great Gilder Slave in just a moment.

But first, remember the saying an army marches on its stomach. Well, nowadays, battles are won not by armies alone, but by entire populations. For total defense, we all must have plenty of the right kind of food.

That means wholesome nourishing food. Food that produces the energy we use up in hard work and play. That's why Parquet Marjorin, the quality margarine made by craft, should be an important item on your shopping list.

Because Parquet Marjorin is an economical source of important food elements we all need. Parquet Marjorin not only has delicious flavor that makes it a favorite for table-use baking and pan-frying, Parquet Marjorin is a highly nutritious food.

one of the best energy foods you can serve. What's more, every pound of parquet contains 9,000 units of important vitamin A. So why not give your family the benefits of this wholesome, nourishing food? And start serving them parquet margarind now.

They like its flavor, you'll know it's good for them. So tomorrow ask your dealer for parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. And now let's visit our friend, the great Gilder's Leave. Well, my goodness, Bertie, the ashtrays are all empty for once.

What is this, some special occasion? For me it is Mr. Gil's leave. I'd like to have the evening, oh. Oh, is this your night to leave early? No, sir. But I'd sort of like to get an advance on next week's night, oh.

Oh, yeah. Any reason why not, Marjorie? Oh, not at all. Go ahead, Bertie. Thanks. I wouldn't ask only we've got spectacular things tonight down at our lodge. That's the mysterious and bewildering orders of the daughters of Cleopatra.

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