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Craft presents The Great Gilder's Leap! Yeah! The Craft Cheese Company will also bring you Bing Crosby every Thursday night, present each week at this time Harold Perry as The Great Gilder's Leap, written by John Wheaton and Sam Moore.

I'll hear from The Great Gilder's Leap in just a moment. But first, have you homemakers learned how to stretch red ration stamps? Well, it's an art in itself, but a simple one. If you use products like Pabstette, they're delicious, nourishing cheese food.

For Pabstette is inexpensive, it costs only a few cents and just three red ration points per package. And it's a wonderfully good tasting extender for a host of plain but satisfying foods. One good example of the way Pabstette turns an ordinary dish into a real family treat is macaroni with pep step or serve it melted into a smooth cheese sauce with leftovers of meat or fish or

vegetables and see how that unique cheddar cheese flavor satisfies family appetite yes pep step melts and toasts and slices in a variety of tempting ways and every way you serve it you're helping to supply many milk nutrients your family needs milk protein milk minerals food energy vitamin a and vitamin g that's also called rival flavor

Ask your dealer for Pabsteth, the delicious, highly-adjustable cheese food. Pabsteth is an economical red-stamp value. Now for the great Gilda sleeve. Gilda sleeve has a problem, and the problem is his nephew Leroy. There have been signs of trouble, a certain lack of respect at times.

Complaints now and then from the neighbors, and then suddenly... Hey you the time has come to face it This time I caught him out looker. I thought I told you never to darken my door I didn't come here to darken your door. Go to sleep. I'd come here as a representative of the law