Track 10

Don't worry about it anymore. Molly, here, here's a nice stick I made for you to pop it up with. Oh, fine, dear. You just a thing. Thank you. Oh, forget it. It's not from the denny red blooded American boy to get out.

Say it was very thoughtful of you, Nomegy. Say what they came to the Christmas tree. No. That's it. I gotta trim down a little too fine. Well, that's that, I guess. Not to go to work on that thermostat.

No, no, no, no. Folks, day after day and night after night on this program and others for the past two weeks you've heard urgent requests to buy defense bonds and defense stamps. It's getting a little repetitious, isn't it?

Well, it's going to get more repetitious. We're going to say it again and often and loud. This is not an invitation to a tea party or a bingo game. This is war and we've got to do something about it.

It's going to cost a lot of money to win it, but it would cost a lot more than mere money to lose it. Now don't wait for somebody to come to your door selling bonds and stamps.

Get down to your bank or post office and lay it on the line. This isn't the other fellow's fight, it's yours in mind. So here it is again. By Defense Bonds and Defense Stamp. Yes, Nick, you live in Canada by war-saving certificates or victory bonds.

Good night. Good night, Hall. This is Hollow Wheel Tucks. Speaking for the makers of Johnson's, WACTS finishes for a home and industry, inviting you to be with us again next year's Denyce. Good night. This is the National Broadcasting Company.