(xx) Orville Wheeney Gets Fired

Well, sir, the noon day meal is just over as we enter the small house halfway up the next block now. And here in the kitchen we find out friends lingering at the table. Sades, Amy Blocco, Mr. Fletcher Rush is a dinner guest today.

And as we go on the air we hear him saying, Sadie, I don't recall whether or not I complimented you on your delicious dinner. You did? You said several nice things. Every helping hit the spot.

Well, that's what the hostess likes to hear. I enjoyed every martial way put in my mouth. Uh-huh. Vic, were you ever acquainted with Dalrod B. Wequit, there in Balbadir, Illinois? Yeah. Dalrod B. Wequit had the reputation.

He played the Val Trombone and got married twice. No. He got married and played the Val Trombone place. Dalrod B. Wequit, there in Balbadir, Illinois, had the reputation for owning the shortest temper in that region.

His wife and sister and six married daughters were scared to death He'd lose his temper and jerk to some place and maybe early shoes at the preacher and get furious because of flyer grasshopper That only steep and somebody hung yes, are you in the kitchen? This is book. Yes, mr. Carkel What's the trouble mr. Carkel a gas meter reader man just come in the front door fine

When we're in the front part of the house he comes in the back and when we're in the back part of the house He comes in the front. How do you count for then? Well, I don't know something must be the matter It's not like him to call on people at me, old times.