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The Johnson Wax Program Words at War with Clifton Fatimann. The makers of Johnson's Wax or home and industry, in cooperation with the Council on Books and War Time, proudly present one of the most widely discussed radio programs in America.

Words at War, bringing you dramatizations of the most representative books to come out of this great world conflict. And here with us, Finch Hitting Once Again for Carl Van Doren is one of America's keenest judges of good books, Clifton Fatima.

Good evening. By any stretch of the imagination, could the events that occurred on a certain evening in a certain nightclub in a certain bulk and capital have anything to do with you? Offhand, I think you'd say certainly not. But I'll be back in a moment to show you these events did concern you. After Jack Costello brings you a brief message from the makers

of Johnson's wax. You know, folks, there are very few people who always do everything just when they should. Most of us, myself included, are put her offers. We very often put off until tomorrow the thing we might have done today.

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