At War44-09-1264One Man Air Force

The Johnson Wax Program, Words at War with Clifton-Patteman. The makers of Johnson's Wax or Home and Industry in cooperation with the Council on Books in War Time proudly present Words at War, bringing you another dramatization of an important war book.

And here to introduce our program is one of the keenest judges of good books in America, Clifton-Patteman. Mr. Patteman. Good evening. Just a few years ago, a German with a trichma stash looked across the sea at us and sneered.

What have I to fear from America, he choreled? America is soft. They're youth this soft. How can they stand up against my young men, trained and hardened for war? Did anybody agree with Harry Hitler?

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