At War44-08-0859Nazis Go Underground

The Johnson Wax program, Words at War, with Clifton Fatteman. The makers of Johnson's Wax, or Home and Industry, in cooperation with the Com Solon books in war time, proudly presents Words at War, dramatizations of the most representative books to come out of this great world conflict.

And once again tonight, we have with us one of America's foremost radio personalities, a man who knows good books, a well-known author himself, Mr. Clifton Fatteman. Mr. Fatteman. Tonight's headlines tell you that we're winning the war, that soon the Nazi machine will crumble and disintegrate forever.

But will it? Is this the end of the war or just the beginning of the next? Tonight's program will attempt to answer that question. We'll tell you something about book and author as soon as Jack Costello finishes a brief message from our sponsors.

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Alright, Mr. Fateman. Tonight's Words at War program is based on Court Reese's book, The Nazis Go Underground. We'll introduce this authentic exposé by what's known in radio as a teaser scene. Listen, this is taking place all over Germany today. Listen and see what you make of it.