At War44-09-1965The Time For Decision-U.s.War Aims

The Johnson Wax Program Words at War with Clifton-Patteman. The makers of Johnson's Wax for Home and Industry in cooperation with the Council on Books in War Time present Words at War bringing you another dramatization based upon the most significant writing to come out of this great world conflict.

And here again with us as usual to introduce our program is one of the keenest judges of good books in America, Clifton-Patteman. Good evening. Is this horrible war merely the forerunner of one still more horrible?

Is it man's destiny to plunge humanity into the degrading bloody abyss of war every generation or so? Will there never be an end to the senseless slaughter of human beings by other human beings? Tonight we'll examine these questions.

I'll tell you more about our program after a word from Jack Castello. You know about this time of the year, a good many of you ladies are apt to be involved in little chore known as fall house cleaning. You clean away dust of summer and prepare for the dirt of winter. May I make a suggestion? Protect the surfaces of your home with wax,

and that semi-annual house cleaning job will be relatively easy. By surfaces I mean not only floors, furniture, and woodwork, but many others like windowsills, Venetian blinds, picture frames, refrigerator, leather articles. What happens is this. The coat of Johnson's paste or liquid wax forms an invisible tough shield that protects these surfaces and keeps the

dirt from penetrating. That's why it's easier to clean them, easier to keep them clean. That's why a Johnson waxed home is sanitary, more apt to be a helpful home. And may I add that floors, furniture and woodwork regularly polished with Johnson's wax becomes more beautiful with each application.