At War44-09-0563The Veteran Comes Back

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

Gramatizations of the most representative books to come out of this great world conflict. And with us again to introduce our program is the well-known radio personality, author and critic Clifton Fatimin. Good evening.

Tonight, words at war present in dramatic terms the gravest social problem facing America today. The return to civilian society of that one-tenth of the population, which the other nine-tenths have used to fight a war.

After Jockerstello brings you a brief message from our sponsor, I'll tell you more about tonight's program. Folks, when you apply wax to the various surfaces around your home, I wonder if you realize how many different purposes you're serving.

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