Speaker 1: And did you hear that? Come on, will you? Did
Speaker 1: I hear what? That whistle? That's the Rinsol white whistle,
Speaker 1: and Russo means us, that's right.
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Speaker 2: can make this claim. So next washday, remember.
Speaker 1: Wrin soap.
Speaker 3: Rin soap pipe poking in a washta song, and our
Speaker 3: stars save us and Andy.
Speaker 2: There's only one thing the Kingfish likes better than going
Speaker 2: down to his office and taking it easy, and that
Speaker 2: is staying home.
Speaker 1: And taking it easy, it says in the trip.
Speaker 2: At the moment, the Kingfish is home alone, sitting on
Speaker 2: the sofa, reading his newspaper with his feet perched up
Speaker 2: on the chair. His wife's sapphire, who's been out shopping,
Speaker 2: is just putting the key in the door.
Speaker 1: Oh baddle, life is back. But to get him feet
Speaker 1: soft of his chair and turned to the worn edge.
Speaker 1: Oh hello, hello, do spec you so soon?
Speaker 4: Well? With the money you give me a span, I
Speaker 4: can't stay.
Speaker 1: Out very long. Mm A nice hat you got on?
Speaker 1: Uh honey, new spring hat?
Speaker 4: Hunh yes, the spring of nineteen forty one. This is
Speaker 4: a four year I've been wearing this thing.
Speaker 1: Uh well, uh still look great on you. And then,
Speaker 1: like I always say when your boys spencer things, it
Speaker 1: lasts long cause you was getting the best.
Speaker 4: I paid ninety eight cents for this hat.
Speaker 1: H well, I want you to keep on playing ninety
Speaker 1: eight cents for your house? Hunuh. I don't want my
Speaker 1: wife running around none of them forty nine that house, Honey, No.
Speaker 4: Ninety eight cents for a half George, how long is
Speaker 4: we gonna have to go on scrimping and saving the
Speaker 4: waito man?
Speaker 1: Now, hundred doll just wait till much ship comes in.
Speaker 4: I'll buy you everything I've been hearing about your ship
Speaker 4: for twenty hairs now how can it come in? It
Speaker 4: ain't even been launched yet. Oh hunhy, I'm just tired
Speaker 4: of living the way we do it out.
Speaker 1: No money, Honey, I got money. Look here, I got
Speaker 1: fifteen dollars. They're just right down, Yeah, saving them for
Speaker 1: a big deal that's coming up. Yeah, I win. I
Speaker 1: don't have to go through what I do. They gets
Speaker 1: new clothes, They.
Speaker 4: Rides around in the arm cars.
Speaker 1: We ain't never had no car, Jorge. Yeah, well we'll
Speaker 1: get an automobile someday, honey, as soon as they get
Speaker 1: them perfected. Yeah, there's two dandrus. While when I think
Speaker 1: that you are driving a loon and a car, maybe
Speaker 1: you don't have a terrible accident the car turns over
Speaker 1: two three times and all smashed up with you underneath it. Honey.
Speaker 1: I just can't bear the thought of it. Oh, George,
Speaker 1: Oh I mean it, honey. Of course, a fortune to
Speaker 1: get these cars fixed, all right. All.
Speaker 4: All I gotta say is that if we don't get
Speaker 4: a car or something pretty soon, that I can get
Speaker 4: a little plash out of I'm gonna walk out of here,
Speaker 4: say oh, well.
Speaker 1: Don't walk out the other way. You'll get a car
Speaker 1: and you can ride over here, honey, I ain't fooling you, Joe. Well,
Speaker 1: now look at your ticket is a honey. I don't
Speaker 1: worry about the call. Maybe I'll be able to get
Speaker 1: a call somewhere. I'll make everything already on us, so
Speaker 1: we'll man.
Speaker 4: You better do something I'm wanting you joorge.
Speaker 1: Well, Andy, you really look flesh since you done made
Speaker 1: that money on that job, Paul, Yeah, it was right on.
Speaker 1: Eighteen dollars in four days. I agree. It was a
Speaker 1: good job too. I was a night watchman on the
Speaker 1: building the government was putting up. They fired me. I
Speaker 1: don't know why. Yeah, well it wasn't you a good
Speaker 1: night watchman? Certainly? I was. Of course. There was a
Speaker 1: little something missing one morning, but didn't mount them much.
Speaker 1: Oh what was it that was missing? Andy? The steam shovel.
Speaker 1: I still can't figure out how the thieves done stole
Speaker 1: that thing. I was right on the job there as usual,
Speaker 1: sleeping less than ten feet away from the thing. Get him,
Speaker 1: man there you mean one of them big steam shovels.
Speaker 1: It looked like a caboost on a train. Yeah, got
Speaker 1: that long iron girders sticking up there with a shovel
Speaker 1: on the end. Of it and them here the steel
Speaker 1: trails like a tractor that was missing. Yeah, that's right,
Speaker 1: But I can't understand how the fields could steal something
Speaker 1: like that without you hearing them. Yeah, well they must
Speaker 1: have wars niggers. I unphoned the police right away, and
Speaker 1: I told them to keep on the lookout for a
Speaker 1: couple of fellas with a hot steam junger. Oh hot
Speaker 1: steam listen, man, Say wait a minute, here come the
Speaker 1: Kingfish across the street. Oh yeah, yeah. He called me
Speaker 1: on the phone a little while ago about me and
Speaker 1: him buying a car together. I kind of liked that idea.
Speaker 1: Come in, King Fish, held on, say amos, one of
Speaker 1: you excuse me in there, and I got a little
Speaker 1: business to talk over, all right. I was sorry, King Face,
Speaker 1: I don't want to mess up the wheels of comer. Well,
Speaker 1: i'll see you folks later. Yeah, so long. Well, then,
Speaker 1: like I told you on the phone, it'd be a
Speaker 1: great thing for me and you to have a car together. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was just general nighbors that I kind of liked
Speaker 1: the idea. Well, in that case, it is all settled
Speaker 1: now under about that eighteen dollars you got when we
Speaker 1: goes to buy the car. I gonna let you use
Speaker 1: that to make the first payment that's called the down
Speaker 1: payment to see. Then I will make the second payment
Speaker 1: and about a year with my fifteen dollars. Well, why
Speaker 1: don't you make the first payment? Because I loved you,
Speaker 1: because you was a sweet feller, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to do nothing to hurtsh you. You'll see you in
Speaker 1: the Every year a car goes down in value, or
Speaker 1: they call it the depreciation, So I sticking myself with
Speaker 1: the depreciation. Yeah, well, why can't you make the first payment?
Speaker 1: And letting me get stuck myself with the depreciation? You
Speaker 1: was too sweet and say one thing. We resigned yet, kingfish,
Speaker 1: when is you gonna use this car? And when is
Speaker 1: I gonna use it? That? When I got that off
Speaker 1: figured out to y'all got that off. I uses the
Speaker 1: car every day from eight in the morning until twelve midnight.
Speaker 1: That's eight to twelve, four hours now. Then then at
Speaker 1: twelve o'clock midnight sharp, you gets the car and has
Speaker 1: it all night long, all night until eight in the morning.
Speaker 1: And you know why doing that ending because I had
Speaker 1: sweet No, No, it's just that I want to give
Speaker 1: you the best time for driving at night you drives along,
Speaker 1: there's not a soul around, not another car in the street.
Speaker 1: The world belongs to you. Yeah, the only thing is
Speaker 1: it belongs to me at that kind of bad time,
Speaker 1: you know, and look at you. Maybe you think that
Speaker 1: I try to put something over on it. Most everybody
Speaker 1: like night better it does. Yeah, I see, Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: funny thing. I just happen to have a poor im
Speaker 1: in my pocket on the very subject. It'll prove my point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: now here, I don't copy it right down here on
Speaker 1: the paper. Now, let me read to you. This is
Speaker 1: my I'll copy this out the book. It's go ahead.
Speaker 1: The title of this is old Beautiful Night I Love
Speaker 1: You by Robert W. Longfellow got Rich. You'll hit you
Speaker 1: now go like this, how beautiful the night with the
Speaker 1: moon on high, thou can see the North Star up
Speaker 1: in the sky. And if thou was in partners with
Speaker 1: a fellow on a car, take it at night. I
Speaker 1: will never regret it. North Star, north Star in in
Speaker 1: a beautiful cinema there. Yeah, in that last line, though,
Speaker 1: he sure had to bring the North starron from left field,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 1: That's just where you go there. Look, kingfish here's the
Speaker 1: thing in the nutshell. Now, I ain't no port and
Speaker 1: if we buys a car, I want to crack at
Speaker 1: it in the daytime too, while longfella's sleeping. Well, all right,
Speaker 1: man there, that's how you feel. Border we work it out. Somebody,
Speaker 1: Come on, let's go over to Joe's used car lot
Speaker 1: and pick out an automobile. Okay, let's go look at it.
Speaker 1: This is reporting now when we is looking at the car.
Speaker 1: Don't forget. We just gotta act like we knows all
Speaker 1: about cars. Who the guy ain't gonna jip.
Speaker 5: Us can't go wrong on this conboys, it's the best
Speaker 5: spying a lot and right within your price range.
Speaker 1: Yeahs, yeah, well, uh I'll tell you right now. So
Speaker 1: we knows all about these cars, so you can't put
Speaker 1: nothing no more on us. Uh. Let's check the motor here,
Speaker 1: and yeah, let's check that we knows motors backwards. Mister,
Speaker 1: all right, I lift up the hurt a nice hum
Speaker 1: to the hood there. All right, Well there are yuys.
Speaker 1: Are we know the stuff there? Just wanna make sure
Speaker 1: the motor's all right, mussa, Oh that's all right. Uh,
Speaker 1: I got all the stuff on there, and oh show everything.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's take a look at these pistons here. That was
Speaker 1: the spark plugs. Oh yeah, new model does right. Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's look at the corbulator here. Okay, okay, go ahead,
Speaker 1: that's the generator. Oh switching around too. Huh uh. Let's
Speaker 1: look at the Uh you wanna go first this time? Miss,
Speaker 1: and I thought you too know so much about car?
Speaker 1: We does? We does? Hey, Kate fish, look at it.
Speaker 1: Look at this tire. The rubber is gone and the
Speaker 1: fabric is showing through. Fabric's showing through. Huh uh, no
Speaker 1: word about it. When the air starts showing through, that's
Speaker 1: the time the world say, mossel, we'll buy this car.
Speaker 5: Okay, boys, just step over to my office on the
Speaker 5: other side of the.
Speaker 1: Lot here and we'll close the deals. Yeah, give me
Speaker 1: the down camp.
Speaker 6: Hey Joe, Hey Joe, what is it, mistering you that
Speaker 6: nineteen twenty six overland roadster you bought from me yesterday?
Speaker 1: Have you sold it yet?
Speaker 5: I just sold it a few minutes ago to a
Speaker 5: couple of fellas.
Speaker 1: They just drove off the line in it. What's the matter. Well,
Speaker 1: I use that car my business.
Speaker 6: I'm a window trimmer, and I left the clothing dummy
Speaker 6: in the rumble seat.
Speaker 1: I just forgot it was there. Clothing dummy. Yes, you know,
Speaker 1: one of those women's figures we put in stole windows.
Speaker 1: I had it all dressed up and I got to
Speaker 1: get it back.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll give you the address of the guys I
Speaker 3: sold a car to.
Speaker 6: Okay, thanks, then I'll run over there for the dummy
Speaker 6: later this afternoon.
Speaker 1: There is no end. I can hardly realize that me
Speaker 1: and you as orders of a fine automobile like this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of shake a little over, Donnar king thing now
Speaker 1: that you mentioned the deuce shakers little yeah, matter of fact.
Speaker 1: And it is healthier this way. You get the riot
Speaker 1: and you get your blood circulated. At the same time, Kingfish,
Speaker 1: you showed that nineteen twenty six was a good year
Speaker 1: for oblans, like you told me, oh yeah, and they great. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but they've got good blad years, you know, automobile. It's
Speaker 1: just they can have a champagne wine. You know. Uh no,
Speaker 1: come here as the champagne. It's more bubblier than other. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this show was a bubbly year for Opal well and
Speaker 1: a long as that's all is wrong with the car. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we could eat? What was that on tire?
Speaker 1: I think the air is starting to show through. Oh man,
Speaker 1: well it was a great car for the first six blocks.
Speaker 1: H Come on, man, let's get out and get the
Speaker 1: thing fixed. That's the only thing to do. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: while I looking over the spare tire, you look in
Speaker 1: the rumble seat and see if there's any tools and there. Yeah, okay, man,
Speaker 1: let me get this rumble seat open. See if there's
Speaker 1: in it. Oh a dead woman? Uh cake fish king
Speaker 1: Fitch and uh uh uh what what?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: What's the matter? Uh? What what's wrong? Cavefish? Uh? I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe there's something wrong with my eyes. Maybe
Speaker 1: I didn't really see it. Oh see what come here?
Speaker 1: Come here now? Now, when I raised the lid on
Speaker 1: this seat, you take a quick look in there. You ready? Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh close it or so you see this? Huh yeah,
Speaker 1: look in take it easily. But just so we'll sure
Speaker 1: about this thing. Let's check with each other. Let's see
Speaker 1: if we both see the same thing here. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a good idea. Okay. Now, now think before you answered this, ander, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what did you see in the a body? What'd you
Speaker 1: see so far? With his neck and neck on this thingle.
Speaker 1: Now listen, man, uh what kind of a body? Would
Speaker 1: you say? It was a corpse? Such? Did did you
Speaker 1: notice anything peculiar about the corpse? Yeah? It was dead?
Speaker 1: Double check? But game fish? What else we're gonna do
Speaker 1: with a dead woman on our hands? Yeah? We liable
Speaker 1: to be accused of murder? Oh me, handy, listen, we
Speaker 1: needs legal advice and we needs it bad. Come on,
Speaker 1: and they gathered. Were in an awful mess. Yeah. Now
Speaker 1: we're in a lot of trouble. Yeah, and you gotta
Speaker 1: help us. Gabby, I put you out of these boys.
Speaker 1: Don't wear my things. You was with your lawyer. Now
Speaker 1: you've got nothing to worry about it because your problems
Speaker 1: become mine. All problems become yours. That's right, allmine? Now,
Speaker 1: what's my problem? What's my problem? You got a dead
Speaker 1: body and our rumbles here boy, as I was returning,
Speaker 1: the problem unopened. Your trouble is you bought four wheels
Speaker 1: with two bodies. What do you mean? Boy? Bought two?
Speaker 1: They listen, gavied what as you talking about? You was
Speaker 1: out of your head? I know I is. When I
Speaker 1: hear his dead body, I don't know what I'm talking
Speaker 1: about because nothing upsets me more than the word bed.
Speaker 1: It's so rigga matyrish. Well, well, well the thing is, Gavin.
Speaker 1: We definitely didn't kill the body, but it's the police
Speaker 1: gonna believe that, or if they're gonna try to pin
Speaker 1: it on us. I'm fad of his boys. I sure,
Speaker 1: I'm afraid it is boys. Is only one other thing
Speaker 1: you can do. Find somebody that's a sucker and sell
Speaker 1: him the car with the body in it, but the
Speaker 1: body already in it, give him a guarantee for ten
Speaker 1: thousand miles, and just hope he goes down. Hope he
Speaker 1: goes that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's a good idea.
Speaker 1: Every Now, look at here and the uh look at you.
Speaker 1: Go around and see if you can sell the car,
Speaker 1: maybe the shortage, and I'll try to sell it to
Speaker 1: somebody too. That's definitely what you should do. Otherwise, if
Speaker 1: you host on that body, you're gonna be affected by
Speaker 1: the Burns Curribu law, the Burns curbulaw, the Burns curfew law.
Speaker 1: How you figure that, Well, when you get putting the
Speaker 1: elected chair by the law and it burns you, that's
Speaker 1: your curfew. That's the Burns curfew law.
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Speaker 1: Shorty, I just dropped into your barbershop here because I
Speaker 1: want to talk to you for a minute. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I'll talk to you. I'll be glad to talk. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: uh tell me, shorty, how is you getting along with
Speaker 1: gals these days? Who who met? Well? I was the
Speaker 1: most popular man, and the girls has always called me.
Speaker 1: I'll snowed under me. But my phone is ringing all
Speaker 1: the time. Can you get me a date? You see there?
Speaker 1: You see just as I thought, you ain't got no gals.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you the reason, shorty. If you wants gals,
Speaker 1: you gotta go out in here and get yourself an automobile. Yeah.
Speaker 8: But but I i'd be afraid, I I I'll hear
Speaker 8: some things that ain't nice about taking gals out driving
Speaker 8: in cars.
Speaker 1: Why'd you here? They get fresh with your sure they listen,
Speaker 1: you're talking silly. Listen. I got the perfect car for
Speaker 1: you to buy, a nice roach there with a rumble sea.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I I I like a rumble seed.
Speaker 8: It it it You would be be be nice driving
Speaker 8: out in the country.
Speaker 1: Man, you said it y? You know some man they
Speaker 1: I I I'd like to have a car. Mm I'd
Speaker 1: like I'd like to go out sitting out on on
Speaker 1: on on a.
Speaker 8: And parking on the beautiful r little hillside, be in
Speaker 8: the rumble seat with some gals, some nice quiet gals,
Speaker 8: just to sit there with her with without her saying
Speaker 8: the words.
Speaker 1: That I can guarantee got there bus. But but I,
Speaker 1: on the other hand, I I I don't know if
Speaker 1: I ought to own a car. And it's who's dangerous?
Speaker 1: Dingerous with all their women drivers on the road. I
Speaker 1: know my uncle was he got an actually accountable woman driver.
Speaker 1: She signaled for a left turn, fooled him completely. Well, uh,
Speaker 1: you mean after the signaling for a left turn, she
Speaker 1: wasn't made a right one, No, she made the left one. Well, listen, shorty, Uh,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't worry too much about women drivers. Come on
Speaker 1: outside and take a look at the car. You gonna
Speaker 1: like it better than any other kind all over overland roads.
Speaker 8: Then huh yeah, uh, but that that ain't my favorite car.
Speaker 1: Well what is your favorite car? Uh h Chevrolet coupe,
Speaker 1: said dad. Yeah, well there's good too. Uh now there
Speaker 1: there is. There's the car, shorty. Ah, yeer, honey, I'll
Speaker 1: been and take a trial spin. I'll wait year, oh boy,
Speaker 1: try I'll skin I I I love to take it
Speaker 1: for a ski.
Speaker 8: I I I'll go around the bl I'll i'll I'll
Speaker 8: take it to the park.
Speaker 1: I'll I'll let it out on the main highway. I
Speaker 1: can drive Kingfish, now that we ain't be able to
Speaker 1: pass this car off on shortly or nobody else. I
Speaker 1: has offuls cared, and no tell 'em one way gonna
Speaker 1: get caught with that rumble steed and there and the
Speaker 1: body in there and everything. Well I know it, and
Speaker 1: I know that, and the police beound the blame us
Speaker 1: and uh cause you realize this made me in the
Speaker 1: electric chair for both of us. Oh no, Kingfish, not bad.
Speaker 1: I was too young to die, Kingfish. I don't wanna die.
Speaker 1: I don't wanna die. But look at me, and then
Speaker 1: I got a wife. Well at least you got something,
Speaker 1: but take the sting out of it, the Kingfish. Look,
Speaker 1: I was too nervous to sit around here and think anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm going out for a walk. I gotta get some
Speaker 1: I got to clear my mind, land away them, I
Speaker 1: gotta get out. No, I'm going, Oh me hand of
Speaker 1: leaving me here in this office like this. I'm just
Speaker 1: as scared as he is. I don't want to go
Speaker 1: to no electorate chair on me? Uh oh? Who is
Speaker 1: walking up to the door here? Oh? Hello, my name
Speaker 1: is Marty Gull. Hello, what can I do for you?
Speaker 1: You were born in nineteen twenty six over them this morning.
Speaker 1: Didn't no, no, no, no, no, nos of knows I
Speaker 1: didn't buy no card, or do my friend done that?
Speaker 1: I had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 6: Well, linem the former owner of the car, and there's
Speaker 6: something in the rumble seat that belongs to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now I see what belongs to you. The man's
Speaker 1: a murderer?
Speaker 3: Or was that?
Speaker 1: I don't say anohing you You mean you as responsible
Speaker 1: for what is in the rumble seat?
Speaker 6: Yes, I use it in my line of work. Say
Speaker 6: you seem rather interested. You know there's a shortage of
Speaker 6: help in this line. I might be able to get
Speaker 6: you a job.
Speaker 1: Well, well, well, well where well well well, well, well
Speaker 1: well I'll tell you. Well, of course you'd have to
Speaker 1: have a Union card, Union car. They really got this
Speaker 1: stuff hoganized. Now hey, look, mother, I don't want no trouble.
Speaker 1: If it happens to be a body of yours by mistake,
Speaker 1: you can have it right back. Body. But I don't
Speaker 1: know what you're talking about.
Speaker 6: Look, all I want is the window dummy I left
Speaker 6: in the car you bought.
Speaker 1: I have to get the work now, uh wind did
Speaker 1: you say wind the dummy? Yes? Now where is it? Saymoiselle, mister,
Speaker 1: you just made me the half best man in Harlem. Mister,
Speaker 1: Look the cars parked down the street about the block,
Speaker 1: the dummies and the rumbles heat, just go and take
Speaker 1: it away. Oh well thanks, holah, Well it's not so long.
Speaker 1: Oh so the body was just a window dummy. Huh?
Speaker 1: Say that? Give me an idea. I gonna call Sapphire
Speaker 1: and tell her to get all dressed up to go riding.
Speaker 1: Now new nineteen twenty six old, I just think of
Speaker 1: a way to own a cheap It looked like Andy
Speaker 1: Brown is gonna get smacked with the best scheme I've
Speaker 1: done had you. Hey, cake Fish, cake Fish, listen, I
Speaker 1: got something down. Wait, wait a minute, I listen for
Speaker 1: your talk here, brother, and don't tell me nothing. I've
Speaker 1: been thinking things over you, is uh. And of all
Speaker 1: my friends, you was the only one I really loved.
Speaker 1: And it's a beautiful love that I got for you. Now, look,
Speaker 1: this ain't gonna be another poems it Now.
Speaker 7: Look when I in the middle of telling you how
Speaker 7: I love you, when you keep your big mo shut,
Speaker 7: I love you, and I love you, and I just
Speaker 7: came bear to have you take the raft for what's
Speaker 7: in that rumble seat.
Speaker 1: You mean you gonna take the wraft? Yes, Ander, I
Speaker 1: gonna take the car off your hands for fifteen dollars cash,
Speaker 1: no discount. Okay, Kingfish, if that's the way you wanna do, allright,
Speaker 1: deal already, And here's the fifteen dollars here. Good. Thanks,
Speaker 1: And now that I got the money, all I gotta
Speaker 1: say is that you show is creative to do a
Speaker 1: thing like that. Uh crails well, as long as you
Speaker 1: get in a little huffy and puts it that with son,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a thing or two. That body that
Speaker 1: was in the rumble seat wasn't no body at all.
Speaker 1: It was just to win the dummy. And now I
Speaker 1: owns the car, so I ain't so crazy they have
Speaker 1: all is though? Any You just done got smacked by
Speaker 1: a smart man. That's awesome, look, Kingfish, it so happened
Speaker 1: that I knows it was a dummy too when I
Speaker 1: was outside before I took a good look in the
Speaker 1: rumble seat, and I see it. But but and how
Speaker 1: come you sold me the car for only fifteen dollars?
Speaker 1: It cost eighteen? Kingfish? You remember you say, I just
Speaker 1: got smacked by a smart man. Yeah, your car just
Speaker 1: got smacked by a mack truck. Just one more thing
Speaker 1: for and a mighty important one at that. And and
Speaker 1: I would like to have you pay special attention to
Speaker 1: what Hollow Wilcox is going to tell you. Well, I
Speaker 1: don't think any of you ladies really like to scrub
Speaker 1: and boil clothes, do you? I thought not?
Speaker 2: And you don't have to either, not with rinso. Why
Speaker 2: a short soaking as little as ten minutes in those
Speaker 2: soapy rich rinsol SuDS. A few quick finger rubs on
Speaker 2: extra soil places, and your clothes are ready to rinse
Speaker 2: and water wash white clothes, rinso and washable colors, Rinzl,
Speaker 2: Rinso bright safely wash af to wash. Use rinsol for
Speaker 2: spring cleaning jobs too. Prinso soapy rich SuDS fairly whisk
Speaker 2: the dirt off floras, woodwork and windows.
Speaker 1: Fair enough? Isn't that folks? And in me, well we
Speaker 1: go along with that idea. Just try Rinso. Good night, folks,
Speaker 1: good night.
Speaker 2: Both be sure to be with us next Friday evening
Speaker 2: at this same time, when the makers of Rindslow will
Speaker 2: again present the Amerson Andy Show. Say, have you ever
Speaker 2: heard of a man being forced to court his own
Speaker 2: wife after being married twenty years. Well, that's the strange predicament.
Speaker 2: The Kingfish is in next week, so be sure to
Speaker 2: listen in The Amerson Andy Show is broadcast to our
Speaker 2: fighting men all over the world through the facilities of
Speaker 2: the Armed Forces Radio Service. This is Harna Wilcox saying
Speaker 2: good night to all of you from all of us,
Speaker 2: and reminding you to turn your used fats and greases
Speaker 2: into red ration points. Your butcher will give you two
Speaker 2: red points plugs four cents in cash for every pound
Speaker 2: of wasist fat you bring him. So save every scrap
Speaker 2: of used kitchen fat and grease in a clean can,
Speaker 2: and when the can is full, take it to your
Speaker 2: butcher promptly for extra red points.
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