Speaker 1: That whistles, that's the Rinso white whistle, and Rinso means us.
That's right, Rinzo gets plos, Rinso white and Rinto presents
the gamers and and the show. A lady I know
told me that much as she enjoys cooking, half the
joy of the meal time is spoiled for her by
the thought of doing that dishes her family is piling up.
Of course, you know what, I told her that if
she used Rinso for dish washing, she could eat in
peace because she'd know that just as Rinso SuDS get
out more dirt from clothes, they make short work of
the biggest pile of dishes. Yes, those rich Rinso studs
get rid of grease and sticky food particles faster than
most soaps. Even your pops and pans are a lot
easier to get shiny bright with Rinso on the job,
and Rinso's easy on your hands too. So ladies, tomorrow,
first thing, get Rinso and now our star Zamos and Andy.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Something big is happening in Harlem this week. The Ink
Flow Fountain Pen Company is offering the exclusive sales agency
for the Harlem territory to whoever sells the most pens.
By next Wednesday, Andy Brown and George Kingfish Stevens have
again formed a partnership and expect to win the sales contest.
At the moment, they're in Andy's office boasting of their
expected victory to Amos.
Speaker 3: Yeah, muse, ain't no doubt, Bud, that me and the
Kingfish is going to be the Harlem sales agents for
the ink flow pins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I hope so, fellaw the if you was
a nice writing pin, if you does get the sales agency,
you aret to do a pretty good.
Speaker 3: Business, A pretty good business. Wow, were gonna do a
great business?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: How much business would you say that Montgomery Ward do
every year? Montgomery Ward? H I guess they do at
least a hundred million a year.
Speaker 2: A hundred million huh Uh.
Speaker 1: Let me put that another way. How much you think
Shorty next door doing his barbershop every year?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: About a thousand dollars a year? Well, then I would
say were gonna do somewhere between Montgomery Ward and Shortage barbershop.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, Ama, show we is really gonna.
Speaker 1: Be a suckcet Fellas, the way you talk, you sounds
as if they don't already handed you the exclusive contract.
Speaker 3: Well they practically after all, when we turns in their
orders for three thousand pens, there ain't gonna be no
question about it.
Speaker 1: Did you, fellas, sell three thousand ten's already?
Speaker 2: Well no, not the empire amount? Then how many pins
is your soul? Uh? Two? Two?
Speaker 1: Oh, fellas, how can he even talk about when the
excoose the sales aiden said when already done sold is.
Speaker 2: Two pins, AMers, you don't understand them? Two pins? We've
done sold?
Speaker 3: Was just a trial sales to see how easy it
was the people we sold them to grab them like hotcakes.
Speaker 2: Oh they did huh? Oh that sounds good, all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, first and the sold one and done our soul one?
Who would you tell them to see each other? Oh, fellas,
that is the silliest thing.
Speaker 2: I don't ever hear the listen, namers.
Speaker 3: Even though we bought the pens ourselves, it was a
fair test how well we played like we didn't know
each other and wasn't even in the market for a
new fountain pens.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's right, amos. And in spite of that, we
just couldn't help from buying these beautiful new inkflow pins. Uh,
there's only one trouble though, what is that end? We
ain't collected from each other yet? Well, I sure wishes
your luck. But ain't there a lot of other people
trying out with this company to win the exclusive sales
agency here? Oh no, according to the company, there's just
one other person competing. We don't know the name of
the man, but whoever he is, he don't stand a
chance against the.
Speaker 2: Two of us.
Speaker 1: Well, I just hope it all turns out all right. Well,
I'll see your later fellas.
Speaker 2: Good luck. Okay, so long, Emma.
Speaker 3: Well, now, Kingfish that we as big businessman's I guess
the next thing to do is find a secretary we
can hire for the officeship.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, a good idea.
Speaker 1: Now what kind of a secretary you think we ought
to get in it?
Speaker 3: Well, we ought to get the kind of a girl
that uh uh No, we better get one where I
can get some work done.
Speaker 2: Uh, why don't you look into holl newspaper. You got
the games?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here, Joe, we ought to be able to
find somebody in the class to fly there, John, let
me see.
Speaker 2: A housekeeper switchboard operator. Hey, we didn't gonna help one here?
Look at her? Uh, this looks like something.
Speaker 1: Listen, young woman will do part time secretary work in
exchange for use of office.
Speaker 2: Call miss Genevieve Blue Lee high four.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, Jennevieve Blue. Yeah, that's my old stenaga
for Miss Blue.
Speaker 1: Well, I've bet dog gone that's exactly who Oh I
remember her?
Speaker 2: Buzz me miss Blue? Remember that?
Speaker 3: Oh boy, this is great. She's dumb, but me and
you's got enough brains for the three of us. Let's
get her over here. Well, miss Blue, is shows nice
having you back, thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But on those part time busy how many hours a
day does you think.
Speaker 2: You can give us?
Speaker 4: Well, now make the fish king. That depends on how
busy I am. Let's see, there are twenty four hours,
and the average day.
Speaker 2: Ain't the most days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, my meals take about three hours a day,
three and a half. If the coffee is too hot,
my hair nails take another two hours. Then I sleep
eight or nine hours, sometimes even ten. You know, I
find it gone to bed early is the best way
to keep them staying up late.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Of course, on the other half, well.
Speaker 1: They'll find those bon hour But what were you trying
to find out there?
Speaker 2: Is? How much time can you work? Here at the
others all the time.
Speaker 4: It's at the first few hours a week I do
some outside of works for my mother in Louisiana. You know,
it's the strangest thing about mother. She's never been out
of Louisiana her whole life. And me I never been
in Louisiana except the course for a short time when
I was born. I had to be there for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I guess the daughter owes that much to Omama.
Speaker 1: In other words, besides a few hours a week for
this outside work of yours, the rest of the time
you can work for us.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, excuse me, I'll get it then.
Speaker 2: Hello, George Kingsby Stephens Argan, King Fish. This is Henry
van Porter.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, take Kingfish.
Speaker 3: I can tell you where you could positively sell five
hundred parking pens.
Speaker 2: Five hundred Henry, where is the player?
Speaker 6: Well you go Seamlesster Billings that the billing's office supply.
He told a friend of mine last night, and it's
all out of pens and it eats five hundred of
them at once for the Christmas holiday.
Speaker 1: Oh that's great, Henry. We'll call you back later. Goodbye,
and put on your shoes with don just since the
big order.
Speaker 2: Oh that's great, King Friz, so makes the fish.
Speaker 4: What about me? What about this job?
Speaker 3: The job? Take off your hat and coat and go
to work. We'll see you later. Well, here's the place,
King Fish. The billing's offered. Supply gompment. Let's go in
now now hold it, just a man, now hold it now?
Speaker 1: Just wait waitlement j Just I got an idea of
walking over here, and I want you to listen to it.
Speaker 2: Go ahead now.
Speaker 1: The best way, and that I an always found, and
you know I was a salesman. The best way to
sell something is the first created demand for it.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, there ain't no doubt about that demand stuff,
How we created one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what it goes splain to you right now.
Play Yeah, Well, don't stand there with ignorance all.
Speaker 2: Over your face.
Speaker 1: I gonna tell you what is here now.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: We know that since the man here in the store
is out of fountain pens, he certainly can't have no
inflow pen. So if you walk in ahead of me, see,
I don't go in with that.
Speaker 2: I wait out here.
Speaker 1: You goes in and you pretend that you are shopping
for Christmas present and you want fifty of the finest pens.
Speaker 2: On the market. The ink floor.
Speaker 1: Now, this front of billings is certainly gonna wish you
had something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's creating a demand, all right, Ray. Now then
while you talking to demand, I bust in there in
the nicker time and I get the order for the.
Speaker 2: Five hundred ink floors. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now you go on in there and get the ball room.
And remember now when I walked in, I don't know you.
Speaker 3: Now when I come in there, you know, okay, gish,
here I go, creating yal.
Speaker 2: Mm well, pretty big visionary. So now if.
Speaker 3: I can find the boss before, this must mean mister Billin's.
Speaker 2: Coming over here. Now is something I can show? Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, you see, I was doing my Christmas shopping early,
and I want to buy some fountain fans ink flow fan.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 3: The reason I gotta have the ink flow pan is
because it's the only one on the market where they
adjust the blink flow and comes and fellow beautiful colors.
Speaker 2: And ain't it too bad that you ain't got none? Well, now,
how many ink flow tends would you want? Oh? Oh
about fifty? Shall I wrap them as gifts foil? Yeah,
that'd be a wait a minute. Wait if you mean.
Speaker 3: You've got inkflowpen fifty of them, I've got five hundred
of them.
Speaker 2: I bought them this morning from an ink Flow representative.
Oh you know, mister I was the nikker tan who
happy inclosed salesman, Kingfish. Mister Billins, I got.
Speaker 1: The order for five hundred ink flue pins. All way,
o jo, mister Billin's already got to do with timers.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, please run straight. I don't understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you see, I happen to be outside and
I overhear it. There's unknown customer creating a demand. So
I thought i'd boz right in with the supply.
Speaker 3: Here, Kingfish, I gotta tell your stuff in Kingfish, please
please quiet.
Speaker 1: And mister Billins, I can't understand how this unknown customer
here happened to catch my name like that.
Speaker 2: Yes, very strange. You caught his too, King Fish.
Speaker 1: You gotta listen to me alright, what do you want,
unknowed customer?
Speaker 2: I don't want nothing to be done.
Speaker 3: Already bought the five hundred in full pens from our competitor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the reason I'll come in of what
is that again?
Speaker 3: And your unknown friend was trying to tell you if
you came in to sell me five hundred in flow pens,
you're a little late. I bought them this morning and
they've already been delivered. We'll have to hear in that end.
Uh just got the idea, idea? What is an unknown friend?
Speaker 2: And I wish you was.
Speaker 1: Let's get acquainted and get out of here and sell
some tens.
Speaker 2: Well, what do you want, madam?
Speaker 3: Isa's gone house to house representing the ink flode fountain pen.
Speaker 4: I don't want any founding pen, and get your foot
out of my door.
Speaker 3: But madam, the ink flode pen is the only out
my foot.
Speaker 5: Oh good morning, oh madam? I uh hello, No, did
you want something?
Speaker 3: Well, there was something, but that don't mean nothing now, honey,
I don't know, darling.
Speaker 2: It's the idea of disturbing me and my wife.
Speaker 3: Well, of selling something, selling, no selling, no nose to nose.
Speaker 2: I just give it away free founting pans. That's on here,
half one. There is absolutely free.
Speaker 3: Hello there, Shorty, I'm glad I found you alone with
nobody in your barber Yeah. Oh oh hello Andy, how
was you feeling today, Shorty?
Speaker 7: I'm sorry you, I'm sorry you asked me that my
my stomach's all, my blood pressure's way away. My uncles
that they got my Disney, my Disney spells.
Speaker 2: They I feel great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'm glad you're feeling good, shorty, because you know,
when a man feels good, that's when he feels reportant.
Speaker 2: And when a.
Speaker 3: Man feels reportant, that's the time he needs the fountain
fin And since I represent the Ink.
Speaker 2: Flow Fountain Pen Company, I want to send you one.
Speaker 7: Oh the inkflow pen that there is, that that that's
one of the greatest fountain it did. But I've been
looking for un never getting no week on your feet
always right without the need it not the in comes
out with our without.
Speaker 2: I use a pencils.
Speaker 3: Looky here, shorty, listener, every man need the ink flow pen.
Speaker 2: And there's guarantees. How how much? Here is the ink
flow pen and a dollar appear?
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh, and I can't afford that kind of money.
Speaker 2: That's that's a lot of money. Give me six of.
Speaker 3: Six pens or that great shorty here here you is now,
just give me the money.
Speaker 2: He'll hear you is andy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wait a minute, what is this fifty CENTI where's
the other five?
Speaker 2: And a half.
Speaker 7: Well, Andy, Andy, you old me, old me to that
for haircut.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I didn't tell you to take it out
and pens, did I?
Speaker 7: I wait a minute, and you told me that when
you got the haircut. Don't you remember you said you
said that what you you promised me that you thought
the thing to do with it was my own.
Speaker 3: Idea, Kingfish, here, look at here. We've been out selling
all morning. You ain't got nothing but promises.
Speaker 2: And I have.
Speaker 3: Seven fins in the red. Seven fins in the red. Yeah,
six of them. I give the shorty for haircuts and
one to a gal's husband for a close share. You know,
you know Kingfish' show looked like our competitor is going
to get the exclusive contract.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but Anna didn't I tell you that the buyer
of the peerless department stool promise that he had pooned
later today by giving us an order for fifteen hundred
fluor pen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now we ain't er this competition yet, you know. Now
I left you out yea, and see we can't get
some customers.
Speaker 2: Uh almost blue uh uh yeah. Uh. We ain't had
time to tell you yet.
Speaker 1: But we was in the reporting business and me and
mister Brown has got to gor there.
Speaker 2: The most seals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you see, we is bucking another fellow to get
this Cari guard.
Speaker 4: I shall hope you beat him, whoever he is. And
don't you worry. I'll say right here and take all
the flow matches and I'll just take out of the
office and I'll just.
Speaker 2: Send all right. Well, goodbye, mist Blue.
Speaker 1: Come on, in.
Speaker 4: My goodness, there is the most talkative man. I can't
get him worth it e't way?
Speaker 2: Hello, Hell on, miss Blue? This is miss Blue? Who
is there, Miss Blue? This is mister Williams.
Speaker 4: Mister Williams. Yeah, oh, mister Williams. I hope you're not
calling him because I haven't been doing well nothing my
job with you. You see how I have to work.
It's a part time see.
Speaker 3: Uga hold him, hold on him in this Blue. I
called to tell you what a wonderful job you're doing.
In fact, I'd like to come up this afternoon and.
Speaker 2: Talk to you personally.
Speaker 4: Oh, mister Williams. There you're william mean there?
Speaker 2: Mean it?
Speaker 3: Why with the sales record you've shown, there's no doubt
in my mind that you will be the exclusive Harlem
representative of the Ink Flow Pen Company.
Speaker 1: Well, so the king fashion and these competition in the
ink flow pen contest.
Speaker 2: Is their own secretary.
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which they probably will very shortly. You know, friends, I
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credit for spreading the good word about Rinso. Well, actually,
you ladies really spread the news over a luncheon table.
Speaker 2: For instance.
Speaker 1: You this blow, I Betty, I've had it for ages.
Speaker 8: It's so hard to replace clothes these days, what with
materials being so scarce, and now I try to take
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Speaker 8: It really keeps my clothes look looking practically like new
after dozens of washing.
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to be married Jennie Perkins.
Speaker 8: You see, Janie, Rinso gets out more dirt, so your
white wash comes out snowy rinso white, washable colors, sparkling
wrinso bright, and that Jane is something to whistle about.
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Speaker 2: Wash day too.
Speaker 1: And now back to the amoson Andy show. Well, Andy
and the Kingfish are certainly in for a big surprise
because they don't know that their competitor for the Harlem
agency of the Ink Flow Pen is their part time secretary,
Miss Genevieve Blue. Nor do they know, as we join
them now in Andy's office, that mister Williams, sales manager
of the Ink flow Pen Company, is on his way
uptown right now to see her.
Speaker 2: Miss Blue.
Speaker 3: Was any messages while we was out, but shot that the.
Speaker 2: Barber was in.
Speaker 4: He said if he came over to tell you that
he wanted that, he would like to that. He was
very anxious that he had to say about. He didn't
want nothing.
Speaker 2: That show was getting short. His measures all right, word
for word. Any telephone calls, no, sir, get run from me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you get on in the back office, Miss
Blue and do whatever you're supposed.
Speaker 2: To be doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I sure we've got fire of the pells department,
so would call up and order them fifteen hundred tens.
And he said he'd call up some time to day. Yeah,
that show would put us on a wait a minute,
goods coming in?
Speaker 2: How you do sir? Oh pardon me? Is it's your office? Oh? Yeah, sure,
that's right. Well, I'm mister Williams of the Ink Floor
Pen Company, and I was looking for mister Williams. Are
glad to know you? My name was Stevens. Is mister Brown? Yeah?
How is your mister Williams?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess you come up to see how we're
doing with the Harlem territory.
Speaker 2: Oh we hitting the ball all right? Oh yes, yeah,
Stephens and Brown? Why I had no idea you were
in the same office.
Speaker 1: With Oh yaha, yaller, he was in the same offers.
H mean Brown worked right together here.
Speaker 2: That's right now.
Speaker 3: By the way, missus Williams, what's the name of our
competitor on this thing? Is that a secret? The secret?
Your competitor's name is Blue?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, now, like I say the thing, uh.
Speaker 3: The blue, No, it couldn't be uh you say blue?
Speaker 2: That's right, Blue? Oh that couldn't be part of man.
Speaker 1: Well, I only way most Williams, Are we really gonna
start center in orders?
Speaker 2: Uh? Yeah, you sent it.
Speaker 3: You might have to build your bigger to take care
of Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh, I tell you.
Speaker 2: There's no limit of what can we can do When
we thought?
Speaker 1: Uh uh you say that name was blue?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right. Uh not that it make no difference
to us?
Speaker 1: Uh is Uh there's the crew of the thought I
got in my head?
Speaker 2: But uh would you say this wasn't blue? That competing
with us is a male or female?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know what you're driving at, but it
happens to be miss Blue. As a matter of fact,
the reason I came.
Speaker 2: Here was too. Are you saying miss Blue?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Uh? Posting set blue is a common name. It was
a lot of blues.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the whole thing it does a coincidence. Uh,
let's forget it now.
Speaker 2: Mother Williams are getting back to the cousin's been going in.
Uh we know that the ink flo pimp do is? Uh?
Speaker 3: What is her first name? H Wait a minute, mister Williams.
If her first name is Genevieve, we don't want to
hear it. Uh what a Genevieve? We don't want to
hear it. Now, Look I came here to see Miss Blue,
who he is, incidentally doing a wonderful job selling our friends.
I might say, she's miles ahead of you in this competition.
The rate she's going, she'll have this contest since for
the next twenty four hours. Now, where can I find it?
Speaker 2: She's in the back office.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you, I'll go back in to see.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 3: Will have it since in the next twenty four hours,
Kingsbree two million secretaries in New York, and we gotta
pick our competitor. Yeah, and this competition is over on Wednesday. Yeah,
what else we're gonna do? We gotta win kings Free
Say wait a minute, by then, I think I got
an angle. Yeah, listen, this order work. Come on, and
we got some arrangements to make. Now that we got
everything all set, and here's how it's gonna work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is good. All right.
Speaker 1: Lightning is going to phone the office here and say
that he is the fire of the Philadelphia supply coming
and that he wants Miss Blue to come to Philadelphia
for a big order of inkslo pen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That'll keep her in Philadelphia all day, whereas you won't
sell nothing.
Speaker 2: And in the meantime, we're gonna have Harlem all to ourselves. Yeah,
now okay.
Speaker 1: On top of that, the Plus department store you know,
is supposed to phone us both fifteen hundred pins that
we're gonna order now, brother Andre, we are gonna win
this thing yet if you just stick with it, because
we're gonna get that order from the Pierlo store. Oh show,
wait a minute, wait a minute, issue come now.
Speaker 7: Can come in?
Speaker 2: Most Blue, come in.
Speaker 4: You're not going to fire it just because you find
out I'm selling info pens.
Speaker 3: Too, oh normous blue, nor fact. This just to show
you there ain't no hart villains Me and the kingfishes
de side of that.
Speaker 2: Well, you can have the next order that's telephoned them.
Speaker 4: Oh that's almost warrior sir. I can't thank you enough.
And when I write to mother down lose that, I
gonna tell it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you better take that poone Carmos Blue all right.
Speaker 2: Oh there's lightning now him. Hello, Hello, this is a
periless department store. If you come right over, you can
have the order for fifteen hundred eight floor pen fifteen
hundred pens.
Speaker 4: Oh that's a wonderful order. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I'll be right over.
Speaker 4: Goodbye, I just got the most wonderful order. I've got
to dash out now.
Speaker 3: Don't be getting a half Oh, King say fifteen hundred boy,
that lightning the show found already most blue.
Speaker 2: Uh, don't feel that you gotta rush by. I just
take your time for you.
Speaker 1: Well, pardoner, deal, we's up to slip one over on.
Speaker 3: The smartness blue in with oh show, and you got
to handle the lightning the way he build it up there,
fifteen hundred pins.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, wait a minute, I'll get it. Hello, Hello,
this is the Philadelphia Supply. I got a wait a minute, wait,
who is this lightning? I said, this is lightning of.
Speaker 1: The Philadelphia Supply here, and I got order for five
hundred fountain pins.
Speaker 2: If you come right over, listen, Lightning. You done called
once already? What's the idea? Call the second time? Uh?
This is the first time I have called.
Speaker 3: Well then, who was it that called before and ordered
them fifteen hundred fountain pens?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Go by lightning, King Fish, something's wrong? Yeah he got
kill less? Huh yeah, listen, King Fish, this whole thing
was your great idea.
Speaker 2: What you gotta say now?
Speaker 1: I wonder how the Lord reads on shooting a scenographer.
Speaker 2: Gabe, you as our lawyer.
Speaker 3: Now that order for fifteen hundred times belongs to us.
Speaker 2: Now what can we do about it?
Speaker 9: I let me see, let me see, no not, I
let me see what the legal angle is. Oh yeah,
comes from now, coming from now.
Speaker 2: It's record driving, That's what it is. It's records driving.
Reckless driver. How you figure that, Gabby?
Speaker 9: Well, you fell us awful reckless to let her answer
the phone. Now she's driving you out of business. That's
reckless driving. If I on the head.
Speaker 1: Telling me us Gaber and kids we wants to sue
miss Blue? Is we got something here? Or will the
kids be throwed out the courts?
Speaker 9: Well as you'll lawyer, As your lawyer, I assure you
that you really got something. The case won't be thrown
on the court.
Speaker 1: What gonna be prown on court?
Speaker 2: There's only one trouble. One trouble. What's that? The case
won't be thrown out, but you will.
Speaker 3: Gabby, Ain't you got no advice for us to keep
in the running for the exclusive sales agency for the
Ain't Flow fans.
Speaker 9: That's only one thing to do. One thing to do.
Merge with a former partnership. That's where you can both
get to see as Hayden say, merges the thing, orst
emerges the thing.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, merger, Yeah, come on, and let's get
ahold of that gale right now and tie her up. Listen, Kingfish,
this was your idea merging with Miss Blue?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, how did I know what it was gonna
turn out this way? The merger turned out that were
working for her as a couple of janitors. And we've
done told everbody that we as a couple of big executives.
Speaker 3: There I ashamed. What is we're gonna tell our friends? Yeah, well,
let's don't stand here. I'll take the dust fan, you
take the broom and wait a minute, wait a minute,
I'll get it.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, and this is I just called up to
find out how you and the king face is doing
what your merger. Amos. Believe me, we is clean enough,
just clean enough. You'll hear Amos and Andy again in
just a moment. You know.
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Speaker 1: Be sure to be with us again next Friday evening
at the same time when the makers of Rinsaw will
again present Amos and Andy with their guests that great
stars Freen and Radio Frank Morgan. This program is broadcast
to our armed forces everywhere. This is Harlow Wilcox saying
good night to you for all of us and finding
you that every nine minutes one of your fellow Americans
dies of tuberculosis. Will you help to fight this menacing disease?
You can just by buying and using Christmas Seals. The
money from Christmas Seals works all year round to fight
the growing threats of tuberculosis. This Christmas, be sure you
join the fight, buy and use more Christmas Seals.
Speaker 3: Why is Lifeboy America's favorite bath? So I'll tell you
two big reasons. Life Boy in your daily bath gives
all over protection from d oh yes, from.
Speaker 2: Head to toe. It's stopped the oh and life.
Speaker 3: Boy gives protection at lasts and last, so play say
make sure Life Boys and your soapid.
Speaker 2: It's the only sulf especially edge to stop.
Speaker 1: This is the National Broadcasting Company
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