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Speaker 1: The Fiber McGhee and Molly Show every weekday. At this time,

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NBC brings you Fibber, McGhee and Bali transcribed. The show

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is written by Phil Leslie and Ralph Goodman and directed

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by Mac Cuttle. We'll join Fibber and Bally in just

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the moment. There's one question that probably causes more sleepless

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nights than all the others put together. It goes something

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like this, how can I save money when I hardly

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earn enough to keep going? That is a serious question

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because it involves your future and your families. But it's

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not hopeless. True. It's not easy to save money at first,

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but once it becomes a habit, it's the simplest thing

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you ever did. Provided you choose a plan like the

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Payroll Savings plan for buying United States Savings Buy it's

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the easy, painless way to ensure your future security. Just

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ask your employer to save a few dollars from your paychecks.

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Every time enough money accumulates, your employer buys your savings

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bonds for you automatically. Those bonds now mature in less

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than ten years, and pay you four dollars for every

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three dollars you put in the payroll savings plan can

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mean extra money for your future. Join today, You'll feel

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more secure tomorrow if you buy United States Savings bonds today.

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Speaker 2: Man, what's that? Beautiful?

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Speaker 3: Daddy? You us? You have been listening to an hour

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of recorded Christmas carols, may treating some of America's foremost

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Carlin groups. Your station is wis in Westful District.

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Speaker 4: Turn it off now?

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Speaker 2: Huh got it?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 2: This is a mighty fine life. Sweet time. Yep, cozy

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fire in the fireplace, beautiful Christmas treaty with presents piled

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around it, good friends dropping in all day. Hasn't it

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been a wonderful Christmas?

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Speaker 4: Christmas will always be wonderful all as long as I

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got you?

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Speaker 2: Well, what a nice little speech? Aren't you sweet?

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Speaker 3: Is?

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Speaker 4: That's what everybody says? Yep, Now, don't the Owks club

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they all say, ain't McGee sweet? Lon Kramer's drug Store

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they say that McGee, he's sure is sweet. Over at

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the Chinese laundry they say hong goll fu yak, which

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translated means mister McGee is sweet. No, that means if

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mister McGee beep swans tomorrow, I'm gonna start you's undershirts.

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Speaker 2: Ah, you're cute.

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Speaker 4: Hey, you like your present's kiddo, I mean, did you

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really like him? You know we're you surprised, completely surprised.

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Speaker 2: The perfume was the biggest surprise. Atory it wouldn't be,

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I said to myself. He gave me perfume the last

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three years, so I know I won't give me any perfume.

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Speaker 1: Niggah.

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Speaker 4: So I told Doc Devil I bought that perfume. I

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told him you'd figured it that way, so I knew

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perfume would surprise you.

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Speaker 2: And the perse it's just beautiful, perfect.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I picked it out myself.

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Speaker 2: I could tell.

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Speaker 4: I figure, if I got your brown purse, you'd have

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to wear brown with it'd see, and black purse would

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just go with black clothes. So I got a personal

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god and anything red, green, purple, and orange.

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Speaker 2: I love it.

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Speaker 4: Boy, This robe sure is a knockout. You like a

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millionaire and silk robe. Never had a silk.

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Speaker 2: One before it becomes you dairy.

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Speaker 4: How do you know I wanted a silk robe? You

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didn't swipe one of them letters I wrote, Santa Claus?

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Speaker 2: Did you if you mean those little notes that said

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Santa Baby, bring me a silk robe that you left

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tinder the shower curtain and paste it on my compact

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mirror and under your plate at breakfast. No, I never

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noticed them.

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Speaker 4: Just shows to go. You if when two people live

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together as long as we have, you can read my mind.

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Speaker 2: Yes, even the fine friends.

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Speaker 4: Don't forget. Christmas isn't over yet either. Don't forget. I'm

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taking you off for dinner tonight, any place you name,

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and the swank ear the better.

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Speaker 2: That's just going to be wonderful.

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Speaker 4: McGain.

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Speaker 2: But do you think you should spend the money? You know,

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you spend so much on me.

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Speaker 1: Forget it.

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Speaker 4: Money is no objection. What's money? Besides? I got the

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door all saved up for this.

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Speaker 2: Well, there's some wonderful places to eat.

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Speaker 4: You just picked the place that's all. Pierre's, the sump Room,

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the Riots Vista, how about the snark room down at

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Carol's restaurant.

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Speaker 2: Well, it ought to be someplace so special. I think

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I'll get the paper and look through the ad.

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Speaker 4: Look God for the Christmas tree, you all, I see it.

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Speaker 2: You know, I think we should have put this tree

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in the corner there McGain, instead about in the middle

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of the floor like this it's.

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Speaker 4: Too pretty to stick away in the corner. I don't

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want anybody to miss this tree.

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Speaker 2: No one's missed it so far. Everyone's bumped into it

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at least once.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but you notice when they finished putting the arments

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back on, they always say it's a beautiful tree.

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Speaker 2: That's because company Merry Christmas.

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Speaker 4: Kellyan had the Merry Christmas to you, my dear, and

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even to you dilly boy. Oh thanks, Docy watch the

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tree watching see, I'm sorry it's a little toof between

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the tree and the doorway here. Where's this one on

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the four from Mollie?

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Speaker 2: You notice you say you bag any place, doctor Haski.

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Speaker 4: That's a beautiful tree, Molly. In fact, your whole house

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looks pretty, all the Christmas decorations and everything.

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Speaker 3: It's a rough time for a.

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Speaker 1: Bachelor, you know that.

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Speaker 2: Well, we feel pretty fortunate, doctor, It's been a wonderful Christmas.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and I'm gonna wind it up by taking her

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off to the snazziest place in town for dinner. Docky

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got me suggestion, poor.

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Speaker 1: There are a lot of good places to eat.

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Speaker 4: The swankiest place in town, of course, is that new

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English spot Marlborough House.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I heard Missus McDonald, the president of the Third

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National Bank's wife tell a rob it. They say it's great.

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Speaker 4: Oh, it's good enough for the maker's wife. It's none

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too good for us to see. You know anybody there, Doc, Yeah,

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Miss Callahan and I eat out there quite often.

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Speaker 3: No, Lord Cobbleton, very well, Lord Cobbleton.

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Speaker 2: He's the major d mention my name.

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Speaker 4: He'll give you a good table where in the kitchen.

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Oh well, that's what Doc considers a good table, right

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next to the roast b right docky.

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Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, duck tail.

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Speaker 4: When I'm sitting across the table from Miss Callahan, with

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the candlelight.

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Speaker 1: And soft music, I don't much notice what I'm needing.

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A likely story.

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Speaker 2: She's a pretty girl, doctor Molly.

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Speaker 4: If you could have seen her out there the other

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night in a new blue formal.

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Speaker 2: Formal. She wears your formal to dinner.

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Speaker 4: Oh sure everyone dresses for dinner at the Marlborough.

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Speaker 1: Oh you'll love it out there. Well, I gotta get moving, kids,

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I'm picking Darris up in twenty minutes.

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Speaker 4: We're going down to beju Yeah, what's you gonna say?

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What's the main feature? Her beautiful blue eye, Oh, merry

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Christmas kid song.

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Speaker 2: Well, I think the love bug has getten a big

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chunk out of the doctor. Gag.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll never miss a kidd on. Hey, that Marlborough

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sounds like quite a joint, you know. Don't say I

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never take you out, kidd'll because this is your night wonderful.

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A'll go upstairs and get out my TUTSI I don't

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Speaker 2: Sounds awfully stuffy to make the game. It's only five o'clock.

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Blast a while. Let's think of another place.

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Speaker 4: Any place at all, to see you. Just name it,

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and by George, we'll.

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Speaker 3: Have it.

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Speaker 1: Back to wistful Vista in a minute. The tradition of

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religious freedom and of religious worship in America goes back

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to the very founding of our country. The cornerstone of

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our declaration of Independence is a statement that all men

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are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. So,

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in these days of world crisis, when our nation and

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all its citizens need spiritual strength and guidance, all of

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us should think again of what religion means to us

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and to our country. More than anything else, it is

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religious faith that protects our families, our homes, and our nations.

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It is religious faith that makes our way of life possible,

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and it is religious faith that makes that way of

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life worthwhile. The churches of America symbolize the belief that

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through community worship we can gain the moral strength and

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courage to lead a good life. Wherever you are, whatever

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your faith may be, be sure to attend and support

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the church or synagogue of your choice. Take your friends

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and neighbors with you to church or synagogue. Life their

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life with faith. Bring them to worship this week.

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Speaker 4: What about that new steak and chops place out on

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the highway, what do they call it?

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Speaker 2: The Chappa Daryl? Yeah, I don't know. That's pretty far out.

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Traffic's probably awful bad too.

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Speaker 3: Oh. I know?

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Speaker 4: What about the surface room with the plaza. That's a

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popular spot.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 4: The waiters wear tom suits and the major d wears

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a top hat and cracks a whip.

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Speaker 2: Pretty it's noisy there, isn't it. I don't care much

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for dinner music played on the Coliita either. I'll tell

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you what. Let's make it the rich distance the sumprooms.

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Speaker 4: Well with me. You know, this is your presence. Their

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food is the best in town, and the service is good.

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Speaker 2: We could dance a little.

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Speaker 4: We can dance all nine if you want to. This

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is your night, Oh wonderful.

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Speaker 2: Stir up the fire a little wigain.

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Speaker 4: I'll put another log on it. I don't want to

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keep them out.

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Speaker 2: Nothing like a fire in the fireplace. Isn't it pretty?

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Speaker 4: Like I say, everything's going to be just the way

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you want it tonight, mom ah an. I won't argue

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with the head waiter, won't make snide cracks about the food.

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I'll even tip the hat check girl without beefing. And

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we'll take a taxicab both ways.

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Speaker 2: How'll that wonderful?

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Speaker 4: I just want to make this a perfect Christmas for you.

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Speaker 2: It is a perfect Christmas day. You're the sweetest husband

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any group. So points killer. Come in.

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Speaker 3: Merry Christmas, coach, No, the.

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Speaker 2: Same you, and Merry Christmas, mister Wimple, come.

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Speaker 3: In your house, fixture christmasy. I love an open scius.

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Speaker 4: No by here, let me take that big package off

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your hands.

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Speaker 3: Oh thank you, miss Simsie. I'm sorry I'm so late

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with your Christmas Christmas.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, you didn't need to bother, mister Wimple.

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Speaker 4: Oh no, boy, you didn't have to buy us anything.

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Speaker 3: Well, You've both been so nice to me, letting me

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stay here while my wife was away and everything. I

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just wanted to bring you a small token.

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Speaker 4: A small token, he says. Look at the size of

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this box. William Molly from the silver shop too, won't

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get the scissors.

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Speaker 3: Oh that isn't for you. That box is a gift

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my birdwatchers group just gave me. I haven't had a

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chance to here. I have your present here somewhere. Oh

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did I've had it right here in my desk pocket?

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Speaker 2: Oh well, don't worry.

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Speaker 4: I mean I must have dropped them in some place.

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Speaker 3: They were the cutest miniature salt and type of shakers,

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cheuty little eagles. The one with a bald head was

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the salt. Oh life feel terrible?

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Speaker 4: Oh so do I? From the size of this box.

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I mean, I mean well, I feel bad too, losing out.

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I'm a fascinating gift, like a wall ahead of salt shaker.

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Speaker 2: Maybe they'll turn out I look at home, because surely didn't.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I bring them by any time.

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Speaker 3: One.

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Speaker 4: Don't hurry. We're getting ready to get dressed and I'm

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gloved right now. Anyhow, I'm taking Molly ouf the Christmas dinner.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna get all dressed up and go to the

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Speaker 3: Oh, that's a wonderful place and very popular too.

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Speaker 4: I only take my wife for the best spots.

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Speaker 3: Of course, I won't keep you because we should get started.

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I passed through on my way over here, and the

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lobby is jammed. People are waiting clear out on the side.

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Speaker 3: Really, you won't have to wait more than a half hours, though,

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because when they're crowded. Likes that the weights work very

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fast and they rush the customers to pretty quickly.

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Speaker 2: It's all they do. Huh. We've never been there when

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they were really crowded.

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Speaker 3: We should watch out for the little jumpy waited with

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a bird head. He snatches your plate when you get

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up to them. Well, have a pleasant dinner and marry Christmas.

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Speaker 4: Oh thanks mallam, Thanks mister Wimple, thank you.

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Speaker 2: I didn't want to go to the sump room anyhow,

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you need it.

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Speaker 4: Plenty of better places than Tom Eathan getting your plate

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yanked out from on you just because you get up

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to dance by a egro waiter. Of course, there are hand.

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Speaker 1: Me that paper.

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Speaker 4: I'll pick out the perfect spot because for you took

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tea on.

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Speaker 2: You won't need the paper dairy. I know, just the

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play good good. I've been thinking about it all afternoon,

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and there's only one place I want to be this

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Christmas evening. Just name it right here at my own

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fireside with you.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but I promise to take you while I mean, Judy,

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see my life. That's swell.

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Speaker 2: I'll call a delicateation an order some sandwichar goodness, put

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another log on the fire, don'kay ah, what a wonderful Christmas.

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Speaker 1: Fibber and Molly will be right back each night. We

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at NBC take great pleasure in bringing you such fine

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programs as the Fiber McGee and Bali Show. For it

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is such programs as this that have, throughout the years

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helped to build your confidence in the NBC Radio Network.

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When you set your dial to this station, you know

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that you will hear the finest of all radio entertainment.

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In sending these programs into your home for you to

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select freely without payment of any kind, the National Broadcasting

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Company and its affiliated stations always assume the role of

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guardians of good taste. When you set your dial to

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the station where you hear the familiar three chimes. You

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know that you will hear only programs which can and

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will be listened to and enjoyed by your whole family.

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And Today on Christmas, as on each day of broadcasting

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throughout the year, the NBC reaffirms to you it's earnest

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hope that its programs will always be welcome in your

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home and in all homes throughout America. Set your radio

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dial to the familiar three NBC chimes, your invitation to

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the best in radio entertainment.

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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, Molly and I hope you've all had

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as happy as Christmas as we've had this year, and we.

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Speaker 2: Hope all the days of your life are as happy

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as this Christmas day. Good Night, good night.

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Speaker 1: All NBC has thought. You're the fever McGee and Molly

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program Transcribe with Bill Hampson as Wall, as Wimple, Arthur Q.

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Bryant as Doctor Gamble. This is John Wall inviting you

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to be with us again next Monday night for another

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visit with Pebber, McGhee and Molly. Today's the day to

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start enjoying your new kitchen radio and the great lineup

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of shows on the NBC Radio network. Boo