Narrator/Commercial Voice

Wash after wash, Rinse-O leaves your clothes bright and new-looking because those power-packed suds get out more dirt.

Yes, you'll be proud of your Rinse-A-Wash, but you'll join our chorus of women who've learned to sing their way through wash day like this.

So get Rinso tomorrow.

Boston Blackie, unaware that Helen Carew has tipped off Inspector Faraday as to his destination, is en route to Godet's Jewelers to try to prevent the robbery of the vault there and to discover who is back of the attempt to steal the famous Tsar of the Nile emerald.

It is midnight at the Godet vault.

I suppose it's your business if you want to make a big job out of dishwashing.

But I'd like to butt in just the same because I feel you don't really like to spend a lot of time at the kitchen sink.

And you don't have to if you put Rinso to work for you.

Those peppy Rinso suds get your dishes sparkling bright so easily that there's not much point in scraping and scouring with the lazy suds of some soaps.

And Rinseau's so economical, too.

Just a little Rinseau goes a long, long way.

So better get Rinseau tomorrow for dishwashing, for all the soap and water jobs around the house, and for a wash that's... Rinseau White and Rinseau Bright.

Friends, millions of tons of paper are needed to ship ammunition and blood plasma, so vitally necessary in the winning of this war.

Do your share to see that our boys get the material they need.

Save paper.

The need is terribly urgent.

Now, one simple way to help is to take your own shopping bag to the grocer's.

Be sure to listen in at this same time next week for another exciting adventure with Boston Blackie.

You can see Chester Morris' Boston Blackie on the screen at your favorite movie theater.

Boston Blackie's latest Columbia picture is One Mysterious Night, soon to be released.