These days all our thoughts are on the job our fighting men are doing. It's up to us to back them in every detail!

9 seconds sound clip from the Christmas in July (1944) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:52:43 in the radio play.

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- Ooooohhh, Billdocker!

- It's what you call a pun, and believe me, some pun!

- We just sent the winner a telegram, a guy by the name of James MacDonald and...

- Why, Dr. Maxford, how pale you look!

- In just a moment, our stars will return for a curtain call.

- These days all our thoughts are on the job our fighting men are doing. It's up to us to back them in every detail!

- They'll need more and more supplies, ammunition, synthetic rubber tires, yes, and drugs for the wounded.

- Your used kitchen fats help to make all these things! So, keep filling up that can on the back of your stove.

- You know, ever since D Day, I've tried to double the amount of fat I've been saving.

- The way I see it, our boys are doing an all out job in Europe, and we've got to do an all out job here at home too.

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