The Deadline Murder Rolf K Mills

El Mal famous cigarettes presents the big story Of course, please. Yeah, yeah Yeah, so can stick enough out of the dump. Yeah Yeah The thing is there was legs in them a woman's leg the big story Here is a

Sound and its fury its joy and its sorrow as faithfully reported by the men and women of the great American newspapers Minneapolis, Minnesota. From the pages of the Minneapolis Morning Tribune, the headline story of a murder victim who was buried alive. Tonight, to Ralph K. Mills, the Minneapolis Morning Tribune, goes the pale male award for the big story.

And one that is outstanding. And if America's leading cigarettes, one is outstanding. The The longer finer cigarette in the distinguished red package, pale male. Ladies and gentlemen, have you noticed how many of your friends have changed to pale male?

There's a reason. Pale male famous cigarettes. Good to look at. Good to feel. Good to taste. And good to smoke. Yes, there's one cigarette that's really different. Really outstanding. Pale male. For pale males, greater length of traditionally fine mellow tobaccos filters the smoke of this longer, finer cigarette.

Give you that smoothness, mildness and satisfaction, no other cigarette off to. Totes that are alike, and one that is outstanding, and of America's leading cigarettes, one is outstanding. They all know famous cigarettes, outstanding, and they are mild.

And now the story as it actually happened. Ralph K. Mills' story as he lived it. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Your name? Ralph K. Mills. Your paper?

The Minneapolis Morning Tribune. Your beat? Well, that's your particular squawk, this particular night of April 29th, because you're supposed to be working out of the city room, and instead, you're on substitute duty Down at Police Headquarters.