1948-xx-xx (014) Diamond in the Sky

Box 13 with the star of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd as Dan Holiday. Box 13, care of Star Times. You advertised for adventure? I have it for you. If you will go any place, I can offer Paris.

If you will do anything, you are the man I need. If you are interested, call at my office any day between the hours of 10 a.m. Any day between the hours of 10 a.m. and noon.

I am a 247-wall bash place signed William Martin. Paris. Adventure. What a dream that could have been. It was, but the awakening was different. And now, back to Box 13. And Dan Holiday's newest adventure, Diamond in the Sky.

It sounded great. A trip to Paris and Adventure for the frosting on the cake. Whoever Mr. William Martin was, he must have known that waving a deal like that in front of anyone was making it a sure thing.

But Susie as usual had something to say. I don't know, Mr. Holiday. Maybe it's just somebody kidding you. That's the girl, Susie. Get out the wet blanket, spread them around. Then again, maybe just Mr. Martin is beyond approach.

The word Susie is, reproach. But I've got a brilliant idea. What, Mr. Holiday? What, Mr. Holiday? It's all very simple. I go to see Mr. William Martin at 247 Wal-Bash Place. MUSIC Wal-Bash Place was one of those little streets filled with small businesses.

But number 247 was by itself. No display window in front like the others. I thumbed a bell button that had a card under it with William Martin engraved on it. One minute later, after introductions, I was looking across a desk at a short, stocky, apple cheek Man who said no one knows you have come here mr. Holyday. No just my secretary. Oh