Ex-convict

The Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation brings you crime photographer. Hi, Arthur Bird. What are you reading? Uh, kinda information test in the paper. It says, what do these four names stand for? John L. Sullivan, John J. McGraw, Cott Sloan, Barney Oldby.

Ah, easy. Boxing, baseball, racing, auto-racing. Say you got them fast. That's a cinch. They're among most famous names in their line. Everybody knows those names. certainly like everyone knows that anchor hawking is the most famous name in glass good evening ladies and gentlemen this is tony marvin every week at this time the anchor hawking glass corporation of Lancaster

ohio and it's more than ten thousand employees bring you another adventure of t c crime photographer ace cameraman who covers the crime news of a great city written by alonzo din cole our adventure for tonight ex-convict a highway leading from the city to its suburbs.

At an intersection stands a hitchhike addressed in new but strangely ill-fitting clothes. A better-looking car slows down and has a dust hole. Up in, bud. Thanks. What are you heading for? Cotton Dale? Oh, you're in luck.

You're passing right through there. That swarm was Casey's the name. Mine's cold. Where you going in, Artan Dale? Rinsley Road, the Maddox Estates. How do you know? I just guessed. How long you've been out of the big house.

Now look here if you're going to win him and don't get sore. You were caught in the sign on the windshield telling you my racket. Press. Mm-hmm. One of them wise guy reporters. Now, it's a dumb photographer.

You remember my case. You took pictures of me when I was wrapped up. Never saw you before. When a guy wearing a prison issue suit is heading for asymatics, the next con can't get an honest job anywhere else.