Mrs Union Station

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The next card was chosen from the Hall World Edition by one of the world's most popular authors, his knowledge of stories and events. Anyone's story or imagination is universally recognized. Or he is the author of Goodby Mr. Chipps, Random Harvest, Lost Horizon, and many others you have loved in books and on the screen.

Our Marcus Foude presents the distinguished novelist, Mr. James Hilton. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I'm please to do with you again. Tonight we have one of those stories that doesn't try to tell the end of the world's pressing problems.

The guest goes madamee alarm, and the black itself should do it to a perfect world. It's a magazine story which appeared a few years ago and took a lot of people's fancy, including mine, and Arthur the Yard Chute.

It's called Mrs. Union Station, hot For Douglas Welch is not only a spinner of good yarns, but he also has the appreciation of a realistic person. Here's something you wrote recently. What most of us need of all else is just a word now and then we'll let us know that people care.

Those are significant words, Mr. Welch, and they express as well as any we know the reason for remembering to send hallmark cards for your friends. On those special occasions when you want them to know you're thinking of them.

For hallmark cards to say, just what you want to say, the way you want to say. Now, here's Mr. Hylton and our story. Oh, yeah. Train. But for me, they've had a very real fascination.