The Edge of Death

Lipton tea and lipton soup present in her sanctum mystery. Evening friends of the honor sanctum. Here's your host at the creaking door. Through these portals past the world's most horrified people.

What's the matter? If my happy medium starts you, sorry, I keep him round to get in the right spirit, you know. Oh, by the way, if you feel a cold, thin sliver of steel across your neck in the next half hour, sit perfectly still. Someone's got an edge on you.

Gracious, Mr. Hose, I'm afraid I'd have to move fast. Oh, Mary, you must sit still. You wouldn't want to lose your head. Well, I'll remember your advice, Mr. Hose. But right now, I have some advice for our are lipton listeners.

You know, a teapot can't talk. But if it could, I think it would tell you the same thing that I do about making tea. I think it would probably say the most delicious tea is the tea with the most flavor.

And I'll bet it would cast its vote, as so many folks do, for lipton tea. Because liptons has that grand brisk flavor, the flavor that's so different from other teas, the flavor that fills your cup with pleasure.

You'll taste a world of tangy, full-bodied goodness Lipton's it's tea at its tastiest so make that next part of tea you brew at your house Lipton tea and now here's a little tale of horror that speaks for itself the edge of death written by Frederick Mather and starring Larry Haynes in the role of Ralph we're going to tell you overnight Satan played a game of murder

along a deserted strip of Manhattan's waterfront for his sport he chose two friend for his victim or woman. At the weapon he suggested he had long ago placed in the hands of another murderer. The weapon was a long slender graceful rapier which first drew blood at the hand of Rasputin, a mad monk of Russia.