Strands of Death

Lips and tea and lipton soups present in a sanctum mystery. Good evening, friend, the una sanctum. All waiting to go through the squeaking door. What a long line.

But everybody's here tonight. The line reaches right to the edge of the grave. Been waiting long. Seven days and seven nights. Yet, yeah, you should have not. I can always slip the latch string out and you could hang around properly.

Why, Mr. Host, people don't need a latch string to do that. Didn't you know that all our listeners hang on your every word? Oh, yes, Mary. There's no better place than in a sanctum for people to get the news.

Or the news. As a matter of fact, we have some good news for our listeners right now. Folks, they're the new delight waiting for you when you try Lipton tea. Many of you may have been drinking tea for years, but until you taste Lipton, you just don't know the full pleasure of tea at its delicious best.

Lipton, you see, has brisk flavor. In fact, brisk is the very word that the tea experts themselves use to describe Lipton's spirited, full-bodied flavor. Unlike ordinary, dull-tasting teas, Lipton's is never flat, but always hearty.

is fine. Lipton tea gives you more contentment than every cup. So do try it soon. It's tea at its tastiest. Lipton tea with that grand brisk flavor. Alpha tonight's story. It's an original radio play written especially for the Uno Sanctum by Hank Warner. Call stands of death and starring Santa Sotega in the role of Henry. Do you

You love your wife. You enjoy buying her a handsome fur piece, perfume, jewell, or nylon. Do you wonder secretly what you would do if a finery you bought her was used by her to win another man so that you could leave you?