Death Talks Out of Turn

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Each Tuesday night at this time you hear one of the great mystery stories, from either the famous classics or from the best of the moderns by Mr. Jeffrey Barnes. Mr. Barnes, who has made a lifelong study of mystery fiction, is a connoisseur of fine detective stories.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Mowley Mystery Theater. Tonight we bring you a tale of espionage in wartime Washington, set in the exciting days before the invasion of North Africa. It is based on a novel by Richard Paul, now before our molly mystery fair to play begins.

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I want you to meet Lieutenant Andy Blake, who is here in the studio to tell you his own story. Lieutenant Blake. For October 1942, at wartime Washington was quite restful until my wife, Arabella, arrived.

I'd been commissioned in the Army several months before and had reported in Washington, leaving Arab behind to join me later. I thought that when Arab arrived, my troubles would be over. But I must have been enough.

Five months of married life should have taught me better. Any time Mrs. Arabella Blake wraps a guy in Cotton Wool, he better not strike a match for its likely to be gun cotton. Like most of Arab blacks, her rival in Washington was unannounced.