Money Talks
Suspense · July 3, 1947 · 28 min · 4,752 words
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suspense in the finest homes and restaurants where distinguished hospitality as a gracious tradition the choice in wines is CRESTA the LA and CA crests are Blanca crested Blanca yes the best served crests of Lanka and whatever the occasion is a magnificent crests of Lanka California wine to bring rare pleasure to every discriminating taste. That's why for gracious dining this holiday weekend,
the smart hostess officer guests distinguished Crest of Blanco wines from the finest of the vine. Shenley's Crest of Blanco wine company, Livermore, California. And now for Roma wines, that's R-O-M-A. Roma wines for your everyday pleasure. Shenley brings you radios out pending Fear through thrills.
Suspents! Tonight, Roma lines of Fresno, California present Alan Baxter as star of the suspense play produced, edited and directed by Shendley by William Speer. Alan Baxter in Money Talks, a remarkable tale of... Suspents! I had my credentials and letters of recommendation in my hand.
I was wearing the dark blue with a conservative pinstripe and the band used in color with a nip tie and was showing it all off to Mr. Curly. Mr. Curly was one of a mere eight vice presidents of a banker's industrial fuss company. He had a big shiny desk with nothing on it and kind of a mind that
went right along with it. He was my meat. Well, Mr. Golf, of course the bank does occasionally have openings for the right kind of man. I don't like to blow my own horn, Mr. Curly, but... Have you had any previous experience in banking, Mr. Golf?
No, sir, I haven't, but there's this. Ah, ah, yes, so you're a graduate of the Harvard Business School, yes, sir. Investment banking was my field. Hmm, well, I must say, if the Garfield grades, they were exceptional, most exceptional.
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