The Argyle Album

Now, Roma wines are all M.A., made in California for enjoyment throughout the world. Roma wines present the MGM star Robert Taylor in... Suspense. Tonight, Roma wines bring you Mr. Robert Taylor as star of the Argyle album.

A suspense play produced, edited and directed for Roma wines by William Speer. Suspense, radio's outstanding theater of thrills is presented for your enjoyment by Roma wines. That's R-O-M-A Roma wines. Those wines that can California wines that can add so much pleasantness to the way you live, to your happiness and entertaining guests, to your enjoyment of everyday meals.

Yes, right now a glass full would be as Roma wines bring you Mr. Robert Taylor. In a remarkable tale of suspense. Back when I called my first job on the Herald, Alan Pierce was its star reporter.

A little later he went to Washington and became top talk of all syndicated political columns. Piers could tell you what the President said when he didn't like his breakfast, or one was getting paid off, or what, by whom, and how much.

He was a national big shot, so naturally he's coming back to the hometown. Anyway, he got local front page. Especially since the first thing happens, he checks into the Belden General Hospital from a heart attack.

Heart attack he had on the train right as it pulled into the station. Quite an entrance and time. Well, maybe you remember. Just when 22 million anxious readers were waiting for his promised expose of the contents of the Argyll album, the thing he'd been building up in his columns for about two weeks

before, T. Potdome was going to be a church club misunderstanding compared to this. Naturally, all the boys hung around the ante room, his hospital suite during visiting hours but nobody from the press cracked the door to the sick room for the first three days.