The Silver Frame

Spence for a radio's outstanding theater of thrills the master of mystery and adventure William and Robeson Almost every Mal factor starts yelling. I was framed as soon as the law puts the arm on him and sometimes they have been Nobody will ever know how many inmates of state's prisons are there because of circumstantial evidence of such a one is our story concerned

Listen, listen then as Charles McGraw stars in the silver frame, which begins in exactly one minute. Another visit with Joe and Daphne Forsyth. Joe honey. Uh huh. Joe darling, put down the paper. I've got something important to ask you.

Okay. Joe. All right, all right, why? How many savings bonds do we have? What kind of a question is that? A good one. How many? I'm not sure, I'd have to count. And I'm reading a paper.

Now what do you want to know for? Have we got enough to make things comfortable for us? Very comfortable. That's why a bienniparol savings plan. A bond a month will give us quite an estate for the future.

Enough for a college education? Eventually. But who's going to college? Our children, silly. We don't have any yet. Oh? What do you mean? Oh? Better buy some more bonds honey. Stephanie, you mean? We've got a new investment.

How about that? And now, the Silver Frame, starring Charles McGraw. A tail well calculated to keep you in. So, expense. They checked me out to the $10 bill and the $22.50 suit that the taxpayers give you when you leave.

I took a quick look back at the place where I'd left two and a half years of my life in a cell. Just because a Southern California district attorney had to have a pigeon in a hurry once.