Alibi

Suspents and the producer of radios outstanding theater of thrills the master of mystery and adventure William and Robeson Murders tricky stuff to fool around with Like nitro glycerin H bombs and a woman's heart you have to know how to handle it And when an amateur dabbles in the murder market Well as they used to say in ancient Rome

caveat and door but the buyer beware Listen, listen then to what happened to such a innocent as Everett Sloan's stars in Hallaby, which begins in exactly one minute. In the great legends of America, there was always room for the fairer sex.

Now, I don't know if you'd call stack a dollars the fairer sex, or if she'd be what you might call a pinup girl, but she sure impressed many men along the Mississippi during the early riverboat days.

She had two diamond teeth with gold fillings, and when And she opened her mouth with a sunburst smile, didn't they glitter? She feared nothing and nobody. Her motto was, come clean, or come dirty and get cleaned.

She could put a knot on a bully's head, so big he would know whether the knot was on him or he was the knot. She had a full bosom, wore an eight-gallon stetzen, smoked chorupes.

She ruled the levy with her big fist, and her boyfriend claimed he liked her because she He whipped him so good. Yes, that was the gal called Staka Dollars. Ha ha ha. Folklore belongs to every nation's legendary past.

And I guess we Americans have our share of some tall ones. And now, Mr. Everett Sloan in Alibi. A tail well calculated to keep you in. Sauspents. There was nothing to it really. One side made up my mind.