Dagger of The Mind

And thou, a tale well calculated to keep you in, sauce-spence. In a moment, pack one of Dagger of the Mind, starring Claire Neeson and Leon Jenny, and written especially for suspense by John Rober. This first portion of suspense is brought to you by the makers of Marlborough Cigarettes.

Julie London sings the Marlborough song. Why don't you settle back and have a full flavored smoke? Settle back, settle back with a Marlboro Make yourself comfortable whenever you smoke Have a Marlboro cigarette You gave a lot to like with a Marlboro The filter...

The box! Try, Marlborough. The filter cigarette with the unfiltered taste. In my dream, I was lost on a dark road, Dr. Rondo. I ran, suddenly, I saw signs pointing everywhere and nowhere. I moved closer, frantically looking, but these signs, the direction I must take.

And then I... I touched one. And it came alive. It was a thing, a thing with two faces, an angry face, a face of hate, and a smiling face, a smiling face that deceives. It called my name and I screamed.

That was my dream. You've got to help me, Dr. Ronda. You must help yourself, Vicki. But how, how? Find some activity, some useful interest. Your only affliction is idleness. A slight case of middle age.

I don't understand, Doctor. Your days are idle. Housekeeping is not enough to keep you busy, so your imagination works. It works and it breeds, fears, suspicions, foolish. Now you're treating me like a child, Doctor.

I knew you as a child. I know. Believe me, Vicki. find something to do and you will no longer dream of signposts that disappear. Please, I'm sorry, Vicki. I'm sorry, but I must make another call.