The Man Who Knew How to Hate

And now, a tale well calculated to keep you in. So, Spence. Standing alongside the five-year-old station wagon was a woman. A woman. But the woman wasn't. Here's woman. In just a moment, the man who knew how to hate, starring Joan Lorring and Leon Janney, and written especially for suspense by Walter Black.

The lively crowd, today you're green, those who think young, say pepsy please, they pick the right one, the modern light one, now it's pepsy, for those who think young, so go ahead and pick the drink, that lets you drink young as you think, yes get the right one, the modern The modern life one, now it's Pepsi, for those who think young.

I'll listen to whether Yankees lost again. The Yankees, they're lost again, that's three in a row. Now you take the Tigers for a change, they've got a well-rounded ball club. Slob. Baseball is probably his whole life.

And what's mine? You can feed on it, live off it. And you never get enough. It's lust. Lus, don't arrive with him and he was marking down things and a little ten cents stored. Tuttling up your racetrack, Winnings?

Well, oh, you mean this? Oh, no, no, no. I was just mucking down my daily expenses. That way I keep track, you see? Sounds like fun. Oh, you'd be surprised how one's expenses can mount up if they're not constantly checked.

lunch for instance unless I keep it down to ninety or ninety five cents my daily expenses can go over three or three and a half dollars that much so easily I'm Albert Laramie. Pete friendly.

Well that's my station. Hey excuse me Mr. Friendly. Relax it's mine too. Oh I didn't realize we were neighbors so to speak. Oh Mr. Friendly I'd like you to meet my wife Grace. His wife had to be a joke. A woman like that. I walked over to the car we showed.