Queen Bee Caper

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Hey, sweetheart. Some school for girl homicidal apoculture. Apoculture? Were apes involved? F.A. Where is your Latin apoc, Say, be honest, I'm for pretending to bees.

Oh, for bees, of course. It was a bee caper? Yeah, that's a honey. Effie, put these words down in your little book. Honey, sweetness, hives, combs, et cetera. Never mention them again. What? Keep things humming, sweetheart.

Now be right down and drone my way through my report on the Queen Bee Chaper. I'm fine. I'm fine. Dr. Hall Hammett, America's leading detective fiction writer and creator of Sam Spade, the hard-boiled private eye, and William Spear, radio's outstanding producer, director of Mystery and Prime Drama, join their talents to make your hair stand on

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