The Case of the Mighty Muscle

Hello. Yes, this is the fourth one speaking. Oh, Louise. I'm glad you called. Now, you'll have to count me out tonight, Angel. Some boy I know thinks committing murder is a sure way to make a fortune.

And unless I can convince him otherwise, he's going to make a stab at it. This is Jack Costello, friends, inviting you on behalf of the Craft Foods Company to listen to the adventures of the Falcon starring Les Damon.

You met the Falcon first in his best-selling novels. Then you saw him in his thrilling motion picture series. Now join him on the air when the Falcon solves... the case of the mighty muscle. Friends, before we join the Falcon for his latest adventure, I want to tell you about the handiest little menu helpers

a homemaker can have in her kitchen. They're the nine famous craft cheese spreads. Everyone so handy for quick, easy snacks and sandwiches, appetizers and salad toppings. They're creamy, mild-tasting, craft cheese spreads, and sharp-tasting varieties, too.

All delicious, all of the finest quality, because they're made by craft. Tomorrow the new shop gets several of the nine famous cheese spreads by craft. And now the case of the mighty muscle. It's early Sunday morning and the streets of Manhattan are deserted, save for a broad-shoulder young man named Al Compton, who strolls down east 86th Street and heads for home.

But unknown to Mr. Compton, he has company. Twenty feet behind him is a tall, lean jent, who matches him step for step. And only after Compton has gone two blocks as he aware of his shadow.

Alright friend, what's the idea? Speaking of me? Yes, why are you tailing me? Daily? Why should I want to do a thing like that? That's what I want to know. You're imagining things, Mr. Compton.