Spook of Sherwood Mansion

Mutual presents under arrest Criminals behind bars under arrest the story of police captain Jim Scott's fight against crime Miss Webb, this is Janice Sherwood. Oh, oh, yes, miss Sherwood. I feel a little foolish, but I'd like to ask you a favor

Do what I can get something. I don't want to talk to the police about They've been so kind and they're really done everything. Has something new happened? I mean, has there been another ghost? It's the same one, I think.

I'm imagining, if you saw the same things I see, should you spend the night at my house tonight, Miss Webb? I think you've got a very good idea there. In fact, I'd love to. Busy Captain Scott?

Just a little, but come on in. How are you and the Times Herald coming with your haunted house? So far, I've been able to build it into one of those three-day wonders. Is that bad?

I wish you luck, but I think the only thing that's haunted is your girlfriend's skull. I don't blame you. Makes a good story. Maybe you can sell it to the movies. What are you featuring on your typewriter today?

Nothing except the ghost walked again last night. Shall I read it to you? Sure. Shoot. How do you like my headline? Spoke of Sherwood, mind-shin defies housing shortage. Nice twist. Thanks. Invisible intruder beats rent gouges again.

I like your angle. Janet Sherwood, whose parents Mr. and Mrs. Douglas he share with, are vacationing in Europe, reports second visitation from unseen spirit at Old Sherwood Mansion on Madison Avenue. Disorder in library suggests literary leanings in supernatural snoopers, but the police find nothing missing.