The Magnolia and Honeysuckle Matter (AFRTS)

Well, you're listening enjoyment. John Lund has... Johnny Della. Bill Randall, Johnny. And are you ever a lucky stiff? Well, coming from you, I have my dust. How can you say that, man? Getting away from all this rain and cold, backing amidst the sweet-sided moles of Magnolia and honey suckles.

Uh-huh. Where is this springtime paradise? Charleston, South Carolina. And what caught fire down there? Yep, Johnny burned halfway down to the ground. Well, maybe the minjule of sir. Now for just a few words on the subject of...

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What special shoe to buy or how to plan the right kind of meal. The Bureau of Home Economics issues booklets on almost everything that goes into a home. If you want to set up a practical bookkeeping or accounting system to help you work out the system, with established prices for his products, which are fair to Barton Park, of your United States government.

Take credit accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dometler to Home Office, Eastern Fire and Casualty Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Magnolia and Honey Sucker matter.

Expense account item 1, $53.40. Airfare and incidentals between Hartford and Charleston, where I checked into the Colonial Hotel. Expense account item 2, $50, rental of a cream-colored convertible, which I drove down to police headquarters.