Sherlock Holmes

Small help?

Oh, I wouldn't go so far as to say that.

Well, now, next week, Mr. Bartell, I'm going to tell you a most unusual adventure that Holmes and I had when we were attending a performance at the Opera House in Rome.

It concerns a famous singer who lost her voice, an understudy who was nearly lynched, and a murder that baffled the police.

I call it the adventure of...

A terrifying catch.

Thank you, Mr. Bartell.

And before you go, I want to talk to our friends about their war bonds.

You know, during the war, the best investment we could find was the United States War Bond.

And for my money, they're still a great investment.

They're called United States Savings Bonds now, and only the name is changed.

Savings Bonds are sold in the same denominations and give you all the same advantages.

And you can buy savings bonds at the same places at your bank or your post office or through the payroll savings plan.

So invest all you can in United States savings bonds because you cannot find a better or a safer investment.

Oh, there you are, Mr. Bartell.

Mr. Bartell, don't you think it's about time you began to refer to them as the dogs?

They're almost a year old, you know.

Well, they had another furious battle with a dead seal on the beach today.

My housekeeper, Mrs. West, is giving them a much-needed bath.

Yes, my boy, and as yesterday was St.