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The Curse Of Something For Nothing
Mr. Maus is a Training Director in industry. A bank president has implicit faith in the integrity of his cashier. The cashier suddenly absconds with fifty thousand dollars of the bank’s funds. A man hurries through a New Year’s throng in Times Square. He reaches for his purse. It is gone; picked by someone in [...]
1Sep1955 | F. L. Maus | 0 comments | Continued-
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