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Season 4

146* "The Man with 10,000 Enemies"
            10-07-43 (West-Coast) or 10-09-43 (East-Coast): 30:00*
            Guest Armchair Detectives (West): B.Cash and Hope Emerson
            (East): P.Browning and Mary Little (radio columnist)
             Announced armchair detectives Ed Pawley (
radiostar 'Big Town')
             and Mary Little (radio columnist).


Helen Lewis takes over the role of Nikki

For a short while Helen Lewis takes over the role of Nikki147* "The Hopeless Case"
            10-14-43 or 10-16-43: 30:00*
            Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Vic Carroll
            and  M.E. Keeler
            (East): Nadine Conner (opera singer) and Mayor
            Clarence V.Mooney of Asbury Park, N.J.

148* "The Frightened Star"
            10-21-43 or 10-23-43: 30:00* repeat of  7-14-40
            Script printed in EQMM spring '42
            Guest Armchair Detective (West): Earl Carroll
            (theatrical producer) and Beryl Wallace
            (showgirl/actress)
            (East): U.S. navy in observance of Navy Day,
           
Oct. 27, Elizabeth Wright (Seaman First Class) and
            Harry Goldman (Pharmacist Mate First Class)


           A locked-room mystery involving the death of a mysteriously
           retired Hollywood actress ...

           Plot gimmick from The American Gun Mystery (1934)

149* "The Stolen Rembrandt"
           10-28-43 or 10-30-43: 30:00*
           Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Eric Blore (actor) and W.Shaw
           (East): (Five-phones-and-three-secretaries execs) Howard S. Palmer
           (New York. New Haven & Hartford prexy) and Charles E. Foster
           (vice-president of Cities Service Oil)

150* "The Vanishing Magician" East Coast radioshow available on the internet... East Coast episode preserved at Marr Sound Archives - UMKC Miller Nichols Library Kansas City
            11-04-43 or 11-06-43: 30:00*
            Repeat of "The Disappearing Magician" 09-15-40
            Written by Frederic Dannay & Manfred B.Lee
            Guest Armchair Detective (West): B.Pemberton and Linda Watkins
            (radio actress)
            (East): Sonia Bigman (radio editor of Time magazine) and  Edward Pawley
            (radiostar 'Big Town')

            A has-been vaudevillian promises to disappear from a house to win
           
a $25,000

Marion Shockley returns as Nikki

151* "The Three Robbers" aka "The Three Dollar Robbery"
            11-11-43 or 11-13-43: 30:00*
            Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Fran Carlon (radio actress) and
            Edward Pawley (radiostar 'Big Town)
            (East): Linda Watkins (radio actress) and E. McCrane

152* "The Bullet-Proof Man" 15 minutes Office Of War Information version "The Adventure Of The Wounded Lieutenant" available on the internet... Two versions of this on the West Coast broadcast based episode preserved at Marr Sound Archives - UMKC Miller Nichols Library Kansas City
            11-18-43 or 11-20-43: 30:00*
            Written by Frederic Dannay & Manfred B.Lee
           
West coast version basis for 15 minutes Office Of War Information
            syndication. "The Adventure Of The Wounded Lieutenant"1

            Guest Armchair Detective (West): Mrs.F.Cooper (? not mentioned in OWI),
            Virginia Field (actress) and Ed Sullivan (columnist)
            (East): Warren Hull, Parks Johnson (co-host of Vox Pop series)

153* "The Train that Vanished"
            11-25-43 or 11-27-43: 30:00*
            Printed as "Snowball in July" in Q.B.I. (1955)
            Guest Armchair Detective (West): B.Berg and Lt.V.Perring
            (East): John C. Cullen (US Coastguard member, winner of Legion of Merit medal
             for trapping Nazi spies)
and  Jack Dempsey (US Coastguard member, ex-boxer
             'The Mauler'
) Both were making this appearance to salute the first anniversary
             of the SPARS.

154* "The Dying Message"
            12-02-43 or 12-04-43: 30:00*
            Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Arthur & Kathryn Murray (dance
            instructors)
           (East): J.L. Stewart and V.S. Wang

155* "The Man who Played Dead"
             12-09-43 or 12-11-43: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): D. Caulson and
             Ginni Young (vocalist)
             (East): Arthur & Kathryn Murray (dance instructors)

156* "The Unlucky Man"
             12-16-43 or 12-18-43: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Sonya.Bigman (Time Magazine editor)
             M.Thompson
             (East): Ted Collins (Columbia Records talent scout) and Earl Wilson 
             (newspaper columnist)

157* "Dauphine's Doll"
            12-23-43 or 12-25-43: 30:00*
            Printed as story in the Calendar of Crime (1952)
            Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Sergeant A.Carlson and 
            Private V. Ellis
            (East): Private I.Bassett and Pfc.P.Grove

            Written by Manfred B. Lee without input from Fred Dannay 

158* "The Invisible Footprints"
             12-30-43 or 01-02-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Joan Brooks (vocalist) and
             Ben Grauer (radio announcer)
             (East): Pamela Kellino (actress) and A.Reynolds

159* "The Disaster Club"
             01-06-44 or 01-08-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Last Man Club" 06-25-39
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): John Boles (actor) and Agatha
             Christie (mystery writer)
             (East): Joan Brooks (vocalist) and George McManus (comic strip artist)
             Announced armchair detectives: (East): Joan Brooks (vocalist) and Jack
              McManus (assistant managing editor of PM)

160* "The Mischief Maker" East Coast radioshow available on the internet... East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress East Coast episode preserved at Marr Sound Archives - UMKC Miller Nichols Library Kansas City
             01-13-44 or 01-15-44: 29:40
            Written by Frederic Dannay & Manfred B.Lee
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Bill O'Connor (radio announcer) and Gloria
             Swanson (actress)
             (East): Ganadine(?) Bean (member US Cadet Nurse Core) Peter Cusack
             (executive secretary for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis)
             Announced armchair detectives: Peter Cusack (executive secretary of National
             Foundation for Infantile Paralysis) and Lucille Petry, (director of the U.S. cadet
             nurse corps)

             Anonymous letters are being sent to people living in an apartment house,
             causing all kinds of grief. Who's behind it?

Pamphlet printed by Crippen & Landru as a tribute to Ellery Queen as Ghost of Honor at the 1998 Malice Domestic Mystery convention.

161* "The Scarecrow and the Snowman West Coast radioshow available on the internet... West Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress West Coast episode preserved at Marr Sound Archives - UMKC Miller Nichols Library Kansas City
             01-20-44 or 01-22-44: 30:00*
            Written by Frederic Dannay & Manfred B.Lee
             Condensed from 'The Dying Scarecrow" 01-07-40
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West) Jeanne Cagney (actress), Peter
             Cusack
             (East):  Bill O'Connor (radio announcer) , Gloria Swanson (actress)
             Announced armchair detectives: Basil O'Connor (president of National
             Foundation for Infantile Paralysis) and Gloria Swanson (actress).
             Printed by Crippen & Landru as a tribute to Ellery Queen
             Used as basis for EQ appearance in the Crackajack Funnies comic #42

             A tough case that takes Ellery months to solve. A corpse is found frozen,
             on a farm filled with crazies

162* "The Family Ghost"
             01-27-44 or 01-29-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Marc Connely (playwright) and 
             Martha Scott (actress)
             (East): Howard W. Blakeslee (science editor) and Mrs.Blakeslee

163* "The Murder on the Air"
             02-03-44 or 02-05-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Flying Needle" 08-06-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Eddie Mayehoff (comedian) and
             Bea Wain (actress)
             (East): Edith Head (Hollywood costume designer) and Audrey Christie
             (
actress in 'The Voice of the Turtle' Broadway play).

Second part of this broadcast donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of CongressNBC War Bond parade (02-05-44 at 12:00 pm) had Captain Glenn Miller; Band of the Army Air Force Training Command; Grantland Rice; cast of "Adventures of Ellery Queen"; Harry Hershfield on the show

164* "The Problem Child"
             02-10-44 or 02-12-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Paula Lawrence and John Shuttleworth 
             (fictitious radio host)
             (East): Jackie Tucker (USO hostess of Karber's Ridge, Ill.) and
              Ben Grauer (NBC announcer)

165* "The Squirrel Woman"
             02-17-44 or 02-19-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Thirteenth Clue" 08-20-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Brenda Forbes (radio actress) and
             Candy Jones (model)
             (East): Rear Admiral Yates Stirling, Jr. and Benay Venuta (singer/actress)

166* "The Black Jinx"
             02-24-44 or 02-26-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Irene Bordoni (singer) and Al Trace
             (singer/songwriter)
             (East): Eddie Dowling (Broadway producer) and Helen Menken (radio 
             actress)

167* "The Red Cross"
             03-02-44 or 03-04-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Arlene Francis (actress) and Lucy 
             Monroe (singer)
            (East): Helen Hayes and Lindsay MacHarrie  (American Red Cross executive)

             Special broadcast in honor of the $200M Red Cross War Drive

168* "Wanted: John Smith"
             03-09-44 or 03-11-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Devil's Violin" 01-28-40
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Aubrey Waller Cook (pianist) and 
             June Vincent (actress)
             (East): Irene Bordoni (musical comedy singer) and Stan Lomax (baseball player,
             sport columnist
)

169* "The Circular Clues"
             03-16-44 or 03-18-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Woman in Black" 01-14-40
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West):Joan Edwards (singer/actress) and
             B. Yost
            (East): Connee Boswell (singer) and Xavier Cugat (bandleader)

170* "The Glass Ball"
             03-23-44 or 03-25-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Silver Ball" 03-17-40
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Nannet Fabray (actress) and
             Mrs.I Gerhard
             (East): John G. Chapman (New York Daily News drama critic) and Sammy
             Schulman (war photographer)

171* "The Case EQ couldn't Solve"
             03-30-44 or 04-01-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): H. Duval and P.Young
             (East): J.Clyde and Dick Todd (vocalist)
             Announced armchair detectives: two members of Ringling Brothers
             and Barnum and Bailey Circus: Paul Jung (whitefaced clown) and Herbert
             Duval (legal adjuster) at WEAF (East)

172* "The Painted Problem"
             04-06-44 or 04-8-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Picture Puzzle" 11-05-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): I.Munson and Ya Ching Lee
             (East): Milton Cross (Metropolitan Opera radio host) and Marc
             Lawrence (actor)
            Announced armchair detectives: Marjorie Lawrence of Metropolitan Opera, and
            Milton Cross (radio announcer).

173* "Dead Man's Cavern West Coast radioshow beschikbaar op het internet... (Listen to introclip to the radioshow)  West Coast episode preserved at Marr Sound Archives - UMKC Miller Nichols Library Kansas City (AFRS re-broadcast of West version)
             04-13-44 or 04-15-44: 29:30
            Written by Frederic Dannay & Manfred B.Lee
             Condensed from "The Haunted Cave" 10-22-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Marjorie Lawrence
             (Metropolitan Operastar) and Francis Beverly Kelley of the Ringling
             Brothers/Barnum and Bailey Circus
(circus publicity director).
             Guest Armchair Detective (East): Dale Carnegie (motivational speaker)
             Ted Fio Rito (musician)

              A local legend known as "the Strangler", killed 29 people
              over 100 years ago. Has he come back for more?

174* "The Letters of Blood"
             04-20-44 or 04-22-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): M.Gateson and B. Vlavianos 
             (East): Peggy Fears (singer) and George McManus (cartoonist of "Maggie and
             Jiggs")

175* "The Buried Treasure"
             04-27-44 or 04-29-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Lost Treasure" 09-24-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): A.Lesser and P.Fears
             (East): Mrs.Inez Gerhard (author) and Clayton Rawson (mystery writer,
             magazine editor
)

176* "The Thief in the Dark" Sneakpreview of AFRS re-broadcast available on the internet... (AFRS pre-broadcast sneakpreview)
             05-04-44 or 05-06-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from 'The Cellini Cup" 11-12-39
             AFRS Mystery Playhouse program "The Thief in the Dark" sneak preview
             at the end of AFRS Nero Wolfe broadcast of "The Last Laugh" 07-05-43

             Printed as authorized story "Here is a  Mystery"in RadioGuide 01-26-40
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): M.Gardner and J.C.Lewis (radio 
             producer)
             (East): Robert Watson, Alex Pope and Martin Kosleck (actors respectively
             played Hitler, Göring and Goebbels in Paramount's 'The Hitler Gang'
)

Heavily condensed summary of the Cellini Cup "Here is a Mystery"... in RadioGuide - January 26.1940
              Ellery meets a man who claims that an
             art-gallery propietor has cheated him out of  a
             cup made by the great Benvenuto. Ellery and
             Nikki go to the auction of the priceless  cup and
             meet a variety of people. That night the Cellini
             cup is stolen from the son of the art dealer in
             total darkness and in the presence of both
             Ellery and Nikki...

177* "The Chinese Puzzle"
             05-11-44 or 05-13-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): A.Fisher and Rex Harrison (actor)
             (East): John J. Anthony (fictitious radio host of Good Will Hour) and Rose-
              m
arie Lombardo (radio singer)

178* "The Bottle of Wine"
             05-18-44 or 05-20-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Marjorie Lord (actress) and
              S. Schuyler
             (East): James McGurrin (commissioner of jurors, New York City) and John
             "String" Brice, (police chief of Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey circus.)

179* "The Great Chewing Gum Mystery
             05-25-44 or 05-27-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Gum-Chewing Millionaire" 06-18-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Henry Daniell, Lou Frankel (actor)
             (East):  Edwin S. Friendly (New York newspaper man) and Vincent Lopez
             (orchestra leader)

Monday: With Helen Hayes in the cast, as well as lovely Marion Shockley, St. Albans Naval Hospital boys will see the Ellery Queen Show exactly as WEAF beams it on Saturday Night. (Brooklyn Eagle - Fri May 26 1944)

180* "The Murder Game"
             06-01-44 or 06-03-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Dead Cat" 10-29-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): John Archer (actor) and 
             Carol Thurston (actress)
             (East): Ben Kaplan (Providence Journal radio editor) and
              Rose Marie (nightclub singer)

             In which mystery develops at surprise party for Ellery's secretary, Nikki Porter

181* "The Dark Secret" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             06-08-44 or 06-10-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "The Black Secret" 12-10-39
             Guest Armchair Detectives (West): Royal Arch Gunnison (radio
             reporter)
             Newspaper announced on Royal Arch Gunnison on WEAF 6-8-44 (East)
            (East): Carol Thurston (actress) and Mrs. Geraldine Greentree (Ohio radio
            editor).

182* "The Blue Chip" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             06-15-44 or 06-17-44: 30:00*
             Adapted as "The Adventure of the Blue Chip in 'Soldier Shows", Folio 27, 1945
             Intended for use by unit Special Services personnel in musical revues where
             there is no time for to build much scenery or costumes and a jury chosen from
             the audience was used as a part of the show.
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Jane Cowl (actress)
             (East): Roland Young (actor and warbonds salesman) Actually said it would
             be either Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff or Bromo Seltzer :-)


             Story is set in the time that is was allowed for gamblingships to operate within
             a three mile radius of the coast.  Our heroes are vacationing in Velie's
             beachhouse. Mrs Velie is unable to attend.Suddenly a taxi drives up and
             delivers a drunken man. Morten Tucker is not only a beach developer he is
             also very dead. The trail leads to Frank Betts, Mrs. Diane Tucker, Buzz
             Rowland the poolmaster and the Tucker's daughter Penny.
             Why was he delivered to their address? Why is he wet?...What does the Blue
             Chip mean Ellery found in the taxi?
                                             (visit to the LoC 4/29/2005, the best radiostory I heard )

183* "The Corpse in Lower Five" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             06-22-44 or 06-24-44: 30:00*
             Condensed from "Napoleon's Razor" 07-09-39
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): M. Rognadahl
             (East): Gloria Halliday (finalist undiscovered voice of America in the "America
             Cinderella competition")


             Returning from a movie writing stint Ellery, Nikki and Velie take the continental
             train to California. Several people are tr
aveling along a drunk salesman Frank
             Gilley,
miss Flame Brighton a moviestar, a Canadian professor Parnaud,
             newlyweds Clyde Tomkins
and his wife.... Parnaud een avid Napoleon addict
             reports his
old Napoleon razor with a wooden handle stolen. Soon thereafter it
             is found in the back of Mr.Gilley in lover five, the place where professor
             Parnaud would have laid. Soon it is discovered that Frank Gilly, is not a
             salesman but a jewelthief who has just robbed emeralds. The murdercar gets
             unhitched from "The Flyer" and Ellery calls his father in NY. He'll join the train
             in Chicago, meanwhile no emeralds are to be found... so Ellery and his father
             set up a trap.                                                     (visit to the LoC 4/29/2005)

184* "The Devil's Head" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             06-29-44 or 07-01-44 :30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Claudia Morgan (radio actress)
             (East): Hildegarde (singer)
             Announced armchair detective: Annabella (French actress)

              This episode was announced as "The Adventure of the House of the Four
              Devils" at the end of last weeks episode.
              The setting here is a countryhouse in the  middle of NY City. As Nikki pays
              visit Dorothy Center's house close to the water. Milo brother, David who lives
              with the couple calls it "The House of the Four Devils" referring to the four
              sprouts on each corner of the roof.. While talking to
              Dorothy in the garden, she confesses that she's unhappy. Having a 52 year
              husband is a daunting task for a 27 year old and she admits being in love with
              someone else. As Milo comes to meet them one of the sprouts falls on his
              head. Fortunately Milo isn't dead. Nikki suspects David, Milo's brother and an
              artist who works on the topfloor. Milo also thinks his brother and wife are
              having an affair and asks Ellery to investigate. When visiting Milo at home he
              gets shot (and again survives). Chasing the culprit they find Dorothy, who
              promptly confesses... Ellery Queen isn't convinced.
                                                                                         (visit to the LoC 4/29/2005)

185* "The Egyptian Tomb" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             07-06-44 or 07-08-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Pharoah's Curse" 08-25-40
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Michael Whalen (actor)
             (East): Royal Arch Gunnison (war correspondent, author "So Sorry No Peace")

             An archeological expedition leads to disaster when a party discovers a famed
             tombed they clearly hear a voice speak out a curse.."Before two seasons are
             past the ghouls who touched this sacred grave shall die". Soon after Kidder,
             on party member freaks out in a desert storm en dies. Tremo, yet another
             partymember falls overboard and Smith died in his bed of some kind of an
             insectbite. Some remaining members ask Ellery to look in. They already know
             the curse is bogus as some other competitors tried to scare them off. But their
             contract which states one year after their findings they're to divide everything
             is even scarier. Professor Kareem is suspect number one, although he also is
             afraid and sleeps in a locked room guarded by photoelectric cells. Even so
             Kareem is murdered...                                       (visit to the LoC 4/29/2005)

186* "The Foul Tip" West Coast radioshow available on the internet... Second part (15 minutes) of this East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             07-13-44 or 07-15-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Charles Latorre (actor)
             (East): Michael Whalen (actor)

             A baseball-mystery.

187* "The Yang Piece" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress Script available in the Rare Book & Manuscript Library of the Columbia University New York
             07-20-44 or 07-22-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Major George Fielding Eliot
             (military analyst)
            (East): Colonel John Stillwell (retired Army Officer, president of National Safety
            council
)

188* "The Four Prisoners" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             07-27-44 or 07-29-44: 30:00*
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Dr.F.E.Long
             (East):  Claudia Morgan (performer)

189* "The Man without a Heart" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             08-03-44 or 08-05-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Meanest Man in the World" 08-18-40
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Jane Russell (actress)
             (East): Jane Cowl (actress)

190* "The Three Hands" East Coast episode on Reel donated by NBC Radio Collection preserved in the Library of Congress
             08-10-44 or 08-12-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Mark of Cain" 09-22-40
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Dorothy Hart (actress)
             (East): Major George Fielding Eliot (military analyst)

191* "The Man Who Wanted Cash"
             08-17-44 or 08-19-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Fatal Million" 09-04-40
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): John Mills (actor)
             (East): Bill Stern (sportscaster)

             Involves
a king who sells out and for a million dollars in cash.

192* "The Mayor and the Corpse"
             08-24-44 or 08-26-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Picnic Murder" 09-08-40
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): John Conte (radio announcer) 
             (East): Joan Edwards (singer/actress)

193* "The Dead Man's Bones"
             08-31-44 or 09-02-44: 30:00*
             Repeat of "The Emperor's Dice" 03-31-40
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Earl Wilson (columnist)
             (East): Fred Waring (band leader)

194* "The Disappearing Cats"
             09-07-44 or 09-09-44: 30:00*
             Based (?) on story "The Seven Black Cats" (1937)
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Allan Jones (singer/actor)
             (East): West Peterson (detective magazine editor)

195* "The College Crime"
             09-14-44 or 09-16-44: 30:00*
             Condensed version of "The Three R's" 09-10-39
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Captain J.Chase 
             (East): Josephine Antoine (soprano)
             Announced armchair detective: Annamary Dickey (Metropolitan Opera
             soprano)
             In this version "There Was An Old Woman" was mentioned, in the '46  EQMM
             version "The Murderer was a Fox"(sic) and in the printed Calendar version
             "The Origin of Evil".

            When at the beginning of a new academic year students and teachers
            return to the classrooms, Ellery is hired by the administration of Barlowe
            College to locate a Poe scholar who vanished in the Ozarks during the
            summer. His finds some baffling clues: a detective-story manuscript, a
            skeleton with two  missing fingers... 

196* "The Robber of Fallboro"
             09-21-44 or 09-23-44: 30:00*  Repeat of "The Black Sheep" 07-28-40
             Source for The Accused in EQMM, 12/54 and The Robber of
             Wrightsville
" in Q.B.I. (1955)
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): Cornel Wilde (actor)
             (East): Victor E. Chenea (vice-president of Pan American World airways).

             A masked thief steals a $ 15,000 payroll from the owner of a mill in the
             village of Fallboro. When the victim's stepson is arrested for the crime
             on circumstantial evidence, the boy's mother calls in Ellery Queen.

197* "The Invisible Clock"
             09-28-44 or 09-30-44: 30:00*  Repeat of 08-11-40
             Script printed in The Case Book of Ellery Queen' (1945)
             Guest Armchair Detective (West): J.Holton, C. Choiniere
             (East): Lieut. Eileen Mallon (Overseas veteran army nurse)
             "Lt. Mallon will tell why a quota of 6,000 volunteers for the Army Nurse Corps
             must be met by Jan. 1, to keep us the Army Medical Corps' record of saving the
             lives of 97% of all battle wounded treated." (44-09-30 Lima News)


             On the fashionable estate of a Long Island family of wealth a priceless ruby
             disappears during a society ball Ellery and Nikki are attending. The clue is the
             clock that is heard ticking where no clock exists.
 

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