Susan Fisher, an employee of the Corning Corporation, had a problem and nowhere to turn. That's why she came to perry Mason. How could she explain the discrepancies in the the company accounts, or the fact that she had caught the district manager's seven-year-old son playing with a shoebox filled with $100 bills? She couldn't-not, at least, to the irascible Miss Corning. As owner of the Corning mine interests, Amelia Corning was as hard as steel despite...

The little clergyman had died peacefully in bed in the Madison Hotel. But Douglas Selby, recently elected District Attorney, suspected there was more to this death than meets the eye, and soon knew that something was definitely wrong. So Doug finds himself faced not only with a wily murderer, but with virulence from a hostile press, reluctant witnesses, and a film star unwilling to explain why she was on the spot.