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bring you the first two episodes of this week's Yours Truly Johnny Doller serial.
We will be playing episodes one and two today. If you are of a
mind to listen to all five episodes at the same time and you'll want to
pause this podcast, come back on Friday and you can listen to the first
two episodes, and then you can listen to the last three episodes on the
same day, but now from June fourth. In June fifth, nineteen fifty
six, here's the Indestructible Mock Matter episodes one and two from Hollywood. It's
time now for Johnny Dollar, Pat mccrack and Johnny Universal Adjustment Bureau. Oh
no, yeah, how are you boy? Terrible? Goodbye, Johnny?
What's the matter? Well, the last one you handed me was that phony
spiritualist case, and it's still haunting me. Before that, it was Larrd
Douglas Douglas of Heatherscope. Oh you made money on him, didn't you.
Yeah, I nearly lost my mind. All right, I've got one for
you now that'll surely make you lose your mind, Johnny, come on over,
okay, tonight and every weekday night. Bob Bailey. In the Transcribed
Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator,
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar expense accounts submitted by special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the
Lakeside Life and Casually Insurance Company. Following is an accounting of expendit yours during
my investigation of the indestructible mic Matter expense account out of one eighty cents cab
fare from my apartment of the Officer of Pat McCrackan at Universal Adjustment Bureau.
Every one of the cases Patt had handed me Lady had been rough, and
if it weren't for the loot involved, which is to say, Pat never
really cracked down on my expense accounts. Well, after all, I didn't
have any other cases pending. So Hi, Johnny, Hey, you're looking
gray? Sit cigarette? Would you like to drink? Well? How are
you? Boy? Okay, Pat, let's have it. This one must
reach bad Johnny. What makes you say a thing like that? You sure
you wouldn't like just one little no, no, no, no, no
thanks. Now come on, let's get to the point. What are you
trying to get out of paying off on this stuff? You want the truth,
Johnny, Nothing at all, Just a favor for a friend of mine
down in New York. Yeah, I want you to go down and see
Peter Branson. Branson any relation to that? Worry Ward Harry Branson of Filly
Mutual Well brother, whoops, git yourself? Another boy band, Johnny,
Johnny, he's as different from Harry as day is from night. Well he
better be that literal minded sticking them out, Harry and nearly drove me crazy
on those two cases I handled, for he is different as day is from
night. Honest, now when you see him Expenser con Item two twenty one,
even trained fair and all the incidentals I could think of Hartford to New
York Item three fifty five cents taxi from Grand Central the Peter Branson's Lakeside Life
and Casually offices at five hundred and fifth Avenue, where my worst fears were
justified. That is correct, mister Dollar. I am not only Harry's brother.
Don't tell me here is twin? Why? Yes? How could you
have guessed it? Oh? But now, wait a minute. Did you
say you took a taxi for the three blocks over from the station? Yeap,
at least that's what goes on the expense account. Oh dear, my
brother was right. You are expensive, and yet he seems to have the
utmost confidence in your ability. Yeah, but now an amazing way in which
you settled that, Harry, Uh pete, Yes, what's the case that's
bothering you? Isn't that interesting? I don't know yet? Tell me about
it. I mean, you're starting to call me Harry because of my twin.
Oh yeah, better tell me about the case. You know a great
many of our mutual friends. What oh oh, yes, of course,
Michael Jeremiah Flynn a terribly serious matter. If this sort of thing ever gets
out of Who's Flynn? John? He is a bum, a regular typical
movie type version of a Bowery bump. And unfortunately he holds a fifty thousand
dollar policy. Well he must have seen better days to carry that much insurance.
Ever never, I'm sure of it. No human being could degenerate to
such a state in a mere forty seven years. And he looks and sounds
like sixty seven. Also, by the way, his policy is only two
months old. Well, what's happened? Somebody knocked him off? No,
but I am sure, but he's going to Well then why did you ensure
him? It was Martha who was really responsible. Martha Ingersol, the girl
I had working for me here in the office at the time he applied for
the policy. I was out sick for a couple of weeks, and I'm
afraid that when I came back I did not pay sufficient attention to the application
she'd accepted, at least so far as Flynn's policy is concerned. You better
tell me about it. Oh of course he passed his medical alright, though
heaven knows how, and his cash payment of the premium was all right,
yes, yes, cash. But I still should have investigated myself before allowing
the policy to be issued. Look, you still haven't told me what's wrong
now. Of course it's too late, Peach. Oh, oh, of
course. Well it's simply this. The home address that we have for him
has turned out to be the glad Hand Rescue Mission, just off Fulton Street,
near the Fulton Market. Yeah. Biggest fish market in the world,
isn't it. Well, yes, yes, a fascinating place. Chip sloaded
with fish from all the Seven Seas, colorful characters speaking a dozen different tons.
Yeah, well, I'm sorry I interrupted what you were saying. Well,
that's all right, that's all right. I'm quite a connoisseur of seafood,
you know, real epic, you're I do, say so, have
you ever tasted Boston Squad? Yeah? Sure, Uh now let's get back
to the case. Oh oh, yes, Michael Flynn, Michael Flynn,
that's right. Well, mister Dalla John it's simply because of what's happened before
that I'm so worried about this one. After all, fifty thousand is a
sizable part what has happened before the same thing. So you can see Harry,
Uh, Pete, I can't see a thing, John. It's like
the Angus Cormack matter back in forty seven, like the old Lamacrairie affair.
That trying to tie Peter Branson down to the facts of the case was exactly
like trying to tie his brother Harry down, only more so. I had
to keep reminding myself that all of Harry's assignments had paid off handsomely for me,
and keep hoping the same would be true of his brother. Three separate
times in the next fifteen minutes, Pete launched forth on the epicurean delights of
seafood, and three times I vainly tried to steer him back to ports.
Finally I threatened to walk out on unless he got down to business. All
right, all right, John, I'll give it to you in black and
white. Oh not literally, of course, I mean i'll tell you from
the beginning at a boy. Now, four times within the past few years,
this very same sort of policy has been issued. There's some peneliss worthless
bomb, Yes, and everything is indicated fraud. What do you mean in
only one case where the police able to prove anything, the case of Maggie
Dolly Varden Smith? Oh yeah, seems to me. I remember that's some
racket teer ex bootlegger. Correct, candy kids shure. Yeah, he ensured
the old derelict for twenty thirty thousand dollars, had himself named beneficiary, it
is correct, and then he had all Maggie murdered. Of course, you
remain and you think you've got the same sort of a situation here. Yes,
John, I'm afraid so. And you can't cancel the policy unless this
proof of an attempt at fraud. Correct. So you can see why I'm
so deeply concerned over this. If only I hadn't left Martha Ingersol in charge
while I was sick. Who's named is beneficiary in the policy? He did
sell some good policies beneficiary? Oh yes, here it is John Wesley Cosgrave,
six East forty ninth Street here in Manhattan. What do you know about
him? Nothing? Really, And frankly I'm afraid to find out. John.
Yeah, yeah, I'll look into it. And what's the address of
this rescue mission where old Michael hangs out. It's down near the big Fulton
Fish Market. Let me see here. Why don't you give me that whole
folder so I can get what I want from it? Of course, John,
but I am sorely afraid there isn't much to get. I'm sorely afraid.
Peter was right when I had to start somewhere. I had them four
to eighty taxi back to Grand Central to pick up the bags I'd parked there.
In the same taxi to a slightly dingy little hotel a couple of blocks
off Chambers Street on the Lower east Side. I had them five nine dollars
eighty three cents to a second hand clothing store, where I outfitted myself in
hat, coat, pants, shirt, shoes and socks that I hope would
make me eligible for a spot on a bench at the glad Hand Rescue Mission.
When I finally shuffled into the place, which looked more like a cheap
flophouse than a mission, I felt somewhat like a kid playing tramp at Halloween.
Welcome brother, Welcome to the mission. I'm daddy Bill. Hi the
entrance to the soup kitchen is over at the side, you know. Yeah,
well, I just want to set down for a spout. Re'st my
feet and have you a bed for the night? Brother? Oh? Who
knows? Oh my god? Well there's always room for one more, you
know. Will you be here for our meeting tonight? Well, I don't
have an excellent singing voice, I can tell. Are you sure you don't
want something to eat? My boy? Nah? No, I'm all right.
Well, then just sit and be comfortable and we can talk. I
Uh I kind of hope maybe I might run into Mike Mike Flynn. Oh,
yes, of course, Michael lives here, spends most of his evenings
with us, poor fellow, although I really shouldn't say that, uh say
one poor fellow. After all, he's also one of our biggest contributors to
when he's sober, although where his money comes from I'll never know. Yeah,
well, although I'm sure it's money honestly gained. Michael's very religious,
He's taken the pledge many times many has a lot of money now and then.
He seemed to think he might have a contribution for us when he comes
back tonight. But you don't know where he gets, my boy, I
never ask these personal things of the brothers. Now tell me all about you.
You're from out of town, aren't you. I can tell this was
something I hadn't anticipated, and I had to rack my brain to come up
with a story that would convince Daddy Bill I was a bum. When I
could get a word in. Edge was there, and a kindly gabby old
biddy proceeded to tell me, in my nute detail, the life history of
all of the habituats of his mission, all that is, except the one
I was interested in, Mike Flynn. Maybe he was suspicious of me,
afraid I might be trying to get my hands on some of the money.
Or Mike frequently showed up with you interest in the extreme, John. That's
why I feel I must protect him from some of the people who come in
here and might try to take advantage of him. Sure, Daddy, responsibility
for the care and welfare of the brothers weighs heavily upon me sometimes, but
it's a burden I'm glad to bear. Yeah. Well, feed their stomachs
and feed their souls, that is m You say your thing, and as
I say, it's a task, I'm privileged to assume. After all,
who else have they to lean on? You think Mike will be back here,
tot, I yes, John, I'm sure he will. But listen
the quartete in the well we call it in the music room. Can you
hear them? Oh? Yeah, they're getting ready for the meeting tonight,
aren't they? Wonderful? Beautiful voices? You're sure you won't join them?
Oh? No, I some of the time. Now, I likeever you
say. But if you're going to stay here long, my boy, with
that wonderful voice of yours, I can tell I will insist that you join
one of our singing. Yeah, well Mike again? Oh did you hear
that? Someone here? The so not? Oh? Boys, they just
can't get along without my help. You'll just have to excuse me, John,
while I go back there and lead for them. I'll come back later.
We'll talk. I don't know whether it was the overuse of steam heat
and the battered old assembly hall on the mission, or having listened to two
sound hours of Daddy Bill's talk about his boys. Whatever it was, I
was retired, and since I had nothing better to do than wait for Mike
Flynn to show up, I stretched out on one of the hard benches and
closed my eyes. Hm hmm, how long I slept? I haven't the
least idea I'd managed to conjure up a whitey sweet dream too. Bill?
What what? Oh thereld Hey, you had a couple of minutes. I
guess he's out back working with a quartet. Now, come on over here
and like, yes, I guess so, Michael is Michael Jeremiah Flynn said,
I guess, I guess. I guess I have had a couple of
a couple too many. Was right, but none of what I'd thought.
His tattered code opened as he fell, and they are just below the heart
too. Dark red splotches slowly widened on his ragged shirt, and it looked
like Peter Branson was right. The beneficiary of Michael Jeremiah Flynn's life insurance policy
was anxious to collect Johnny dollar. John This message I found when I came
here. Yeah, Pete, somebody took a couple of shots at your fifty
thousand dollars client, Mike Flynn. Will he die? From the looks of
things last night. He may pull through in spite of the two slugs in
him, I hope. So do you know who did it no idea,
but I'm going to try to talk to him. Have you talked to the
beneficiary? Not yet? First I want whatever information I can get from Mike
if he's still alive. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dolly, Location,
New York, New York, Attention Peter Branson, Lakeside Life and Casually
Insurance Company, following his accounting of expendit yours during my investigation of the indestructible
mic matter expense account Item six fifty five cents taxi to the neighborhood of the
glad Hand Rescue Mission, where Daddy Bill, a general fact totem, had
promised to take the best of care of Michael Jeremiah Flynn. He'd given Mike
a run to himself on the second floor, and what a room. What
wallpaper was left hung in shreds from the cracked plaster. The shades on the
dirty windows were tattered and torn. A single bare fly speck light bulb hung
on a cord from the ceiling. The floor was bare, and the only
furniture was a battered chest at drawers, an ancient washstand with a crack pitcher
and bull, and a sagging iron bed on which old Mike Flynn lay.
Come in in. Hi. You must be the man that helped me into
the mission last night. Yeah, yeah, my name's Johnny Dollar. Come
up to see how you're making out. Well, I much oblige you,
Johnny, I'm real obliged to you. Wow, how are you feeling this
one? Ah? I'm fine, I'm fine. Never felt better in Well,
what did the doctor that Daddy Bille got for? You have to see
the doctor for me own, Johnny. You must be joking, joking after
you had a couple of slugs tear through you. Here, let me help
you. Oh you want to see him? Ses? I just look for
yourself here. Ah, you see see they just went through my side here
in the front and out the back. Oh, aren't they heating up nicely?
Why? That one couldn't have missed your heart by more than three inches,
But it did not nearly. It's the closest this scar though. I
want to see this guy, look at it. That here? It was
that a bullet wound too? No, no, no, Johnny, that
was just an little ice picking something somebody in the crowd during that fire down
the battery lade. Oh wasn't that a beautiful fire downn and you see that.
But what did these slugs do to you inside? You must be to
me, Oh, not a thing. I'm so durable. Wait, don't
wait a minute. Did you say there was another attempt on your life last
week? Oh? No, no, no, of course, not just
an accident like those shots last night. You think that was an accident.
Why don't you do you know who fire them? Oh, Johnny, I
haven't the least ideas Where did it happen? I was right here in the
mission and I didn't hear any shots. Oh dear, No, I was
down near my private place. Where's that? Where's that? Mike Well,
I'll tell you dry it's this way. Daddy Bill and the others here at
the mission are real nice. Oh they're real nice. You can see by
this lovely private room they fixed up on me. Yeah, and they'd like
for me to stay here all the time. I guess Daddy Bill thinks if
I'm here most of the time, I might not drink so much and keep
getting those kind of See do you ever enjoy a little drink? Johnny?
Well? On occasion? But you were going to talk. Oh, here,
I've got a little bottle tucked under the mattress one n of the sun?
Is that that? That? That color? That pink? Yes,
that's my favorite. That paint. A straight whiskey. It costs so much,
even when I have the money. Now, and you know something,
I like a little bit more kick in mine. I guess it's kind of
a hangover from prohibition days. So I mix a little kick into it.
Here, Johnny, I want you to try this. Oh you like this?
Oh? What a wilet? What? Yes? What that stern?
That's what I add to it, Just a little bit of stern. Oh,
I've been drinking that for years. Look at me, the picture of
health. I'm going to get a doctor. Oh no, you're not.
I won't stand for it. You've been shot? Oh no, just gave
me a little twinge or two last night. But now I feel fine.
Well, you fell flat on your face when you came in here. Now
listen, Johnny, don't you tell Daddy Bill. But I'm afraid it wasn't
the bullets last night. It was over indulgent brother. I gave up.
No, no, don't say that, Ny. Oh all right, then,
how did that happen? Where I was on my way back here when
the car drove by That sounded to me like a couple of backfires or two.
But then I felt this little sting on my side, and that's it.
And you call that an accident. Well, of course the man in
the car were probably just have a little friendly How many men, Well,
I'm not sure. I think there were only two of them. I waved
at it. What kind of a car? Black, Well? What make?
Could you tell? Well? It was shiny and it was new.
See, I wish I had a car, Johnny. Look, Mike,
I'm at a level with you. I'm an insurance investigator in hugely Well,
let's say you that's interesting, Johnny. Say, let's have a little drink
on that while you tell me no and there isn't much to tell except that
I'm here to try to save your life, among other things. Well,
no, I don't understand that. I'm getting along all right. I've been
living it up here in the Bowery for years. Maybe you were getting along
okay until you took out that big insurance policy. Yeah, oh, say,
wasn't that nice? And mister Cosgrave, now, all my life I
wanted to have some life insurance. You know, it gives you a kind
of feeling of importance and security. So when he came down here one night
and I told him that, I say, his eyes just lit up,
and he said he was going to make me a present of some insurance.
Oh is this Cosgrave? How much you know about it? Oh? Always
wealthy? I know that much about He has a beautiful car and his shoulders.
They come down here often. Now I'm in just now, I man,
why now? I've often wondered about that, Johnny. So one time
I asked Daddy Bill and he said that years ago, when mister Cosgrave was
young, he came to the mission for help and Daddy Bill gave it to
him. Oh what does he do when he's here? Oh? He brings
some food for the brothers and the brothers that's what Daddy Bill caused us,
and some money. And he always gives jobs to a couple of men who'd
drifted in the air. What kind of jobs? Mike? You know,
that's something I don't know. You see, they never come back here again.
Maybe it's because they can't. What's that? What did you say,
Jenny, Mike, I'm going to give it to you straight to me.
The whole thing smells to high heaven. I mean this Cosgrave sounds like a
racketeer, or may be wrong. I'll know better when I meet him,
and I intend to do that as soon as possible. But right this minute,
I bet that he comes down here for only one purpose, to recruit
help for some sort of illegal job. Oh that's terrible thought. When he
heard you say you'd like insurance, he jumped at the chance. And why
not let you name him as beneficiary? And then have you knocked off?
Oh a nice picking your side was no accident, Mike, No more than
the shots at your last night. He's been so nuh sure, of course
he has. He can afford to. After all, your body's worth fifty
thousand dollars to him. And that's what you're gonna be, Mike, just
a body unless I can do something about it. Was such a nice man
too. How is he been getting this money to you in an envelope?
Usually it's just left hit the mission. Well, nobody ever seems to know.
It's just a plain envelopes dropped in the mails. No, no,
no, no, but I'm sure it comes mister Cosgray. So there was
one dude yesterday every Monday, you know, But Daddy Bill said it didn't
arive. Well maybe it'll be here today. And you know something, I'd
like to see it delivered you and you can't kid me, Johnny, you
would like to see who delivers it. Why don't we get downstairs and wait
and see? Easy there, Mike, you're a sick man. Stop talking
that way. Sick up. We go right, let me give you no
no, no, no, no, no, I'm all right. I'm
oh see look at that. Look at that. Daddy Bill left my shoes
here by the bed. Party. Brother, Now I've seen it. Ra
sho ah, No, there are old dressed. I don't know how you're
doing. Shall we get downstairs? Sure? And the envelope should be there
because it always comes in the morning when there's nobody here, you know,
and Daddy Bill's out shopping, and just the door to the assembly room is
open for any poor lost soul who wants to come in. Wait for the
child line to open. Well, we'll see, we'll see, and then
we'll go to my private place. You see, there are two things I
like, Johnny, solitude and crowds of people. Look at that, Johnny,
there there's mail there by the door. You see. Ah, here's
my envelope and my name's on it too. Wait, it's all right,
it's all right, it's right. You see that, Johnny, a twenty
dollar bill. We have that envelope possible, Yes, yes, here are
Johnny. Now we can go out to you a night. We can have
a real Johnny, look at that. A package for me too, easy,
Mike, let me have that. No, no, no, I
know what you're thinking. An infernal machine or something. That's exactly what I'm
thinking. But you didn't hear it. Gurgle, Well look at it,
Johnny, will joyous be one for you and one for me? Easy,
Mike, I want to carry this one in the rapid Oh finger prince hat.
That's right, Mike. I'm going to take you back upstairs and lock
you in your room. You had to stay there, let nobody in,
not even Daddy Bill until I get back. But Jed, I say,
and just remember that I'm trying to save your life. Item seven two seventy
Cavfair uptown to the eighteenth Precinct station. The Lamb Boys took over three hours.
While Randy's singer and I talked about cases that we'd handled together in the
past. I asked him to dig up whatever he could for me on John
Wesley Cosgrave, the man named his beneficiary of Mike's insurance policy. This he
promised to do one. Finally, a slim, intelligent looking lieutenant walked in
and handed Randy and neatly typed reported the lab's findings in connection with the liquor
bottle and envelope. I've given them, hm oh, Randy, much of
them, afraid, Johnny apparently the only prince with those made by the old
man. And you proof that somebody has been pretty darned careful not to be
identified. Yeah that's what Hey, wait a minute, sealing the bottle had
been tampered with, so the lab boys opened it. Bottle contained enough wood
alcohol to kill an army. I thought, old boy, drinks the way
you would. Randy, see you later. I'd made ten bucks even taxi
fair and tip back to the Gland Hand Rescue Mission. I don't know how
the driver did it, but he skinned through practically every red light on the
route, and I soldly cursed myself for having left Mike with the other bottle.
The place was apparently still empty when I pounded up the stairs to the
second floor and MIC's room. At least he kept his room locked and ordered
Mike, Mike, Mike, are you all right? Mike? He was
stretched out on the old iron bed, his face drawn even whiter than the
pillow on which his head rested. The half empty bottle lay where he dropped
it on the floor beside him. I get a sob for the stupid,
careless, unthinking way in which I O Mike, Johnny, what a hangover
this is going to be. Now here's our star to tell you about tomorrow's
intriguing episode of this week's story. Tomorrow there would be beneficiary of indestructible Mike
turns out to be a very interesting and dangerous man. Join us, won't
you? Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is starring Bob
Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood. It is produced and directed by Jack Jones,
who also wrote to Night Story. Be sure to join us tomorrow night
at the same time in station from the next exciting episode of Yours Truly,
Johnny Dollar, Roy Rowan speaking welcome back Well. I think other writers tend
to use the extended length of the serials to expand the story and to make
it full. Johnstone can sometimes use the expanded runtime to pad the story,
as evidenced by the fact that we get meetings between Johnny and both Pat McCracken
and Harry or Peter Branson. Regarding Henry's identical twin brother with an identical personality.
I wonder what it was like for their parents to have both of them
around, or for them to be in an argument with one another on a
long car trip. If they were both in the same room, you wonder
how long it would take to get to the point of any discussion, or
would one of them be able to get the other to the point. I
don't think we'll ever find the answers to these and story, but it does
make you wonder. Also, since we did spend so much time talking about
fish markets, the current top fish market in the world in twenty twenty three
is actually the te Zukiji Fish Market in toky where you can actually get many
fish that are not technically legal in the United States. Of course, this
was recorded eleven years after the end of World War Two, so it may
not have been number one at the time this episode was recorded. The Folden
Fish Market actually moved out of Manhattan and into the Bronx in two thousand and
five and there's a debate as to whether it's the best fish market in the
US. Others suggest Pike's Place Market in Seattle, and there are advocates of
other fish markets making their arguments in the culinary set. Now, on a
nonfish related note, there's a weird issue at the start giving Johnstone's dedication to
continuity. Johnny says Pat gave him the laired Douglas Douglas matter. But Pat
McCracken had nothing to do with that case. That was all on Harry Branson.
And again I don't know, Maybe Johnny just loses tracks sometimes. All
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of the afternoon, scouting the dog area just in case the girl's message doesn't
reach Morgan. Fine, luck is all bad. I can't find the single
skipper who's willing to run the blockade, let alone face a hail of poisoned
arrows. They setting sun hangs over the horizon like a big orange. As
I wandered back to the hotel, the girl is already there waiting for me
in the lobby. Ah, I'm sorry, I'm late or are you early?
Your message was delivered, mister Mitchell Good? What's Morgan's answer? Well,
I don't quite understand Good. What did he say? Two words,
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