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into this week's yours truly, Johnny Dollar Cereal Now, as always, if
you would rather listen to all five episodes of the Cereal together, then you
can pause the podcast now and then come back on Friday when all five episodes
are available. But now July sixth and seventeenth, nineteen fifty six, Here
is the star of Cape Town, manor episodes one and two from Hollywood.
It's time now for Johnny Dillon. This is Joe mcnabe, Johnny try Eastern
Indemnity. Oh hi, Joe, what's happening? Start a Cape Town,
start a Cape down, Constellation celebrity, or shipp wrong three times? The
start of Cape Town is a diamond about the size of a jumbo olive.
Sounds likely to make a nice ornament for a martini, except I'm strictly a
lemon peel man. This is serious, Johnny. I'd like you to take
a look at it. Now. What's so interesting about it? Except it's
probably worth one hundred thousand dollars make it one hundred and fifty. That's what
we've ensured it for. Oh, got quite a history to it. Three
men we know of have been killed over in the last fifty years this stone.
I like to see. Where is it? Name of the stone?
Johnny Stark? Hey, wait a minute, in Cape Town, South Africa.
That's right. Interested, I'll be right over 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. Oh it's truly Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts
submitted by special Investigator Johnny Dollar to Try Eastern Indemnity Associates home office following as
an accounting of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Star of Cape Town matter.
Expencer count outem one a dollar fifty camp fare for my apartment of the
office of Tri Eastern Indemnity Associates. Joe mcnah was waiting for me. Sit
down, Johnny, Thanks, So, what about the Star of Cape Town?
Sounds interesting? You're interested? We're worried. What about ever? Hear
of Andrew Lanning Forbes? The third wores Forbes? Seems to me have seen
his picture in the papers a couple of times. International playboy type, isn't
he? That's the one he owns The Star of Cape Town now inherited the
stone after the recent death of his aunt Johnny. Like I told you,
we've got that diamond and showed for one hundred and fifty thousand bucks. But
Forbes treats it like it was a ten cent store hunk of costume jewelry.
What do you mean? He cuts it from place to place wherever he goes,
Paris, Rome, the Riviera, you name it. He's been there,
and so is the Star of Cape Town. You mean, oh,
he keeps it in the hotels, safe stuff like that. But that isn't
good enough. We want him to put it in permanent custody somewhere. Yeah.
I see your points. I seem to listen to reason, and right
now it's a particularly bad period for us. O come Forbes seems to be
in one of his party giving moods. He has them every once in a
while, about three weeks at a time, a big party every night wherever
he happens to be. Then he quiets down for a month or two.
Yeah, probably resting up. But how come he's in Cape Town now,
who knows, who knows why he goes anywhere he does? Oh, brother,
sounds like a real character. Yeah, But what we want you to
do is to talk him out of being a character long enough to put that
diamond in a safe place and to keep an eye on it until he does.
We got a plane reservation for you to night at midnight tonight, not
just a minute. Look, if it's the money you're worried about, don't
be. This means a lot to us. We're willing to pay accordingly.
Sure you may not believe this, but I wasn't thinking about the money.
Then. What those three men who got killed over that diamond? You told
me about them over the phone. Oh that look, the diamond's fifty years
old. Those three killings were twenty thirty years ago. Just the same three
is always a crowd, and I wouldn't like to see it increase by one
expense account at him two three sixty Campfair apartment to pack and thend of the
airport where Joe mcnahb met me and told me three tired jokes in two minutes
in a very subtle attempt to keep my mind off the three dead men.
As He gently steered me to the plane. I had them three plane fair
to Cape Town, South Africa. The plane came in over Cape Town in
the early afternoon, off to one side, toward the famous Devil's Peak,
and down below the bay glittered like Yeah. It looked like everything was trying
to remind me of that diamond. As if I could forget a stone worthy
of one hundred and fifty thousand and the lives of three people. I had
them five care fair to the residents of Andrew Lanning Forbes. A third he'd
rented a mansion on the side of a hill. I was ushered onto a
terrace overlooking the city in the bay. Forbes was waiting for me with a
drink in his hand. He was a thin faced, elegant, tired looking
character whose deep tan didn't hide the lines on his face. He could have
been anywhere from thirty five to fifty. How have you a drink? Dollar?
Well, a little early in the afternoon, isn't it? Oh?
Is it? It might cool you off? Okay? Thanks? Hey,
it's quite a place you have here. Here, it's adequate, you seem
amused. Butler must be fifteen sixteen rooms at least roughly adequate seems kind of
like an understatement. Quite positively, you are thanks. Look, dollar was
very thoughtful of the insurance company to send you all the way down here.
But also it was well it wouldn't unnecessary be the word that depends, mister
Forbes. What do you mean? The company I represent is pretty chittery over
that diameter of yours the star of Cape Town? Would you like to see
it? Well? Yes, but I think we are there here it is
you carrying around in your pocket? Why not have no holes in the buckets?
Oh now, look Forbes. No, no, no, I'm really
not as bad as that dollar. I was expecting you, so I thought
i'd play a little joke on you, mister Forbes, that kind of humor
shortness my life. Well, I suppose it was a bit cruel. Well
there it is. What do you think of it? Mcnaev said it was
the size of a jumbo olive. Looks more like a golf ball to me,
cried vulgar, isn't it? Oh what a cutting job they did on
it? Beautiful And there must be a thousand fests, Yeah, all of
them glittering, all of them coal, all of them surfers rather like life,
don't you think. Look, mister Forbes, if you don't mind,
let's skip the philosophy for a minute and talk about the diamond. Of course,
you're still concerned about his safety. Well, perhaps this will reassure you.
Where do you come with me? Sure? This way? I have
a very efficient wall safe in my bedroom in here, so you see I
do take precautions. Here we are. Yeah, are you reassured? No?
No, your bedroom opens off the terrace. It'll be too easy for
somebody to get it. That's safe, Very well, mister Dollar. And
after the night, I shall place the diamond in a bank. That's the
best news I've had all day. Yes, a nice party would be my
last for a while. Party for Agatha. Who's Zagatha? Oh, she's
my elder sister. She's on a world tour, arriving here in Cape Town
later this afternoon. I'm going to surprise her. Hey, wait a minute,
you came all the way here to Cape Town to throw a surprise party
for your sister. Well, it wasn't doing anything else at the moment.
Why not? Well, I can think of a couple of reasons, but
they probably wouldn't sound convincing to you. Probably not, although they probably would
sound convincing to Agatha. Oh, she and I are quite different. Half
the time she worries about me, the other the halftime she disapproves of me.
She consists it quite beat the dignity of the Forbes name for me to
go popping around from place to place like this. I see, yeh.
She's quite devoted to the cause of the Forbes name, to make sure it
keeps standing for whatever it's supposed to end. For I was never quite sure
myself. So you're giving her a surprise party in the night? Was she
like the idea? Probably not. That's what makes it fun. Oh,
by the way, would you like to come well under the circumstances, I
think i'd better. I wonder if I could have a guest list a guest
good Evans. You mean you don't have one, Well, of course not.
I just invite people here and there wait to see who turns up.
Then you don't have any idea who all's coming? Absolutely not, donad.
That's the only thing that makes these parties worthwhile. Oh great, a character
with a coint habit of carrying his diamond in his pocket, throwing a party
where he didn't know who was coming. This was a situation not calculated to
help my peace of mind. Believe me, Forbes had his driver take me
back to town. I stopped along the way at police headquarters and talked to
Lieutenant Van Tyle, who agreed to furnish a man to help me keep an
eye on the party expense of cond Adam Sex camp Fair. Back out to
forbes house that evening for the party. I thought I was getting there early,
but there were already quite a few people about. A stocky bartender shoved
a drink in my hand as I walked in, and I took a look
around. Quite a brawl. Then I spotted the girl with honey colored hair
and a green dress that matched her eyes. Well, it was as good
a place to start as any. Hi. Hi, my name's Johnny.
I know. Oh I'm Sheila. You're a friend of Forbes. My you
are new around here, aren't you? What of me? You'll find me
at most of Andy's parties. He arranges my transportation. We'll see do you
what's your excuse for being here in this gay mad throng? You know friend
too? Matter of fact, no, I just met him this afternoon and
he invited me to come, that's far for the course. Ah you are,
oh Forbes. I'm glad you two got an acquainted enjoying yourself. Sheila
delirious? Is she wonderful, Johnny? She's always so gracefully bored. You
see, JOHNNYM quite a useful function around here. I'm always good for laughs.
Yeah. Well, is your sister and joining the party? Force a
guess, of course. Not. Haven't you met her yet, john No,
No, she's over by the window, the thin, aristocratic, tired
looking at lady. Oh yeah, yeah, I see what you mean.
That's her look at the stain. She thoroughly disapproves of this whole party,
and of me, of course, and of me to come along. Johnny,
I'd like you to meet Agatha. Oh you're taking a chance. She
probably disapproved of me too. Oh no, no, you look like the
respectable type. Thanks. I guess she thoroughly approved. I see you have
another guest arriving. Would you to excuse me, I'll introduce you to agu
the later Johnny. Yeah, sure, the perfect host when he wants to
be. Oh, who's the new arrival. Her name is Helen. Andy
met her a day or two ago. Well, I'll say this for her.
Yes, isn't she I'm sorry, don't be. I'm used to it.
He knows something she'd do. I don't get you. Oh, I'm
not so hard to figure out, Johnny. I think you are. You
don't like these parties any more than I get there. Oh to watch it,
Johnny, you started comparing me to her, and she's going to disapprove
of you. Okay, but I still don't get it. You don't like
the parties or Forbes other friends that you keep bagging along. Yeah, I've
got a perfect attendance record. Why well, I guess there's one obvious reason.
But that would sound real corny. Maybe not. So let's just say
that, after you've been riding the merry Ground long enough, standing on solid
ground doesn't seem normal. Oh well, maybe if you keep riding that merry
Ground, you'll grab the brass rings someday. Don't better. Sheila drifted over
to the bar, where she sat quietly drinking the rest of the evening.
I somehow felt sorry for her, but I knew she'd bought her own ticket
to the Merry Ground, at least for the first ride. I looked over
at Forbes and started sweating. He was showing the diamond off to the party.
But before I could get to him, Agatha did. She must have
told him and dignified but firm tones to put the ice on ice. He
laughed and took it back to his room, so I relaxed. The party
dragged on. Agatha managed to look frigidly pained the rest of the evening,
but Forbes was obviously enjoying himself with Helen. They danced and went out on
the terrace. Shela turned her back and concentrated on her drink. Finally,
I went over to the bar, Sorry, Johnny, looked like the bartender's
gone home, and that's probably a good IDEA good night. She headed carefully
for the door and went out. Then I realized I hadn't seen Forbes for
ten or fifteen minutes. I went out on the terrace, wedy insight.
I walked to Forbes's bedroom door. Mister Forbes, Forbes, no answer.
One lamp was lit. Forbes was on the floor. The knife had gone
in low under. He probably hadn't made a sound. Nearby was the case
in which he kept the Star of Cape Town. It was open and empty.
Johnny Dollar, this is Lieutenant vent Tyle of the Cape Town Police.
Mister Dollar, Oh yeah, Lieutenant, I've been trying to get you anything
new on the Forbes murder. I'm afraid not. How about the diamond it's
still missing? Oh so far we're batting zero any suspects. Indeed, how
is it not it? Mister Dollar? They what do you mean, Lieutenant?
How many guests would you say were at Andrew Forbes party last evening?
Sixty? Then we have sixty suspects? Oh great? From special investigator Johnny
Dollar location, Cape Town, South Africa to the home office Tri Eastern Indemnity
Associates assignment the Star of Cape Town matter expense account continued itdem seven Cavefair for
my hotel to police headquarters. So far in this job, I'd been a
big, brilliant nothing. I figured Lieutenant Ventile of the Cape Down Police might
be able to supply a few answers, but as it turned out, all
he had on his mind was questions. Now, mister Dollar, I suppose
you sit down and explain your connection with this affair, sirrel, Lieutenant,
I can make it short, if not sweet. Andrew Forbes was an international
playboy. I am well aware of that. Cape Town has entertained mister Forbes
before oh vice versa. Well, then you probably also know that he recently
inherited a very large diamond known as the Star of Cape Town. Yes,
the company I represent was carrying the insurance on that stone, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. They didn't like the way Forbes was flashing it around.
They thought he was a bit too careless with it. I was trying to
talk him into using a little common sense, and that is why you came
here to Cape Town. Yeah, but it looks like I've struck out struck.
Forbes is dead and the diamond's gone. You were at the party from
some time before Forbeses murder until afterwards, that's right. You stayed in the
main room the entire time. Well yeah, oh now, look, lieutenant,
I'd hardly fly all the way here to bump off a guy. That's
questions, mister Dollar, just question. Yeah, but what I need right
now is answers, as do I these other guests at Forbeses party? Did
you know any of them? No? Well, I met a girlfriend of
his name, Sheila. A couple other people were pointed out to me.
Who were they? Oh, Forbes' older sister Angaa for one, A real
aristocratic type. You can cross her off your list. Oh yeah, she
disapproved of Forbes all right, but not to the extent of sticking a knife
in him. Pretty sure it would have been beneath her dignity, if nothing
else. Besides, she didn't leave the main room during the party either.
Then there was Helen, Helen who I never did find out our last name.
She arrived at the party late, and Forbes seemed to zero in on
her right away. Zero in, I mean, he spent the rest of
the evening with her. They danced for a while, and they went out
on the terrace, and come to think of it, I never did see
her come back inside, and I didn't see Forbes again either until I went
to his roman found him dead. I see, we shall try to find
this Helen. Can you describe her well? I didn't get nearly as close
a look as I'd have liked to. Oh yeah, from what I could
see, a real doll, lieutenant dark hare, turn up nose, fine
complexion, mister dolla. We need an objective description, not an appreciation.
At the time, I was more interested in her as a prospect than a
suspect. I see and you say, who knew none of the other guests.
That's right, We've been unable to find any sort of guest list.
I don't waste your time looking. There isn't anything. Forbes explained that he
had a charming habit of inviting whoever he ran into. He said that half
of the fun wasn't seeing who turned up. That rather complicates matters, doesn't
he sure does, mister Dollop, diamond fifths are not unknown? Was getting
keep down? No? I imagine not. Here are some photos of known
duel thieves mug shots. Please see if you recognize any of these people as
having been at the party. It would be a little hard to remember.
You know, people were drifting in and out all evening, and it was
wait a minute, who's this guy? That is Julio Biak at duel thief?
Do recognize him? Starky guy? Mm, certain looks familiar. I
can't see the place him. Could he have been at the party? Oh?
It's possible, but I can't be sure. Perhaps it will come to
later. I hope something comes to me sooner or later. That diamond,
for instance, But at this point I had to admit it didn't look very
like one murder sixty suspects. You'd get better odds than that on a rouette
wheel. I left headquarters and decided to walk around a little see if I
could coax up some kind of ideas to my next step. I went down
to the waterfront and looked around. Nice view, no ideas. Then,
as I was walking along a narrow, deserted street, I realized I had
company. The shadow from the top of the building next to me ran along
the middle of the street and I could see a silhouette. I stopped,
so did the shadow on top of the building. I started up again,
so did the shadow. I started edging out away from the sidewalk for a
look. The shadow raised its arms suddenly, and I ducked. A large
building tile crashed at the sidewalk, right where I'd been a second ago.
I jumped for a rickety fire escape over my head and scrambled up to the
roof. Nobody in sight, and roofs stretching out in all directions, warehouses,
loading sheds. Whoever it was could have been a block away by now.
Pretty ironic, somebody trying to take me out of the ball game when
I didn't even know which team had the ball. I went back to my
hotel room. Two steps inside, I stopped cold. I'd caught a whiff
of what smelled like a pretty expensive perfume. It certainly wasn't my shaving motion.
Hell, Johnny, Wow, she loved? Yeah? Yeah, I
remember. Now you were wearing that perfume at the party last night. I've
been waiting for you. Let's talk uh any particular subject last night? What
happened, Johnny? Me that you were there too? You remember I left
before it happened. I think, what do you mean? You think?
I guess I had a few too many last night. I don't remember some
of it. No, you were making pretty good sense when I was talking
to you well after that, I mean, and you were with it enough
to react when Forbes and Helen went out on the terrace together. Don't,
Johnny, did you do it? Oh? Oh, well, now that's
a switch. I'm not kidding, Johnny. You went to his room.
There's only one way you'd know that, Sheila, you were outside somewhere watching.
Yes, After I left, I went around and back, and pretty
soon Helen came out of his room. She was carrying something. Oh what,
don't worry, it wasn't the diamond. I was close enough to see
it. Even if I hadn't been, I guess i'd have known what you
mean. It was a small bottle of perfume that was always the first step
perfume, and always the same kind, that kind you're wearing. Yes,
it's got a great name forever. What happened? Then I walked around the
garden a few minutes, trying to decide whether to have it out with Andy
once and for all. I started back toward the terrace. Then I saw
you heading for his room, so I left SA I said, don't Johnny,
if I'd done it, would I have told you I was out in
the garden. You would if you were afraid somebody had seen you there and
would tell me about it. And I suppose you figured out a motive for
me too, a couple of possibilities. You told me you'd been on a
merry ground with Fors for a long time. Maybe you couldn't stand the thought
of anyone else getting aboard Helen that sort of things happened before, Johnny.
Or maybe you figured the only way to get off that merry ground was to
get rid of the guy who ran it, and the diamond and good bye.
You a lot of rides somewhere else, and I thought I was the
cynic. You really have a nice opinion of people, haven't you. I'm
afraid most of the people I get myself involved with on these jobs aren't very
nice. Shoot, I didn't do it all right? If you didn't,
I'm sure, Lieutenant vant I I'll find out. I know. I'm on
my way there now. He phoned me an hour ago. I thought i'd
stop buy and talk to you before I went. Johnny, you don't really
think I could do a thing like that, do you? I guess not?
You one thing I am interested in, though? What's that You're finally
off the Merry Garand? How does it feel? It isn't real? That
Merry Garand was all I ever knew. She walked down of the room looking
well, empty is the best word I can think of, and I kept
wondering what she'd been like before the Merry Garna. The rest of the day
I spent composing soothing cablegrams in reply to angry ones from McNab of tri Eastern
Indemnity. The inquest was the following morning, but the verdict was no help.
Death at the hands of person or person's unknown. Lieutenant Van Tyle told
me that Forbes's sister Agatha had decided to shove off that afternoon on the Southern
Empress. So I went down to the dock at aboard ship an hour before
sailing, hoping I could get in a ward with her. Farewell parties were
clogging the lounges and the passageways. I waited outside Agatha forbes state room until
she arrived. Miss Forbes. Fir oh, mister Dalla, isn't it yes,
So I didn't have a chance to meet you at your brother's party.
Tell me about you. It's too bad you weren't able to persuade him to
put that diamond in the safety sooner, Miss Forbes. I wonder if you'd
answer a few questions. Mister Dolan, I am completely exhausted. I don't
wish to talk about it, but I made my statement to the police.
There's nothing further to add about the diamond. In too much publicity about the
entire tragedy as it is, I have no wish to add to it.
I'm very sorry, mister Dolan. It should be in New York in a
month or so. Perhaps I shall have recovered from the experience efficiently by then
to talk about it intelligent. Only trouble is by then the diamond could be
in tim Bucktowhison see you later, Miss Forbes. What snapped me into action
was a glimpse of a girl at the end of the passageway, just entering
the lounge. I couldn't be sure, but it looked like Helen. By
the time I reached the lounge, she was nowhere in sight. Then I
saw another familiar face over in one corner, the mugshot i'd seen at police
headquarters. Fully, o'll be our cuel thief, and now I had him
Peg. He'd been the stocky bartender at Forbes party, the guy who disappeared
just before the murder. He spotted me and ducked into a passageway. I
went after him. He turned a corner, and that was his mistake,
blind alley, So I closed in on we circle. I was at the
blind end, and that was my mistake, because suddenly there was a knife
in his hand. He held it low like an expert. Now, mister
Dollar, Oh, you must have a trunk full of knives. Julio,
Oh, I need these wands just like the one you slipped into Forbes.
Huh you he lunch at me. I ducked to one side and kicked at
the knife steep world and door. But now I had it. I'm glad
you had him, sent us all and locked up. Mister Dolla. It
may be we found our killer, but not the diamond, Lieutenant. It
was not on me nowhere, and that can mean just one thing. Either
Julio was working with somebody who was sitting on the Southern Empress, or he's
after somebody aboard who has the diamond. In that case, mister, in
that case, the Southern Empress is going to have another passenger me. I
checked with a purser who agreed to squeeze me aboard. Then I headed back
to my hotel room to pick up my luggage. I could still smell Sheena's
perfume in the room. Then as I bent over to lock my suitcase,
I spotted a movement out of the corner of my eye. I tried to
whirl, but too late. Something hot connect back up my left ear and
I went down and out. I don't know how long it was before I
came to the room was swimming, but I managed to get to the window
and looked out. Then I realized somebody had voted me the man they'd least
like to take a cruise with. The Southern Empress was under way and steaming
out of the harbor. Now here's our star to tell you about tomorrow's intriguing
episode of this week story. Tomorrow, I take a trip, all right,
a one way trip. Join us, won't you? Yours Truly Johnny
Dollar. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood,
written by Robert Rife, It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.
Be sure to join us tomorrow night, same time in station for the next
exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking overall, a solid
start to the serial. Johnny Dollar is a series that really should have done
more international adventures, and so I'm thrilled that we're doing that in this episode.
And of course, given Robert Rice's writing on Dangerous Assignment, this is
definitely something he would be comfortable with. Since Rife is writing this, I
am waiting for a character who is a snap salesman who is obsessed with playing
crazy eights. But barring that, I think it's definitely an open question as
to who took the diamond. I'm definitely intrigued by the mystery and eager to
find out what happened, because this is one where I don't remember how it
turned out now. Of course, the different writers have different styles and approaches,
but it's kind of weird to go from a story where Johnny didn't eliminate
the victim's uncle despite there being no reason to suspect him until the end of
the case, who Johnny being willing to tell Sheila in episode two he doesn't
think that she was capable of murder, despite her having been the long term
girlfriend of the victim who had repeatedly cheated on her. I suspect that the
basis of Johnny's professional judgment in this case is that Sheila is significantly more pretty
than Jed Bramler. I guess we'll find out in future episodes whether that was
a solid basis for deduction. Well, now we turn to listener comments and
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a short, heavy set. Jens stands there with a mask over his face,
a forty five and one hand, a small satchel in the other.
Hi, what are you doing? Shut up, sister, this is a
heist. What I stick up? Yolanda? Hold up, there's the beg.
Gents, let's have your wallets, watches, rings, anything that will
bring a book them in there, just them in his sports Let's good with
it. I ain't got all night, you fist. Make sure only call
me George. Huh, that's me, spot George. Okay, George,
get up. Don't try that again, sye. Next one of your gentle
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