Speaker 1: Another great story based on Frederick H. Collins called me
Speaker 1: write the book the FBI in Peace and War, Drummer rills, action,
Speaker 1: Tonight's story, Room for Improvement, and there are.
Speaker 2: But rocking them all one that I had the color
Speaker 2: scratches at Comical, which Lac Baron and the poor Ketley
Speaker 2: old and rosing guy.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna think I should rocking him.
Speaker 2: The quarter at Doc Cloud. That's me and Honey hoyt.
Speaker 1: All.
Speaker 2: It's to Keller. Sorry, I kept you waiting. That's all right.
Speaker 2: I just helped myself to you magazines and Scotch Wood
Speaker 2: how they're doing. Just running it now? Honeyboy, got a call.
Speaker 2: Oh it's Keller. This here is Shorty, Shorty. This is
Speaker 2: a gent I've been telling you about.
Speaker 1: Please to meet you, mister Callot. You say something about Scotch.
Speaker 2: I did, Mister Beeman, I'd be delighted if you join me.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't be delighted. And he's not joining you. And
Speaker 2: you can save the executive approach. It's wasted. I'm Shorty
Speaker 2: all right, I'll save it for my legitimate customers. Mister Beeman,
Speaker 2: you understand what we're going to do. Call him Shorty,
Speaker 2: you understand, Shorty, I understand, and they get five hundred
Speaker 2: times out of Shorty.
Speaker 1: Yes, I understand.
Speaker 2: I told him, Shorty, what kind of home? Huh? Your house?
Speaker 2: What's it worth? Thirty five?
Speaker 1: Maybe forty thousand. He's not trying to buy, Shorty ten
Speaker 1: thousand five?
Speaker 2: All right, now, what do you do? Well? Tomorrow some
Speaker 2: time I'll come to your company. What's the name, Shorty?
Speaker 1: The name? Oh, I got that card here in my pocket.
Speaker 2: Never mind it the mid Straight Home Improvement Incorporated. I remember.
Speaker 2: Now I come there, ask to go for the president
Speaker 2: for me, shorty, mister Keller. Then then I make our
Speaker 2: purpose for an improvement loan on house, that's right, improvement
Speaker 2: on what my wife's.
Speaker 1: Peddled, and and a new playroom and the fellow for kids.
Speaker 2: Oh, you have a family, No, he hasn't. No family
Speaker 2: and no wife need it makes a difference, no difference, Harry. Okay, Shorty,
Speaker 2: that's awfu. Now, mister Keller will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I the barns to Kellor.
Speaker 2: It's a real pleasure to think. Sorry, here in my
Speaker 2: office anytime between the nine thirty and five, I'll be waiting.
Speaker 2: I'm me there five anywhere do you get him. I'm sorry, Jim.
Speaker 2: Only the better class clientele don't owe me. I owe you.
Speaker 2: I'm not a better class client a resident company, not include. Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't worry about Shorty being and he's okay. I'm
Speaker 2: not worried. He's perfect. Can't thank you enough, Harry, nothing
Speaker 2: to thank you. Owe me a pile my way to
Speaker 2: insure it, that's all, Harry. Yah, you didn't tell him
Speaker 2: the size of the loan I'm getting for him from
Speaker 2: Uncle sam Boy. He'll just get the check, sign it,
Speaker 2: pass it over to you for five hundred bills. What's
Speaker 2: the trouble, No trouble. I was just thinking the respectable
Speaker 2: man was a big family like that. His home may
Speaker 2: need more movements. And I originally thought, you've got your nerve.
Speaker 2: I'll give you that. You have to have nerve when
Speaker 2: you're in the hole as deep as I am. You're
Speaker 2: taking my bed on the fight to night engine you
Speaker 2: name it as usual. Five thousand on Young Sullivan. That's
Speaker 2: a lot of out risk on it in an hour.
Speaker 2: What's the difference A sweet setup like this? You got
Speaker 2: to win one way or the other. Just keep feeding me.
Speaker 2: Cooperative customers Harry, and there's no telling where this can go.
Speaker 2: In the summer of nineteen fifty three, a clever new
Speaker 2: kickback bracket had its origin in the pugument operation of
Speaker 2: a firm calling itself mid State Home Improvement Incorporated. This
Speaker 2: operation was especially geared to deport the government through false
Speaker 2: applications obtained from homeowners for FAHA Title I loans. When
Speaker 2: the Bureau was initially called in, we found little to
Speaker 2: go on. But as our preliminary investigation mushroomed, it focused
Speaker 2: on four individuals James Keller, president of the mid State company,
Speaker 2: me a bookmaker named Harry Nemo, Keller's teenage daughter Mary Francis,
Speaker 2: and a particularly ambitious young salesman of the firm named
Speaker 2: Eddie Norris.
Speaker 4: You like it, miss Keller, Oh it's gorgeous, fabulous, mister Norris.
Speaker 4: But but I can't accept them?
Speaker 3: Why can't you?
Speaker 5: But I just can't, that's all said.
Speaker 3: Your father wouldn't approve.
Speaker 5: Mister.
Speaker 3: The name is Eddie. Don't make a couple of earrings.
Speaker 1: You know, I think it looked nice for you. I
Speaker 1: think anything looked nice I knew, Miss Keller.
Speaker 5: I think yeah nothing.
Speaker 1: Do you think what what miss Keller.
Speaker 4: I think they'd look nice to.
Speaker 3: Mister Eddie well Man, how about a little Oh please.
Speaker 5: Don't someone might Well, I shouldn't be here in the
Speaker 5: office to begin with.
Speaker 2: What's the difference?
Speaker 6: Nobody's You want me to have your father phone you.
Speaker 2: And miss Keller? Oh, Daddy, Oh, Mary, I didn't expect
Speaker 2: to see you here.
Speaker 4: Then, Well, I guess phoning won't be necessary now, mister Norris, Oh,
Speaker 4: I know you didn't, Daddy, but I thought i'd take a.
Speaker 5: Chance and find you in I was shopping downtown.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad I got back here in time. Sit down,
Speaker 2: and they sit down, and as you excuse us, s
Speaker 2: kell No, don't.
Speaker 5: Let me interrupt, please, I'm late already.
Speaker 2: Oh, you don't have to rush off right away.
Speaker 4: I'm meeting mother at the beauty parlor at one exactly,
Speaker 4: and you know her.
Speaker 5: I'd better be on time.
Speaker 2: You run alone? Oh what of those hearing?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh, the nice can't they there? Your daughter was showing
Speaker 1: me while we're waiting for you. It's one of the
Speaker 1: height of thems.
Speaker 3: What downtown very nice?
Speaker 2: Probably forgo your alarm.
Speaker 5: Yes, but I figure maybe I can swindle you into
Speaker 5: giving me some.
Speaker 2: More knowing you, young lady, I wouldn't bet the other way.
Speaker 4: Well, I've got to school by daddy, by mister, thanks
Speaker 4: a lot for taking care of me.
Speaker 1: With all my Miss Keller. Call on me anytime, all right,
Speaker 1: maybe I will.
Speaker 3: Find ah you have Amice Keller.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, Well, I was hard to check my mail
Speaker 1: when she dropped by.
Speaker 2: Norris, sir, Never mind the mail. I want to took
Speaker 2: you to Keller. What about I think you know?
Speaker 1: What about all my sales, recodness living is.
Speaker 2: Don't play smart Alec with me, Norris Smart.
Speaker 3: Well, now, I certainly didn't mean to do that.
Speaker 1: I've got nothing with the greatest respect for you, miss Keller,
Speaker 1: but at my sales, there's.
Speaker 2: Nothing to do with sales. And you know it. I
Speaker 2: made it very clear the other day in ours that
Speaker 2: you would have stayed away from marry on.
Speaker 3: Look, I didn't ask her to come into the office.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, save it, mister Keller.
Speaker 3: I was only being polite. You weren't around one.
Speaker 2: Of the other men could have seen to her.
Speaker 3: All the rest of the fellows were busy. You're out on call.
Speaker 2: What about Larson.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking attractive girl like miss Keller would have much
Speaker 1: in common with a step shirt like Las. She would
Speaker 1: with you though, Well, I've got a flash for you, Norris.
Speaker 1: You're in the same league with Larson.
Speaker 3: Why don't you tell that to her?
Speaker 2: Now? Look, she's just a kid impressed with an old
Speaker 2: man of twenty six one year from now. She wouldn't
Speaker 2: look at you, Norris. I'm going to be frank with you.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good already.
Speaker 2: I don't like to let anything personal interfere with my business.
Speaker 2: If you weren't one of the best men in my office,
Speaker 2: you'll be through now.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the kind words.
Speaker 2: Is that all stay away from my daughter, nurs I'm
Speaker 2: telling you for the last time, Yes, sir. If I
Speaker 2: find you together again, i'll let something personal interfere like
Speaker 2: it or not. That's fair warning.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm warm. Is that all mitogether?
Speaker 2: Yes, Nurris, that's all.
Speaker 4: Sedwill how's the administration, mister Hallick?
Speaker 2: Just a phase, Yes, sir, I have an appointment with
Speaker 2: mister Hawick, Miss agent Stephens fed with your op.
Speaker 1: Investigation, Yes, sir, he's with me now, came in just
Speaker 1: as your phone. All right, I'll do that right, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. I'll be in touch with you sorry, Steve,
Speaker 1: how are you please? That was mister Andrews on the
Speaker 1: phone just then.
Speaker 2: Anything special about this.
Speaker 1: No, just to tell you to continue working with.
Speaker 2: Us, mostly probably not quite so polite.
Speaker 1: Well, he did add you weren't to show up back
Speaker 1: at the bureau.
Speaker 2: Until this thing is licked. It's more like it. How
Speaker 2: about it, Steve?
Speaker 3: Is it going to be licked?
Speaker 2: I think so, Tom. Of course, I've only had time
Speaker 2: for a preliminary once over. But off the record, I'd
Speaker 2: say your suspicions of the James Keller organization are well founded.
Speaker 2: They are off the record, there's hardly enough to go
Speaker 2: on yet, but there's definitely more behind the Keller set
Speaker 2: up than meets the eye.
Speaker 1: Yes, I was sure there would be. The field man
Speaker 1: who first reported on Keller as one of our most
Speaker 1: reliable people.
Speaker 2: Did he have any idea on how Keller might be operating. No,
Speaker 2: he didn't.
Speaker 1: I'll qualify that he did, but it was so vague
Speaker 1: and unchecked, and I didn't want any speculative ideas to
Speaker 1: prejudice your investigation.
Speaker 2: You have an idea, yes, but it may be just
Speaker 2: as speculative as your fieldman's want to tell me about it?
Speaker 2: By all means good.
Speaker 1: You don't object to my having a stenographer make a transcript?
Speaker 2: Certainly not.
Speaker 1: And miss Allen, would you step in here moment please?
Speaker 1: I told mister Andrews I'd send them copies of anything
Speaker 1: we put down.
Speaker 2: Of course, as I say, it's only an idea. I
Speaker 2: don't know more. After an order of James Keller's books.
Speaker 1: Oh, his books may not be they may not be
Speaker 1: too easy to get hold of.
Speaker 2: We've had to me. Okay, I well, I'll get hold
Speaker 2: of his books all right, don't worry.
Speaker 1: I bet you will at that. And once you do,
Speaker 1: I have an idea that you're going to uncover plenty
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 2: So if there's twenty to one cover well, of.
Speaker 1: Course our field man reported his suspicions on one particular loan.
Speaker 1: It may be narrowed down to just that one.
Speaker 2: I doubt it, Tom. We found out one thing in
Speaker 2: our investigations. It's almost a rule. If a man chisels
Speaker 2: successfully or I'm a single operation, it's a virtue will
Speaker 2: guarantee you'll be trying it again on others.
Speaker 7: I got warning a Skeller.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, mister Norris. You know what time it is?
Speaker 1: Yes, I know I had some personal business to attend her. Sorry,
Speaker 1: but it was very necessary. Take it off, my next commissioner.
Speaker 2: I'm getting offul fed up with you, Nurris, Are you
Speaker 2: really it's almost twelve o'clock. I wanted to get away
Speaker 2: early for the weekend. Where have you been? That was
Speaker 2: so necessary?
Speaker 3: Round with such a nice day, it seemed a shame
Speaker 3: to work, so I dropped over to see a couple
Speaker 3: of customers. Any messages come in for me?
Speaker 2: Customers?
Speaker 3: Mm hmm at missus.
Speaker 1: Steiner, mister Gotti, Shorty Beaman, No messages.
Speaker 2: What were you doing seeing those customers?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's a question.
Speaker 2: They're not your territory. Who asked you to see him?
Speaker 3: Nobody?
Speaker 7: I just wanted to be.
Speaker 3: On the ball if you get a promotion, after all
Speaker 3: you said, I was in Larson's leaves and maybe there's
Speaker 3: room for improvement.
Speaker 2: Or so I asked you a question, Sheller, don't put
Speaker 2: your hands on me. What were you doing seeing those customers?
Speaker 1: Sheller answer, I'll answer you in a way you won't
Speaker 1: like if you don't let go on me.
Speaker 2: All right, What.
Speaker 3: I was trying to see if my hunch about kickbacks
Speaker 3: was right?
Speaker 2: Kick bags?
Speaker 7: Mm?
Speaker 3: Hmm.
Speaker 1: It's the hunch I've been working on ever since I
Speaker 1: found out how much you've been dropping in the fights
Speaker 1: and the ponies.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: You want figures five thousand dropped on young Sullivan two
Speaker 1: thousands who told you about? And I got friends, mister Keller,
Speaker 1: the secretary kind. You'd be surprised what they do for me.
Speaker 2: So my smart Alex salesman decided to get.
Speaker 1: Nosey, and I know the whole phony set up over
Speaker 1: two hundred thousand worth.
Speaker 2: Let me see what are you going to do about it? Nurse?
Speaker 2: So I could go to the police, I suppose, yeah,
Speaker 2: but you wouldn't tall.
Speaker 3: I could hold you up for a nice.
Speaker 1: Water Muola, say about oh fifty thousand for a time.
Speaker 2: That's more your speed, I think. So you won't get
Speaker 2: a dime for me? Now, it's not one dime.
Speaker 3: I don't want money, mister Keller. You get me all wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm off it all.
Speaker 1: Why should I it's all it's all in the family.
Speaker 1: But I won't need money, and.
Speaker 3: I certainly don't want to be the one that slaps
Speaker 3: popa in law in the pokey.
Speaker 1: No, I only want one thing, mister Keller, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to get it. I'll be a good son to you.
Speaker 1: You can count and you know something. You're out of
Speaker 1: your head, am I completely out?
Speaker 2: If you could think for one second that I'd allow
Speaker 2: my daughter to harry you, good mister Keller.
Speaker 3: And unless you're dumber, and I think so, could you
Speaker 3: stop talking like a fool? Either marry Mary and me
Speaker 3: or it's you and twenty years.
Speaker 2: Up the river. You can't mean that. Nurse, even the
Speaker 2: chipster like you wouldn't call names if I were you
Speaker 2: your luck.
Speaker 3: I am giving you until Monday to make up your mind.
Speaker 3: You'll see how much I mean it.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm here.
Speaker 3: I'll take over the office for you. Said you wanted
Speaker 3: to get away earlier the weekend, didn't you.
Speaker 2: I'll get it.
Speaker 1: Mother, huh oh Mary, Eddie Narris calling, Oh.
Speaker 5: Oh Eddie.
Speaker 4: One moment.
Speaker 5: I'll get my father.
Speaker 3: No, father, I didn't.
Speaker 2: Call to speak with him, Oh Eddie.
Speaker 3: I called to see where you're going away for the weekend,
Speaker 3: because you're still going to be in town.
Speaker 4: Eddie.
Speaker 5: You shouldn't call me here. I told you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Everybody tells me. Only I got a long time have
Speaker 3: it making up my own mind. Ye're not going away
Speaker 3: for the weekend.
Speaker 4: Well, no, something came up to change Daddy's plans.
Speaker 5: Eddie, I can't talk to you anymore.
Speaker 7: Really, all right, we'll save it for the night.
Speaker 3: Huh whnny, it's time to talk over dinner. Maybe your cocktail,
Speaker 3: it's do in front of it.
Speaker 2: I'll come bye with the car.
Speaker 3: Aroun'm sick.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Eddie. I don't think it's matter.
Speaker 3: You want to have dinner with me, don't you? Don't you?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: Maybe I do, But.
Speaker 7: Run six, Mary, I'll come by with the car.
Speaker 5: Oh oh, Daddy, I didn't know you were still home.
Speaker 2: I couldn't put this book down ntil I finished it.
Speaker 2: Do you know me and mysteries? D oh? I told
Speaker 2: mother to go ahead. I meet her at the club.
Speaker 2: You're not eating with us?
Speaker 5: Well, not tonight?
Speaker 4: Well, Millicent asked me to join her.
Speaker 5: So oh I'm late, dear.
Speaker 2: I have to run f Mary. Yes, aren't you dressed
Speaker 2: up kind of elegant for melicin? Well, I mean an
Speaker 2: old friend like her.
Speaker 4: I could say what is this questions and answer no,
Speaker 4: of course.
Speaker 5: Well I really do have to run, daddy, Mary.
Speaker 2: You're having dinner with that in hours aren't you what?
Speaker 2: You've never lied to me? There is there the reason
Speaker 2: to start? Now?
Speaker 4: Well, what if I am having dinner with it?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 5: What if I am?
Speaker 2: I think you know what?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not sure I do. Is it that I
Speaker 4: didn't get written permission from you and mother? Or because
Speaker 4: that he works for you, or that he's just not
Speaker 4: on our high social level?
Speaker 2: Made? Okay?
Speaker 4: What I'd really like to know? If I'm supposed to
Speaker 4: be a snob, We'll tell me. If I'm supposed to
Speaker 4: stay a two year old the rest of my life,
Speaker 4: just tell me that's all, Mary?
Speaker 5: All right? But I do think I'm old enough.
Speaker 4: To know what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Maybe, but I'm still going to forbid you to see Eddie.
Speaker 5: Norris forbid me.
Speaker 2: I don't like the idea. Believe me, I've never interfered before.
Speaker 2: I've always let you have your own way and your
Speaker 2: own affairs. But this is one time I have to
Speaker 2: insist on mine.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, man, I'm sorry too.
Speaker 5: But because I'm going to have dinner with Eddie, whether
Speaker 5: you stay so or not, I'm going to see him
Speaker 5: say so or not.
Speaker 2: Mary, I'm not Eddie.
Speaker 4: I'm old enough to know what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Marry, Harry, Jim Keller, I have to see you. Wait
Speaker 2: for me. I'll be over. I'm all close up. If
Speaker 2: you wait for me, Harry, this isn't any better.
Speaker 6: I have to see you right away, all right?
Speaker 2: Okay? Only how did he find out? How he was
Speaker 2: kind of always find out girls? One of the secretary
Speaker 2: and his wedding bells are out? Now?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 2: Couldn't blow him out? Of course I couldn't. If I couldn't
Speaker 2: you think I've been talking to you like this, relaxed,
Speaker 2: whether you're sure any other funny? Maybe you're not gonna
Speaker 2: let your daughter marry the creepy? What do you think
Speaker 2: I'm asking that? So? Although my dead buddy him or
Speaker 2: his Huh, you're in a spot, Jim, you know that?
Speaker 2: What what do you mean? Also, I'm in a spot.
Speaker 2: You owe me a water coin. If that boy opens
Speaker 2: up his yeap, my chances for collecting will be zero. Harry.
Speaker 2: We got to shut him up the way I see it.
Speaker 2: We got to shut him up in fast, brilliant suggestion,
Speaker 2: I think so? And just how do we shut him
Speaker 2: out of pens on?
Speaker 1: What on?
Speaker 2: Have you got guts?
Speaker 7: Harry?
Speaker 2: I don't intend to spend the rest of my life
Speaker 2: behind bars. That's a drinking kind How far don't you?
Speaker 2: As far as you don't, so then we got no worry.
Speaker 2: We can get the character over here now sure he
Speaker 2: owes me a gambling that and can't pay off. He's
Speaker 2: afraid you'll find out he's been pulling a loan swindle
Speaker 2: behind your back. But a loan swindle that way we
Speaker 2: kill what they call two birds with one stone, all
Speaker 2: suspicion against you and Eddie Norris. I don't get you,
Speaker 2: Harry again. I just asked if you got guts?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So o, have you got guts enough to let the
Speaker 2: sleezy character take the easy way out through the window.
Speaker 2: I don't like it? What than you do? But what
Speaker 2: can we do? Uh uh no, no, no, we can't
Speaker 2: do anything like that. He said, you didn't want to
Speaker 2: spend the rest of your life behind Forget it, Harry,
Speaker 2: it's too cold blooded. All right? Then you just have
Speaker 2: to face the music, wedding bells or the prisoner. It
Speaker 2: must be some other way there is, And I just
Speaker 2: gave it to you Eddie Norris, or you Jim his
Speaker 2: body or yours, And from what you told me, you
Speaker 2: haven't got time to waste. No, no, his body or
Speaker 2: yours is up to you, Jim, which would be I
Speaker 2: don't know. I'd have to take it over, Harry. I
Speaker 2: just don't know. Midstid Home Improvement Incorporated. Mister Keller is speaking,
Speaker 2: mister killer. My name is Stevens. I wonder mine might
Speaker 2: drop over for a few minutes.
Speaker 7: I'm from a Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Speaker 2: If you'll have a seat in here, mister Stevens, I
Speaker 2: think you'll be comfortable. Thanks. Don't put yourself out any
Speaker 2: mister Keller, A pleasure, believe me, say you'll find cigars
Speaker 2: a cigarette Tandy. I won't be a moment, thank your time.
Speaker 2: There's no special right only moment, Harry. Harry's me, Jim Keller.
Speaker 2: What we talked about I have, Harry. I've thought it over,
Speaker 2: real careful, and I thought the answer was still number on.
Speaker 2: If something has just come up to change my mind,
Speaker 2: watch something doesn't matter, doesn't How does it changed your mind?
Speaker 2: It has? Harry. The soon as we got it over with,
Speaker 2: the better got to light off. That'suff, you've had enough.
Speaker 2: I just sounded like this, maybe we're making a mistake.
Speaker 2: What well, maybe we are? I thought that visit and
Speaker 2: the Federals changed your mind. It did, but maybe we
Speaker 2: jump into quick it. It could have been just a
Speaker 2: routine cool like they said, routine. Those boys got nothing
Speaker 2: better than doom. Now listen to me, Jim, stop shaking
Speaker 2: and listen good. Those Federals showing up wasn't any coincidence
Speaker 2: and there wasn't any routine that Norris Skunk is just
Speaker 2: showing you he means business. Did you fix it for
Speaker 2: him to come over? I still didn't like. I didn't
Speaker 2: ask if I liked it. Seeing you stay out of
Speaker 2: a courtroom is my only insurance for the pile you
Speaker 2: owe me, So like it or not, I'm seeing Did
Speaker 2: you fix it for the character to come over? Yes?
Speaker 2: They give him your decision one way or they are. Listen, Harry,
Speaker 2: there must be some other Hearson, put that glass down.
Speaker 2: I'm tired of hearing the ice shake. And you talk
Speaker 2: him over there and in the window, Harry, maybe if
Speaker 2: we just walt on'll be a ten year old Jim,
Speaker 2: nobody eleven or different. He broke down, confessed, then made
Speaker 2: a break for the window, yelling, no Federals was ever
Speaker 2: going to lock him up. We tried to stop him,
Speaker 2: but we couldn't. The only way out. Oh, I know, Harry,
Speaker 2: he asked for this, didn't he? Howbody told him, I'll
Speaker 2: all a knife in your belly. You said you had
Speaker 2: got you made up your mind. I'll stay well, all right,
Speaker 2: all right, but but nothing, stay with it. And if
Speaker 2: you have to use that gun cold huh, he's coming. Okay,
Speaker 2: if you lose your nerve, Harry, all.
Speaker 7: I'm saying, shut up, shut up, guy, here to see
Speaker 7: mister Keller Harry.
Speaker 2: Okay, Joe, thanks.
Speaker 3: Hi, boss, And this is where you squanted the company
Speaker 3: fund urse.
Speaker 2: This is mister Harry. Nemo.
Speaker 3: Hello, Nemo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, your message said you give me a decision, boss, okay,
Speaker 1: give well.
Speaker 2: Don't find out cutaway suit Junior. You won't need it.
Speaker 2: You won't need it.
Speaker 3: Oh that's the way you feel, born.
Speaker 2: I'll tell her what he feels the same as I
Speaker 2: feel that you're the rottenless, little conniving water rat this
Speaker 2: side of the water.
Speaker 3: Are you supposed to be? Nemo? A funny man?
Speaker 2: You look I like this too, bit I don't like him.
Speaker 2: Not tell him, go on, tell him tell me what
Speaker 2: listen a minute, I didn't Well, I'm sorry, I can't
Speaker 2: submit monter. That's all right, okay, okay, I'll take care
Speaker 2: of it myself. Come here, you need a little fresh air.
Speaker 2: Let go here. Don't worry. I'm gonna show you. He's
Speaker 2: just a sorry. Let's go of him. Now, where the shoot?
Speaker 2: Let's go him, Harry, Let's go I shoot? What Harry?
Speaker 3: Let him go, mister Keller.
Speaker 2: I didn't made the shoot. He just went on few
Speaker 2: gutless laughs. It had been better for you get killed.
Speaker 2: You were worried about what tubid was gonna spell? What
Speaker 2: just when ye're here? What Harry, Harry?
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 2: That sounded like? Okay, okay, I'm stand there. It sounded
Speaker 2: and it was can't killer took a shot at me?
Speaker 2: Don't stand there? Go ahead, call a cop. Harry. Nemo
Speaker 2: became a willing witness for the prosecution, explo using the
Speaker 2: whole corrupt story of James Keller's business practice, and a
Speaker 2: grand jury quickly returned an indictment. Keller subsequently was tried
Speaker 2: and convicted and sentenced to a ten year term in
Speaker 2: the penitentiary at Louisbourg, although his sentence was lessened in
Speaker 2: consideration of his cooperation with the prosecution. Nemo himself was
Speaker 2: given a five year term. The byproduct of the trial
Speaker 2: was the revelation of the true character of Eddie Norris,
Speaker 2: finally convincing even Keller's daughter that there was ample room
Speaker 2: for improvement. This is the United States Time Forces Radio
Speaker 2: and Television service.