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Speaker 1: War Drama, Thrills, Actions The Right Story, twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars bonds. I'd like you, mister Pharaoh. I've just come
Speaker 1: from the United States Commissioner's office. He said you refuged
Speaker 1: counsel when you were arraigned before him this morning. Violation
Speaker 1: of the Espionide laws is a major insurance. I don't
Speaker 1: have to tell you that. And if Barry Calvin should
Speaker 1: say to pull through, you're sure you don't want to
Speaker 1: change your mind about retaining counsel. I'm sure why I
Speaker 1: had my reason. I looked over your record in the
Speaker 1: Commissioner's office. It's an excellent record, mister Farrell. Unless there's
Speaker 1: a compelling reason, a man of your background doesn't change overnights,
Speaker 1: mister Stephens. And beyond your record, there was the interview
Speaker 1: with Agent Glenno's at your office. Oh Man doesn't ask
Speaker 1: for an interview with the FD, mister Stephens. I believe
Speaker 1: I'm within my rights and not caring to discuss this.
Speaker 1: You are, but you're being held in twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars buns. You know what that means? No visitors except
Speaker 1: in the tourney. I hope you might be willing to
Speaker 1: help yourself since you flatly refuse counsel. Excuse me Stephens speaking, Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: oh I see, yes, I'll tell him. Mister Farrell, Yes,
Speaker 1: that was Agent Reynolds, your wife. I don't want Aileen
Speaker 1: brought into this. You have no right of Your wife
Speaker 1: just made a complete and voluntary statement as huming full guilt.
Speaker 1: Her statement exonerates you from any connection with the classified
Speaker 1: documents in question, as well as your supposed part of
Speaker 1: the shooting. You want to tell me about it now.
Speaker 1: They won't put her away, will they? I mean, if
Speaker 1: they were a mitigating circumstandard for me to decide. Mister Barroll, No,
Speaker 1: of course not. It's just well, it wasn't Eileen's false,
Speaker 1: not really, and just for the shooting. Why don't you
Speaker 1: tell me what you know from the beginning? All right?
Speaker 1: Would you like a cigarette? Yes? I wouldn't see who
Speaker 1: you are? Thank you, thanks a loving It wasn't her false.
Speaker 1: It's anything I was to blame, But you can make
Speaker 1: your own judgments. All I know is that if I
Speaker 1: hadn't been so busy at the office, I would have
Speaker 1: had more time with Aileen, and she wouldn't have had
Speaker 1: time for a man like Barry Calvin. You know, Ilean,
Speaker 1: in these days, that husband of yours may get curious
Speaker 1: about what happens with you while he's busy at the office.
Speaker 1: What then, all isn't attacks get curious? Trust you intrig
Speaker 1: But if you ever did get curious, all I do
Speaker 1: is ask for divorce. You haven't mentioned anything like that yet.
Speaker 1: Of course, when uh when was who? Well, I've been
Speaker 1: thinking about that very thing, Aileen say that glass was
Speaker 1: kind of looking. I've been thinking about this most carefully,
Speaker 1: and I've come to the conclusions, Aileen. Yeah, when two
Speaker 1: people are as close as we are, they shouldn't have
Speaker 1: secrets from one another, should they? Of course they shouldn't.
Speaker 2: What did he done tell me?
Speaker 1: I need money? I mean a great deal of money,
Speaker 1: and I need it now. But I thought, I know,
Speaker 1: But I have been doing so well with my investments lately,
Speaker 1: and a couple of big deals have fallen through. Darny,
Speaker 1: I don't care about money, did I know? I don't know?
Speaker 1: Of course, I didn't take Barry. My husband works for
Speaker 1: the government. You know the kind of dowry email. I know, Ilean,
Speaker 1: I know how you feel, but I I just couldn't
Speaker 1: ask the future missus Barry Calvin to make a big
Speaker 1: move like this and this. I could at least, I mean,
Speaker 1: how much do I mean to you? You know? How much?
Speaker 1: Time enough to do something for me without asking? Why?
Speaker 1: Ask me? That's all allan? Do you know what work
Speaker 1: your husband does for the governm No, there is an
Speaker 1: exactly wone have a discussed business is me? He brings
Speaker 1: things home to work and doesn't I mean you want
Speaker 1: to help me, you really do? Just time? I just
Speaker 1: all right, all right, that's all I wanted to know.
Speaker 1: I had to find out if you, if you really
Speaker 1: wanted me, really needed me, because I need you. I
Speaker 1: mean I need you more than you will ever know,
Speaker 1: Imo to Reynold. Confidential request from Defense Department planted by
Speaker 1: Director JNS gutcheons out of from her with mister Paul Barrell,
Speaker 1: I want to report back to me San you there, boy,
Speaker 1: shit up, looks right, step lively me.
Speaker 2: This is your great grandpa. Man name some my name.
Speaker 1: I've been called Johnny Red and I've been called Billy Yank.
Speaker 1: I'm a soldier Civil War on what you want to
Speaker 1: know about soldier. Oh, yes, sure, we was the first
Speaker 1: to use observation from the air. Huh, there was no
Speaker 1: end of things we didn't start or try out for
Speaker 1: the first time in our war. At the beginning of
Speaker 1: the war, Congress authorized Statius Low to create US an
Speaker 1: aeronautic service. So he built five balloons, which was used
Speaker 1: first in the Peninsular.
Speaker 2: Campaign by McLellan.
Speaker 1: And the fact is old Fattius Low was the first
Speaker 1: one to take photographs from a balloon. Yeah. Anyhow, they'd
Speaker 1: go on up right over the enemy lines and look
Speaker 1: down on them with long spyglasses. There was no danger
Speaker 1: from gunfire, since neither the muskets nor the artillery fire.
Speaker 2: Could reach them. But landing the blame balloon was sure hazardous.
Speaker 1: They bounced down hardly, observers get themselves all tangled in
Speaker 1: the poles of the balloon, the like of which you
Speaker 1: never seen u. But they got the job done, even
Speaker 1: if they did sometimes look as if they were going
Speaker 1: to fly right on up to the moon.
Speaker 2: But now, you boy, you don't have to depend on balloons.
Speaker 1: I know you got yourself all kinds of people and
Speaker 1: machines to do you're observing for you, and do it.
Speaker 2: A heap better.
Speaker 1: There's helicopters and others such like spotter aircraft, for which
Speaker 1: you can thank your lucky stars and stripes.
Speaker 2: Leave you me, son.
Speaker 1: It takes more and just men and guns and generals
Speaker 1: to make you an army. It takes some poor devil
Speaker 1: like old sad Low, risking his neck in some crazy
Speaker 1: balloons some hundred years ago, and then it takes long,
Speaker 1: hard training to give you the kind of derned good
Speaker 1: observant you got today, and danged if it don't. Of course,
Speaker 1: it hasn't lastual evidence that anyone who's been examining the
Speaker 1: document settlement snow no direct evidence now, and none of
Speaker 1: the papers has ever been missing. No, Still you feel,
Speaker 1: and mister Renolds, look at it this way. The papers
Speaker 1: we're talking about a classified material, in a vermacular top secret.
Speaker 1: I'm not only careful when handling material of that classification,
Speaker 1: I'm absolutely exact. Uh huh for instance, Well, for instance,
Speaker 1: each paper is in a specific Manila folder and placed
Speaker 1: in definite orders. I check this, and I check it again.
Speaker 1: Yet twice during the past month I found papers and
Speaker 1: folders in the change, or at any rate, arranged differently
Speaker 1: than when I placed them there. I understand one thing.
Speaker 1: I'm certain I didn't rearrange them all right now, I
Speaker 1: don't think I'm being an alarmist. You recognize the implications
Speaker 1: behind my suspicions. If I weren't fairly certain, you don't
Speaker 1: have to convince me mis foul. Less evidence than yours
Speaker 1: is produced to incredible results. Let me ask you this,
Speaker 1: who in this office, but for that matter, who on
Speaker 1: this floor would have had ordinary access to your brief?
Speaker 1: Gay ordinary? No one unusual access or my secretary, the
Speaker 1: filing clerks, my assistant Joe Dixon, no special feelings about
Speaker 1: any event. I trust each and every one of them
Speaker 1: as highly as I would myself. Uh huh. You bring
Speaker 1: work home with you mitrial on weekend? Yes? I do,
Speaker 1: occasionally other times, but mostly weekend this past month. Yes, married,
Speaker 1: aren't you? I am happily now, I don't mean to pride, right,
Speaker 1: it's all right, Yes, quite happily. The reason I ask
Speaker 1: security had you conceal the nature of your work even
Speaker 1: from your wife. This interview cancels that order for her safety.
Speaker 1: It's now necessary for her to know. Do you have
Speaker 1: a gun in the house, miss Fowl. No, I don't.
Speaker 1: You don't really the vowel. Yes, I'm not being an
Speaker 1: alarmist either, but I don't have to talk circles with you.
Speaker 1: You're well aware of the situation. I'll see that you
Speaker 1: have a gun and permit for it. One more thing, Yes,
Speaker 1: as soon as you tell your wife about it's better.
Speaker 1: I'll tell her tonight. Anything more, No, that's orphan Amasaharaoh.
Speaker 1: There may be something more or later. And after my
Speaker 1: interview with Agent Reynolds, I tried to continue working, but
Speaker 1: the situation was too disturbing for me to concentrate. I
Speaker 1: left the office and went home with Telilan about her
Speaker 1: as she suggested, but there was an autumn night table
Speaker 1: saying she was spending eating his friends. This is been
Speaker 1: happening with in preaching regularity over the recent weeks, and
Speaker 1: somehow that was disturbing too ile. Oh, sorry, Carl, I
Speaker 1: did a week. I was asleep. Oh, just kidding yourself. Oh,
Speaker 1: I split earlier today. I didn't know you were going
Speaker 1: on tonight. Well, now I hear the fourth bridge, Frid
Speaker 1: know you were saying at the office. Oh, I didn't
Speaker 1: know until the LASTNS myself. Who was there? And I M,
Speaker 1: you know, keep this Garry Calvin. Yes, I was there
Speaker 1: that he brought me home. That was nice him, Aileen,
Speaker 1: what's the matter? Something the matter? I think there is
Speaker 1: imagination for it. No, we've been going apart lately. It's
Speaker 1: my fault. I guess I made the office more important
Speaker 1: than our homes. And I couldn't even tell you why.
Speaker 1: In any way, that's changed now I can see if
Speaker 1: something is the matter, maybe it will help. And by
Speaker 1: the time I had finished telling her and Aileen was
Speaker 1: really shocked. I'd expected a reaction from her, but nothing
Speaker 1: so severe. I reassured her, that's like and I told
Speaker 1: her the whole thing might be a false alarm. I
Speaker 1: thought about the gun and our living room desk, but
Speaker 1: something was common, and of course I didn't know why.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what a night of torments she went through,
Speaker 1: waiting for the morning and the truth, the truth. Your
Speaker 1: husband must be an eloquent speaker, have you definitely this
Speaker 1: way thought that speak willed me? Didn't I hear to
Speaker 1: discuss Paul's vocal abilities, Barry, I'm quite sure you didn't.
Speaker 1: How much truth is there? And what he said apparently
Speaker 1: you seem to think there's a good deal.
Speaker 2: Answer my question.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you went along with our arrangement, you
Speaker 1: knew that there might be complications, didn't you. I went
Speaker 1: along because I thought those papers were harmless, because you
Speaker 1: said you needed my help. I think I know Fio
Speaker 1: you do. He lied to all along.
Speaker 2: You only made love to me.
Speaker 1: Use you use your that has such an ugly sound.
Speaker 1: I mean my word, every moment with you was a
Speaker 1: praising your word, your health and war. My dear, say, well,
Speaker 1: who did? Who are foreign agent? You are?
Speaker 2: Aren't you?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but you had to find out sooner or later? Yes? Who? Life? Then?
Speaker 1: What a stupid juspido? Easy? Now, don't sell yourself short
Speaker 1: And like I said, it was.
Speaker 2: Calling squirming ouse.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do that again. If with you and keep
Speaker 1: your voice down? What do you think you're doing? What
Speaker 1: does it look like? Calling Paul? I don't think that's
Speaker 1: very word. I don't imagine the deep end ialen think
Speaker 1: just think a minute, do you know me, Darry? I
Speaker 1: don't think that's my trouble? Hello, n mister Paul felt,
Speaker 1: Thank you you're being young, Aileen. Don't be young. You
Speaker 1: don't want poor to know what you've done for you're wrong.
Speaker 1: I do want to know. He said those documents in
Speaker 1: the wrong hand documents. Who's talking about documents? But I'm
Speaker 1: talking about personal things, Darling. Things. I'm sure you wouldn't
Speaker 1: want anyone to know, much less your husband things. I'd
Speaker 1: really be most reluctant to tell him. Keep flexible, irene
Speaker 1: and open minds. Thinking young is unbecoming a t It's me, darling.
Speaker 2: Both go along.
Speaker 1: Someone want to tell you something. Le's the phone.
Speaker 2: Go on, tell me.
Speaker 1: Very Calvin there, I mean feeling silly today. She's had
Speaker 1: one or two drinks. Come on, ball, don't just.
Speaker 2: Go there questions?
Speaker 1: Do what I say important?
Speaker 2: Please don't come away.
Speaker 1: All I knew was that Aileen asked me to come
Speaker 1: home right away, and then an urgency in her voice
Speaker 1: that should have prepared me for something unuseful, But I
Speaker 1: was hardly prepared to hear what I did. Sorried Calvin
Speaker 1: at warn Isleen how far he would go, and he
Speaker 1: carried out his ugly such little qualification. Are you through
Speaker 1: all through? Unless perhap your wife cares? Though I'd resign
Speaker 1: Paul acquired Aileen. I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. Let me
Speaker 1: handle this. Calvin, You're a fortunate man. If this was
Speaker 1: a movie that I'll knocked you down long ago. I
Speaker 1: take for granted with grown up people, Believe me, I
Speaker 1: didn't want it this way. I'd never have opened my
Speaker 1: mouth if Ioleen hadn't made an issue. I take for
Speaker 1: granted you wouldn't do anything fully, And do you also
Speaker 1: take for granted that's what I would do? I think
Speaker 1: I do. Yeah, you're not going to do a thing.
Speaker 1: I'm going to call the police, Calvin. No, you won't
Speaker 1: do that. I won't. Your wife wouldn't like it. After all,
Speaker 1: someone might get careless because the police what I've just
Speaker 1: told you. That would make a real juicy headline. I wouldn't,
Speaker 1: and someone might. Punks will tell him. Have you and
Speaker 1: Eileen had been conspiring all the time against your country?
Speaker 1: Ilen and me? Yes, I don't believe Ileen would want
Speaker 1: that to happen. I perhaps the other, but not that.
Speaker 2: No, you're not met TNK.
Speaker 1: I'm only trying to help you, dear. I certainly don't
Speaker 1: want your husband mixed up in his agreements just because
Speaker 1: it's manly. Pride been injured. You see your position, don't you, Paul? Yes,
Speaker 1: I see, And to avoid complications, all you have to
Speaker 1: do is you act sensible. How sensible? Well, all I
Speaker 1: have to do is to get this incident and let
Speaker 1: you walk out of here. That is my dear Paul.
Speaker 1: I could have walked out long before you arrive. Oh
Speaker 1: that's not yet. There's a little something more. For instance, Paul,
Speaker 1: you're a bright young man and intellect, you of a
Speaker 1: spark pres of the nation. Surely you can add two
Speaker 1: and two and tell me the right answer. I thought
Speaker 1: Aileen provided you with the papers you wanted. She did
Speaker 1: and more. However, yet, however, there are certain essential papers
Speaker 1: still to be seen. Way, shall we say, complete the picture?
Speaker 1: In my pocket there's a camera five minutes with the
Speaker 1: essential papers. And I'm said his friends heart, and I
Speaker 1: said something amusing. Yes, you did something very amusing. At
Speaker 1: the trouble with you boys, you can take it in
Speaker 1: your way and trips you up every time you're before
Speaker 1: the alternative. It really hasn't any choice. Good old national loyalty.
Speaker 1: That boy scout American editor always gives me a laugh
Speaker 1: and a laugh hearty than your number coming up any minute.
Speaker 1: Don't trust me, call I don't like it. We have
Speaker 1: a good old national saying Calvin, if you don't like it,
Speaker 1: lump it. You underestimate me. You always know. On the contrary,
Speaker 1: I overestimated you. I had no idea what a fifty low,
Speaker 1: miserable sneaking cheek you were. Our husband doesn't know how
Speaker 1: to speak. You should teach him discretion, I lean, we
Speaker 1: know who the expert is when it comes to sneaking cheats,
Speaker 1: don't we the memory of those evenings while he was
Speaker 1: at the office line man like you, Paul, what do
Speaker 1: you know? Ideals? Big talk and no action. Let's you
Speaker 1: or your kind all the time talk and ideas while
Speaker 1: your wife No, I'm through catering to this knit with
Speaker 1: Do I have the cajole when I can order? I
Speaker 1: want those papers, pol you will have them. I want
Speaker 1: them now. You do have a choice, whether you think
Speaker 1: so or not. You can hand them to me or
Speaker 1: pick up the phone and drop before you say operator okay.
Speaker 1: Yes it's a forty five automatic with silence and live
Speaker 1: in littley was always my creed, Ileen. But your big
Speaker 1: brave husband is asking for trouble, so let him have
Speaker 1: his choice. Hand me the papers or pick up the phone.
Speaker 1: Stay out of the silen no paper you want to
Speaker 1: need the Sorry, Paul, I don't care about the papers
Speaker 1: are in his day, get them? I lean, I say
Speaker 1: where you are poor? Put that gun down or I'll
Speaker 1: ram it down. You're trying. You drive me too far.
Speaker 1: You have it alien, Yes, I have it rotten, no good, right, Paul,
Speaker 1: I've taken it up from you. I mean I don't know.
Speaker 1: I said I can't. You couldn't many I mean listened,
Speaker 1: I'd no time I listen. I'm going to call for
Speaker 1: an ambulance. Do you understand now? The please will come?
Speaker 2: You weren't here.
Speaker 1: Have you got that? I can play everything? Don't, darling, don't.
Speaker 1: Everything will be all right. Please please don't cry. Ilan
Speaker 1: go behind you now you'll see everything will be all right.
Speaker 2: Land Land, This land was made.
Speaker 3: One of the world's great men, was born at Speaking
Speaker 3: Spring Fawn near the Big South Fork of Nolan Creek.
Speaker 3: Abraham Lincoln, one of America's favorite songs, was written about Bardstown,
Speaker 3: my old Kentucky home. Much of the world's best bourbon
Speaker 3: is distilled in Frankfort or Frank's Ford, as it was
Speaker 3: originally named. One of America's cleverest men hailed from Paduca
Speaker 3: Irvin S.
Speaker 1: Cobb.
Speaker 3: Gilbertsville is the site of the largest of the TVA dams,
Speaker 3: and Fort Knox houses all of the nation's gold bullion.
Speaker 3: All of this greatness had a common spawning ground the
Speaker 3: Bluegrass State, where the words thereof probably need more than
Speaker 3: anywhere else Kentucky. But the mardineer is at least as
Speaker 3: much a part of this state as man of war,
Speaker 3: and his struggle to survive, inherited from his father and
Speaker 3: his grandfather, is in the names he gives to the
Speaker 3: hollows where he lives, lonesome and troublesome and peevy. The
Speaker 3: spicuitiveness of men like this has made Kentucky a state
Speaker 3: famous for thoroughbreds of all kinds, and a state which
Speaker 3: continues to stand united.
Speaker 1: Calvin Bartok Elias Barry Calvin recovered from the gunshot wound
Speaker 1: inflicted by Aileen Farrell, and on his release from hospitalization,
Speaker 1: was deported from this country under the Subversive Act. Missus Farrell,
Speaker 1: in spite of her husband's vigorous efforts in her behalf,
Speaker 1: was tried as an accessory, convicted as charged, and sentenced
Speaker 1: to two years in women's prison. As for Paul Farrell himself.
Speaker 1: Substantiation of his wife's statements by your FBI provided his
Speaker 1: immediate release from twenty five thousand dollars bond. In Tonight's
Speaker 1: Story Elge Eric Wade, The Pight of Aileen Farrell, les
Speaker 1: daymon with Paul Farrell, and Bill Johnstone with Barry Colson.
Speaker 1: Let's radio domatization for the FBI in Vicon War was
Speaker 1: written by Jack Hanson Fink. These programs are produced and
Speaker 1: directed by Betty Mandeville. All names and characters used on
Speaker 1: the program are fictitious. Any similarity to the person's living
Speaker 1: or dead is curly coincidental. This program is based on
Speaker 1: Frederic L. Collins copyrighted books the FBI in Peace and War,
Speaker 1: and the broadcast does not imply endorsement, authorization, or approval
Speaker 1: by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This is the United
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