Speaker 1: Problem Hollywood.
Speaker 2: It's time though for ed Mund O'Brien as Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 1: Tenan Honison, Dollar, you can come down any time you wanta.
Speaker 1: I'm still at the.
Speaker 3: Hospital, thanks, Lieutenant. How's the driver?
Speaker 1: He's not gonna live.
Speaker 3: You them the doctor's doubt they can bring him around.
Speaker 1: For a statement. Uh what about the loss? Is the
Speaker 1: amountmans figured out? Yet? Pretty close?
Speaker 3: Almost two hundred and fifty dollars. I don't suppose there's
Speaker 3: a chance, But was any of it marked or listed
Speaker 3: by serial numbers?
Speaker 1: It? You better come down.
Speaker 4: The driver does regain consciousness, we may get something.
Speaker 3: If he doesn't, we'll be starting pretty much on the stark.
Speaker 3: I guess both of us have done that before. All right,
Speaker 3: Lieutenant Honison, I'll be right there.
Speaker 2: Edmund O'Brien and Another adventure of the man was the
Speaker 2: Action Packed Expenser gownd America's Fat Bill has free lance.
Speaker 3: Insurance Investigator because.
Speaker 1: Truly Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 3: Expense Mound submitted by special Investigator Johnny Dollar to Home Office,
Speaker 3: Columbia All Risk Insurance.
Speaker 1: Company, Hartford, Connecticut.
Speaker 3: The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation
Speaker 3: of the month end raid matter expect count out of
Speaker 3: one one hundred and eight dollars and twenty five cents
Speaker 3: airfare incidentals between Hartford and Kansas City, Missouri, where I
Speaker 3: arrived some seven hours after the company had advised me
Speaker 3: of the loss sustained by armed robbery by the Andover
Speaker 3: chain of department stores. The first details I received were sketchy.
Speaker 3: At the finish of a four day month end sale,
Speaker 3: the armored truck that had picked up the receipts from
Speaker 3: three branch stores had been robbed. One god had been
Speaker 3: killed at the scene. The driver, Carl Billa, was dying.
Speaker 3: At eleven thirty that night when I met Lieutenant Arneson
Speaker 3: in the hospital corridor.
Speaker 4: Doctor say three, I'm afraid, I talked, you're into a
Speaker 4: way to tip down here. Just saw the doctor gent
Speaker 4: I'm giving Bill a lesson now to live now. His
Speaker 4: wife just went in the room, never came back at all.
Speaker 4: Huh No, I've been with him most of the time
Speaker 4: and had the men, and I was, what.
Speaker 3: Did you expect him to give you? A Lieutenant, I'm
Speaker 3: not sure.
Speaker 4: According to witnesses, he and the guard were shot down
Speaker 4: by one of the men in cold blood, not because
Speaker 4: they resisted the killers. Why to eliminate them. Maybe why
Speaker 4: because the victims knew the killer. Maybe in spite of
Speaker 4: the masks they were wearing. That's what I hope you
Speaker 4: tell me. That's eploying. How are these witnesses any good?
Speaker 4: Good as most The picture seems to have been two cars,
Speaker 4: both sedans. One of them was in the passenger loading
Speaker 4: z home when the armored truck arrived and pocked in
Speaker 4: front of it.
Speaker 1: These men you went and were then?
Speaker 4: They sure did? They knew the truck had picked up
Speaker 4: the receipts at the end of the stores across the
Speaker 4: in Kansas City, Kansas and Independence, and the one car
Speaker 4: was waiting for them at.
Speaker 1: The store here.
Speaker 4: The other car double parked when the money came out,
Speaker 4: The men were shot down and the truck was empty
Speaker 4: before anybody turned in an alarm. How our license numbers
Speaker 4: both them were stolen. Car age didn't work anyway. You
Speaker 4: want a dollar, I won't get new.
Speaker 1: Road, thanks, lieutenant.
Speaker 4: Were both aiming for the same thing, and I'm gonna
Speaker 4: have my hands coll robbery detail tells me their informansts
Speaker 4: have hinted that the gang has been forming here in
Speaker 4: town for the.
Speaker 3: Last month or two.
Speaker 1: I guess they were right.
Speaker 4: We're pulling in everybody we can. Maybe we can get
Speaker 4: some talk out of some of them. I'll wet a
Speaker 4: slow process, but that's the way we work. I'll be
Speaker 4: in my Oh, yes, Cole, is he gone? There was
Speaker 4: nothing they could do. Well, it finishes that. This is
Speaker 4: mister Dallar, Sergeant co all right, Sergeant Call. Dolla's investigating
Speaker 4: for the insurance company. Yeah, but they're hurting.
Speaker 3: H I've seen them in better moods. Were you planning
Speaker 3: on talking to the widow tonight, Lieutenant all out?
Speaker 1: The possibility that he knew the killers? Kind of condition
Speaker 1: is she?
Speaker 3: And Call?
Speaker 4: I'm hard to tell. She seemed to be standing up
Speaker 4: all right. I just as soon leave it to you tonight, Dolla. Cole,
Speaker 4: and I am going to get back to headquarters and
Speaker 4: see what we've pulled in.
Speaker 1: Sheer, Lieutenant, anything you say.
Speaker 3: A short time later, a white sheeted figure was rolled
Speaker 3: out of the biller room, followed in a couple of
Speaker 3: minutes for missus Beller, a plain, lumpy woman in her forties.
Speaker 3: In silence, she followed me into an empty.
Speaker 1: Waiting room a few yards down the corridor.
Speaker 3: I want to go home.
Speaker 5: I've been here all day, and I'm tired.
Speaker 1: I can certainly understand that, Missus Beller, and I won't
Speaker 1: keep you long.
Speaker 3: This may seem like a strange question under the circumstances,
Speaker 3: but do you think there could have been anything personal
Speaker 3: connected with your husband's dead personal? We're looking for a
Speaker 3: valid reason for mister Beller and the other men being
Speaker 3: shot down the way they were.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about? I wouldn't he get shot?
Speaker 5: Didn't surprise me. It was always with a lot of money,
Speaker 5: and I told him he'd get shot some day.
Speaker 3: There was no apparent reason, Missus Beller. They weren't given
Speaker 3: time to try to protect the money. They didn't draw
Speaker 3: their guns. Private guards worked under orders to surrender as
Speaker 3: a rule, but they weren't given a chance. They were
Speaker 3: met on the sidewalk and killed without a word.
Speaker 5: I haven't I've been thinking about anything like that all
Speaker 5: day long. I've been wondering what would.
Speaker 4: Happen if he died?
Speaker 5: Now he has here, I am with a house, still
Speaker 5: not paid for, no money. I just have to face
Speaker 5: it dead, That's all there is to it.
Speaker 3: You'd want to helps find the man who killed him
Speaker 3: if if you.
Speaker 5: Could, wouldn't you how could I help you do that?
Speaker 1: He and the other man could have been killed because
Speaker 1: they knew the man who killed him.
Speaker 5: How could anything like that be? Why should Carl know
Speaker 5: anybody like that?
Speaker 3: We don't know that he did. We only wonder and.
Speaker 5: I read the papers. How could he know anybody when
Speaker 5: they were all wearing masks?
Speaker 3: That could mean that he knew them very well, well
Speaker 3: enough to recognize them in spite of the masks.
Speaker 1: Don't you see what I mean? Missus?
Speaker 3: Billing?
Speaker 5: I can't think you couldn't expect me to think after
Speaker 5: a daylight this has been I don't know what to say.
Speaker 3: I'm all mixed up now. I understand this is a billing.
Speaker 3: I won't bother you anymore tonight. But we want to
Speaker 3: know is if somebody who knew your husband and knew
Speaker 3: quite a lot about his job could have been responsible
Speaker 3: for his death and the robbery. We'll talk to you
Speaker 3: about it again maybe tomorrow. Lieutenant Andieson thought enough of
Speaker 3: the interview and the widow's reaction to assign a couple
Speaker 3: of men to keep her cupboard.
Speaker 1: The police spent most.
Speaker 3: Of that night pulling in known and suspected criminals and
Speaker 3: grilling them without any definite success. But the next morning
Speaker 3: I was in the Lieutenant's office while he was waiting
Speaker 3: for feathers informers could be brought in.
Speaker 4: Nothing on the missing cars yet, I love and I'm dead.
Speaker 4: Certainly they haven't got out of town. They had it
Speaker 4: sewed up in a hurry. I put another man on
Speaker 4: a biller angle too, walking into his habits and friends,
Speaker 4: but staying away from his wife.
Speaker 1: We'll save her for you, thanks a line.
Speaker 4: I thought you'd like her.
Speaker 1: Here's the count Lieutenant. Yeah, come on in a well.
Speaker 4: Or sometimes called the count. Em and I have known
Speaker 4: one another for a long time.
Speaker 6: I owe the Lieutenant a deep debt of gratitude.
Speaker 1: Here go on email.
Speaker 4: This man's working for the insurance company that covers the
Speaker 4: missing money.
Speaker 1: You can trust him if you say so. Fell what's
Speaker 1: going on in town? Email?
Speaker 7: What does the crowd say about this heist? They don't
Speaker 7: say very little. They don't like this. These are foreigners
Speaker 7: who do this Chicago. The crowd don't like this.
Speaker 1: Doesn't look like a farm job to me.
Speaker 3: And you'll just wear that on a truck with bea
Speaker 3: and we're waiting for it out Outsiders get information like that.
Speaker 3: Who are these foreigners and where are they?
Speaker 6: Where they are?
Speaker 7: I don't know who. I hear only some names that
Speaker 7: are nothing. One is Pinky.
Speaker 6: One other is Ross, first name alike only a Ross.
Speaker 7: Other is Shorty, other is the nick who their other
Speaker 7: names are?
Speaker 6: Nobody knows. He is not much, Lieutenant. I am only
Speaker 6: a man.
Speaker 1: Anything more Johnny. Yeah, do you know if there's here
Speaker 1: in Kansas City?
Speaker 7: Although I know that so I from the crowd of
Speaker 7: the only one who knows where they are?
Speaker 6: Then I am shocked to.
Speaker 3: The lieutenant seemed to be fairly sure that the man
Speaker 3: and the money were still in town. All the escape
Speaker 3: routes have been covered by police armed with composite descriptions
Speaker 3: of more than thirty witnesses to the shooting. The information
Speaker 3: given as by the informer was almost worthless, but the
Speaker 3: first names and aliases were wired to Chicago for a search,
Speaker 3: and the officer working on the bill angle came up
Speaker 3: with the development later that same afternoon. So I was
Speaker 3: armed with at least something definite when I went out
Speaker 3: to see the widow. Hello, missus villain, Hello, thank you're
Speaker 3: feeling better today?
Speaker 5: In some ways I do, some ways I don't. She
Speaker 5: didn't come in at you.
Speaker 1: This is Bella.
Speaker 3: I learned some things in this afternoon that I hope
Speaker 3: you've been thinking about what your husband and this woman
Speaker 3: named it Betty Claire. I was going to tell you
Speaker 3: what do you know about it?
Speaker 1: She's married to a man who just got out of prison.
Speaker 5: I was going to tell you. I knew she'd get
Speaker 5: him into trouble, sooner or later. I did all I
Speaker 5: could to get him away from her, even wrote a
Speaker 5: letter to the bonding company that she was nobody to
Speaker 5: be hanging around somebody with Carl's work.
Speaker 3: He saw her after her husband was baroled.
Speaker 5: Not so much, I guess, but her husband was away
Speaker 5: sometimes I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yes, Carl went to see her some.
Speaker 3: Then you must have thought of her when I talked
Speaker 3: to your last night.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 3: There's no use lying.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you mention it?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe I was ashamed of having a husband some other
Speaker 5: woman could keep her hold on until she got him killed.
Speaker 3: And you think their association was one where he would
Speaker 3: have told her details of about his job. Yes, now
Speaker 3: you admit that you think she had something to do
Speaker 3: with the robbery.
Speaker 5: Yes, cause Carl didn't come home, not before last I
Speaker 5: don't know where he was, but he came here in
Speaker 5: the morning to change into his uniform, then he left.
Speaker 3: That was the morning he was killed.
Speaker 1: Did you ask him where he'd been No.
Speaker 5: I got over doing that quite a while ago.
Speaker 3: Has she been arrested un yet? Tellan Honesson was waiting
Speaker 3: for me. We wanted to get what you had to
Speaker 3: say before we talked to her. Do you have anything more?
Speaker 5: No, except I hope she gets hurt as much as
Speaker 5: she's made me get hurt.
Speaker 1: I think that's all that ends. Uh.
Speaker 3: Sorry, you'd have mentioned this last night, hope. Hey, I'm
Speaker 3: too late now.
Speaker 1: Mhm huh. There's nobody here.
Speaker 6: You are there.
Speaker 1: Over there, bring lark hum, you've got the key.
Speaker 3: Let's get over to the side.
Speaker 4: You never know.
Speaker 1: I guess we're safe, very clear they've been choked. At that.
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Speaker 3: Dollar Petty clad been strangled, obviously by a pair of hands.
Speaker 3: The apartment showed signs of a struggle, but further search
Speaker 3: revealed only a newspaper whose day and time seemed to
Speaker 3: indicate that she'd been killed. After Carl Villa had died,
Speaker 3: there wasn't a lead as to the possible where of
Speaker 3: ours husband, Arnold Claire that the search for him was
Speaker 3: speeded up. At five, A report from a section of
Speaker 3: Kansas City called East Bottom did give us a lead.
Speaker 3: The body of a man was found in a garage.
Speaker 3: He'd been shot today in his pocket as a receipt
Speaker 3: for an insured parcel post package. A follow up on
Speaker 3: the receiver's address or the package to contain fifteen thousand
Speaker 3: dollars in cash. Later, the informer am a lord. I
Speaker 3: followed the lieutenant to me and to view the body. Okay, Charlie, do.
Speaker 1: You know this man? Emo?
Speaker 4: Howk would I be sure he's one of the crowd?
Speaker 1: I know who he is, he.
Speaker 6: Know his name, is Nordworth It is?
Speaker 3: Yes, I know well know the.
Speaker 4: Record of narcotics possession, suspicion of burglary sixty days last year,
Speaker 4: on vagrancy and carrying a concealed weapon.
Speaker 3: Yes, Lieutenant tells me he's not from Chicago, animal and
Speaker 3: he's a local boy. Yes, you still say the and
Speaker 3: of a job was pulled by Chicago man.
Speaker 6: This is what I think, what the talk is.
Speaker 4: I also told Dollar that I never could really trust you.
Speaker 1: Amo.
Speaker 4: There was always a chance somebody might buy you into
Speaker 4: bringing me false information.
Speaker 3: Oh no, couldn't somebody who just made a two hundred
Speaker 3: thousand dollars hall by you in that Amo, Oh no, none.
Speaker 4: He's not going to do you any good if I
Speaker 4: find out you aren't leveling with me. I got about
Speaker 4: four charges I can bring against you.
Speaker 1: They send you up for quite a while.
Speaker 7: I owe you deep gratitude. I tried to find out more.
Speaker 7: So you let me go.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: I'll give you the rest of the evening up to
Speaker 4: ten thirty eight. One thing you don't have to find
Speaker 4: out nor with here some fifteen grand out of the
Speaker 4: city by mail. There's only one reason he do that.
Speaker 4: He was mixed up for the end of a job.
Speaker 4: I'll get going. I'll pick up later.
Speaker 3: The two additional killings, possibly linked to the robbery said
Speaker 3: Kansas City is underworld and police force spinning. Every officer
Speaker 3: in town was put on duty until further notice. By eight,
Speaker 3: the tanks were filled with hoodlums. By the streets and
Speaker 3: hangouts were strangely empty.
Speaker 1: I'm silent. At nine o'clock, it.
Speaker 3: Seemed that things started to break aknown associate of Arnold
Speaker 3: Clare was picked up and brought to the lieutenant's office.
Speaker 8: Sure, sure, I know Arnold. I was in prison with him.
Speaker 8: I met his wife the other night. But I don't
Speaker 8: know anything about the and over.
Speaker 1: John, where were you in the morning?
Speaker 8: Was pulled Listen, I got alibis to prove I wasn't
Speaker 8: mixed up and nothing.
Speaker 3: What about Arnold Clare, As far as I.
Speaker 8: Know, he was going straight, That's what he told me.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we've got Claire link got pretty close. We know
Speaker 3: his wife was running around with the driver of that
Speaker 3: honored truck. That would give Claire access to the information
Speaker 3: he'd need.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I can't help what his wife was up.
Speaker 8: But he told me he was going straight. He said
Speaker 8: he was looking for a job.
Speaker 1: When did he tell you that.
Speaker 8: Last time I saw him the other night when I
Speaker 8: met his wife Tuesday?
Speaker 1: It was Tuesday night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, robbery came off Wednesday morning, and you were with
Speaker 3: Claire and his wife Tuesday night.
Speaker 6: That's right, I tell you.
Speaker 8: I don't think he had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: How late were you with him?
Speaker 8: Oh, must have been one thirty two in the morning.
Speaker 3: And Betty Claire was there all the time. That's right.
Speaker 3: Present giant with Missus Biller's story. Lieutenant, Look, I'm.
Speaker 2: Telling the truth.
Speaker 4: I got no reason to lie.
Speaker 1: How about proof? Is anyone else there? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, somebody else was there. We ordered some liquor sometime
Speaker 8: around midnight. The boy from the liquor store brought it up.
Speaker 8: I forgot the name of the place, but I can
Speaker 8: show you.
Speaker 3: Missus Billa said her husbands with Declaire the night before
Speaker 3: the robbery. That ain't true.
Speaker 8: Nobody was with her but Arnold and me.
Speaker 3: I'll take you to that liquor.
Speaker 4: Store, and she was killed yesterday, the day after Billa died.
Speaker 3: What why?
Speaker 9: Who was killed?
Speaker 3: Are you sure Billa wasn't with you and Betty Claire
Speaker 3: and her husband?
Speaker 8: You're telling me Betty Claire is dead.
Speaker 3: You know she is strangled. I'll tell us why Wait.
Speaker 8: A minute, Wait a minute. I didn't know anything about it.
Speaker 8: I swear I didn't. I'll tell you what Arnold is
Speaker 8: to prove.
Speaker 3: I didn't know.
Speaker 6: What kind of proof is that I didn't know?
Speaker 8: I swear I didn't.
Speaker 3: He didn't tell me.
Speaker 8: He said there was too much heat on from the
Speaker 8: end over job and he didn't have an alibi for
Speaker 8: the whole morning. He said he wanted to stay out
Speaker 8: of sight for a while.
Speaker 1: Sure, make himself looks and I suppose I.
Speaker 2: Don't care what you think.
Speaker 3: That's what he told me.
Speaker 4: And that's all.
Speaker 8: But if his wife has been killed, I don't want
Speaker 8: to have nothing more to do with him.
Speaker 4: That's a real double cross to.
Speaker 9: Get me mixed up and anything like that.
Speaker 3: I'm through with him.
Speaker 6: Where is he?
Speaker 8: There's a shock out by the hedge of town near
Speaker 8: the river.
Speaker 6: I've been taking.
Speaker 3: Food to him.
Speaker 1: Let's get started, Jewstone.
Speaker 8: Now, look, you you ain't gonna make me go with you, ain't.
Speaker 8: I ain't. Ain't it enough I tell you where he is.
Speaker 3: You are the first real life hunker progress we've had.
Speaker 3: We want to hang out. Come on he'll kill me
Speaker 3: if he gets a chance.
Speaker 4: You try and see that he doesn't get on. Let's
Speaker 4: call bad news. They caught up with a mordoff.
Speaker 1: He's dead. Yeah, the report just came in me.
Speaker 4: That's too bad. He is a good, honest story, and
Speaker 4: I'm gonna miss him.
Speaker 1: He's a better stop.
Speaker 4: Don't you think the town is really hot? I can't
Speaker 4: remember it ever being this hot.
Speaker 1: We checked stones story at the liquor store.
Speaker 3: The delivery boy finally remembered and agreed that only Stone
Speaker 3: had been with the.
Speaker 1: Claires in the apartment the night before the robbery.
Speaker 3: Twenty minutes later, with headlights out, our car pulled up
Speaker 3: on a bird robe. The shack Stone pointed out was
Speaker 3: screened by a stand of willows on the river bank.
Speaker 3: One small window showed some light from inside.
Speaker 8: Wait, wait a minute, I ain't going in there.
Speaker 3: You can't make them come.
Speaker 4: Acrass you kill me?
Speaker 3: No, he won't. Stone, Let's go. I tell you he'll
Speaker 3: kill me.
Speaker 1: It's my case. I'll take it. Here we are.
Speaker 4: Claire stalled at it chair, then on Aniston Homerson stalled, You.
Speaker 1: Saw me off?
Speaker 3: Who lied?
Speaker 8: You lied to me? You didn't tell me about your
Speaker 8: wife and you was getting me mixed up in a killing.
Speaker 10: I don't set with me, and I called you my film.
Speaker 3: You want to check him for weapons? Junny, Sure, relax, Clay.
Speaker 3: You can't do yourself any good by making a play.
Speaker 3: Stand up.
Speaker 1: I won't make a play.
Speaker 10: There's a thirty eight in my left coat pocket.
Speaker 1: You can sit down.
Speaker 3: Why do you want to start clan I?
Speaker 10: I guess it don't make much difference, does why'd you
Speaker 10: kill your wife?
Speaker 6: What makes you so sure? Right?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 10: I killed her because I was trying to go straight
Speaker 10: this time, and she got mixed up in this hand
Speaker 10: over job. If i'd known about it before, i'd stopped
Speaker 10: it for sure. But but I didn't find out until
Speaker 10: after it happened. How did you find out? One of
Speaker 10: the guys that got killed, the driver, Biller, His wife
Speaker 10: got me on the phone the night he died.
Speaker 1: She told me.
Speaker 3: About about Betty and her husband.
Speaker 1: You didn't know about it, No, I didn't know.
Speaker 10: The dame told me about all the years I was
Speaker 10: in prison, and after I got out, every chance they
Speaker 10: had the only.
Speaker 1: Reason I told you, I was trying to go straight.
Speaker 10: And I found out that he was working this villa
Speaker 10: into sitting up a job with her.
Speaker 3: She was doing it to get rid of me again.
Speaker 10: She knew the board would take my parole away no
Speaker 10: matter what I said.
Speaker 1: Missus Biller told you all this.
Speaker 10: Her husband talked about it before he died.
Speaker 3: You're a stupid fool.
Speaker 10: Sure, I am sure, but I couldn't. But I went crazy.
Speaker 10: Betty wasn't at home when I found out. I I
Speaker 10: guess I drank a lot and thought about it. When
Speaker 10: she came home, I just grabbed. I couldn't help, but
Speaker 10: I knew I was killing. I couldn't stop.
Speaker 3: You know something, I don't care.
Speaker 1: That's the spirit.
Speaker 3: And at the end of a job, how much do
Speaker 3: you know about that?
Speaker 10: I know one guy that was in on it, and
Speaker 10: I'll finger them for you. I'll finger him. I'll see
Speaker 10: some of them take the same trip I'm taking.
Speaker 3: From the Breakstone gave us the case Snowball. The man
Speaker 3: Claire took us too, led us to another, and he
Speaker 3: to another. Drunk that way until four point thirty, and
Speaker 3: all that remained for the men from Chicago we'd heard
Speaker 3: of earlier. They were holed up in a house together,
Speaker 3: and one of them ross degnant in the killer during
Speaker 3: the job.
Speaker 1: He'd killed for no reason except that he'd been under
Speaker 1: the influence of narcotics. Dawn was just beginning to break
Speaker 1: when the stakeout was drawn around the house.
Speaker 4: Got fast and I wanted to one of the men
Speaker 4: have got head before we did, says he heard a
Speaker 4: phone ringing in the house even tipped in, probably sageant
Speaker 4: call ready to go all the town. I think, so
Speaker 4: you've covered me with the Thompson from the driveway and
Speaker 4: the ports there. Yeah, you aren't forgetting those sort of shotkins.
Speaker 4: I not going to get within range.
Speaker 3: And me I'll try to call them out in the street.
Speaker 1: Wait, car starting, where is it the garage?
Speaker 3: They got into the garage?
Speaker 1: The garage.
Speaker 9: You men on the back home of the garage.
Speaker 1: Watch hit a count.
Speaker 9: And call use It took a driver.
Speaker 3: It had been a long night, but we saw the
Speaker 3: end of the trouble there on the street. What the
Speaker 3: Chicago man had with him and stolen money brought the
Speaker 3: recovery up to within two thousand dollars of the original amount.
Speaker 3: Spence count Adam two one hundred and eighty dollars miscellaneous
Speaker 3: Item three same as Adam one. Transportation back to hundred
Speaker 3: expense account total three hundred and ninety six dollars and
Speaker 3: fifty cents.
Speaker 1: Remarks.
Speaker 3: I talked to missus Beller before I left, hoping to
Speaker 3: get some kind of revenge against the woman who'd stolen
Speaker 3: her husband. She told Arnold Claire that Betty had set
Speaker 3: up the robbery, but she got her revenge murdered, and
Speaker 3: the company owes her a deep debt of gratitude, because
Speaker 3: when that broke, the whole thing broke, it goes truly,
Speaker 3: Johnny Downer.
Speaker 2: Yours Truly Johnny Dollar stars Edmond O'Brien in the title
Speaker 2: role and has written by Gil Dodd with music by
Speaker 2: Wilburt Hatchmen. O'Brien's latest picture is a Paramount Picture is production.
Speaker 1: The Redhead and the Cowboy.
Speaker 2: Featured in tonight's cast were Herb Butterfield, Joe Devall, Virginia,
Speaker 2: Greg Edgar Barrier, Sidney Miller, and Peter Leeds. Yours Truly
Speaker 2: Johnny Dollar is produced and directed by him del Vaier.
Speaker 2: This nick cutting inviting you to join us next week
Speaker 2: at this time when Edmond O'Brien returns.
Speaker 1: As Yours truly Johnny Dalla.
Speaker 2: Do you know that there's one fire in an American
Speaker 2: home every twenty seconds.
Speaker 1: That fires killed.
Speaker 2: Eleven thousand people every year. Staggering, isn't ninety percent of
Speaker 2: fires and the home start through carelessness. Be careful with
Speaker 2: matches and keep them out of the reach of children.
Speaker 2: And if you're a careless smoker, don't smoke in bed
Speaker 2: or discard lighted cigarettes thoughtlessly.
Speaker 1: Don't gamble with fire.
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