Speaker 1: From Hollywood. It's time now all for Edmund O'Brien as.
Speaker 2: Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 3: This is Bill Hotston, Johnny Grand Industriss Remember how canaver.
Speaker 2: Get who's assembly line busted down?
Speaker 1: This time it's steel, Johnny Corneil steel Pittsburgh, lots of
Speaker 1: soap called.
Speaker 4: Accidental that's from the open hop fern.
Speaker 3: Frankly, it smacks of.
Speaker 2: Monter to me. Could be hot work or bring my sweatshirt?
Speaker 2: When's then explain for Smokeville.
Speaker 1: Edmund O'Brien and another transcribe adventure of the Man with
Speaker 1: the Action Tact. Expense accounts America's Fabulous Brilliance Insurance Investigator.
Speaker 2: Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by a special investigator,
Speaker 2: Johnny Dollar, Too Great Industrial Assurance Corporation of America, hots
Speaker 2: That Connecticut. The following is an accounting of my expenditure
Speaker 2: during investigation of the dead First Helpers expense account. I
Speaker 2: have won eighty three dollars and twenty four cents. Plane
Speaker 2: sat at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a land of chimneys and open
Speaker 2: house furnaces, where I met supervisor Joe Barrett.
Speaker 3: Five men in a single month at the Dollar all of.
Speaker 2: Them first helpers. What's the first helper?
Speaker 3: When it goes like this, the notary foreman is in
Speaker 3: charge of a number of furnaces. The first helpers in
Speaker 3: charge of an individual furnace under him are the second
Speaker 3: helpers in the cinder snaps, I see, well, how did
Speaker 3: the deaths occur?
Speaker 2: In a number of ways?
Speaker 3: One man tumbled down a flight of stairs, two were
Speaker 3: killed by a crane magnet, another one sell from the
Speaker 3: pouring platform, and just last week one of our best
Speaker 3: men was killed in an explosion of a hot cap bowl.
Speaker 2: You better explain that one.
Speaker 3: Certain types of steel have to be capped after they've
Speaker 3: been poured from the lad or to the injectacy. Sometimes
Speaker 3: pressure is so great inside of them that when the
Speaker 3: poors shoot water on the cap to see lit, the
Speaker 3: cap flies off and sprays a man with molten skier.
Speaker 2: I have seen it happen only once.
Speaker 3: Mister Dolla, That's enough for me.
Speaker 2: Any connection between these deaths, how do you mean? I mean,
Speaker 2: any common denominate, anything that could provide a motive for murder.
Speaker 3: None that I know of, except for the fact that
Speaker 3: all the men had been with us for a long time.
Speaker 3: Fifteen or twenty years.
Speaker 2: Just the boys to know their way around.
Speaker 3: Eh, what's so strange, mister dollar. None of them have
Speaker 3: ever been found to ignore safety regulation.
Speaker 2: Uh huh? How do you plan on proceedings? And it's
Speaker 2: been my experience that planned investigation from the outside is
Speaker 2: pretty often a waste of time. The men are on
Speaker 2: their guard. You want to go right to work in
Speaker 2: the shop. What did you say? They call the lowest
Speaker 2: man on the open house furnace? Send your snap were
Speaker 2: you break out the overalls? Mister Barrett, We'll see how
Speaker 2: good I am at snapping cinders or spent account item
Speaker 2: to twenty five cents for work caap every other item
Speaker 2: of equipment provided by the company. Expense account item three
Speaker 2: one dollars A blisters have an adhesive tape the hands
Speaker 2: at the first eight hours of work Expense account Item
Speaker 2: four seventy five cents for linament for back after second
Speaker 2: eight hours of work Expense account Item five ten dollars
Speaker 2: Berth Union Fees, United Steel Workers CIO footnote. The fourth
Speaker 2: day on the job is.
Speaker 5: A hot Yeah snics what many cons walo?
Speaker 2: Come right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, get come on off at seven quitters right, get
Speaker 5: on the lost right?
Speaker 2: Yare why I gotta get on the right.
Speaker 5: Let's get to the rot sny car and we taking
Speaker 5: your one by.
Speaker 2: The routine was a killer, But more and more I
Speaker 2: felt myself becoming a part of the making of steel.
Speaker 2: It's really something to watch the straight, white, hot steam
Speaker 2: pound into the ingut molds from the ladles. And I
Speaker 2: began to know these men whom you never hear about,
Speaker 2: the men with the big backs and the soaking red
Speaker 2: bandannas around their waists, like Andre with a funny last name,
Speaker 2: who got a kick out of helping me along. Don't
Speaker 2: you get the swing of it. It's not tough so
Speaker 2: hard like you think. After a while, you get strong,
Speaker 2: gets tough like ned. Oh my aching backs.
Speaker 6: Bet you never eat so good?
Speaker 2: Ah that you never sleep so good? Oh? I dream
Speaker 2: about Lime's silicon ratio. You want to see ten tomorrow? Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you mean the midnight shift? Yeah, who would you
Speaker 2: be with me? I'll show you lots stings. I don't
Speaker 2: mind the work, but frankly, I'm scared you don't want good.
Speaker 2: They not fire you. And it's not that Andre, I
Speaker 2: mean trains and scrap cars and ladles of steel three
Speaker 2: thousand degrees hots. You learn how to go around. You
Speaker 2: have no trouble. You remember the rule, You have no trouble.
Speaker 2: You get fine. Maybe, But some of the boys were
Speaker 2: saying that five men died in the last month, and
Speaker 2: boys that should know how to get around, right, andre
Speaker 2: accidents always happened full to the old ones. They are
Speaker 2: the careless ones. They know, they think they know so
Speaker 2: well the rule, and they slip and poof. You said it, poof.
Speaker 2: But sometimes it isn't so easy to make friends in
Speaker 2: the steel meals. Sometimes, no matter how hard you try,
Speaker 2: you know that just lives too song in the life
Speaker 2: to ever get informations from a steel man like Joe Pohler.
Speaker 2: I found them in the company cafeteria. Where you come Chicago,
Speaker 2: you'll know lot Chicago? What door I look? You look
Speaker 2: for a movies building? Where do you was before? Or
Speaker 2: his building? You're a and like baby, soft like middle
Speaker 2: I'll they take you. Yes, I've got an honest face. Rod,
Speaker 2: give at each your soup. It's getting cold. H Kirk Brodie.
Speaker 2: What you saying? Nothing? Just Kirk Brodie. Gut Brody. Ah,
Speaker 2: you know Kut Brody. He did when you come, I know,
Speaker 2: killed by a hot cap mold gout Brody's friend. I
Speaker 2: like you what God? Who was working with him? Joe
Speaker 2: macaloney glad I was a me. I had to have
Speaker 2: that on my counstrance. You'll know they you'll maybe work
Speaker 2: for the body, but uh, guy, don't like finish your soup, Joe,
Speaker 2: it's getting cold.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Then there was Fred, another first helper who helped me
Speaker 2: understand the general feeling about mister Barrett. You'll learn what
Speaker 2: it's like Dollar. You married, not yet?
Speaker 4: If you were married, maybe had a couple of kids,
Speaker 4: you'd find out. I awake at night and you'd wonder,
Speaker 4: will it be me? I get that blue slip tom on?
Speaker 4: What if something happened to me? Would she get anything
Speaker 4: from the insurance? Things like that, how long you been here?
Speaker 2: Five years? And tomorrow they can say that sort of friend?
Speaker 2: Where I you sind like? Can know your way around? Fred?
Speaker 2: What's your idea on these accidents? Accidents? No such thing
Speaker 2: as an accident? Dollar.
Speaker 4: People who wanna live across the street with the light,
Speaker 4: same way and steel like Kirk Brody.
Speaker 2: Till last week I decided to pay kirk Brody's widow
Speaker 2: a call, but there was so little to go on.
Speaker 2: I had nothing to lose. She lived in a cold
Speaker 2: water flat. There was still a black wreath in the door. Yes,
Speaker 2: Missus Brodie, that's why I wonder if I could see
Speaker 2: you for a moment. I'm with Cornell Steele. Come in,
Speaker 2: want you sit down? Thanks. My name is Dollar. I
Speaker 2: am investigating the accidents that are cut in the open hearts.
Speaker 2: Missus Brodie. I'm sorry to trouble you about it, but
Speaker 2: there are some things I have to know. Kirk was
Speaker 2: the last one. It happened three weeks ago, Is that right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, three weeks ago Tuesday.
Speaker 2: On the accident reported said he was killed when a
Speaker 2: hot cap blew off a mold. I knew what would happened,
Speaker 2: mister Dall. I knew what would happen.
Speaker 3: It was as if I could have stopped it.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Kirk was always careful, always only that there.
Speaker 2: When he left the house, I had just stealing. Something
Speaker 2: was gonna happen.
Speaker 3: I said, Kirk, please be careful. It's my Oh it
Speaker 3: was a last I.
Speaker 2: So I won't trouble you any further, Missus Brodie.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I want to tell you what's hardening, mister Dollar.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what it.
Speaker 3: Get it it was this way with Cirkt's this way
Speaker 3: with the others.
Speaker 6: It's the job.
Speaker 2: They're scared for their jobs.
Speaker 3: You don't want to investigate. You want to investigate, Barrett?
Speaker 2: Who's gonna want to investigate? Hope? Nobody saw you come
Speaker 2: in here? Nobody did, Barrett.
Speaker 6: Uh, what'd you find out?
Speaker 2: Well, nothing you could call factual. But there's some kind
Speaker 2: of tension in the shop. Something's going on where production
Speaker 2: is holding its own. No, they work all right, but
Speaker 2: it's like they're frightened of something. I want to look
Speaker 2: at your employment records.
Speaker 3: Well, sure thing, eh riding that fire and or art
Speaker 3: thanks a.
Speaker 6: Certainly is odd dollar.
Speaker 3: Every one of the men killed was alone at the time,
Speaker 3: no witnesses at all.
Speaker 2: Oh, really, I'd under you neglected to tell me on
Speaker 2: my first visit here, mister Barrett.
Speaker 3: Slipped my mind.
Speaker 2: It seems several other things slipped your mind. What do
Speaker 2: you mean? I like a little communication I found on
Speaker 2: the bulletin board in the locker room. What communication to
Speaker 2: the effect that, due to various conditions beyond our control,
Speaker 2: layoffs will be necessary in some cases, and then will
Speaker 2: be laid off consistent with their seniority. But now, what
Speaker 2: possible connection.
Speaker 6: Could that have with the five deaths?
Speaker 2: You had the answer to that question, but I had
Speaker 2: to find it out on my own. I don't call
Speaker 2: that active cooperation, mister Barrett. What that five men were
Speaker 2: killed in order of seniority. The killer, whoever he is,
Speaker 2: obviously a scared of death of losing his job. According
Speaker 2: to York Files, the next man slative accidental death is
Speaker 2: another first helper, Mike BAROLDI now you knew all that.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you speak up?
Speaker 3: Why I don't know?
Speaker 2: It never hit me?
Speaker 3: Is particularly important?
Speaker 2: You know, Cornell Steele isn't laying off anybody right now.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're trying to scare a man of them. All works,
Speaker 2: and I doubt if that company. Mister Barrett, you don't
Speaker 2: have your job.
Speaker 3: To do dollar, that's to find this carr.
Speaker 2: I don't have my job to do.
Speaker 1: That's the boost production.
Speaker 2: Is that all right with you? Perfectly? All right? And
Speaker 2: I'll take my job any day, Hike, Come here, what
Speaker 2: the dot we're cherry? Okay? I guess blocks with Monganese
Speaker 2: for the deaft dollar. I can't waste no time. Look,
Speaker 2: this won't take long, Mike, You're on somebody's death list.
Speaker 2: You know, then, what are you talking about. I'm with
Speaker 2: the Plan insurance company investigating the five desks that occurred
Speaker 2: here in the last month. According to my figures, You're
Speaker 2: next caught it out. It's not just a matter of accident, Mike,
Speaker 2: it's murdered. You're the highest man in the shop and
Speaker 2: seniority outside of the mouth aforeman. Somebody is knocking off
Speaker 2: the top of the list one by I won so
Speaker 2: just watch your step. I believe it's when I see
Speaker 2: when you see it, Mike, it's going to be too late.
Speaker 2: That night, towards the end of the ship, must have
Speaker 2: been about six in the morning, Mike was cleaning cinders
Speaker 2: from the furnace floor on the tap o side. I
Speaker 2: was making it my business to keep an eye on him.
Speaker 2: He was sweeping the cinders off the platform down into
Speaker 2: the empty ladle said thirty feet below. As the first helper,
Speaker 2: it wasn't his job, but Mike was like this. Suddenly,
Speaker 2: from the other side of the furnace came the huge
Speaker 2: figure of a man, and I spessed this coke and
Speaker 2: hood over his head and body. Mike turned and a
Speaker 2: look of terror came into his face. I started for him.
Speaker 2: But too late. Whoever it was picked Mike up, held
Speaker 2: him off for a fist second, and herd on to
Speaker 2: his death.
Speaker 1: In just a moment, we'll return to the second act
Speaker 1: of Yours, Truly, Johnny dellaar. But first, to politely paraphrase history,
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Speaker 1: You can never tell what Gracy has upper sleeve, but
Speaker 1: you can always bet it'll get George into trouble. Be
Speaker 1: sure not the miss the Burns and Allen show this
Speaker 1: Wednesday and every Wednesday at.
Speaker 2: That spot in your dial marked CBS.
Speaker 1: And now with our star Edmund O'Brien, we return to
Speaker 1: the second act of Yours, Truly, Johnny Dellar.
Speaker 2: They gathered around the body of Mike BAROLDI and I
Speaker 2: gave chase to the killer. It was like running after
Speaker 2: a brown ghost. He ducked up the aisle between furnaces
Speaker 2: and hopped gingerly over the coupling of a train of
Speaker 2: cold streats. I wasn't so lucky. I climbed up with
Speaker 2: my foot, got caught in the coupling guide and I
Speaker 2: fell on my face. The next thing I remember, I
Speaker 2: was in the plant Inspector's office. He was dismayed. He
Speaker 2: took one gander at my nuggin and launched intelect your
Speaker 2: one a of the safety Inspector's manual. And look at
Speaker 2: this another example, Look at his head. You're lucky to
Speaker 2: be alive. What who did you break a Section three
Speaker 2: code too? Don't you be funny with me? You know
Speaker 2: I could have you fired. You know, I'll bet you could.
Speaker 2: What have you found out about Mike BAROLDI I filled
Speaker 2: in a full report. Poor man fell over the railing
Speaker 2: while cleaning the platform. Not quite what he was pushed? Pushed?
Speaker 2: Who pushed him? I don't know. The killer hadn't asbestos
Speaker 2: cloak and hood over him? Killer? This is what's I fall.
Speaker 2: You gotta skele it and key to the lockers. I
Speaker 2: wanna see Mike's belongings.
Speaker 6: Look, just who do you think you are?
Speaker 2: I'm with the Grand Insurance Company, mister. You give me
Speaker 2: the key, and I think we're gonna have this thing
Speaker 2: straightened out in no time. He was so stunned he
Speaker 2: sent me to the open hot production office, where I
Speaker 2: got a key. The locker room was empty. I went
Speaker 2: to Mike Baroldi's locker first. I found his wallet with
Speaker 2: a pass of the planet, and it was three dollars
Speaker 2: in cash with a picture of a woman pulling a baby.
Speaker 2: I put the wallet back, looked through the inside pocket
Speaker 2: of his coat. Empty. I closed the locker and start
Speaker 2: of the methodical search of each locker and the place.
Speaker 2: About two thirds down the first roll, I came to
Speaker 2: a locker label Andre la Mayer. I opened it, found
Speaker 2: what I was looking for, and I fessed this cloak
Speaker 2: and hood. There had been a tear on the sleeve
Speaker 2: of the cloak worn by the man who had killed
Speaker 2: Mike Baroldi. I took the cloak with me, locked up
Speaker 2: and walked down the aisle to the door. Somebody he
Speaker 2: was coming in just as I was coming out. It
Speaker 2: was Joe, Big Joe, pull him. What you do? Your knows?
Speaker 2: He aren't you supposed to be at work? Ie? You
Speaker 2: see where's Andre Andre work? Number ten? Like always number ten?
Speaker 2: You knows the cellar? I get nosier? Did you ever
Speaker 2: see this as best as cloak before? Sure he used
Speaker 2: to blow out top or when they put out new heat.
Speaker 2: You've seen it lately like on somebody? Sure Andre, ye
Speaker 2: have one goat? When before? Before? What? I don't know before?
Speaker 2: All right, thanks, Joe, see you later. Yeah, you'll tell Andre.
Speaker 2: Joe seek, Joe go, I'll tell him. Joey he wait,
Speaker 2: inspect her to say, Mike, but old he push some rave,
Speaker 2: that's right? Oh he knows I told him. Oh you
Speaker 2: know I saw it. You see Andre push Mike? Ah?
Speaker 2: What makes you think it was Andre? Andre bed cellar.
Speaker 2: They don't like these Mike always make trouble for this Mike,
Speaker 2: and you don't like Andre. Sure, I don't like Why
Speaker 2: you think i'd tell you? Did you see Andre? I
Speaker 2: see him go to funness where my keys? The stomach
Speaker 2: too big? You go on home? Joe, you don't look
Speaker 2: so good. Oh, as far as I was concerned, there
Speaker 2: were two main possibilities, two big boys. One was Joe
Speaker 2: Poland yeah there was Andre la Mayer. M I set
Speaker 2: the asbestos cloak that I found in Andre's locker and
Speaker 2: the production office where I could get to it later.
Speaker 2: The sun had come up and Andre was standing there,
Speaker 2: enjoying the fresh air before going down to the locker room. Hello, Tella,
Speaker 2: he's a beautiful day. Yeah, he's a beautiful day. That
Speaker 2: man should have to bury himself in this dirt and
Speaker 2: feastful and all the world is so beautiful. That is
Speaker 2: a shame. No, yeah, that's right, Andrews. You're going home now? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I go home now. Yeah. Oh, I have wonderful, wonderful suggestion.
Speaker 2: Wonderful suggestion. You come home with me. Ah, we have
Speaker 2: good French meals. You like good French mood? Noah, that
Speaker 2: sounds great. Your wife won't mind, seem man, But who
Speaker 2: care for the wife? I come? What's your name is?
Speaker 2: Johnny Dollar? Funny name? Ah, you have no sin? Woman?
Speaker 2: You do not tell him? Man he has funny name. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think nothing of it. You work at new
Speaker 2: that's right, you will make a wonderful work. A very
Speaker 2: good man because he know he think he used his head. Oh,
Speaker 2: I forget money. The most terrible thing has happened.
Speaker 6: What we know?
Speaker 2: Make but old day Mac tore long sin little hair. Well, Mike,
Speaker 2: he's pushed from rays and killed. No kill, Oh, terrible,
Speaker 2: terrible you see it? No Dollar yeah, I saw somebody
Speaker 2: do it. Somebody they catch him, boy, Andre, I hangs
Speaker 2: about time I let you in on a little secret.
Speaker 2: I'm at an insurance company. I investigating these murders. Huh.
Speaker 2: I found an asbestos cloak in your locker the day
Speaker 2: I have no asbestos cloak. I saw him. I killed Andre.
Speaker 2: The killer wore this cloak. The cloak was in your locker.
Speaker 2: Maybe you'd better take it from there. You see I
Speaker 2: killed Mink. You tell me this, I'd take you to
Speaker 2: my house. You say terrible things to me like this,
Speaker 2: You lied to me, you say you're a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: You leave, you leave thee. Well, there goes a nice
Speaker 2: French cooking men's acount. I him six twenty five cents
Speaker 2: for coffee and donuts at the corner cafe. I kicked
Speaker 2: myself a couple of times of breaking out the evidence
Speaker 2: before I should have, and I went back to the
Speaker 2: Open Heart office. Barrett had just arrived. He greeted me
Speaker 2: with a frown that reminded me of the last conversation
Speaker 2: we'd had. Well, Dora, have you found anything else? Heard
Speaker 2: what happened earlier this morning? I'm not in my gosh.
Speaker 2: I know you had it all figured out, well, I
Speaker 2: still haven't. I chased the killer across the shop and
Speaker 2: he got away. I see, No, you don't see. He
Speaker 2: had an asbestos cloak and hood over him. Pretty clever, fig,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty big. I've got it narrowed down. But that
Speaker 2: doesn't help much.
Speaker 3: I suppose you come look through the files again, just
Speaker 3: so you can tell who's going to be killed next.
Speaker 2: Maybe it'll be different this time, mister Barrett. I think
Speaker 2: I'll just take that seniority list with me if I may.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm going to go home and get some sleep, honey,
Speaker 2: like the night shift. It's anything but dull, mister Barrett.
Speaker 2: I'll see you later. Mensic count. I had him seven
Speaker 2: one dollar even cabs at a boarding house, which is
Speaker 2: surprise taxi driver chauffeur, his first overall customer in what
Speaker 2: must have been years. Did I study the list in
Speaker 2: the cab? I did not. I grabbed a little sleep.
Speaker 2: The driver shipped me awake. I paid him, went upstairs
Speaker 2: and stopped in the car. Then I opened the paper.
Speaker 2: The next name on the but it was none other
Speaker 2: than Andre la Mayer. Spent account. I'd have made seventy
Speaker 2: five cents taxi pair. I got to Andre's in ten minutes.
Speaker 2: I was twenty minutes too late. The police were out front.
Speaker 2: Dead his dead? Cute? Who killed him? Missus Lamire? Cute him? Cute?
Speaker 6: Who who?
Speaker 2: Missus Lemaire? The big man? He killed him? Dan, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: missus Lamir spent account. I'd have made cab fair a plant.
Speaker 2: I tried to tell myself that there was nothing I
Speaker 2: could have done, that everything had pointed to Andres. But
Speaker 2: I'd seen his name on the senior list, right below
Speaker 2: Mike BAROLDI I'd drawn too many conclusions. It was clear
Speaker 2: now they have best as Cloak and Andres Locker had
Speaker 2: been a frame. Maybe insurance investigators shouldn't make mistakes, but
Speaker 2: they do, and sometimes safe old one. I could later
Speaker 2: blame for Andrea's death on nobody but myself. Myself had
Speaker 2: a big first helper named Joe Poland. H whereas Poland Barret?
Speaker 3: Why, I don't know you got sick anymore?
Speaker 2: What is the dread? I have it right here in
Speaker 2: my book. Bring it with you. You and I are
Speaker 2: paying a visit to Joe Poland. I hope you have
Speaker 2: a gun dollar justin case.
Speaker 1: Knock.
Speaker 2: You better stand back. Yeah, missus POLLANMD. Yeah, your husband
Speaker 2: home no way from the middles This is mister Barrett.
Speaker 2: Huh where can we find your husband? Missus Pollam he
Speaker 2: not home? Mind? If we come in and see he
Speaker 2: not go him? I'm sorry, missus Poland, We'll have to
Speaker 2: make sure you try that door about it? I I
Speaker 2: think you better try it. You're all right, you bry,
Speaker 2: he's not here about.
Speaker 5: Ittt he's not calling ill you.
Speaker 2: You're not call miss Poem. You may not know it,
Speaker 2: but your husband has wanted for murdered mumpy. Yeah, now
Speaker 2: come on tell us where he is you from? Miss
Speaker 2: I tell you nothing that look, missus Poland, be reason, You'll.
Speaker 5: Be iss size, keep beasonable.
Speaker 2: This place does it? You'll go? Come on, Barrett. You
Speaker 2: must have a peculiar theory of management. Barret. I've been
Speaker 2: in dozens of plants and I've never seen anybody loved
Speaker 2: like you are. What do you do to them?
Speaker 1: My theory of management is very simple. Men work better
Speaker 1: when the.
Speaker 2: Pressure's on there. It is cruel, but true.
Speaker 3: I have the top production results in the plants.
Speaker 2: You can't beat that. How did you ever get off
Speaker 2: a bookkeeper stool and into a mill. How did you
Speaker 2: ever get to be a supervisor. I'd like to meet
Speaker 2: the man that hired you.
Speaker 3: I give you ten days as a supervisor, and the
Speaker 3: steel mills Dollar, you'd change your opinions.
Speaker 2: Fast men are no different now they ever were.
Speaker 3: Give them an inch, they take a mile, give them
Speaker 3: five minutes off, they take an hour.
Speaker 2: That amount of your sight.
Speaker 3: For a minute, and they're playing cards in a corner.
Speaker 2: You know, men and more of them figures and a
Speaker 2: production shot. Could that be why you lost a lot
Speaker 2: of good first helpers, Barrett, one maniac run solution.
Speaker 3: You condemn the whole method, Shy Dollar, you got a
Speaker 3: lot to learn about the practical management. You'd better just
Speaker 3: stick to investigation. And from the way you've messed this
Speaker 3: case up, I'd say you were the one who had
Speaker 3: a lot to learn in his field.
Speaker 2: We rode back to the plan without a word. It
Speaker 2: wasn't just anger. There was so much difference between us.
Speaker 2: There was just nothing to say. Barrett got off and
Speaker 2: said he'd call the police if I had proof that
Speaker 2: Joe Poland was the killer. I said I didn't have
Speaker 2: any proof and to him to call the police. Anyhow,
Speaker 2: I took the stairs to the furnace floor. I knew
Speaker 2: Poland would be there. I don't know how I knew.
Speaker 2: I just knew. I wandered from furnished shanty to furnish shandy.
Speaker 2: I found him at number twelve. He was cleaning out
Speaker 2: the clay of the tackle before.
Speaker 3: The poor.
Speaker 2: Joe hang off the hood. What cord Joe all over
Speaker 2: colla no good Dora wanted to take job away from Joe.
Speaker 2: You see the list. I an't stop over it.
Speaker 5: No dollar, I stop over it now, nobody take job
Speaker 5: away my kid, my wife, they be good now known
Speaker 5: leve that I get me graised now I don't live.
Speaker 2: But no fire than a stay away Joe. Joe who nothing,
Speaker 2: and he came at me again, as steady as before.
Speaker 2: The small pickles of blood started down his chin. Stop Joe,
Speaker 2: his legs. He gripped once, then let go. There was
Speaker 2: no expression of pain on his face, just determination. I
Speaker 2: was the last man in his way. After I was gone,
Speaker 2: he had a clear road to your dog, because then
Speaker 2: he was his huge hands gripping blow me. I could
Speaker 2: feel of your own specially poured steel bubbling, and you're
Speaker 2: your Then I shot it got coast orders this time
Speaker 2: and right for the hut. Slowly the hands relaxed. The
Speaker 2: huge body slumped over the railing and fell. There was
Speaker 2: a head, some puffs of steam. I stood up. My
Speaker 2: legs were trembling under me. I looked down and shielding
Speaker 2: my face. There was nothing to see. The slag had
Speaker 2: covered over invents account. I had him nine twenty dollars
Speaker 2: and fifty three cents flowers for Joe Poland's funeral. They
Speaker 2: buried a block of steel and placed for his body.
Speaker 2: M Barrett was standing there, standing on one side, and
Speaker 2: Missus Poland and Missus Brodie and Missus Lemaire. When the
Speaker 2: minister finished his little speech, Missus Poland turned to Barrett.
Speaker 2: I've never seen hate like that in anyone's eyes. No
Speaker 2: than a you him, you've killed him. That it's you
Speaker 2: kill them all. You still kill them the lord, die
Speaker 2: of your mind? My mom, that isn't going to Oh
Speaker 2: that's hi, marry, let me, let me take your home.
Speaker 2: So Missus Poland went home with the woman whose husband
Speaker 2: Joe had killed, and I wondered, who are the murderers
Speaker 2: and where his murder start? Though I don't like to
Speaker 2: see anyone lose his job, I like that he Simon
Speaker 2: lagrees even less. So I'm pleased to report that Joel
Speaker 2: Barrett has been replaced the supervisor. I finally concluded that
Speaker 2: if you trace the murder far enough, you get right
Speaker 2: back to every one of 'em. Expense account total five hundred,
Speaker 2: twenty dollars and twenty five cents. Yours Truly Johnny doll.
Speaker 1: Yours Truly Johnny Dollars stars Edmund O'Brien and was written
Speaker 1: by Gil Dowd and David Ellis, with music composed and
Speaker 1: conducted by Leith Stephens. Edmund O'Brien can currently.
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Speaker 1: Popkin United Artists Production DA Featured in our cast were
Speaker 1: Joe Forte, Junius Matthews, Jack Bertruzie, Raymond Burr, Jack Krusian,
Speaker 1: Kay Stewart, and Peggy Webber. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is
Speaker 1: produced and directed by Hi May Delvi. Join us again
Speaker 1: next week when from Hollywood. Edmund O'Brien will return in
Speaker 1: another transcribed adventure.
Speaker 2: Of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.
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