Speaker 1: The Blue Beetles.
Speaker 2: Weeping down upon the underworld. A mash gangling comes a mysterious,
all powerful character who is a problem to the police
or a crusader full off in reality, Dan Garrett, a
whoopie with cold, loved by everyone that's suspected by none
of being the Blue Beetle. As the Blue Beetle, he
hides behind the sprained mask and a suit of impenetrable
blue chain armor flexible ascil what's stronger than steel.
Speaker 3: Today's episode of the Fox feature The Blue Beetle is
entitled Sabotage Incorporated. Throughout the country, foreign spies and sabbageurs
are busy trying to prevent the shipment of war munitions
to countries with whom their native country is at war.
Speaker 4: New York City is located.
Speaker 3: Explosive Incorporated, one of the largest manufacturers of munitions in
the country. Every night, trainloads of munitions leave their factory
for some secret destination. As our story opens, Officer Mannigan
and Patrolman Dan Garrett.
Speaker 1: Who is really the Blue Beetle.
Speaker 3: Are investigating a mysterious telephone call from Wentworth B. Charles,
president of Explosives Incorporated, who lives at the monaco a part.
Speaker 5: Well, here we are a charge apartment pusher button body,
that's no answer.
Speaker 6: Let's break in the door.
Speaker 4: Now we better call it superintendent. He'll have a path key.
Speaker 7: Something wrong office?
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 1: I'm the superintendent of this building.
Speaker 4: Oh well?
Speaker 2: Uh, we got a mysterious telephone call from mister Charles,
but she didn't finish. It was of such a nature
that we felt it necessary to make an investigation. He
doesn't answer, is bell or I'm knocking?
Speaker 1: Well, I have a passkew here, I'll lock the door
for us. M h something holding the door shut.
Speaker 7: Then come on, then we'll break it in.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, wait, I'll telephone you own the apartment house.
Speaker 7: He'll well, we can't wait for that.
Speaker 4: Come on, Danny, let's break in the door.
Speaker 8: All right, here we go.
Speaker 7: Eh, well, there's there's nobody here.
Speaker 2: Look in the bedroom there, Okay, I'll have a look.
Speaker 4: I hope nothing happened to mister Charles. He's one of
our best tenants.
Speaker 6: Hey, hey, John d here's mister charge.
Speaker 7: And what is it?
Speaker 4: Mike? Mm? Is he dead?
Speaker 6: He thinks?
Speaker 4: So look there over his heart a wound? Yeah, they
threw his pajamas a twenty two bullet. I bet uh
not the stab wound her. It's mister Charles, all right,
as he did?
Speaker 1: Yes, who could have done it?
Speaker 4: That's what the police would like to know.
Speaker 2: That's what we have to find out ide or see
any weapon.
Speaker 4: But for a night's take or a fin still, LETTO,
don't care.
Speaker 6: To have a look around the apartment.
Speaker 4: Hadn't I better telephone the owner of the building?
Speaker 2: Not yet, and don't leave the apartment. Yes, but who's
apartment that joins this on the bedroom side?
Speaker 1: Uh? Professor Vladimir Deniscut's what's his business?
Speaker 4: I believe he lectures on anthropology.
Speaker 2: Mm?
Speaker 4: Does he uh live alone?
Speaker 2: He has a male secretary who lives with him, I
belief who lives on the other side, next to the
living room. Oh, that apartment is making Did mister Charles
live alone?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Aparently mister Charles was killed while he was phoning. The
receiver is still off the hook there, and his body
is lying.
Speaker 4: In front of a telephone table and it looks that way.
Speaker 5: Say, I can't find any side of a dagger or
ice pick anywhere.
Speaker 7: There's an electric ice box in.
Speaker 5: The kitchen, so I don't think mister Charles would be
needing an ice pick him soon.
Speaker 4: What about the windows there are locked? Any fire escaped?
Speaker 5: No, it's a fourteen story drop to the streets on
all sides.
Speaker 9: How many floors.
Speaker 4: Above this, Superintendent?
Speaker 1: Fifteen?
Speaker 4: Any other entrances to this apartment? Only a servant door
in the kitchen. Yeah, I looked at that.
Speaker 2: It's locked and bordered from the inside, and there's no
knob on the outside of the dog.
Speaker 4: Well, Mike, you better phone the corner.
Speaker 2: I'll just have a look around the apartment and then
I'd like to question the professor and his secretary.
Speaker 4: Maybe they can throw some light on this case.
Speaker 1: Oh, cold evening, professor, believe me. But can I do
for you?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: This officer would like to ask you some questions.
Speaker 2: There's been some trouble next door and the police are
interested in getting some information.
Speaker 1: Won't you come? Indeed?
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 1: Now? What is it you would like to know? Officer?
I am sure I cannot be of any insistance. Studio.
Speaker 2: Did you uh hear any commotion or unusual noise tonight
in mister Charles's apartment?
Speaker 1: Oh? Oh nothing.
Speaker 8: In fact, I have been so busy with my start
is that I doubt if I would have heard any
noise coming from anywhere.
Speaker 1: When I am doing my uh research work, I concentrate
very deeply.
Speaker 4: Do you have any children, professors?
Speaker 1: He oh, oh no, no, Officer, I I am not married.
Speaker 2: Let the gun there, you use that in your research?
Oh god, that belongs to my secret daddy.
Speaker 1: He is off the night he bought it for his
little boy. It is in air. I hardly strong enough
to what I mean.
Speaker 8: It uh has the appearance of a real gun, but
it would be no good for hunting game other than
small birds.
Speaker 1: I'll show you uh here uh hobbelo.
Speaker 4: Mm, yes, yes, I can say you're right.
Speaker 2: I presume a BB shot from this air rifle would
hardly have enough force behind it to kill a man.
Speaker 1: Kill a man. I've someone been killed.
Speaker 2: Yes, professor, mister Charles, your next door neighbor was murdered
less than an hour ago. Oh oh, you know, Danny,
this case is dry, denry, puzzling.
Speaker 4: Very dark. But the blue Beetle's going to solve the puzzle.
Speaker 2: Uh how I'm going to revisit the child's apartment alone,
do a little private investigating.
Speaker 4: Danny, what do you think is back of this murder?
Speaker 9: Mm?
Speaker 4: Sabotage of some sort.
Speaker 2: I'm positive it has something to do with a train
of munitions and guns being shipped to Candid And be.
Speaker 4: Careful, Danny boy. If your suspicions are correct, you will
run into a roofless gang of murderers.
Speaker 9: I know that.
Speaker 4: But the Blue Beetle can handle 'em. Have you everything
you need?
Speaker 2: This Blue Beetle chain, armor and mass. My magic ray
and spotlight are all I'll need Tonight. I'm traveling white
because I've got to travel fast. The Blue Beetle's going
to solve a murder and strike a.
Speaker 9: Blow or humanity.
Speaker 2: Oh here's mister Charles's bedroom.
Speaker 4: The body's been removed.
Speaker 2: Nothing else has been disturbed in the bedroom mirror. Mm
that picture on the wall there lacing a spot where
Charles was sitting when he was killed.
Speaker 4: It doesn't hang straight. I don't have a look you.
Speaker 1: What we said?
Speaker 6: What I mean?
Speaker 4: The nuh a hole in the wall back of.
Speaker 2: The picture, just large enough for a rifle, thearrel and
to hear conversation.
Speaker 1: Oh here here is the railroad map picture.
Speaker 4: Yea exact say.
Speaker 8: Missions train would approach a bridge to Canada over the
Gorge along.
Speaker 2: This track here.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Now, our major plan is.
Speaker 8: To blow up the bridge as the munitions train is
passing over, but before summaries arm men are unable to
place the charge of explosives under the bridge. Our alternate
plan is to wreck the train and lock the entrance
in the entire road, as well as destroy the munitions.
Speaker 1: Abort the train.
Speaker 4: Now, how will we know in advance which plan to follow?
Speaker 8: MM name Expecting a call any minute from our leader's
at Rosno near the border.
Speaker 4: Then as soon as you get word, I'll.
Speaker 9: Be on my way.
Speaker 8: Yes, your job is to take care of any gods
at the American side.
Speaker 1: Of the parator.
Speaker 4: Yes, I understand.
Speaker 7: This will take care of them.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 8: The air pistol that shoots glass pillets filled with suffocating gas, Yeah, makes.
Speaker 4: Very little noise. Whoever is shot with it remains unconscious
for a long long time.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, Now there are two planes tuned up and waiting.
Speaker 4: Elderleves the IFP's you take one of them, all right,
and you're sure no one suspects our plot?
Speaker 1: Positive possitive.
Speaker 8: I liquidated Charles before they could telephone the police.
Speaker 4: Uh what about money?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Uh here, it's a thousand dollars for defensive Now okay,
when the job is done, there'll be plenty more.
Speaker 1: Where this came from?
Speaker 4: Good god?
Speaker 1: He oh yes, what?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Where that he at this end?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Wait here, here's the hear gone? Now just a minute,
I I asked him, Well what about it?
Speaker 2: They gone munition things loadan will pull up for candident
can mean?
Speaker 8: Uh, hello, Ronaldo, He gored informs me that the train
will pull out in ten minutes. Yes, all right, everything
is moving smoothly.
Speaker 1: We'll be with you soon. Goodbye.
Speaker 9: I can imagine what.
Speaker 1: The blue beetle, Yes, the blue.
Speaker 8: Beetle, and he's going to nep You have an ingenious
matters of entering, mister blue beetle.
Speaker 1: Did you buy any chance? Fly to my window? And
just what do you want?
Speaker 2: I overheard your whole plot from the next apartments and
crawled along the ledge outside the window. Knows everything, and
I'm going to turn you over to the police.
Speaker 4: All of you get away from that phone, professor, or
I'll burn you with.
Speaker 6: My magic rain.
Speaker 9: Oh no, you won't, Blue Beetle, because.
Speaker 6: You won't be able to go down that garden.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 6: Battle fix, mister blue Beetle.
Speaker 7: Let us get out of here.
Speaker 6: Such guess is making me sick? And what about the
Blue Beetle.
Speaker 8: You'll tie him up and take him down to the
freight yard and put him aboard the munition train. The
Blue Beetle will have our rue the a sometime in
the early morning hours.
Speaker 4: What will happen to the Blue Beetle now?
Speaker 3: How soon will he recover from the effects of the
suffocating gas? Can he save the shipment of munitions to
Canada from destruction? Which plan will the Sabbaturs put into effects?
These questions will be answered in the next episode of
The Blue Beetle. The Blue Beetle is a copyrighted Fox
feature appearing in Mystery Comics Magazine and The Blue Beatle magazines.
The Blue Beatle is on the air twice a week
on this same station. It's off the broadcast schedule in
your local newspapers.
Speaker 1: And don't forget to listening to.
Speaker 7: A Blue beat Old.
Speaker 1: Blue Beetle.
Speaker 2: Leaning down upon the underworld smash gangling drums.
Speaker 10: The Miss Terry's all powerful character who is a problem
to the police but a Grup saider for off in reality,
Dan garrett I Wookie Patrold, loved by everyone. What's suspected
by none of being the Blue Beetle. As the Blue Beetle,
he hides behind the sprained mask and a suit of
impenetrable blue chain armor, flexible astute, but stroyer and steel.
Speaker 3: Today's episode of the Fox feature The Blue Beetle is
the second part of a story entitled Sabotage Incorporated. In
the previous episode went with B. Charles, president of Explosive Incorporated,
has been stabbed to death, apparently with a knife pick,
as he was phoning the police about a shipment of munitions.
Speaker 4: Investigation disposes no.
Speaker 1: Murder weapon and no clues to the killer. All doors and.
Speaker 2: Windows of the child's apartment were securely locked and bolted
from the inside. A later secret investigation by Dan Garrett
as the Blue Beetle discloses as the occupants of an
adjoining apartment, a Professor Daniscue and his male secretary are
part of a sabotage ring whose purpose is to destroy
a trainload of explosives and war munitions as it passes
over the Rocky Gorge Bridge from the United States to Canada.
Speaker 3: As the Blue Beetle confronts them, he is rendered unconscious
by a suffocating gas shot from an air pistol by
a young girl named Vickie, one of the conspirators.
Speaker 1: As the episode ends, the conspirators.
Speaker 3: Planned to dispose of the Blue Beetle by dumping his
bound and unconscious body aboard the munition's train, which is
to be destroyed.
Speaker 1: As that story opens today, Vicky.
Speaker 3: Is on her way in a private plane to Razno,
near the Canadian border.
Speaker 1: To supervise operations at the bridge. The Professor and Igor
are to follow as soon as they dispose of the movie.
Speaker 4: They have Professor hearing out at the freakier.
Speaker 8: Yes, and if I'm not mistaken, that's the train with
the lorde of guns and explosives the morn.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's movie. They'll have to hurry, give me a hunt.
Speaker 2: The blue Beetle here, Yes, all right, he's heavy.
Speaker 1: It's his chain armor. Oh no, him comes an empty
dump car. He us we throw him in one.
Speaker 6: Who three Terry Ever's bloom eater.
Speaker 4: You may leave heavens, but the train glows up.
Speaker 1: But your ot stay long.
Speaker 7: Oh hello Dot Frans had jam Donny No, no, not
for some time.
Speaker 6: Have you got the idea where he might be?
Speaker 2: He said something about working on this explosive Hey, Yeah,
that's when I thought.
Speaker 4: But hey, jern uh, what's that making your hand?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 4: A present for your young sick or all? That?
Speaker 2: That's an air rifle, right, I followed in the apartment
next to where Charles.
Speaker 4: Was killed or finned? Anything else, well, nothing much except this.
Speaker 7: You any idea what it might.
Speaker 4: Be that m it's an aluminum mold of some sort.
Speaker 7: Yeah, for making knitting needles or something.
Speaker 6: But what would the professor be.
Speaker 9: One wait, wait, my go I got it.
Speaker 4: He got what a weapon that killed mister child?
Speaker 6: Yeah? What do you mean that that aluminum mold.
Speaker 4: Was filled with water and placed in an electric defrigerator.
Speaker 1: The water froze into little, sharp pointed icicles about the
size of an ice picked blade.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can see that.
Speaker 4: Then then they were shot from that air rifle.
Speaker 7: That's the victim.
Speaker 4: Even though the air rifle looked innocent enough, it is
a particular type with sufficient air compunction.
Speaker 10: To make those needle pointed icicles penetrate deep into.
Speaker 4: The victim's body, where they melted, leaving no trace.
Speaker 7: But the how could the murderer get to 'em?
Speaker 9: The drawer and the windows was locked.
Speaker 7: And bordered from the inside.
Speaker 4: The murderers probably bought a small board through the wall
and shot him from their department.
Speaker 6: That's hit.
Speaker 7: That's what happened.
Speaker 6: Well, Doc, I got to get down to headquarters now
and report.
Speaker 7: Where I must say on the train, I wonder there.
Speaker 6: On this train?
Speaker 7: Where are you headed? Is this train? Though they would be,
I shouldn't put that for you.
Speaker 6: I ain't the Blue Beetle. Yeah, and I ain't a
fall into this.
Speaker 7: That you wanted you're getting off from?
Speaker 9: Oh wait, wait, help me out of here.
Speaker 7: I want the water with your Yeah, I'm like a
Molly four.
Speaker 9: We carry passengers, but you know play, I didn't warn you.
Speaker 4: You sat out of my back, right, didn't crush any
those times? Now to get to a food somewhere and
warn me of these the black match train?
Speaker 6: Hey, who's then the Blue Beetle?
Speaker 7: If you got a phone, says the blue one?
Speaker 4: And we ate un phones? Where's the nearest telephone?
Speaker 6: Five miles down the road? Jet? Howkin his place?
Speaker 9: Thanks?
Speaker 4: Son? He ain't home. Where can I get a car?
Speaker 6: That's all?
Speaker 7: He's over and out here far?
Speaker 6: You get a bus in the morning, right, I can't wait?
Speaker 1: How far is the border?
Speaker 6: About twenty miles?
Speaker 4: Got to get there in a hurry.
Speaker 7: Who are you running away from?
Speaker 4: I'm running away. I'm trying to prevent a crime.
Speaker 7: Well, I could drive you out to Rosno in the morning.
Speaker 4: Where's the nearest airport?
Speaker 6: Rosno?
Speaker 7: Ten miles?
Speaker 4: Drive you to the airport tonight and you'll be a
hero in the morning.
Speaker 7: So will you be if you live through my driving?
I'll be down shows you get the.
Speaker 6: Moats on and get the store teeth in, master, pilot, Master.
Speaker 2: I couldn't play that plane down there before she reaches
the bra ask the first can't wreck, it can't bring
that drink or start less than a mile. Thanks to Win,
give me that Red Lanser twenty little girl. They allowed
my parachute and wave this Red Lancers like a down.
Speaker 1: Well, here I go.
Speaker 6: There, We're almost the bridge.
Speaker 7: I have Yeah, five more miles an hour.
Speaker 2: Job will be done and glad I'll be in thirty
years of railroading.
Speaker 7: This is the toughest job I've ever had.
Speaker 2: Fall in fifty cars of explosions that will equipment to Canada.
Speaker 7: Ain't my idea of a soft snap?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So telling when you may run into an open switcher,
a pile of ties on the track as plenty of.
Speaker 7: Forest spies were like a wreck a trainload like this.
Speaker 6: Listen to that plane.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's be.
Speaker 7: Jumped in part to bring that guy out on a
store on a night like this.
Speaker 2: Hey, there's no lights in the switch house, been as
flowed out green signals up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you never can't.
Speaker 2: Well, keep an eye out on your side as we
reach the switch to the rozos Fur track.
Speaker 7: Okay, hey, look here where up there in the sky
and is where it's the cruiser lights the airflake? Yeah,
but little underneath it the hile beasts.
Speaker 2: There's a red light born and swinging from side to side. Hey,
maybe he's signaling.
Speaker 6: Us to stop.
Speaker 9: So there's a guy at a parachute.
Speaker 7: That jumped out of the plane and he's waving a
red ladder. That's strange. Well, there's the bridge right ahead.
Maybe something wrong with the.
Speaker 6: Bridge on the signal lights have been green except.
Speaker 7: The red lidden on the plane.
Speaker 6: Well, here goes the break.
Speaker 7: I hope I can bring this train to a stop
while he's swipping rail well along blue beat the lad
Thanks coming here.
Speaker 3: Okay, give my regards for your neighbors across the borders.
Speaker 2: Tell them we Americans are glad we both speak the
same language in more.
Speaker 7: Ways than one.
Speaker 3: And so the Blue Beetle prevented a frightful tragedy and
through sheerner outwitted a clever band of foreign sabboteurs and murderers.
Speaker 9: The moral of this story is that.
Speaker 3: There never will be the perfect crime rhymes like the
murder of mister Charles, no matter how strangely and cleverly done,
will always be found out and the guilty punished. Further
adventures of the Blue Beetle will be presented in the
next episode of The Blue Beetle. The Blue Beetle is
a copyrighted box feature appearing in Mystery Men Comics.
Speaker 2: Magazine and The Blue Beetle Magazine. The Blue Beetle is
on the air twice a week on the same station.
Consult the broadcast schedule in your local newspapers, and don't
forget to listening to The Blue Beetle Invents and never
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