Speaker 1: The Amos Senendi Show, The Amos Andendi Show, rebroadcasts for
the American Armed Forces and the Alive and now Here
They are Amos Sinandi.
Speaker 2: Tonight, our story opens in the auditorium of the Lodge Hall,
where a celebration is in progress in honor of Andy
for his long service to the Lodge. He's one of
the few early members still active. Right now, the Kingfish
is on the platform before the members, completing a streech
of tribute.
Speaker 3: Andy is sitting on the stage right in back of.
Speaker 4: Him, and so fellow members are proud to pay tribute
to our brother here on the platform, Miss Andrew H. Brown,
who has done pinning our lodge for twenty years. Before
mister Brown applied for membership with our Lodge, sentence of
opinion was that.
Speaker 5: And there was a bum. He didn't have no money,
he didn't.
Speaker 3: Have no business.
Speaker 4: He never knewed where he was going to sleep from
one week to the next. Now let's look at him
now and the progress that he is unmade in the
last twenty years.
Speaker 5: The day he is I would say, well, he is a.
Speaker 3: That is a.
Speaker 5: Well he's a fine, healthy looking man. So brother and
on behalf of the membership.
Speaker 4: We present you, as a token of our steam, this
brand new januine electric clock, which set us back eight
dollars and fifty cents.
Speaker 6: Thank you, brothers for this beautiful electric clock. It is
donetrut me.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to say, but I feel sure
that you brothers would like to know my life's history,
taking the right from where I was born up to
the day, year by year. I was born in a
little town in Georgia.
Speaker 5: We lived in the sort.
Speaker 7: Of a mom.
Speaker 8: That was some speech that Andy made last night. I
bet he must have talked for two hours.
Speaker 5: Yes he was.
Speaker 4: I tell you I stayed till he was eighteen years
old and I left.
Speaker 5: How long did you stay at Fluca?
Speaker 4: Well, I stayed till he was twenty four, and that's
about all I could take.
Speaker 3: I wonder how long and it spoke there?
Speaker 4: Well, I tell you that boy really get it carried
away with herself, don't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're ready Fluca.
Speaker 4: When I hear handy get wound up and go into
a thing like it done last night.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I wonder if this country ain't making a.
Speaker 6: Mistake by having freedom of speech.
Speaker 3: Well, the trouble with Andy.
Speaker 6: Good morning, gentlemen, good morning.
Speaker 4: Hello there brother, and how your sign Flokie? Get out
the way there second with you. I want to plug
this clock in there and set up on my desk.
Oh yeh, then this show is a nice clock. You
boys give me last night for my twenty years Anna reversally.
Speaker 5: Ooh yeah, now, Andrew, you gotta spin that little wheel
in the back of it to get us started.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, don't seem to go.
Speaker 3: They'll see if you got it plugged in tight? Yes, yeah,
the plug is in.
Speaker 9: Good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 6: M a clock that won't run.
Speaker 4: I wonder what she gets if it was only in
the lodge ten years.
Speaker 8: But I can't understand it. That's eight dollars and fifty
cent clock.
Speaker 5: It ought to work.
Speaker 6: Well, I got it plugged in and I done turned
the starter. What else can you do?
Speaker 3: Say? Fellows? You know why is a scientist.
Speaker 4: I could take it over to my laboratory and smack
it a couple of times with a hammer.
Speaker 8: Hey, wait a minute, I just found this paper in
the box that the clock come in.
Speaker 3: It's a lifetime guarantee. Look, yeah, listen to this.
Speaker 8: Let's say here, this clock guaranteed for life against all
defects due to faulty material or workmanship, and as signed
by the Wilton Clock Company. Come on and take you
over to the store where we bought it, and we'll
show him this guarantee. He gotta give us satisfactory.
Speaker 10: Kingfish, I know you bought the clock here, but it
was the last one I had in the store.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but don't you see the clock don't work.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and there's a lifetime guarantee that come with the clock.
Speaker 10: Listen, boys, that's the manufacture's guaranteed. And it so happened
that the Wilton Clock Company is right here in New York.
Why don't you take it down after them? You can
get some quick action.
Speaker 5: And that looked like the best thing to do.
Speaker 4: Maybe we can get lightning to drive us to the
Wilton Clock Company and name us a tactic here, right.
Speaker 6: Let's go.
Speaker 8: This must be the players that say that Wilton Clock
Company up there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is it? All right?
Speaker 5: All right, you wait here, Laton, this ain't gonna take long.
Speaker 4: Alright as I wait here, Uh hey, this show is
a big plan to god you. Yeah, I must take
a lot of equipment to turn out clocks that don't
run well in there. I think that that soldier can't
be talking to us.
Speaker 3: Oh shoo, that's us, that's us. What do you want?
Speaker 5: This is a war plant?
Speaker 6: Oh? Oh well, ain't this the Wilton clock Company?
Speaker 2: Yes, but it's been converted into a war production of
precision instruments.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's it. Well, you see, missis soldier. The
reason we don't come down here is that I got
a Wilton clock that don't work, and it's got a
lifetime going seon.
Speaker 5: Uh uh, come on, and let's get out of here.
Speaker 4: The lifetime guaranteed don't mean much if they're gonna shoot
you on the way in.
Speaker 6: Now, let's well, wait a minute, Wait a minute, Kingfish.
Speaker 9: Wait.
Speaker 6: Uh the company must stand back of their clocks here.
Speaker 5: They'll do that.
Speaker 6: Uh mister, ain't.
Speaker 4: There nobody in there that I could get satisfaction from.
Speaker 5: Well, mister Wilkman is still running the plants. I guess
you could see him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, thank you, mister.
Speaker 5: We'll be right with your Kingfish.
Speaker 6: We better tell lightning will be a little longer.
Speaker 4: Look and uh uh, why don't we take the clock
back to the Harlem store there and exchange it.
Speaker 5: For something else. I don't like the idea of going
into a place where everybody read to shoot at you.
They don't.
Speaker 7: Let's shoo that.
Speaker 6: Oh, don't be silly, hey, Lightning. We just want to
tell you that we're gonna be in this place a
little longer than where hunk Way was.
Speaker 3: Uh, well, what did you come back, miss Anne?
Speaker 6: Well? Uh, to tell you what I just told you?
Speaker 8: Well, that would see him like a Wednesday time. Wouldn't
it have been quicker if you would have went in
there in the first place instead of coming back here
to tell me that you're gonna be longer than you thunk.
Speaker 3: You was in the first place.
Speaker 5: Uh, Lightning. Uh, this place here is a war plant. Now,
I said, well, if.
Speaker 8: You gotta get a clock fixed, then why does.
Speaker 3: He want to go to a war plan?
Speaker 4: We is gonna rob the war plant, Lightning, But don't
tell nobody.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't that be designer all Lightning?
Speaker 4: Come on, Kingfish, Come on, you know ten years ago
I would afford that Lightning couldn't get no dumber.
Speaker 5: But he doesn't fool me.
Speaker 2: All right, fellas we go right down this walk here,
it's not fire.
Speaker 3: Follow me.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, y'all, yeah, thank you, thank you, Ralph.
Speaker 2: I think you've done a want to put job on
this altitude device.
Speaker 6: Thank you, mister Wilton.
Speaker 2: I think if it's successful, it will be the most
important development of the year in contact aviasion.
Speaker 5: The beauty of it is that can be.
Speaker 2: Used in those big B seventeen flying fortresses.
Speaker 5: Or on the P thirty eight Lightning.
Speaker 3: I think they're going to try it out on the
P thirty eight Lightnings first.
Speaker 2: The principle's very revolutionary too. The secret of the whole instrument,
the actual heart of it. These two little screws right here.
They're made out of that new highly sensitive metal that
we developed right here in the lad well.
Speaker 6: I don't have to caution you about guarding on as
very carefully. Well, I should say not, mister Wilton.
Speaker 2: Now these are the only two metal screws of this
type in existence, and this is the only set.
Speaker 3: Of plans, So believe me, I'm taking no chances.
Speaker 2: Oh did you say that altimeter clock is on the way. Yes,
it should be here in a minute. Oh good, then
I can finish this thing out. I better check with
Benson out front on it. Benson speaking Benson this and
mister Wilton. I'm expecting a couple of men with a
new type altimeter clock for those new pursuit planes. Now
you send them back to my office.
Speaker 3: Who's there, yes, sir.
Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, these men are supposed to put
some finishing touches on this alzemeter clock when they get there.
Speaker 9: Oh, then I suppose you want them to put on
couple alls as usual.
Speaker 5: Certainly you know our rules.
Speaker 6: Yes, mister Wilton, good right, we'll see Ralph.
Speaker 2: Come down to my office for a minute. I'll show
you are new assignment.
Speaker 6: Right over to this window, fellas.
Speaker 2: Oh, mister Benson, yes, these two men want to see somebody.
Speaker 5: Will you take care of him?
Speaker 4: Okay, Sandra, because the two men wanted, well, we want
to see mister Wilton.
Speaker 6: We got a clock here. Oh, yes, yes, I know
all about it.
Speaker 5: You do? You sure do? Get around?
Speaker 6: Come in through this gate here please. I guess the
man's the store must the phone down and told him
bout it. M all right, you take off your clothes
right here? Yeah, well, I.
Speaker 4: Uh excuse me for protruding, but uh did you say
something about.
Speaker 6: Taking off your clothes?
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 9: Can't go on the plant for those clothes on?
Speaker 5: Well, uh, you're liable to be a little drafty.
Speaker 3: In there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is just a clock factory in it. You
ain't running no Turkish bath or nothing on a sie.
Speaker 11: I love it.
Speaker 9: I haven't got time.
Speaker 11: To argue with you.
Speaker 6: Before you can go back on that plant, you've got
to put on coverall, cover all.
Speaker 5: Look, Muthera, we don't want to seem big headed about
this thing. But the only reason me is here.
Speaker 2: I know why you're here, and you've got to put
on those coveralls.
Speaker 5: Uh, just to see mister Wilton.
Speaker 6: Huh that's right, you know, Kingfish. The MOI here is
about this, fellow Wilton. The moi Z's why the clockmok run?
Speaker 5: Uh? Uh say mother?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 5: When we get all fixed up here, what does we
do and where does it go to find? Mister Wilton?
Speaker 9: You go straight down to end the passageway, turn the
left and it's the first star.
Speaker 5: Oh thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well we might as well get started. Yeah, get
off my coat.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, suck and Kingfish.
Speaker 4: Taking advantage of a lifetime guarantee ain't as easy as
a lot of people think it is.
Speaker 5: Well, this is the end of the passage. Wait, he said,
turn the right or.
Speaker 4: Left, and uh seemed to me he say left.
Speaker 6: No, no, right, Yeah, that SA's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he turned down here. Then he say the first door,
Well this is it right there?
Speaker 6: Hm, ain't nobody here?
Speaker 5: Well we just better wait around. Uh must work most
likely be back in a second. Just don't look like.
Speaker 6: Much of a office. Look more like a work room. Hey, say,
I could use them things right there? Oh what's that
in those two little screws there? Yeah, the looking glass
in my bathroom was coming loose.
Speaker 5: Oh go ahead, then, uh take 'em if you can
use 'em. They don't want 'em.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they ain't got no use for 'em. I think
this size here is ten for a nickel in the
dime store.
Speaker 5: Yah, slipping in your pocket there. They must have millions
of 'em. They. I was just thinking, Uh, we liable
to be in here a little while.
Speaker 4: Yet the who uh we changes our croths and gets
out of here. Maybe we better send Lightning a note
and tell them what we're doing so we won't get
jumping out there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right, let's ride him a note. We can
get somebody to take it out to him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, here's a pencil here, because I use uh this
piece of paper here.
Speaker 6: Wait a minute, Wait a minute, ain't there something on
that paper, king fish, or just a.
Speaker 4: Bunch of lines. Look like some guy been doodling with
the pencils that are doing his work. One side is blue,
and oh it's right on the back.
Speaker 5: I'll right on the back of it. Yeah, I'll stay here, Lightning.
Speaker 11: What are you men doing here?
Speaker 2: You know these men around.
Speaker 6: No, but I know they have no business in this laboratory.
Speaker 4: When you see, mister, what are you doing with those plans?
Speaker 2: Card?
Speaker 5: Card?
Speaker 3: Screws are missing too.
Speaker 6: But listen, mister, the only reason we come down here
is this you.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think we have a couple of dangerous men.
Speaker 6: Watch them.
Speaker 2: I want to go through their pockets.
Speaker 4: Oh look, mother, we are doing nothing. That the reason
we come down here.
Speaker 3: Here are the screws.
Speaker 5: They were in his pocket.
Speaker 3: It's lucky we got back in time. We'd been a minute.
Speaker 2: Later, both the plans and the screws would have been gone.
Speaker 3: And look what they've got written on the back of.
Speaker 5: These plans, Lightnings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they even knew these plans were for that plane.
Speaker 5: Oh we're a man, mother, that ain't a plane.
Speaker 8: Was a man?
Speaker 6: Yeah, listen, we was.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you tore up to, but this
is certainly a matter for the FBI.
Speaker 3: Card. Yes, that take these two men.
Speaker 2: To FBI headquarters, and I hope they get what they.
Speaker 1: Deserve in a mission time on the Amos and Andy Shaw,
and that means our intermission Orchestra directed by Raymond Scott
with Dorothy Collins to.
Speaker 12: Sing, can you imagining that you loved me? And started
all the family tree? Imagine stared all the family tree,
The baby fam Obama is me Yes, God goal with
bombay ball.
Speaker 13: It's love love long, It's get gob up with a law.
It's long love.
Speaker 12: Long, it's gonnas go, I'm not gonna lock.
Speaker 13: It's all love.
Speaker 12: Love's gi cuckoo like the cuckoo and the clock.
Speaker 13: It's long blog blow.
Speaker 2: Well, they've got Andy and the Kingfish down at FBI headquarters.
Speaker 5: The FBI agents are giving them a complete.
Speaker 2: Examination and taking them through a routine checkup before bringing
them in for questioning.
Speaker 14: I think that's everything on that.
Speaker 2: Harris Brown's weight twounded five five eleven and a half, right,
Stevens one six foot?
Speaker 5: All right, boys, you can put your.
Speaker 4: Shirt on, you know, and getting ready stick of putting
my clothes on and off you Yeah, were to come
out in my bathrobes today.
Speaker 2: All right, has take them over the finger printicle, all right,
give me a hand, gus, relax homeo it look mister,
you don't have to take no fingerprints.
Speaker 6: We as innocent. We was just trying to check on
a lifetime guarantee, honest.
Speaker 5: We was.
Speaker 6: We wouldn't do nothing to hurt the United States government.
Speaker 4: Well darth right, muscle, Look I got American flag right
here in my buttonhole.
Speaker 6: Yeah, mine is a mother suit. All right, Harris had
them around. Now I want to get a profile. Oh, mister,
you ain't gotta take our pictures.
Speaker 5: Nobody believes us, but we ain't done nothing wrong.
Speaker 4: I plead with you, mister. Won't you please believe that?
I wait a minute.
Speaker 6: What's the matter? My left's profile on the side, there
is much better hole. Well, Harris, fine, nothing, chief, Their
records are as clean as a whistle. Mm well, you
know there's all the first time.
Speaker 14: This is the complete file, fingerprints, pictures and everything.
Speaker 6: Eh, that's right, all right, bring them in, yes, have
any of you men?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we coming, we come.
Speaker 6: The dom U.
Speaker 5: Mister.
Speaker 6: We've been trying to tell all your assistance here that
they is making a mistake.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just like I say, mother, I wouldn't do
nothing to hurt the government.
Speaker 4: I as a pertiotic man, I was one of the
earliest American settlers in our apartment houses.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't love it, all right, but the look try
to remember the joys.
Speaker 9: Hello, Hello, chief, We picked up those three fellas from Harlem.
You know, friends of the men you've got inside there.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, I want to question them. I'll be right out, mister.
You don't really think that we meant to steal that
stuff in the workroom there, do you?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 14: Frankly, boys, I don't, but we've got to make these
routine investigations to make sure.
Speaker 11: Pardon me a moment.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well that's a relief.
Speaker 5: We'll wait right here. How do you do? Man?
Speaker 14: My name is Hood, I'm in charge here, hennessy. If
you got their names, Yes.
Speaker 9: That's Samus Jones, that's Henry Van Porter.
Speaker 6: This fellow they call Lightning man we thought was a plane.
Speaker 14: And you are friends of Brown and Stevens.
Speaker 5: Is that right?
Speaker 8: Yes, they tell you the truth. They are our best friends, mister.
Speaker 3: Yes, we've known them for many years.
Speaker 6: And if there's any.
Speaker 4: Information you want, we would be only too happy to
bulge it.
Speaker 6: I see, well, what about you. You're the fellow that
drove them down to the planet, aren't you.
Speaker 8: I yeh, I'd a fellow that drove them down to
the plane in the taxicab. While I was waiting for
m They.
Speaker 3: Never did come out, and I waited for two.
Speaker 8: Hours from and then I whiz don hole.
Speaker 5: I see.
Speaker 14: Well, tell me what do you know about these men
as far as their reputations go.
Speaker 3: Well, mister, I tell you the truth.
Speaker 8: I know they liable to get in for a little
scrape now and then, like anybody liable to do.
Speaker 3: But I can tell you just that.
Speaker 8: They would never do anything against the federal government.
Speaker 3: I know. Is that?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 3: Certainly not?
Speaker 2: From my own personal contact with him, I know that
they has always felt that crime was in bad taste.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know what they accuse him, mother, but
I'm sure it must be some mistake round here.
Speaker 14: In other words, you men all feel positive that Stevens
and Brown would do nothing against the law.
Speaker 8: Yes, sir, I would swear to that, except for one thing.
Speaker 3: But well, I guess I've ben I say nothing about that, though,
But what is it?
Speaker 14: Remember, You've got to tell the truth here.
Speaker 5: Well, I wouldn't want.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't like for you to repeat the mister Brown
told me not to say nothing about it.
Speaker 3: But when he loves the cave, he said he was
going in the rober war plans.
Speaker 14: Now we've got something to go on.
Speaker 4: But mister you said a while ago you figured we
was innocent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, most believe us. Please believe us. We wasn't gonna
steal nothing.
Speaker 6: Have you got that lie detector all attached? Tennessee?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, take this thing off me, will you please,
mister take it. I'll tell you the truth. I'll tell
you the truth.
Speaker 6: Brown. I'm gonna ask you some questions. If you don't tell.
Speaker 14: The truth, this lie detector will show just when you're lying.
Speaker 5: Mister Da ain't fair. This lie detector don't know nothing
about the keys.
Speaker 2: This machine records your emotional reactions, and no matter how
hard you try to conceal your feelings, you can't fool it.
This machine transposes your emotional vibrations into sounds.
Speaker 11: I'll turn it on now. In other words, when.
Speaker 6: You lie, you'll hear the hum rise.
Speaker 11: All right, he's the first question.
Speaker 14: Your true name is Andrew H.
Speaker 11: Brown?
Speaker 5: Is that right? Yes?
Speaker 14: Have you ever used any other name loser.
Speaker 6: Why did you try to steal those plans? Ba Bob.
Speaker 4: I didn't try to steal a misdon as I did
not Well, I didn't hear no rise in hume, mister.
Speaker 6: Close n I never told a lie in my life.
Oh you you haven't uh.
Speaker 4: Uh ast you must have a short circuit in de someplace.
Speaker 14: Mister Brown, I'm interested in your source of income. Just
what is it that you do during a living well?
Speaker 5: Uh? Uh i uh?
Speaker 14: I as in partners with the king fish year And
what does he do for a living?
Speaker 4: Well, he's he he of I would say, he's uh
just about the same as me.
Speaker 5: All right, what do you both do?
Speaker 8: Then?
Speaker 6: Oh? Well, well, uh we worked hard all the time,
if that's what you mean, well, uh well, I mean.
Speaker 3: By that pretty hard? Uh miss?
Speaker 4: Is that machine incinerating that my friend is lying doing
more than insinuating?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: And to put yourself together their uh Brown Brown? Do
you still maintain you just went inside that factory to
get a clock picked? Yes, sir, and you expect me
to believe that, mister. I just hope that someday your
clock goes bad and you got a lifetime guarantee.
Speaker 14: But you did go in to rob that war plant,
didn't you? No, sir, M doesn't seem to be any reactions.
Speaker 5: Brown.
Speaker 14: I wonder if you could be an innocent accomplice in
this thing.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, I'd be glad.
Speaker 4: To uh yeahsa, And I'd be glad to be innocent
accomplice who remember as his partner?
Speaker 14: Oh no, No, you don't quite understand what I mean.
Speaker 5: Is is it possible at this so called.
Speaker 14: Friend of yours the Kingfish is a mastermind and it's
just using you for a tool.
Speaker 6: Now weird a minute, Brown, Have you.
Speaker 14: Ever known the King Face to do anything dishonest?
Speaker 5: Hold it and hold it.
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: What's the matter?
Speaker 4: And before you answer that question, I want you to
calm yourself, Donde, I want I want you to get
your emotions leveled off A smooth as a pool table.
Speaker 14: All right, answer the question, have you ever known the
King Face to do anything dishonest?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: I didn't hear nothing I did.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Well, what I was gonna say is I know the
Kingfish is honest?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 6: Well, that is I think he is.
Speaker 4: Well, what I mean is he's honest most of the time.
That is to say, if he honest at least.
Speaker 6: Half of the time.
Speaker 4: Look, look, mister, maybe webody get off this question before
we blows the fuse here. Also, I'm gonna tell you
that machine and there is just naturally suspicious.
Speaker 5: Listen to me, Listen to me, young man.
Speaker 14: Did the Kingfish take you into that plant to Steelo's plan?
Speaker 6: No, sir, absolutely not, I see Hennessy.
Speaker 5: What does the chart show?
Speaker 9: No guilty reaction on any of the key questions?
Speaker 8: Sir?
Speaker 14: Well, boys, I guess you've been telling the truth about
the clock. Looks like we're up the wrong street.
Speaker 5: You mean that we can go?
Speaker 6: Mister, Yes, I'm sorry about this, but we have to
check into these things.
Speaker 14: I guess you were pretty sore at me there for
a while.
Speaker 6: But well, I'm not such a bad guy, am I.
Speaker 4: Oh no, sir, I think you as a swell fella.
Speaker 6: I tell you, amos.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna split this whole thing wide open, let people
know what's going on.
Speaker 5: In this country.
Speaker 3: I take it easy, and it will take it easy nothing.
Speaker 4: I gets electric clock with a lifetime guarantee. The clock
don't work, I try to get his fixed and nearly
end up an electric chair, and.
Speaker 3: Then will your flee you calm down.
Speaker 4: Listen, I has done already rid of a letter to President.
Speaker 6: Roosevelt, tell them how his citizens is going to get
getting pushed around.
Speaker 4: Oh now, look, and the President Roosevelt don't handle things
like that. Yeah, well, somebody in the government order to
do something about it. What is I paying all these
taxes for us that I would pay.
Speaker 6: If I was paying in it?
Speaker 8: And what did you write to President Roosevelt?
Speaker 4: Where you see all this happen because the clock didn't
work in the first place. So I read him to
the order to see that the clock companies make good
clocks with good wire in them, and good cogwill and
good everything else.
Speaker 3: Oh I don't think the order done that?
Speaker 6: And well why not?
Speaker 4: Like I say, if that clock would have worked in
the office this morning, it would have saved everybody.
Speaker 6: A lot of trouble. I oh, wait a minute, come
in Enlightning. What do they say, Lightning, Well, no, bandy.
Speaker 8: I took the clock over to the electric company and
they said it ain't nothing wrong with the clock.
Speaker 5: As you me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you ain't paid your bill for two months and
your electrics have been turned off.
Speaker 1: Amos and Andy will be back with you again next week.