Speaker 1: The FBI in Peace and War, another great story based
Speaker 1: on Frederick L. Collins copyrighted book The FBI in Peace
Speaker 1: and War Drama, thrills action. Tonight's story the serious type. Well,
Speaker 1: I think we have all the information the club needs.
Speaker 1: I'm very happy to welcome you as a member, Missus Gordon.
Speaker 2: That's all there.
Speaker 1: Is to it, that's all outside of the small membership.
Speaker 1: He of course, what did you expect?
Speaker 2: Tell the truth? I really don't know. I'm being silly
Speaker 2: hard You.
Speaker 1: Most certainly are not believe in us. To Gordon, you
Speaker 1: are not different than any other new member. Naturally, it
Speaker 1: feels a bit strange at first. I don't imagine it
Speaker 1: ever occurred to you that you might come to a
Speaker 1: place like this.
Speaker 2: No, it didn't.
Speaker 1: Why did you beg pardon, come to a place like
Speaker 1: this because you were lonely? Isn't that it?
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess it is.
Speaker 3: Ever since mister Gordon passed on five years ago.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I know. You'd be surprised how many times
Speaker 1: I've listened to the same story. A dear one leaves us,
Speaker 1: and we find ourselves suddenly long for a time, memory
Speaker 1: of the departed is sufficient, But after a while you.
Speaker 2: Do know, don't you?
Speaker 1: Only too well? Life wasn't meant to live by oneself.
Speaker 1: One searches, one hears the friendship clubs, one reads of them,
Speaker 1: yet fails to act, Missus Gordon. Yes, as a new
Speaker 1: member of the Clooney Friendship Club, you're automatically entitled to
Speaker 1: meet all or any one of our more than five
Speaker 1: hundred thoroughly investigated male clam tell. In a moment, I'm
Speaker 1: going to show you a handsome photographic catalog. But before
Speaker 1: I do, I'm going to make a suggestion, if I
Speaker 1: have your permission. Of course, Doc, I'm not a medical man,
Speaker 1: Misus Gordon. My degrees are in theology and the social sciences,
Speaker 1: and so I'm not overstepping myself when I say I
Speaker 1: know an unusual human being when I see one, a
Speaker 1: human being not subject to the whims and wish of
Speaker 1: vanity and flesh, a human being desirous of meeting. Not
Speaker 1: a younger man, not as a privileged man, but a
Speaker 1: man of substance, mister Gordon, of dignity of stature, a
Speaker 1: serious type. I'm going to make the suggestion that you
Speaker 1: forget the photographic cadillac, Missus Gordon, for other women prasp,
Speaker 1: but not for you. I'm going to suggest that you
Speaker 1: leave the selection to me. I have in mind for
Speaker 1: you the serious type, Missus Gordon, a gentleman I'm confident
Speaker 1: will fulfill every hope you had when you so wisely
Speaker 1: decided to join the Cloney friendship up. The Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Investigation began to receive complaints against Calvin Doc Clooney
Speaker 1: during the early part of last year. Although the statements
Speaker 1: filed were inconclusive, containing varying omissions, the general pattern essentially
Speaker 1: was the same, and it was clear that Clooney was
Speaker 1: using a legitimate business front to work a large scale
Speaker 1: swindle on lonely people in desperate search for companionship. Agent
Speaker 1: Reynolds and I were assigned actively to track him down,
Speaker 1: along with his wife and a con man known variously
Speaker 1: as side Carley, carl Sidney and Sidney Carlton.
Speaker 2: So I was still I didn't know it was you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said just a minute, Docim yes, well while
Speaker 1: waiting this is a friendship club house for a little friendship.
Speaker 4: Carry it out?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are you crazy?
Speaker 1: Crazy about you?
Speaker 3: Know me?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: It's it, Doc, You ought to take chairs.
Speaker 1: It's like that you dal me, Hi, doc, take that
Speaker 1: friendly look off your face. It's only made sinnema voice,
Speaker 1: and that rest is normal. There's a jar of Martinez
Speaker 1: Sweetie in the ice section of the watercooler. Oh, how
Speaker 1: to go? If someone comes in? Are you're going to
Speaker 1: your act? Don't mind me? Went perfect, doctor, that's the
Speaker 1: way you said. I'm a widower from Ohio. I've got
Speaker 1: a good, steady business, nice income. I've been wanting to
Speaker 1: meet a decent, nice appearing woman close to my age. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they were, where'd you go? And you said, no bars
Speaker 1: for this one. The museum sounded right. She's got a
Speaker 1: big thing for some clown named El Greco. No bars,
Speaker 1: all right, but you in a museum, I don't know
Speaker 1: what do you mean? All business? That's me eighteen holes
Speaker 1: in the office. I'm aching for culture. So let's me
Speaker 1: see you show me, Oh, Lucille, that thanks too, lovely Lucille.
Speaker 1: And how much we're taking for anyway? Anyway? From five
Speaker 1: to fifteen thousand, she's gone ten more, according to her
Speaker 1: confidential chart, how he left the lady nicely here.
Speaker 3: The pen room house, a full time maid who could
Speaker 3: afford them anymore?
Speaker 1: All you have to do sit is the builder confidence
Speaker 1: if I give the word and builder confidence. When that's passed, tense,
Speaker 1: I've already been asked for dinner Saturday night, No fool,
Speaker 1: Why not? After all, I'm the serious type, and the
Speaker 1: serious type always gets a quick invite for the Pope
Speaker 1: chot cream Leo.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't you know?
Speaker 1: Okay, sir, it's you and lovely Lucy and friendship, normal,
Speaker 1: good old friendship. Don't forget that. Back to the serious
Speaker 1: type and just above the actions of our American military
Speaker 1: man governed by a code of conduct, and each man,
Speaker 1: by remaining faithful to the code, honors the uniform he wears,
Speaker 1: whether he be soldiers, sailors, airmen, or marine. This faithfulness
Speaker 1: to the code is demonstrated by him not only in combat,
Speaker 1: but in time of peace. His creed is voiced in
Speaker 1: these words from the Good Book. I have fought a
Speaker 1: good fight. I have finished my course. I have kept
Speaker 1: the faith. That's what the code means to the American
Speaker 1: military man. Back two Tonight's story on the FBI in
Speaker 1: Peace and War, the serious Type. Our first substantial lead
Speaker 1: came from the police department in New York. A Broadway
Speaker 1: character named Shrimpy Speedwack had poured out a complaint that
Speaker 1: sounded very much like Doc Clooney in company, and one
Speaker 1: agent Reynolds call on him. Our presumption turned out to
Speaker 1: be a fact. And you're sure this is the woman,
Speaker 1: missus Spewack?
Speaker 4: Am I sure?
Speaker 5: He asked me, the woman Shrimpy Speedwack almost married?
Speaker 2: Am I sure?
Speaker 4: He asked me? Are you ah sure?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: Sure, I'm sure. Are you sure you're from the FBI?
Speaker 1: I'm sure?
Speaker 5: Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Speaker 1: I want to see Mi cred Henchels again.
Speaker 5: Hey, listen, I take your word. All I say is
Speaker 5: why don't you take mine?
Speaker 1: Not now, mister Stewack. You knew the woman was married
Speaker 1: to Doc Clooney, didn't you?
Speaker 4: Oh sure, I know?
Speaker 5: I know now since you told me, then I know nothing.
Speaker 5: I see a couple of weeks. Should be back from
Speaker 5: visiting on folks, she tells me. In a couple of weeks,
Speaker 5: I get back every Nichols.
Speaker 4: She borrowed off of me. Three months.
Speaker 5: The only thing I get is a crummy postcard saying
Speaker 5: have patient so it won't belong now.
Speaker 1: Not now you you got a postcard for her, mister Speedway.
Speaker 4: That's all. How do you like that.
Speaker 5: Listen, mister, I don't like to rush you, but I
Speaker 5: got business to it.
Speaker 1: Then I won't keep you much longer. Do you still
Speaker 1: have the card?
Speaker 5: I give it to the desk, SiGe and down to
Speaker 5: clink the station house.
Speaker 4: Not now, well, so long, mister. It's nice to see you.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm going. I want to call my colleague
Speaker 1: in Washington. Okay if I use your phone, this phone
Speaker 1: for birth charges.
Speaker 4: It's out of order. Out gone, it's out of order.
Speaker 2: In't going.
Speaker 4: It's all it takes, not now, so help me in
Speaker 4: going only.
Speaker 1: Goodbye, missus beeewack. Thanks for your cooperation. I'll be in
Speaker 1: touch with you.
Speaker 4: Never mind me be in touch with my money. There's
Speaker 4: a paystation right down the hall.
Speaker 5: Shut that door on your way out, and don't forget
Speaker 5: my five gs.
Speaker 1: I said, I take your word all I say, why
Speaker 1: don't you take mine?
Speaker 4: Okay? Okay, could I purple? What's here?
Speaker 5: Everybody's got to get down when I'm with an FBI
Speaker 5: of all people, honey boy, you got it?
Speaker 4: Five hundred snots?
Speaker 1: Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 5: Adrian Ronolds, you got Adrian Roynolds always this Oh it's
Speaker 5: you sage. No, No, he's gone. If you ask me,
Speaker 5: so's my five geez? A young fellow like that they
Speaker 5: assigned to my case, You ask me, those crooks haven't
Speaker 5: got to worry in the world.
Speaker 4: Come on, I love it.
Speaker 1: And so we stay home and talk and after a
Speaker 1: while she says, Sydney, Sydney, isn't that sweet? She says, Sydney,
Speaker 1: what about the future? And I say what about the future?
Speaker 1: And she says, you've thought about it, haven't you like that?
Speaker 1: I'm telling you she practically got done on unees and proposed.
Speaker 1: She's anxious, normal, real anxious. And I guess I'm just
Speaker 1: as charming as you always said.
Speaker 2: I always said you were a charming louse.
Speaker 1: Dear, what's the differences? Long as it pays halfen dollars
Speaker 1: and sons pay on positive. I even set up the
Speaker 1: important phone call I'm expecting from Washington. Fifteen thousand little payoff,
Speaker 1: just like the doc said.
Speaker 6: Fifteen thousand and five reaches.
Speaker 1: Seven thousand, five hundred two unto fifteen thousand two. Freezer
Speaker 1: crowd in this racket norma doc's excess baggage. And you
Speaker 1: know it dead.
Speaker 6: Yes, I told you once before, I don't like that
Speaker 6: kind of talk.
Speaker 1: You told me lots of things before, honey, but you
Speaker 1: never said you didn't like it.
Speaker 2: Well I'm saying it now.
Speaker 1: Come on, normal, doc smelling to you. He's been nothing
Speaker 1: for ten years, one of the bigger It's time we
Speaker 1: narrow the field the way we should have done long ago.
Speaker 2: Fifty dead. Listen to me.
Speaker 1: Who Yeah, I'm listening.
Speaker 2: I got a think, said I need come.
Speaker 1: Sure, honey, you think we got nothing but time? All
Speaker 1: the waited tomorrow night? Chair comfortable, Sidney, any chair would
Speaker 1: be comfortable after your marvelous meals. You're going to spoil me, Lucille,
Speaker 1: you really are.
Speaker 2: I want to spoil you.
Speaker 3: A woman should make things easy for a man.
Speaker 2: Shall I turn on the television?
Speaker 1: Not just now. I I'd rather have you sit here
Speaker 1: beside me.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: We can let the rest of the world go by, eh,
Speaker 1: no one but just the two of us.
Speaker 2: Yes, Sydney.
Speaker 1: You know, Lucille, I've been thinking things.
Speaker 2: What things?
Speaker 1: You know what you were saying the other night, the future?
Speaker 1: What lies ahead?
Speaker 3: I hope I didn't talk out of turn.
Speaker 1: You didn't know. I'm glad you spoke the way you did.
Speaker 1: You are, yes, sir, I'm glad that's the trouble with
Speaker 1: people get to know one another, like each other, and
Speaker 1: still somehow won't put out a hand. Lucille, Yes, didn't.
Speaker 1: If I say something, ask you something, you wouldn't laugh
Speaker 1: at me?
Speaker 2: Would you laugh at you?
Speaker 1: You wouldn't, would you, Sydney?
Speaker 3: How could you even think such a single?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: Who could that be?
Speaker 1: Let it rain?
Speaker 2: Is something important? I just better find out.
Speaker 1: People never let you alone when you want them to.
Speaker 6: Will now get rid of whoever it is quickly?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 6: Hello, is mister Carlton there? Mister Sydney Carton his hotel
Speaker 6: said he was at this number.
Speaker 2: Why, yes, that's right. This is long.
Speaker 6: Distance calling mister Hoover in Washington. Would you put mister
Speaker 6: Carlton on please?
Speaker 3: Yes, surely, just one moment Sydney for me, mister Hoover
Speaker 3: in Washington.
Speaker 1: Of course I took the liberty of telling the hotel
Speaker 1: you don't mind you.
Speaker 3: Nothing believed mister Herby Hoover.
Speaker 1: Mister Albert Hoover, my stockbooker. Oh, I've been waiting for
Speaker 1: this call between the two of us. It has a
Speaker 1: good deal to do with what I was about to
Speaker 1: ask you. Mister cousin speaking Hello, say it's me prize,
Speaker 1: not at all. I was expecting it.
Speaker 6: I'm an idiot to do and I know what. That's life.
Speaker 6: I guess that, lovely.
Speaker 1: Lucille as Yes, thank you. Hello, Hell, how are you?
Speaker 6: It's mad? She's standing close by.
Speaker 1: Yes, certainly, I'll send you a check by registered mayor
Speaker 1: end of this month.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'll shut up, go ahead for it?
Speaker 3: On.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, I know I know that, Al, but I'm
Speaker 1: afraid I can't raise another penny just now, aren't you. Well,
Speaker 1: I can't help it. If they guarantee a twenty point rise,
Speaker 1: it's still out of the question. I'm sorry, Al, I
Speaker 1: need all available cash for certain personal plans I'm hoping
Speaker 1: to make. No, there's nothing more important. Believe me right away. Listen.
Speaker 1: I don't like to pass up a clear prophet like that.
Speaker 1: But where could I possibly raise fifteen thousand dollars by
Speaker 1: Friday morning, isn't he? Yes, dearest, hold on now given.
Speaker 2: If you need a little money unto the end of
Speaker 2: the month.
Speaker 1: Don't be absurd to see you. I couldn't borrow money
Speaker 1: from you. No, I'm sorry, Al, You'll just have to
Speaker 1: count me out. Goodbye, Sydney.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's that Sydney.
Speaker 1: No, I will not talk any more about it, Lucie.
Speaker 1: I'm firm on that I couldn't borrow money from a woman,
Speaker 1: not even if it meant canceling certain personal plans. I
Speaker 1: just couldn't vncil back to the Sirius type in just
Speaker 1: a moment, friends, this is Jimmy Wallington. You know, many
Speaker 1: great men have attained the highest office in our land,
Speaker 1: the presidency of the United States. Can you guess the
Speaker 1: name of this man? He was born in Virginia in
Speaker 1: seventeen fifty one, graduated from Princeton College, and took postgraduate
Speaker 1: work in Hebrews, theology, philosophy, and law. As a delegate
Speaker 1: to the Constitutional Convention of seventeen eighty seven, he had
Speaker 1: much influence in framing and shaping the constitution of our country.
Speaker 1: Many important men President George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin,
Speaker 1: among others, but they all agreed that this man was
Speaker 1: the real father of the Constitution. When he was elected
Speaker 1: to the presidency in eighteen hundred and eight, his services
Speaker 1: to the struggling young Republic placed him in the first
Speaker 1: rank of her statesman. When you should have his name
Speaker 1: by now But in case you don't, here's one more
Speaker 1: important clue. He was our first wartime president. His administration
Speaker 1: saw the beginning and the end of the War of
Speaker 1: eighteen twelve. Yes, he was James Madison, fourth President of
Speaker 1: the United States. His life is part of your American heritage.
Speaker 1: Fact free of Tonight's story on the FBI in Peace
Speaker 1: and War.
Speaker 2: Cloney Friendship Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Oh Coloney Friendship Club.
Speaker 2: This is me mine, don't we Field Chippy this morning?
Speaker 2: How did it all go perfect? How do you think
Speaker 2: that Hi was a client?
Speaker 1: Good? Yes, see, he stays occupied till I pick up
Speaker 1: our fifteen thousand this afternoon, giving it the fifteen She's
Speaker 1: won me over at three o'clock last night. I put
Speaker 1: up quite a struggle, but I simply can't fight tears.
Speaker 3: Never underestimate the power of lovely lu Field when she
Speaker 3: had wedding boughs on a sweet conniving mind. Now, as
Speaker 3: soon as I picked hold on one minute, said, someone
Speaker 3: just came in.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm not sure I'm in the right places this
Speaker 1: this is the.
Speaker 2: Cloney Friendship Club.
Speaker 1: I'm in the right place, of course you are.
Speaker 3: Everyone feels a bit stranger first come in.
Speaker 2: I'll be right with you, said, I'll have to hang
Speaker 2: up now. Why don't you call me later in the.
Speaker 1: Day, Honey, I'll call you later as soon as Lucille
Speaker 1: and her money are soon parted by sit down, Won't
Speaker 1: you please thank you? No?
Speaker 3: First, suppose I tell you all about out of the club,
Speaker 3: mister Reynolds, Asia Reynolds.
Speaker 1: Suppose you do tell me all about your little club,
Speaker 1: missus Coney. I'm really most anxious to hear you in
Speaker 1: the afternoon. You see you, Oh my dear lovely day,
Speaker 1: isn't it good?
Speaker 2: Afternoon, Sydney, Come in, won't.
Speaker 1: You thank you?
Speaker 3: I'm glad to see you're in such high spirits. When
Speaker 3: you left last night you looked so glum.
Speaker 1: I felt glum. But then I said to myself, now
Speaker 1: that's just foolish and dumb.
Speaker 2: I O you said that, Just put your hat over
Speaker 2: there with it.
Speaker 1: I said, just that. After all, I am only borrowing
Speaker 1: the money till the end of the month, and to.
Speaker 3: Pass up an opportunity of a life a marriage along
Speaker 3: with it.
Speaker 1: Exactly. So, first thing this morning I called al Hoover
Speaker 1: and said, I.
Speaker 3: Come into the living room, Sydney. There's someone I want
Speaker 3: you to meet.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm afraid I can't stay too long. Dear, I'm
Speaker 1: due on the five o'clock flight to Washington. I said,
Speaker 1: now I changed my thinking, and that you have been
Speaker 1: passion of yours. I'll be down Sydney.
Speaker 3: I'd like you to meet my friend and advisor, doctor Clooney. Doctor,
Speaker 3: this is Sydney Carton. Or have you two already met?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, Missus Clooney handles all our male client
Speaker 1: tell although of course I know Missus Carton by way
Speaker 1: of photograph and the reputation. How do you do, mister Calton?
Speaker 1: I can't tell you what meeting you here means to me.
Speaker 1: How do you sit down Sydney?
Speaker 2: You can all have a little chat.
Speaker 3: I was just telling doctor Clooney all about.
Speaker 2: Us, wasn't I that?
Speaker 1: Oh? She was, indeed, mister Carton, all about you. Well,
Speaker 1: like I said, you see, if I can't stay long
Speaker 1: now you have to catch the.
Speaker 2: Five o'clock flight at four o'clock.
Speaker 1: You said that five o'clock daylight. Therefore, standing you're leaving town,
Speaker 1: Missus Calton. No, that is yes, that is briefly. Didn't
Speaker 1: your wife tell you? No, she didn't. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, if missus Gordon had happened to call with
Speaker 1: the good news. I'd never have known about the wedding
Speaker 1: or financial plans. Financial. I'm surprised at you, mister Carlton.
Speaker 1: You know the rules of the club, don't you. Your
Speaker 1: plans of any nature between members must be processed through
Speaker 1: proper channels and the gardens without charter. You know that,
Speaker 1: don't you. Well, yes, yes, of course. Well I really must.
Speaker 2: Run with you without the money, Sidney.
Speaker 1: Yes, you don't want to leave without the money one
Speaker 1: the fifteen thousand. In spite of this flagrant breach, I
Speaker 1: couldn't resist the charm and sincerity of this lovely lady.
Speaker 1: She won me over completely. You mean, he.
Speaker 3: Means it's all right for me to lend you the
Speaker 3: money if you give your word you'll never breach the
Speaker 3: rules again.
Speaker 1: You give you a word, mister Carlton, you swear, Oh
Speaker 1: I do. I go up and down a really lovely lady, sir.
Speaker 1: I only hope you appreciate her. Well, here you are
Speaker 1: my personal check for fifteen thousand dollars. You're what my
Speaker 1: personal check. Now that the breach has been discovered, Missus
Speaker 1: Gordon has rectified it by giving me her fifteen thousand
Speaker 1: to record through proper club channels. She's giving you the money,
Speaker 1: she's already given it. Well, Mistercarden, I don't want to
Speaker 1: keep you. If you're catching the four o'clock, I could
Speaker 1: catch the five and pack it. Pardon, hello, Hello is
Speaker 1: mister Sidney Coppler?
Speaker 2: Please, yes, he is just one minute? Please to me.
Speaker 1: It's for you, for me, I think it's I tell
Speaker 1: him I've left. I'm catching the four. You could catch
Speaker 1: the five.
Speaker 2: I've already said you were here.
Speaker 1: You rather I speak? No, no, no, no, I'll speak.
Speaker 2: Tell him you got the check and not to go
Speaker 2: ahead without you the.
Speaker 1: Check on her? Hello?
Speaker 6: There is he?
Speaker 1: Ever? So I'm too late to tell him about the chicks?
Speaker 6: What do you do?
Speaker 1: What can I do? I'm catching at four o'clock to Washington.
Speaker 6: I know that's where this one's taking.
Speaker 1: Me, this one to that one to be taking you
Speaker 1: that one.
Speaker 6: Agent Stephens. Adrian Reynolds told me what that agent Stephens
Speaker 6: to be taking you?
Speaker 1: Taking who you.
Speaker 6: Agent Reynolds is taking me? I said, I didn't think
Speaker 6: the FB I would play such a dirty tricky to
Speaker 6: call and find out FB. I, what's the.
Speaker 3: Matter with you?
Speaker 6: He said he was there, didn't you, Sydney.
Speaker 2: Well was it? Mister? Who is?
Speaker 1: Who is Washington? FBI? Sidney? What is this.
Speaker 2: You're he's Agent Stephens.
Speaker 3: I let him use my dining room from the privilege
Speaker 3: of overhearing your conversation.
Speaker 1: Agent Stevens. That's right, Doc. We've been trying to catch
Speaker 1: up with you instead of Carlton for quite a while now.
Speaker 1: Missus Gordon was good enough to co operate by calling
Speaker 1: you forrest and inviting you over here. What are you saying?
Speaker 1: You're linking me with this this Missus Gordon, kindly tell
Speaker 1: this chick.
Speaker 2: I've already told him, Doctor.
Speaker 3: Then he told me about your racket?
Speaker 1: Racket? Are you trying to imply that the clooney friendship clever?
Speaker 1: I'll get it Dock And he got his fall away
Speaker 1: from Sun. Why you lousy tupid for Doc, Take it easy,
Speaker 1: save your voice for the bureau. We'll let you talk
Speaker 1: down there if you're just where do you think you're
Speaker 1: taking me? Where out of Washington? Doc? On the four
Speaker 1: o'clock And if I were you, if I were either
Speaker 1: of you, Yeah, if I were, I wouldn't object too
Speaker 1: Strenuously resisting a government officer is a very serious offense,
Speaker 1: and believe me, I'm a very serious type, Calvin, Doc
Speaker 1: Clooney said. Carlton and Normal Clooney were indicted, brought to trial,
Speaker 1: and convicted. The prison sentence this for Clooney and Carlton
Speaker 1: were for six years each, Normal Clooney receiving a lesser
Speaker 1: term of four years. Lucille Gordon was a forthright and
Speaker 1: attractive witness on the stand, and it's our guests, she'll
Speaker 1: have better luck next time with the serious type. In
Speaker 1: tonight's story, Paul McGrath played the part of Doctney. Bill
Speaker 1: Johnston was Sydney Carr. This radio dramatization for the FBI
Speaker 1: and Piece of War was written by Jack Anson. Fake
Speaker 1: These programs are produced and directed by Betty Mandeville. All
Speaker 1: names and characters used on the program are fictitious. Any
Speaker 1: similarity to person's living or dead is purely coincidental. This
Speaker 1: program is based upon Frederick L. Collins copyrighted book The
Speaker 1: FBI in Peace and War. This is the United States
Speaker 1: Armed Forces Radio and Television service