Speaker 1: Time now for Edmund O'Brien as.
Speaker 2: Yours truly, Johnny Dollars.
Speaker 1: Edmundon O'Brien and another of the adventures of the Man
Speaker 1: with an Action tact expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance
Speaker 1: investigator Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 3: Expense Accounts submitted by special Investigator Johnny Dollars to home
Speaker 3: office Intercontinental Marine Insurance Company is Hartford, Connecticut. The following
Speaker 3: is an accounting of my expenditures during my assignment aboard
Speaker 3: the S. S. Melee Trader, the ship with no court
Speaker 3: of course expense account. Item won eighty dollars transportation from
Speaker 3: hospital to Savannah, Georgia.
Speaker 2: M Well after pausing only the grower.
Speaker 3: Dead and deck myself out in seamen's garb, I conceded
Speaker 3: to the local hiring hall of the Seamen's Union.
Speaker 4: VACAT and the.
Speaker 5: Rest see too.
Speaker 6: Standing for the Panamania times bound for reods now or
Speaker 6: least the mam on a nine am they call it
Speaker 6: for one baker, one category at one compident, two abies.
Speaker 2: The the rent w good, yes, yes, okay, alright, we'll
Speaker 2: put it all right through right away.
Speaker 3: Well, what is it? The name is Dollars. I'm signing
Speaker 3: on the Malee Trader Ordinary Streamen Special permit.
Speaker 7: Wa uh huh, don't let me seem uh oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: here he is correct insurance deck. Huh. Well, I'm glad
Speaker 7: to cooperate.
Speaker 2: Though, thanks.
Speaker 3: Where do I find the ship? Period?
Speaker 7: The directions will all be here on your assignments slip?
Speaker 7: Uh what bef a hot cargle?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Maybe when I find out, you can read about it
Speaker 3: in the paper.
Speaker 7: Okay, so you're not talking.
Speaker 2: That's your business. Here your slip.
Speaker 7: Now, the best way to get there is.
Speaker 2: To fallows the railroad tracks past the warehouse?
Speaker 3: Did right or my new home? When I found he
Speaker 3: looked neither pretentious, comfortable, or even seaworthy. She was a
Speaker 3: rusty old liberty ship that probably had a war record
Speaker 3: but hadn't had a coat of paint in months. Her
Speaker 3: winches fore and aft were busy feeding heavy ratand covered
Speaker 3: bales into a gaping holes. Her decks were alive with longshoremen,
Speaker 3: and set against all that activity, a bulky gent wearing
Speaker 3: an officer's cat lolled on a stool near the head
Speaker 3: of the gangway, idling time with fingernails and a pen knife.
Speaker 8: Yeah, butcher business.
Speaker 2: And signing on where do I find the chief out
Speaker 2: of it?
Speaker 3: He found the time hot stuff. Let me say useless
Speaker 3: uh uh yeah.
Speaker 8: Oh gokay, dol, you're on the uh forty eight watch
Speaker 8: quarters or three as fast thiutay, then I have started shot,
Speaker 8: got up here to sign later.
Speaker 3: Right, so far that fine story method seemed to be working.
Speaker 3: But was aboard the ship as a seaman, and a
Speaker 3: few seconds later I was shaking hands with a man
Speaker 3: who shared my quarters. Now wrote it on a salary
Speaker 3: for four years is Intercontinental's marine investigator?
Speaker 2: Go, I am, it's been a long time.
Speaker 3: How much I'm fine. I'm fine. It's gonna be working
Speaker 3: a basically again. They yeah, they're all right to talking here.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, let's keep it down. I've been on this
Speaker 5: substance that left Singapore and nobody's on to me yet.
Speaker 3: But play at.
Speaker 5: Cagy on deck. How much did I tell you in
Speaker 5: jolly old Hartford.
Speaker 3: Well, they gave me just the basic situation that uh,
Speaker 3: that Intercontinental ensue with a bunch of crude rubber from
Speaker 3: British melees before the devaluation of the British pound steerling
Speaker 3: half that I understand burned and a whams.
Speaker 5: In Singapore and that to the tune of over a
Speaker 5: hundred thousand insurance bucks. I flew out there signs of arson,
Speaker 5: but no proof. I followed the other half of the
Speaker 5: crop here at the Savannah.
Speaker 3: Ay Uh. This company that owns Maylee Traders kind of
Speaker 3: an outsit of it.
Speaker 5: They art Angels, been up against British customs a few times,
Speaker 5: never nailed. They own their ships and the branch here,
Speaker 5: headed by a mister Peela, imports basic commodities like the
Speaker 5: rubber and minerals. Well, the point is that since this
Speaker 5: crude was insured before the British p dropped, they can
Speaker 5: bring in more loot destroying it and they can filling it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I guess that's a loose and I take it
Speaker 3: to policy covers until they do so, and that's it.
Speaker 5: I thought we were getting rid of it here. They
Speaker 5: packed it away in their warehouse, but then three days
Speaker 5: ago they started loading it aboard again. That's why you
Speaker 5: were sent down.
Speaker 3: What's the matter now? Don't you think the company trusts you?
Speaker 5: I guess they figure I need help and they're right.
Speaker 5: Where do you think we're bound? Jenny?
Speaker 3: Well, my papers at Corpus Christy and the scuttle.
Speaker 5: But is that corpus is just a stop that we
Speaker 5: clear there for Mexico Vera Cruz where arson investigation isn't
Speaker 5: what it could be after that operation in Singapore?
Speaker 3: What else would they do? Hold it.
Speaker 2: All up?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'll stop hip articles during the company office corner
Speaker 8: of the wirehouse short sign them.
Speaker 2: Okay right away, sir.
Speaker 5: Nice tries there was Oh and uh, if you'll take
Speaker 5: a word of fatherly.
Speaker 3: Advice, well practically anything you saying, go ahead?
Speaker 5: That Uh that girl in the office, the Malaya and
Speaker 5: the half cast, she's the boss's daughter.
Speaker 3: Oh my am I is that her appreciation or is
Speaker 3: it her name? Both?
Speaker 5: But Savior dreams the chief our friend hall Staff is
Speaker 5: as possessive as he's big.
Speaker 9: And you know something, I don't blame him.
Speaker 3: I didn't blame the horse staff either. After I saw
Speaker 3: Am I you could tell she had enough accidental know
Speaker 3: how to be proud of what the Oriental did to her.
Speaker 3: Looks ah mine, indeed, good afternoon. Hello, I'm here to
Speaker 3: find the articles.
Speaker 6: I'm a Mainley treat Oh what please?
Speaker 1: Are your names?
Speaker 3: Dollar? Johnny Dollar?
Speaker 10: Dollar?
Speaker 6: Are you a very fifty man, mister Dollar?
Speaker 3: Well, hardly. My name is usually the only one I
Speaker 3: have to my name.
Speaker 4: H yes, and it's your rug here.
Speaker 6: I wish I was saving with you.
Speaker 3: What what did you say that I wish I was
Speaker 3: saving with you.
Speaker 6: I have begged with my father, but he will not
Speaker 6: let me go with him.
Speaker 3: Mm, your father's going with us? Huh.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that I would beg some more. Ah,
Speaker 4: once again, pleasing me right here? Hm, you have a
Speaker 4: nice sons, mister dollar.
Speaker 3: Nice hand. Now why'd you say that?
Speaker 6: I see so many hands here on my desk? No,
Speaker 6: I noticed that I'm a big and lumpy, them a short.
Speaker 6: I'm a dirty and in steward's departments some are clean
Speaker 6: from dish washing. But holleringly, let me see.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm read to get back to the ship. Thanks,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 6: We hope that conditions during your voyage will meet with
Speaker 6: your approval and that you will accept employment with Main.
Speaker 3: And with those memorized words ringing in my ear, I
Speaker 3: thanked the lushes am I again and proceeded ship was
Speaker 3: to take up my duties as a very ordinary seaman.
Speaker 3: I hope that her interest in my landlover hands really
Speaker 3: stem from her unusual hobby and not from suspicion, and
Speaker 3: I wondered why mister Peeler, her father, and the local
Speaker 3: head of the suspect company, had decided to go with us.
Speaker 3: Had his doctor ordered a sea voyage for his health
Speaker 3: or did he want to enjoy in person the odor
Speaker 3: of burning rubber. The next afternoon, Chicago had all been
Speaker 3: brought aboard, the ship was made ready to see, and
Speaker 3: I had sustained, along with multiple cuts and bruises, the
Speaker 3: ire of the bosom because I didn't know the difference
Speaker 3: between a preventer and a topping list. But by the
Speaker 3: time night fell and the melee trader was plunging down
Speaker 3: the Atlantic coast, I knew one thing. The sailor's life
Speaker 3: is not from me. How'd you make out? Al Well?
Speaker 5: Nothing new. Scuttle Butter is still very cruise. But there's
Speaker 5: something screwy about it. Johnny, you develop a nose after
Speaker 5: you've snooped as many ships as I have. There's something
Speaker 5: wrong aboard?
Speaker 3: What besides my seamanship? The old man, Yeah, a lot
Speaker 3: of little things.
Speaker 5: Of course, we're on for Florida straits or readings on
Speaker 5: a dollars gages. Of course, the displacement ratio changes with
Speaker 5: different oceans and water temperature.
Speaker 3: Look, look, I'll that's that's all Greek to me, valas
Speaker 3: gauge's displacement ratio. Just what are these things that about it?
Speaker 5: He said, Well, I don't know, just vague things that
Speaker 5: look come out on the four deck with me.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, shoot, it's probably just this.
Speaker 5: Over active nose of mine. But I wanna get a
Speaker 5: look in one of these holes. Now, there's a hand
Speaker 5: standing lookout in the bow, and if you'll go up
Speaker 5: there and keep his attention, I'll slip into the escape
Speaker 5: patch of number two. All I'll need is about ten minutes.
Speaker 5: I'll meet you in the cabin.
Speaker 3: I made small talk with the lookout but ten minutes,
Speaker 3: then started back towards the cabin. Suddenly I heard a
Speaker 3: scuffle behind me, A hell that you. Then I heard
Speaker 3: someone running and I started after the disappearing figure. But
Speaker 3: I didn't get very far. I stumbled over the al
Speaker 3: rode his body by the open hatch, and there was
Speaker 3: a stab wound in the back of his neck, just
Speaker 3: at the top of the spine. It was small enough
Speaker 3: to have been left there by us ten knight. I
Speaker 3: didn't report to the chief's mate or the captain. I
Speaker 3: went over both their heads and I counted on the
Speaker 3: door of the owner, mister Peter the pillar.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, yes, one moment.
Speaker 3: What is he?
Speaker 10: What does this mean?
Speaker 2: There's been a killing down on deck?
Speaker 3: What do you say?
Speaker 2: Chiling? My watchmate, al rode it?
Speaker 10: But these relieve he captain or mister Horst, where are they?
Speaker 1: Why do you come to me?
Speaker 3: Because because I think a request from you as an order,
Speaker 3: I think sparked order radio the coast Guard.
Speaker 2: The sooner the better.
Speaker 10: But the chilling on my ship to believe this you no, no,
Speaker 10: I do not.
Speaker 3: Help you, man over lord, mister Peeler. A murder has
Speaker 3: just been turned into an accident.
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Speaker 1: of Yours proby Johnny Dollar.
Speaker 10: Mister Horsecas, mister Horsecaf, you sease come here until horsehuseynswer
Speaker 10: mit horse there has been.
Speaker 3: Tobal Yes, one of the crew all overboard.
Speaker 7: Then talk with this young man.
Speaker 2: He speaks of killing.
Speaker 3: Killy Chill Dollar. That's his gup about Kelly al Roder.
Speaker 3: He was stabbed in the back of the neck with
Speaker 3: a small knight.
Speaker 8: This man is either drunk or crazy, mister Piller. I
Speaker 8: just stepped out on deck to check the running lights
Speaker 8: before I turned in. I saw the man leaning over
Speaker 8: the rail. He was sick, approl and he went over
Speaker 8: have it go away.
Speaker 2: I guess that was a life jack right stun below that.
Speaker 3: Huh, what are you doing about the man overboard?
Speaker 8: I'll thank you to remember your place on the ship.
Speaker 2: I do, but I also remember how Roder doing what's.
Speaker 3: Prescribed by maritime law. I'm changing my court to circle
Speaker 3: and touch the area.
Speaker 8: How about the coast guy, so you not ifed in
Speaker 8: your time, I'll either go to your quarters or get
Speaker 8: forward to the rest of the crew.
Speaker 3: And look for this guy you're so worried about. Where
Speaker 3: are you going the radio rooms?
Speaker 2: Even I know the coast guard gets first. Did you
Speaker 2: listen to me?
Speaker 8: Dollar, I'll have you up before a commission board. You'll
Speaker 8: never ship again if you don't obey my order and
Speaker 8: the boilers. You better get to your lifeboat station.
Speaker 3: Mister Keeler. Every time an explosion lifted the Mela trader
Speaker 3: up off the water, lifted my stomach up with it.
Speaker 2: My heart must have.
Speaker 3: Been counting too, because I felt that high and my crop,
Speaker 3: and feeling that big sea going box of steel plates
Speaker 3: and boat shuddering up my feet, painted sweat on my forehead,
Speaker 3: and big sticky splashes of real fear on my shoes.
Speaker 2: This would be.
Speaker 3: Getting dead the hard way. But finally the quivering of
Speaker 3: a ship came to a stop, calming down my own vibrations,
Speaker 3: which have faded. Then the tub started to list, giving
Speaker 3: me a new reason for keeping my mind off of
Speaker 3: taking a cut at hallstaff with the closest fire at
Speaker 3: the crew got panic. Here's a bunch of kids in
Speaker 3: a burning school. And while I fumbled with a lifeboat,
Speaker 3: I took a last running look at number two holes
Speaker 3: there were still bloodstains on the decks where I found rots,
Speaker 3: and next to them, besides the open hatch, I found
Speaker 3: something that hall Staff hadn't realized he lost, or I
Speaker 3: hadn't had time to look for his pens pearl shell handles.
Speaker 3: With an anchor and Boston still, I'd pulled back the
Speaker 3: top further and moved a few of the sectional hatch
Speaker 3: colors and got a look into the hole. There was
Speaker 3: enough light to see the cargo it enough smoke curled
Speaker 3: out to tell me the explosion had not been in
Speaker 3: the boilers. Yeah. I had a fine case, except that
Speaker 3: it was going down under my feet and I'd end
Speaker 3: up with everything but proof.
Speaker 2: It was shortly after.
Speaker 3: Dawn when the melee trader finally settled by the bow
Speaker 3: and went into a final plunge. Everybody in the light
Speaker 3: boat turned and watched her grow. The water quieted over her,
Speaker 3: and the only traces left were the hatch colors. I'd
Speaker 3: pull them.
Speaker 2: There's a place missing as the uh they'll be uh
Speaker 2: uh yeah two ways, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey, I keep it.
Speaker 7: Oh well, but thanks?
Speaker 6: Oh why are you.
Speaker 3: Page one and three, line twenty two Ship's articles. You
Speaker 3: remember dollar?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yes, what newspaper. He said, you're missing from the shipwreck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a guy'd have to be stupid or dead to
Speaker 3: be lost on a sinking like that. Everything was too convenient,
Speaker 3: plenty of time to get the boat lawns only four
Speaker 3: miles from sure paper stages. Yeah, they reported me missing
Speaker 3: because I didn't take time to report myself among the living.
Speaker 3: You see, I couldn't wait to get back to Savannah,
Speaker 3: get back to you and the king size scheme cooked
Speaker 3: up in this office. Now. I'm not promising anything, but
Speaker 3: a we signed statement might help you. I'll write a
Speaker 3: new sign.
Speaker 6: It you talk about skins, what statement is you?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: Come on, stop it.
Speaker 3: Look use the old sex pitch. Try to tell me
Speaker 3: that it'll be worth my while. But but don't try
Speaker 3: to sell me anything.
Speaker 2: Just gone it.
Speaker 6: You think I know about something, see give me what
Speaker 6: he means.
Speaker 3: Look, if you're a bluffing, you can quit. I know
Speaker 3: that explosion on the ship was stayed. Now the next
Speaker 3: step is to try to collect the insurance on the
Speaker 3: rubber that was lord, And that's the step I'm supposed
Speaker 3: to start. Yeah, is my id?
Speaker 5: She stuns.
Speaker 9: I not understand you are a police.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in a way in a way.
Speaker 3: I'm the police, and the real ones aren't far behind me,
Speaker 3: and you do not like me. Look, I wouldn't have
Speaker 3: any reasons.
Speaker 6: Seeks cruel. I knew nothing of body.
Speaker 3: I too do not lie. Well, why'd you think your
Speaker 3: father was taking this trip? I did not question, And.
Speaker 6: You're told me he had a business in Corpus Christians.
Speaker 3: Well, un horstop lied here The newspapers don't tell you
Speaker 3: why your father took a trip. Yeah, look at this
Speaker 3: importer and fleet on a narrowly escape death and explosion
Speaker 3: about his own ship? And who'd think of scuttling with
Speaker 3: the age of owner taking the risk himself?
Speaker 2: Huh starling.
Speaker 6: Three decent cor twenty in a few minutes. Two men
Speaker 6: you loved to come. Godn't discriming enough. I am only daughter.
Speaker 6: I not question my father. If he did this thing,
Speaker 6: he did it with reason.
Speaker 3: No, what did you have me to do? Oh? Or
Speaker 3: he stopped looking at me as if I started at all?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, honestly I am. It was clear to me
Speaker 3: now that she wasn't buying to hide my embarrassment. I
Speaker 3: read through the newspaper accounts that the sinking again while
Speaker 3: she recovered.
Speaker 5: It, So.
Speaker 3: There were air photographs of the huge oils like the
Speaker 3: sinking ship had left on the surface. The only reminder
Speaker 3: now that the hatch covers had dwisted away. M The
Speaker 3: lack of wreckage was mentioned in the stories, and I
Speaker 3: remembered Al wrote a worrying about ballast and displacement. I
Speaker 3: looked up the number of a local kemmists and I
Speaker 3: made a phone call right at all, Listen, doc, this
Speaker 3: may sound like a silly question, but it could be important.
Speaker 3: This crude rubber float crude robbers?
Speaker 2: Do you mean by yeah, whatever you call it, the
Speaker 2: way it comes into the country wrapped in return? Will
Speaker 2: it float?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Spency? Gravity?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 3: I think ah, it decreases as the.
Speaker 1: Temperate your arise if you see normally, specially gravity is
Speaker 1: a little less than that the water.
Speaker 3: Yah, it would float, Yeah, it floats in the hole
Speaker 3: of a sunken chip with a hatch partly open, it
Speaker 3: would force its way out.
Speaker 2: And come to the surface. Yeah it floats, Yeah, but
Speaker 2: it didn't. Thanks am.
Speaker 3: I see how many warehouses as melee traders have here
Speaker 3: in Savanna when you get here on the water front.
Speaker 3: Huh was anything moved out of them? Last night? After
Speaker 3: the ship left.
Speaker 6: No, nothing was moved.
Speaker 3: Did I know?
Speaker 6: What does this mean?
Speaker 2: Am I?
Speaker 3: I want you to wait here in the office for
Speaker 3: your father. When he comes, I want you to tell
Speaker 3: him that I'll be waiting for him in one of
Speaker 3: the warehouses, and that I know the truth. The Melee
Speaker 3: Trader warehouses were closed to the day, but my foot
Speaker 3: and a window opened them. Both were stacked high with
Speaker 3: imported good and I picked my way through everything from
Speaker 3: leechy nuts to ivory backscratchers. And the second one, hidden
Speaker 3: behind a wall of cotton ceylon tea, I found what
Speaker 3: I was looking for. They were unlabeled wood crates. I
Speaker 3: opened one and the resilient mass inside was crude rubber,
Speaker 3: still on dry land and still insured.
Speaker 2: Alright, dollar old, it's old, white horse. That's there's nothing
Speaker 2: left the hole. Oh you made by that for me?
Speaker 3: Everything is finished, wound up. Time for the lore unless
Speaker 3: you can make another switch with that rubber before they
Speaker 3: get that rubber on the crate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, been here for over a year.
Speaker 3: I come on, let's not waste time. You and Peela
Speaker 3: and I know there wasn't any rubber in number two holes.
Speaker 3: You say that the seal after you got paid off
Speaker 3: for losing it, and I'll let the expert prove it.
Speaker 2: What excerper?
Speaker 3: Oh, they got all kinds.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: One group is gonna ail you for murder. That's very funny.
Speaker 3: H that's very funny. There's a pen knife a funny
Speaker 3: murder weapon. But I found one on the Malee trader
Speaker 3: on that deck me a number two holes.
Speaker 2: Oh you've got a pen knife.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the pearl handle and a silver ranks are on it.
Speaker 3: You know, I guess at least a hundred seamen would
Speaker 3: testify on the roAP that it's yours. I know I will.
Speaker 3: I only wish I could be fifteen people when you
Speaker 3: hit the court room, the jewelry, the prosecuting attorney, the
Speaker 3: star witness, and the sentencing judge. Or do you want
Speaker 3: to save me in the court room?
Speaker 2: How did they execute down here?
Speaker 3: Huh? Scallows, electric chair, gass chamber?
Speaker 1: What come on?
Speaker 3: Tell me?
Speaker 2: What do I have to look it up?
Speaker 3: After? I have more than I've got?
Speaker 2: They got plenty.
Speaker 3: All I have to do is match up the weapon
Speaker 3: with the wounds.
Speaker 2: Look dollar right on, scare rasy.
Speaker 3: I gotta make a confession and hold without a body.
Speaker 3: What do you mean without a body. I gotta have
Speaker 3: a body. Anyone knows that you're getting ahead of yourself
Speaker 3: out there. Did I say they didn't have a body? Huh?
Speaker 3: Do you think those coach Guard, helicopter and Blimm cruise
Speaker 3: are blind? It's gone? Do you think a guy who's
Speaker 3: been a marine investigator as long as our roader had
Speaker 3: went around without figuring how to do his job even
Speaker 3: after he was dead?
Speaker 2: What do you think he wore.
Speaker 3: Around his middle a money belt or a light belt
Speaker 3: that would keep him afloat? You're stupid, hose. Give me
Speaker 3: the knife dollar. It's not only a knife, it's exhibit
Speaker 3: A and the prosecution will want it.
Speaker 2: Give me the knife dollar. I'll kill you if I have.
Speaker 3: You don't want to shoot me horse hand? How do
Speaker 3: you know I've got the knife with me? H? How
Speaker 3: do you know I haven't left it someplace with a
Speaker 3: note to the police.
Speaker 2: That's still. I get your hands off from the side.
Speaker 2: Hold on that.
Speaker 3: All right? And I keep your hands still. I just
Speaker 3: turn around, don't move.
Speaker 2: It wasn't time for Queensberry rules, which toast me? I
Speaker 2: used my feet.
Speaker 3: The first one landed on his shin, and I stayed
Speaker 3: this to me. I throw forward on my hands and.
Speaker 2: Kicked out with.
Speaker 3: Two people into the solar plextist would have got an
Speaker 3: order on right hand, and after I gave him a
Speaker 3: couple more, the big chief mate turned into just that
Speaker 3: an ordinary man.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: I turned whole staff over to the police, along with
Speaker 3: the murder weapon and the results of my blood. They
Speaker 3: took it from there to a confession. Mister Peelo was
Speaker 3: clear of responsibility for our roader's murder. Is now being
Speaker 3: held on conspiracy to the fraud. I hope since the
Speaker 3: policy on the remaining cargo of rubber can now be canceled,
Speaker 3: Intercontinental is minimizing the monetary loss in Singapore for you.
Speaker 3: The loss is a little more than one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars and an operas. I have lost a friend expense
Speaker 3: account item two sixty three dollars getting my foot on
Speaker 3: a bar and my chin off my chest while waiting
Speaker 3: for a train to take me out of Savannah Item
Speaker 3: three eighty dollars transportation Savannah at to hot had him
Speaker 3: four ten dollars. Public stenographer who took the dictation on
Speaker 3: this expense account, I had him five entertainments. Same public
Speaker 3: stenographers who spent the evening proving that socially she didn't
Speaker 3: take dictations, also that she was no good at making
Speaker 3: me forget what I want so badly to forget the
Speaker 3: take of Al Roder expense accounts, total skipp it. This
Speaker 3: one has done me. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollars.
Speaker 1: Yours Truly Johnny Dollars stars Edmund O'Brien in the title
Speaker 1: Roles and is written by Paul Dudley and Gil Dawes,
Speaker 1: with music by Late Stephens. Edmund O'Brien can currently be
Speaker 1: seen Starry and Harry M. Hopkins unit his artist production
Speaker 1: DA In our cast were Lillian Bias, Martin Yarborough, William Conrad,
Speaker 1: Elliott Reid, and Robert Griffin. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is
Speaker 1: produced and directed by him del Baia.
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Speaker 1: Next week when Edmund O'Brien returns in another adventure.
Speaker 2: Of Truly Johnny Darla. The Case of the.
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Speaker 1: is to be dramatized on gang Busters this Saturday night.
Speaker 1: The story will have narration by the Chief of Police,
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