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all right, well, from April fifth, nineteen fifty nine, here

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is the Frisco fire.

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Speaker 2: Matter time? No hoor Tonny Dollar. Yeah, what who's that?

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Speaker 3: Smoky?

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Speaker 2: Smoky? Smoky some of them? Yeah? Holy do you always

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call people at five thirty in the morning. Oh, Hi,

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you Smoky? How are things down to New York?

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Speaker 4: I'm living out here in Frisco now, Oh you know

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about the big fire out here?

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Speaker 2: Now, Smoky, don't tell me you've enough to your old tricks.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 4: I wouldn't do nothing like that. Johnny after the good

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way you've been treating me.

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Speaker 2: Well, I hope not. What about this fire big warehouse

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They're in San Francisco.

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Speaker 4: Barnwell Warehouse. It's still burning, Johnny Arson. Yeah, I know

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who did it.

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Speaker 2: There must be insurance in a big warehouse.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: So as soon as I can check it out, I'll

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look where.

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Speaker 3: I find you. Where you stay, Johnny?

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Speaker 2: Uh, let's see at the Huntingdon Hotel of a.

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Speaker 3: Knob Hill me in a nice place like that.

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Speaker 2: Unless and I would to call you.

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Speaker 3: It's okay, Johnny, I'll call you and you're sure.

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Speaker 2: It's Arson. I'm sure, and I'll see you. Bob Bailey.

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In the Exciting Adventures of the Man with the action

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packed Expenser Car, America is fabulous freelance insurance investigator. That's

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truly Johnny Dollar. A handcuffed thief makes a desperate bid

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to escape a frantic dope addict crashes through a fiberboard

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wall at the police station house. It's part of the

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daily routine New York sixteenth Police Precinct Hell's Kitchen. In

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the new issue of Look magazine, you'll follow tough, dedicated

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cops as they track down the man who pulled the trigger,

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run down a burglar, subdue a drug addict, and you'll

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learn in Look the kind of guy it takes to

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make a detective, what he thinks about his job, what

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he thinks about the kinds of people he has to

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deal with. It's all here in Looks exciting picture story

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Detectives at work. An uphill fight in a tough city

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where the crime rate has risen almost ten percent in

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the last year, or forty percent of the nation's drug addicts,

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fight steal or beg for a fix. Where an entire

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neighborhood suddenly becomes silent when the police department tries to

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track the man behind the gun. You'll see it all

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in Look magazine's dramatic picture story Detectives at work. It's

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in the latest issue of Look, and it's on your

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newsstands now. Get your copy of Look Today. Expense account

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submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar that the Greater Southwest

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Insurance Company San Francisco office following is an account of

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expenses incurred during my investigation of the Frisco fire matter.

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First of all, I had to make sure my expenses

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to the West Coast wouldn't have to come out of

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my own pocket, so expense account. I had a one

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ten cents for a call that got Pat McCrackan, a

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Universal Adjustment Bureau, out of his bed. I asked him

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to dig up some facts and figures for me in

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a hurry. Within twenty minutes he called me back, Johnny Dollar.

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Speaker 4: Well, Johnny, I've been on the phone to San Francisco

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ever since you called me.

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Speaker 2: You were right about the big fire.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, how did you find out about it?

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Speaker 2: I never mind that, Pat, just keep talking. H Well, it's.

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Speaker 3: Aware use It's own and operated by mister Peter H.

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Speaker 4: Barnwell, and he has an office at fourteen to twenty.

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Speaker 2: Seven Comack Street, fourteen twenty seven. Come back, got it?

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And the insurance three hundred and forty thousand wow, carried

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by Greater Southwest Insurance Company. Pat if I hurry, I

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can just make plane connections. No, wait a minute, thanks,

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thanks a lot. I had them two two h one

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eighty eight playing fair Hertford to New York to San Francisco.

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I believe me. Those jet flights on American get you

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there in a hurry. I left New York at eight

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am and pulled into San Francisco before noon Pacific time.

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Of course, I had him three a time for newspaper

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at the airport. Apparently the fire had burned itself out.

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I had him four six seventy five taxi to Peter H.

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Barnwell's office on Comack Street. The reception room was jammed. No, no,

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there's no point in sending anybody over here because he

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won't see them. Now listen, chick, I'll get your tickets

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for any show in time.

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Speaker 5: On.

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Speaker 2: No, I tell you he won't see any of you,

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not even me.

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Speaker 6: No, Now, why don't you reporters just go back to

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your papers and wait until mister Barnwell was ready to

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talk to you.

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Speaker 2: My card, miss, it's no use, miss. Will you read it? Please?

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But he doesn't want to see any reporters, right, oh.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, just a minute, mister dollar, how do you write that?

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Speaker 2: Buddy? What paper are you from the Bingville Bugle? Huh yeah,

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that's out near bum spung oklahol and our luck wise guy. Look,

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mister dollar, mister dollar dollar, will you come in please,

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mister dollar, sure, wait a minute to Johnny Dollar.

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Speaker 3: In sure right in here, sir.

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Speaker 2: Thanks, Hey, wait a minute, sit down, mister Dollar. Make

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your shelveing home. I must say, you want it all

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upset about the loss of your warehouse, should I be

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sit down? Sure, mister Dollar, that building been a losing

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promposition for years because of its bad location, because of

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zoning restrictions, and the cost to tearing it down. I

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have done nothing but lose money on it all. But

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I've been very careful to keep up the insurance. So

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now that it's gone up in flames, I shall let

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long last collect on it. Three hundred and forty thousand dollars,

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that's right, And with whatever I can get from some

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of the misguided investor of the land itself, I'll be

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sitting pretty I see now. Don't get any funny ideas,

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mister investigator. The police have found nothing whatsoever to suggests arson,

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No will they. You sound pretty sure of that. I'm

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sure of it, even if it were a job that

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you didn't have done. I'm sure of it. You know something,

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mister Barnwell, I'm not so if you can be of

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any help in putting through my can you hear what

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I said? I heard? Mister Dollar doesn't worry me a bit, Hey, fellas,

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Mike car filter maybe worth a thousand bucks how's that

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hurt over the radio that the people who make PRAM

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filters have a big treasure hunt on. So I checked

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my oil and air filter, and I'll be dog gone

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if there wasn't a specially marked PRAM air filter that

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might pay me a thousand dollars. Oh kidding. My service

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station man said, whatever I win, he'll win the same amount.

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Told me a regular filter check is important to today's cars,

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So important that PRAM Corporation is paying sixty thousand dollars

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to get car owners to check their filters now cash money, sure,

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this is Framsilver anniversary. Last year, ten thousand secretly numbered

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PRAM filters were distributed all over the United States and

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installed in cars during regular servicing. Every one of them

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is worth cash, some as much as one thousand dollars.

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Why one of you guys may have one in your car?

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Not even low? Say what are we waiting for?

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Speaker 3: Let's get those builders.

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Speaker 2: Try hurry, folks, get in on the big brand treasure hunt.

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You could win up to one thousand dollars in cash.

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Check your car filters now, no act too of yours, truly,

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Johnny Dollar and the Friscal fire Matter expense account at

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him five two bucks for a taxi. In my opinion,

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Peter H. Barnwell had the warehouse fire set. But opinions

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don't count in my business. You've got to have proof,

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and I hadn't yet got together with my informant, Smoky Sullivan.

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Smoky wants a clever arsenist himself, later a counterfeiter, bootlegger,

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just about everything in the book. But from the time

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he helped me with a case a couple of years ago,

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he'd stayed on the straight and narrow, and of course

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I've always paid him well for his help. Before going

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onto my hotel, I stopped in to see Bill Mullen

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of the arsen Squad. Yeah, the papers say you're in town, Johnny,

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glad to see you. Yeah, how are you, Bill? But

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there's no reason for you to be here about that fire. Well,

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that's so we've already found out how it started. Ah Bell,

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some old derelict name of Stumpy Morane used to sleep

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there every night, had an old iron bed and a

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little sort of shack on one side of that warehouse. Yeah.

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So last night, like a lot of the darn fools

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all over the country, every night he went to bed

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loaded and lit a cigarette result. No more mattress, no

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more shack, no more warehouse. Why are you holding him? Also,

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no more stumpy morane. He died in the fire. Yep.

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And you're sure that's how it started, Johnny. When you've

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combed through evidence on as many cases like that as

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I have, there's no mistaking it. But now, Belle, that's

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all away, from the source of the blaze, to the

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empty bottle, the carbonized paper from the cigarette, the foil

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from the cigarette package, the hair from the mattress, one

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thousand and one little things that the ordinary person wouldn't

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even think to look for. So listen, Yeah, be a

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nice guy and call off the papers, will you? Why?

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Because they saw you over in Barnwell's office. They've decided

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it was Arsonal. They're calling us a bunch of bums.

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The only reason they do it is to make headlines.

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So call them up and tell them to layoff. Will

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you set them straight? Not until I'm sure they aren't

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right Bill? Huh? Wait a minute, what's that mean? I'll

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see you later. I had him six another taxi to

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the hotel, hunting it up on knob Hill. I went

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straight to my room and sat down to wait for

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smoking saw him to call. I didn't have to wait long. Smoky. Yeah,

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well I hear they've found out how that fire started.

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Speaker 3: Stumpy.

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Speaker 2: That's right, Stumpy Moran.

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Speaker 4: He was a friend of mine. Not much brains, Johnny,

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but a nice old guy.

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Speaker 2: But Johnny, Yeah, he didn't do it, but they found

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all the evidence. He'd been drinking and smoking in bed.

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He never touched the drop, Johnny. You sure he didn't

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smoke neither? I know he was my pal. Or are

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you smoking?

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Speaker 3: You know where the Hungry Angel is? Uh?

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Speaker 2: The cocktail borrower on that that's right.

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Speaker 3: Take the alley in back. I'm in the phone booth

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at the end of it. I'll be waiting for.

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Speaker 2: You, Okay, and all listen. Yeah, do you know who

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did set that fire? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: The only guy in the whole country who could leave

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no trace.

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Speaker 2: Wait a minute, and they.

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Speaker 4: Won't even question him because he's been living straight for

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so long.

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Speaker 2: Touchy Thompson.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, lives in.

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Speaker 4: A nice house on Aldea Drive five twenty seven, but

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he ain't there.

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Speaker 3: Do you know a note Donnie's door says gone fishing.

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Speaker 2: You're absolutely sure it was he.

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Speaker 3: I'm the only.

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Speaker 4: One knew where to look for his signer on that

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fire and I found it there. I'll show it to

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you proof, Yes, sir, Johnny, I can prove that warehouse.

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Speaker 7: Oh no, Smokey, smoky, sociable, up to date, debonair a

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new word game. Now I'm just mentioning the qualities that

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people admire and other people.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I see if you're sociable, up to date? And

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what was another word? Debonair? Yes, debonair.

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Speaker 7: But listen to it this way.

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Speaker 6: Be sociable, looks smart, up to date with pept drink

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light refreshing pep.

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Speaker 2: Stay fair Deen, there be sociable, have PEPSI notice how

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many of your friends are serving pepsicola these days. It's

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the up to date refreshment. Be sociable, and Haley behind

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the hungry Angel, I found a couple of policemen carefully

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going over every inch of the phone both where Smokey'd

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called me. Yeah, yeah, that's right. Conray heard the shots

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and came running back here. You get the angle of

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that bullet, Old Conroy. Listen, listen, what about Smoky City Hospital?

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But he isn't gonna live dollar, not a chance, and

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you have no idea who shut him? No, But you're

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a smart dick, Why didn't you find out for it? All? Right? Now,

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look now, let me tell you something else to Dollar.

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If that warehouse fire had been a torch job, which

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it wasn't, like you're blabbing it out to all our papers.

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Your dear pal, Smoky Sullivan is the only one who

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could have done it, so is being knocked off his

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good riddance? Why Smoky, because we got every other firebug

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in this time nailed down. That's why a bet, mister Dolla.

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Speaker 8: I honestly don't understand it, considering the way one of

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those bullets nicked his heart. But it looks as though

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that man Sullivan will live. The point is, doctor, can

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I talk to him? Well, you can try, of course.

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Oh this way, mister Dollar. But he was not able

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to give anything to the police who just left. And listen, doctor,

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do everything you can. From where do you out of

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the bill?

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Speaker 2: Oh? Very well, right in here? Okay, you mind if

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I talk to him alone, if you like, and if

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you can minks.

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Speaker 9: Smoky, Smoky, Hi, Jenny.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, the doc says you're gonna be okay. Yeah, can't

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get rid of me?

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Speaker 9: Had a boy, Smoky, I didn't talk to the cops

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just looked at.

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Speaker 2: Him like I was dead of you. They smoky. Did

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you see who put the slugs into you?

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Speaker 9: No, Johnny, but it must have been Touchy, Touchy Thompson,

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same as he set that fire.

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Speaker 2: All right, No, listen, you're in no shape to go

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over there and show me. But if the arsen squad

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found no trace, and believe me, they know everything to

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look for.

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Speaker 9: Chemic goods, what Touchy had? Chemicals? Special chemicals never left

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the trace.

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Speaker 2: Everything leaves a trace of some kind.

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Speaker 9: Nah, he had to use a gas mask. That's what

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must have knocked out Stumpy morane in Touchy could plant

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the liquors, cigarettes.

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Speaker 2: And I guess the only thing I can do is

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try to find Touchy Thompson. Johnny.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, if you do, Johnny, be careful, Yeah yeah.

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Speaker 2: Act four off yours truly, Johnny Dollar In a moment,

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Rambler's station wagons lead all but two other makes, and

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sales repeat. Rambler station wagons now lead all but two

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other makes. Car registration figures prove it. Never before has

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any station wagon scored such a sweeping success in so

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short a time. Why the nationwide swing to Rambler. Will

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listen to this if you want America's lowest price station wagon,

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Rambler has it. If you want big six passenger room

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plus America's easiest parking, Rambler has that. Most miles per

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gallon Rambler has that too. Trade in value, Rambler has

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the highest of any low priced car. Yes, Rambler is

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America's top economy station wagon. But Rambler is also the

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compact quality car, the only car to offer personalized comfort

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including front seats to glide back and forward, separately adjustable headrest,

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reclining seatbacks, finest air conditioning at lowest cost, deep dip rustproofing. Yes,

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all America is discovering that Rambler station wagons are different,

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and Americans love that difference. So will you drive a

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Rambler station Wagon now six or V eight at Rambler

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Dealers and now act four of yours? Truly? Johnny dollars

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expense account at him seven five twenty more taxi fares.

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There was nobody home at Touchy Thompson's place, only the

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note in the door smoke he'd told me about gone

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fishing fishing. Huh. He was probably hiding somewhere around the

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town waiting for the atmosphere to clear. But how to

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bring him out in the open then I suddenly remembered

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an old friend of mine, Mary Webster, head man at

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station KCBS. I'd have made a dollar even for a

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kid after the Sheraton Palace and the KCBS studios. Johnny,

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it is a pleasant surprise, although I had heard your

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in town. How are you, Maury? Up to my neck.

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We're in the midst of a big celebration, you know,

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our fiftieth anniversary. Oh yes, sir, we were the first

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broadcasting station in the country, and we're kind of proud

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of me. Well, I should think you would be. Let

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me add my congratulations. Thank you, Johnny. What brings you here? Maury?

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When is your next news broadcast? Let me see and

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mostly we'll hit the air in just about seven minutes.

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That'll just give me time to knock out a news

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item for him to read on the air. Oh what kind?

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I tell you a while I'm scribbling it If you

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don't mind, Well, yeah, John go ahead, Maury, I have

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a sneaking suspicion it'll flush out an arsonist. Oh yeah,

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and killer as briefly as possible. I told Mariy Webster

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my plan. The wirelet handed in the news item I'd

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cooked up He penciled in a couple of minor changes,

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then gave it to his top man in the news bureau,

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Don Mostly. A few minutes later. There in his office,

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we listened to it being broadcast over the powerful facilities

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of KCBS.

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Speaker 11: The international situation on the local scene. Whether it took

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insurance investigator Johnny Doller to clear up the matter of

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the Barnwell warehouse fire.

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Speaker 2: Here it comes.

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Speaker 11: Solar has proof inclusively that it was sent by an

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old hand at that business named Smokey Sullivan, his reason

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to kill another man by the name of Moran, whose.

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Speaker 2: Body was later found buried in the embers.

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Speaker 11: Incidentally, Sullivan himself has just died as a result of

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bullet wounds, no doubt inflicted by some friend of Moran's

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who sought to avenge his murder. Well as for the

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hold up that occurred earlier this morning on the Embarcadero.

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Speaker 2: I hope it does the trick, Johnny. What are you

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going to do now, Maury? There's going to be a

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stake out at the home of one John I. Thompson,

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formerly known as Touchy Thompson, out on al Dia Drive. Oh,

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then you're turning this whole thing over to the police.

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Steakeout'll be me. What if Thompson did set that fire

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and killed Morales? I still have to prove it. But

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don't you think it's a little dangerous Johnny? It could

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be well in just a minute. Thanks Marie, Thanks a lot.

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So I went out to Aldea Drive again and I

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parked myself rather uncomfortably behind a hedge across the street

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from Thompson's place. Funny it must have been around ten pm.

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An expensive car pulled up and a man loaded with

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fishing gear went into the house. I waited a couple

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of minutes, and then I went over, knocked on the door,

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walked in, introduced myself and laid a few cards right

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on the table. Yeah, crazy, Della, I didn't even know

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about that fire until you told me.

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Speaker 3: Just now?

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Speaker 2: Why lie about it? Touching? Look, I'm in fishing.

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Speaker 5: Yeah for what?

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Speaker 2: Alibi? Give me that the trout? Look? Look look here

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for the ah trout.

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Speaker 3: Have you see a nice mess? Him?

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Speaker 2: Pick him up? It anymore? Not me? All right? Who

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was with you? I was alone. I was over there

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camp beside the lake all the time. I'm my sleeping

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bag still out in the car. What lake Mono Lake.

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It's a little over two hundred miles easter here. Yeah,

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I know it. Wow, well that's why I caught him.

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I know it well enough to know that because of

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the high mineral content of that water, no trout could

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ever survive in it. What huh? Hello, Wait a minute,

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it's no good, Touchy. And with the proof I have

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that only you could have set that fire with some

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of your fancy chemicals. What do you know about that?

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You got you got the proof? Look, haf she has Touchy. Well,

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I'm glad to see you two know each other very smart.

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Weren't you Touchy? What do you mean? I mean the

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way you fell for that phony news broadcast and came

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back here and Dollar, thanks for setting the stage for me. Yeah,

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what does that mean? You came here because you suspected Touchy.

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You had a big argument, you both pulled your guns

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and killed each other. No, no, what's the only conclusion

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the police can pass reached when they find your buddies lying?

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Look now, don't make a single move. Dollar, Neither of

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you will do anything because five seconds from now you'll

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both be dead. Sway, You're wrong? What all that trigger?

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Barn William's the last thing you'll ever do, Bill Flim

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Just when the boys take care of you, Irison, I

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need for violence, officer. Yes, my barn will there is well, Johnny, Now,

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just one under the sun ever led you to come

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out here? Bill? Your old friend Smoky Sullivan call me

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to the hospital. He was a little worried about you.

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You mind mine? You gotta be kidding. Yeah. They were

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both in it up to their ears, each and trying

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to defend himself. Just put the other in that much

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deeper and by the time the courts get through with them,

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they'll be sorry they ever lived. Expense account total including

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the trip back to Hartford and a good hefty gratuity

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for Smoky Sullivan plus all his hospital bills nine twenty

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three ninety one. Yours truly, Johnny Deller. Our star will

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return in just a moment. Yeah, I'm a mean widow kid,

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And are you pleased with yourself?

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Speaker 7: Sure?

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Speaker 12: Because I'm a germ a bathroom germs. Bathrooms is where

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the meanest germs get to wear ha ha. Do I

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have fun causing odor and spreading the team?

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Speaker 2: Are you better watch out? Sona? Your landlady may find

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out about Lysol brand disinfectant why sauce? Oh, Lysol?

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Speaker 3: That's what I said?

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Speaker 2: Why saw? Well? Anyway, a lot of women are finding

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that a dash of lysol in their cleaning sauce every

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week wipes out nasty bath room disease germs like you

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disinfect from one cleaning to the next. As no other

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product can wipes out many deadly viruses too. Lisol makes

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every cleaner work better. It's the easy modern way to

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get bathrooms really clean and free of odors.

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Speaker 3: Why sall can do that?

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Speaker 2: And what's more? Now, besides regularly saw, there's a new

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sweet smelling, pine scented lysol and they're both out to

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get you. Hey, were you ever a mean widow kid?

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One more remark like that? And I'll open this bottle

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of lysol. Now here's our star. I tell you about

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next week's story. Next week, A quiet little ranch in Oklahoma,

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quiet that is until the shooting starts. Join us, won't

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you yours? Truly? Shiny dollar yours truly? Johnny starring Bob Bailey,

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originates in Hollywood and has written, produced, and directed by

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Jack Johnstog. Heard in our cast were Virginia, Greg vic Parn,

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Larry Dobkin, Alan Red Gil Stratton Junior, Paul Duba, Bartlett Robinson,

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Don Moseley, and Tony Barrett. Be sure to join us

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next week, same time and station for another exciting story

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of yours, truly, Johnny Dollary. This is Dan Coberly speaking.

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This is the CBS Radio Network, Welcome back.

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Speaker 1: I had to chuckle when Johnny mentioned that the paper

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he was from was in Bums Bom, Oklahoma, a reference

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to the hometown of Durango, Laramie. Another one of those

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deep cuts that we talked about last week. I do

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question a bit the newspapers covering his involvement in the case.

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It does add to the nationwide celebrity of Johnny through

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the radio, but it also raises concerns, increases some of

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the suspension of disbelief you have to have when he

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tries to be more anonymous about things. And of course

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we got a little bit of a shout out to

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radio station KCBS, which began broadcasting in nineteen oh nine, although,

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as John Abbott notes in his great book The Who

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Is Johnny Dollar Matter, that there is some dispute over

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who exactly started the first radio station in the United States.

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But this sort of service to the radio stations is

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one of those hallmarks of the Johnstone era and certainly

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was a way I think to keep radio drama still

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relevant and rooted to the audience. Television by now had

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vastly surpassed radio in terms of the ten of the

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American people, but this is kind of a way to

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really tie it back into the local stations and into

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the real world in a way that you just weren't

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going to have on television. Now it's time to thank

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our Patreon supporter of the day, and I want to

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go ahead and thank Monica, Patreon supporter since March twenty nineteen,

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your support, Monica, and that will do it for today.

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If you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us using your

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next Friday with another episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar.

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But join us back here tomorrow as we give way

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to the great adventurers of old time radio and Counterspy.

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Speaker 5: Where comn missus Peters counters five Plane one bound to Mexico.

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Speaker 2: Victoria is about forty.

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Speaker 3: Miles north of the uranium discovery.

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Speaker 2: You don't want to stay in Victoria. There's another town

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forty miles to the south of the uranium field of

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better you would, even though, how I can get rooms

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there in a rank house.

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Speaker 5: That would be fun for a while. We want to

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keep under cover.

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Speaker 3: That's all.

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Speaker 2: Our number of theaters.

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Speaker 3: I'm amplying to Mexico at your request.

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Speaker 5: I brought along this map of Mexico, Matadi. I'd like

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to show you.

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Speaker 2: The publicity that's gotten.

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Speaker 5: One of the papers about a uranium deposit in Mexico

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has certainly scounted something. What did the reports of the

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Mexican polifs say about it?

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Speaker 2: There?

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Speaker 5: The port said that persons of questionable character were flocking

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to Victoria.

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Speaker 2: Victoria.

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Speaker 3: Let's right here on the map.

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Speaker 5: Huh Unless I'm is my guest, barn agents are swarming

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there like flies.

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Speaker 2: To my lass.

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Speaker 5: What are you talking about.

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Speaker 2: This for me? Yes? You, oh I am.

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Speaker 3: I was thinking of a funny story.

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Speaker 2: You've got something up here sleeve.

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Speaker 3: Somehow, Peters.

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Speaker 2: I have a hunch the hunts they are going to

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become very interesting development in those mountains within the next

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few days.

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Speaker 1: Hope you'll be with us then in the meantime, send

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This is your host, Adam Graham signing off.