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Speaker 1: Alone. Yes, this is the Falcon speaking, Oh Masha, and

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I'm glad you called. Now you'll have to call me

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out tonight. Angel, I'm gonna be entertained by some comic

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and when this boy makes with the gags, he really slaves.

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This is then urly he friends in finding you on

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behalf of the Craft Foods Company to listen to the

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Adventures of the Falcon starring Lestamon. You met the Falcon

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first in his best selling novels, then you saw him

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in his thrilling motion picture series. Now join him on

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the air when the falconsuls the case of the Practical Choker.

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Before we join the Falcon for his latest adventure, I'd

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like to tell you about nine of the handiest little

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menu helpers you ever had in your kitchen. They're the

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for making snacks and sandwiches, salad toppings, and appetizers. All

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of the Craft cheese spreads, the mild tasting ones and

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the sharp tasting ones too, are delicious, and they're all

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the very finest quality because they're made by Craft. So

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tomorrow get several of the nine famous cheese spreads made

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by Craft.

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Speaker 2: Now the case of the Practical Choker.

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Speaker 1: It is Sunday afternoon in New York, and in a

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parked car outside the Club ninety one, a bad actor

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named Chuck Morgan and a plond named Linda Stewart are

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rehearsing a new comedy routine. And although mister Morgan's ideas

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of humor may be overdeveloped, still he obviously believes this

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act should kill his customer. Now I understand which is

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supposed to do.

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Speaker 3: Linda too, sure, mister Morgan, what's.

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Speaker 1: The matter with you? Anyway? Your agent told me you

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were a hep name.

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Speaker 3: Look, mister Morgan, I don't need a job that badly,

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all right.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, baby, I didn't mean that. You see, I

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want to play a joke on this guy, and I

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want to make sure that it goes off with schedule.

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Speaker 3: Well, the more I hear this joke, the less I

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like it.

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Speaker 1: I told you there's nothing to worry about. This fellow's

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a good friend of.

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Speaker 3: Mine, And why do something as silly as this.

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Speaker 1: Just to settle a bet. He thinks he's a great

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little guy with the ladies, and I bet him fifty bucks.

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Speaker 4: He was wrong, But you promised me one hundred dollars

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for this job. How can you come out ahead?

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Speaker 1: You don't understand, Linda. It's not the money, it's the

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principle of this thing. I just want to make a

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sucker out of Davis David. Yeah, his name is Red Davis.

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He's a thin little guy with red hair and pop eyes.

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You won't have any trouble spoting, and he owns the

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joint and he'll be in the corner booth.

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Speaker 3: But suppose your friend doesn't show any interest in me.

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Speaker 1: You haven't taken a good look at yourself in the

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mirror lately, have you?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: No, I'm not at all worried.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: When Red sees you, he'll start baying at the moon.

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Speaker 3: But at the beginning, you want me to act him

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felt it?

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Speaker 1: That's right, that's he won't become suspicious. Then thaw out

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and let him buy you a couple of drinks. And

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after that, well he'll probably wanna take you out for

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the evening. So uh, you tell him that first you

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have to make a stop at your apartment.

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Speaker 3: I don't think I like that, mister Morgan.

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Speaker 1: What's them up to? Life? This is on the up

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and up. When you get to your place, I'll be

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waiting for.

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Speaker 4: You, and that's where you're gonna tell mister Davis it's

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just a joke, that's right.

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Speaker 1: I can hardly wait to see Red when he learns

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it's a gag. I bet he'll practically die laughing. Hey, hey,

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where do you live anyway?

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Speaker 3: Landa, It's just the next floor, mister Davis.

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Speaker 1: I cut it out. I promise you were gonna call

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me Red.

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry.

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Speaker 1: Red.

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Speaker 3: Do you know a man name?

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Speaker 1: Man named Hoe?

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Speaker 3: Forget it?

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Speaker 1: You know, I don't gets you'll thend that. When I

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first saw you in the club, I immediately said to myself,

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now there's a dame with class. I was surprised when

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you gave me a tumble.

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Speaker 3: I don't often do things like that.

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Speaker 1: It was a nymphose. Eh yeah, I understand. I get

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them all the time. Where do we go? Now?

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Speaker 4: It's this apartment here ahead, let me help you so

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I can manage.

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Speaker 3: Come in.

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Speaker 1: Thanks. Ay, a nice layout you got here, Lindy. I

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think I'm gonna like this. I wouldn't bet on that,

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Red Morgan.

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Speaker 3: Then you do know each other?

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Speaker 4: Are you?

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Speaker 1: Dirty? Little double cross?

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Speaker 5: He told me was a joke.

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Speaker 1: The joke's over now, honey, you competed. If you're a

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smart girl, you'll keep your trap clothes. Now go on,

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listen more. I got up. I don't want any conversation

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from you, Redd, I just want my dough.

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Speaker 2: What don't play dumb?

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Speaker 1: The sixty grand you own me on the Robinson point?

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Speaker 2: Oh that?

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Speaker 1: Well do you think I was talking about?

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Speaker 2: Well?

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Speaker 1: You see, I'm kind of loud, shuck. I've been running

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a tough luck. Now on, it's gonna get worse. You know,

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all the boys are laughing at me for letting you

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hang me up. A man in my position can't afford that.

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It might give other people ideas. Look, Morgan, suppose I

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pay you a little at a time. How do you

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call a little? Well, give you ten grand now in

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the balance to take your hands up. I was just

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reaching for my wallet. You got that dough on you? Yeah, okay,

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let's have it for sure. I was gonna give it

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to you all the time, all right, Morgan, But I'm

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up put the way they're gonna do this act your age. Well,

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mister Morgan, who's the joke?

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Speaker 2: Gun?

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Speaker 6: Now?

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Speaker 1: I guess it's me and you're not chicking. That's okay, Red,

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I'll see you again, and I lay yards. Next time,

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you won't be this lucky. I get the lions because

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you'll enjoy it. After Chuck Morgan goes to all that trouble,

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Red pulls the gun and leaves Chuck with his tongue

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hanging out.

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Speaker 7: Well, that's very amusing, Hudson. What happened after that?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Morgan started looking for him again?

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Speaker 7: And what do you think will happen if he finds

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him this time?

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Speaker 2: The same thing?

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Speaker 7: You don't believe Morgan would kill him?

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Speaker 1: No, Morgan's old sort, you think so? I know so

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I would last as long as a private dick if

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I wasn't a good judge of character.

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Speaker 2: Right now, take it from me.

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Speaker 1: Nothing's gonna happen to Red. Well, that's too bad, Hudson.

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Speaker 7: It would be worth a lot of money to me

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if something did.

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Speaker 1: Eh, how much is a lot of money? What's the difference?

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Speaker 7: You're not interested? Try me twenty five hundred dollars.

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Speaker 1: You're right at that price, I'm not interested.

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Speaker 7: What isn't worth more? Everybody knows that Morgan has threatened Davis,

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so you run absolutely no risk.

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Speaker 1: What have you got against Red anyway?

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Speaker 7: Well, that's none of your business. Either you want the

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job or you don't.

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Speaker 1: Well, as long as you put it in that basis,

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mister Lyons, let me think.

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Speaker 6: It though, love, Let you want good evening?

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Speaker 1: Oh, Victim, this is Radney. I met up both at

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the corner of Madison and forty six. Anybody been around

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and joint asking for me? Why'd you tell him that

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I had not heard from you all day? Good Norman, Dame,

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My wife's stupid.

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Speaker 6: Oh no, no, no, missus Davis.

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Speaker 1: Well when she gets that, cut that out?

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Speaker 6: What's the trouble?

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Speaker 1: Some characters in a hurry to use the phone? Hold

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of this second? Did I take care of this past? I?

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Speaker 6: Listen you?

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Speaker 1: How would you like a good.

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Speaker 2: What are you wearing?

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Speaker 1: What to cut the door? Listen Morgan, just keep your

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hands right? But the what are you doing here?

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Speaker 2: Chuck?

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Speaker 1: Red Davis was knocked off a couple of hours ago.

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That still doesn't answer my question. I don't see why

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not one the cops think I did it too. You

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can prove I didn't. Now does it add up not

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to my liking? You better get somebody else that isn't wearing.

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Maybe I haven't handled this right, But I didn't kill Red?

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And why don't you tell that to the police. You

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don't think for a minute they believe me? Was I

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told you? I don't either. Look, Mike, I know you

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don't like me, but give me credit for a little intelligence.

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If I was gonna knock off Davis, would I shoot

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my mouth off all o the time? So I tell

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you I didn't kill him?

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Speaker 3: Then?

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Speaker 1: Oh Dad, I've got no idea. Okay, Morgan, I'll see

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what I can do for you. First, I want you

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to surrender to the cops. Oh all right, I think

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that's no deal. I'll wait a minute, Mike. I'll make

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you a proposition. I'm not interested, but Pete's say, give

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me a chance, would you. I'm convinced that, with any luck,

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you can clean this up in a couple of hours.

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If you haven't by then I'll give myself up. What

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do you do in the meantime, I'll stay right here.

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Wants to prevent me from walking out and calling the police? Nothing?

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Oh you just trust me. I don't have any other choice.

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What do you say, Mike? This is against my better judgment, Morgan,

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but you got yourself a boy.

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Speaker 2: This is it Hurley here again?

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Speaker 1: Friends, this time of year, especially everybody longs for something

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just a little bit different to pep up tired winter menus,

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So this idea for a tempting salad may be just

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what you want.

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Speaker 2: It's an easy salad to make.

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Speaker 1: You just take a good sized green pepper, scoop out

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the center and stuff the pepper with Crafts delicious olive

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pimento cheese spread. Then chill, slice into pin wheels and

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serve each slice on a crispy lettuce leaf.

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Speaker 2: M Ah, what wonderfully.

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Speaker 1: Kraft Olive Pimento is an extra delicious cheese spread filled

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with juicy bits of red pimentos and fine green olives.

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Speaker 2: And like all nine of.

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Speaker 1: The good eating Kraft cheese spreads, it's a wholesome dairy

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food made from only the finest, purest ingredients and smooth.

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It's smooth as satin spreads perfectly for sandwiches and snacks.

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Try smokel and Kraft Cheese and Bacon spread and all

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of the nine Kraft cheese spreads. Look for them in gay,

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colorful tulip designed drinking glasses. Collect a whole set. While

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you're enjoying these delicious spreads, you know Kraft cheese spreads

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are so delicious, they are America's favorites, so be sure

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you get that cheese spreads made by Craft. Now back

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to the Adventures of the Falcon. Twenty minutes have passed

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since Mike Wearing agreed to go to work for Chuck Morgan,

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and now as we find Mike, he's about to earn

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his fee. Yes, Missus Norman Davis, that's right. My name

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is Mike Wearing. I'm sorry to bother you at a

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time like this, but I'd like to ask you some

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questions about your husband.

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Speaker 5: But I've told the police everything I know.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm working on a different angle.

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Speaker 5: Come in, thank you.

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Speaker 1: What do you want to know, Missus Davis? Have you

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any ideas who might have killed men? If Chuck Morgan,

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I mean, besides Morgan.

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Speaker 5: No, Red didn't have an enemy in the world.

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Speaker 1: Now you know that's not true, Missus Davis. Your husband

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wasn't exactly the most popular citizen in New York.

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Speaker 5: How dare you say that to me? Well, I won't

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have you talked that way about him.

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Speaker 3: I'm tired of these insinuations.

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Speaker 5: How do you know what kind of man Paul was?

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry, you're sorry, go on, get out, Missus Davis.

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Speaker 5: Look, I don't want to hear any more about it.

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Now leave me alone.

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Speaker 7: Let me to congratulate you, missus Davis.

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Speaker 1: That was a marvelous performance.

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Speaker 5: Why thank you, miss Lyon. You think I convinced him?

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I was a broken hearted widow.

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Speaker 7: How could you help it when you practically convinced me?

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Come here, darling and let me console you.

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Speaker 2: Just the second.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm looking for a guy named Larry Hudson. Well

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look low further, mister Morgan Hugh Hudson. That's right. One

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of my friends told me you wanted to see me.

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It's held. You're right, Yeah, for a drink. Yeah, I

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can stand one. Help yourself. Bars in the corner, call

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me one while you're at it. You're in a bad spot, chuck.

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You bring me up here to tell me that? Yeah? Yeah,

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you see I know who killed Red Davis.

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Speaker 2: What you heard me? Oh?

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Speaker 6: That was mine?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Thanks? Say yeah, how you fixed the cash put

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him in? Well, I got a lot of information to sell.

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It's going to the highest bidder. You mean you can

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clean me. I'm not doing any more talking until I

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see the color of your dough. I don't know you

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got much in that. I'll give you a sample. Did

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you know that Davis's wife was too timing the monk

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with whom I don't know. That's all you get free,

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But you can use this kind of stuff, can't you listen? Hudson?

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I want you to talk to Wearing. Mike Wearing the

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falk and he's working for me. You kid, No, we

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have talked to him. Sure, providing like you make a buck,

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I'll take care of you. I'm going back to Wearing's apartment.

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I want you to call him in about fifteen minutes.

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I'll be sitting right here at the phone. Tell him

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what you told me about missus Davis. Oh no, no,

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get the dough up first. I look, Hudson, I only

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got a grand on me. I'll give you another four

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the next time I see you. H Oh, Jay Morgan,

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you got yourself a deal, Morgan jack O. Hello, desk is,

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mister Warring. There was a man waiting in my apartment.

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By any chance? Never mind?

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Speaker 2: Come in?

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Speaker 1: How am I just asking for you? Morgan? What the

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devil have you? Ben? That tells me a lot. I

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thought you agreed to stay right here. I know, but

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I had to see somebody. Oh suppose you tell me

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what you find out first, well, not very much. Every

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lead I expe lord came back to you. You see

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missus Davis just a few minutes. What'd you think of it?

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She seemed all broken up over her husband's murder. She

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was kidding in What makes you think so? Because I've

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been doing a little checking on my own. She's been

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holding hands with some guy who wasn't her husband. Where'd

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you get that from? Private dick named Larry Hudson?

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Speaker 2: That lion.

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Speaker 1: I don't care what he is, Mike, he's got the

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evidence to clear me. What did he say killed Davis?

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He wouldn't tell me, but I made him promise to

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talk to you. We should be calling you any minute. Listen, Morgan,

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I wouldn't trust that guy in a stack of bibles.

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What'd you give him?

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Speaker 2: Give him?

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Speaker 1: Yes, a guy like Hudson doesn't talk for free. How

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much you promise him? Five grand? And you better save

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your money.

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Speaker 2: But I tell you he can clear me.

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Speaker 1: Hey, that's probably him. Now, hello, that you're wearing that's right, Hudson?

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Speaker 2: I take it. Then you've talked to Morgan?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Well what.

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Speaker 2: Do you think?

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Speaker 1: What I think is unimportant? Morgan tells me you can

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clear him.

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Speaker 6: Sure for a price for.

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Speaker 1: My part of my interest. You got to talk to him, Mike.

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I don't like it, Morgan, but if this guy can

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save mine.

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Speaker 2: Don't make up your minds. Boys, they ain't got all week.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Hudson will be over in an hour.

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Speaker 2: All right.

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Speaker 1: Over here, Mike. Look, I want you to let me

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handle Hudson and keep your mouth shut. You're the doctor.

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Let's keeping it. I don't know. Maybe why not? I

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doubt it. How can you tell? Take a peek at

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that keyhole? I can't see a thing. Sure, because the

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key is still in the lock. It means Hudson has

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got to be in there. Hey, Hotson, open up, hot Son?

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All right, Morgan, give me a hand.

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Speaker 2: What are you gonna do?

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Speaker 1: Break it down? Shouldn't take too much effort. Come on,

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let's go ide one more?

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Speaker 2: Should even hot sun? Hot Son?

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Speaker 1: Where the devil is a light switch?

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Speaker 2: It ought to be somewhere around the door.

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Speaker 1: And watch yourself, Morgan, where do I strike a match?

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I gotta here we are? Yeah, don't touch him? Was

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he dead? You the better asleep? With that knife and him?

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What do you think? End me the phone? I gotta

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call the cops. A nice pace of work, Mike, A

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very nice pace of work. All right, Morgan, let's go.

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Speaker 2: I hold at core.

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Speaker 1: But he's not the reason I called you. I know,

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but I'm not complaining. I told you not to call him, Mike.

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Care I'm beginning to think you're right, Morgan, for the

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same dime, I could have phoned someone with brains. What

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kind of a crack is that? In case you hadn't noticed, Sergeant,

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that's a body in that chair. It'll keep. But as

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long as you raised the point, why did you kill him? Morgan?

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Speaker 2: You crazy? I just got here with wearing.

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Speaker 1: Don't hand me that. It's the truth, Corbet, So you're

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gonna be his alibi? Yep, you better listen to me

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unless you want to look like a jerk. When we

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get the headquarters. How long would you say Hudson was dead? Yeah,

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not too long, body's still warm. It would be anywhere

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from fifteen minutes to three quarters of an hour. And

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that lets Morgan, I don't say how, because he was

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with me every minute from the time I got Hudson's

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call to the time we broke down the door, and

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the whole business took at least an hour. Your word's

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not good enough, Mike. Okay, sergeant, if you don't believe me,

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you can check what the switchboard is my place and

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the door man downstairs. And if that's not enough, I'll

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dig up the hackey it drove us over. That still

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doesn't mean Morgan couldn't have killed Red Davis. Come on,

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use your head, sergeant. You know both these murders were

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committed about the same party. Hudson knew who it was,

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That's why he was killed. I still say it was Morgan. Yeah,

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crazy Hudson was going to clear me. Quiet Morgan, all right, sergeant,

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I'll advise him to confess if you can show me

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one thing, right, how did he get in here? You

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can see the only door was locked from the inside,

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so why he could have used the window? We'll take

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a look bars on him. That's right, And no one

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but a midget could fit through the opening, and there

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must be an out of the door, And forget it, there

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wasn't that. It was a physical impossibility for anyone to

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have killed Hudson. Yet it was done. How I can't

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tell you, but maybe I can take you to the

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little lady who can.

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Speaker 2: Shall we go.

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Speaker 1: Listen, Mike, if the DA ever finds out, I let

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Morgan go.

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Speaker 2: He'll have wad about that.

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Speaker 1: Huh. Isn't this where Red Davis lived? That's right, sergeant.

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Well you can't bother his wife. Now, why not because

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her husband was just murdered. Well, she may surprise you

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with what she knows about it. Morgan told me that

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she was being romance by some character.

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Speaker 2: Huh.

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Speaker 1: I don't know the priority needed? Did read if you

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ask me? Sergeant? Yes, hello, missus Davis remember me.

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Speaker 5: Not too pleasantly?

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Speaker 1: May we come in?

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Speaker 5: I'm sorry, mister Waring, I'm busy.

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Speaker 1: Oh well, this gentleman would like to ask you a

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couple of questions.

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Speaker 5: This gentleman means nothing in my young life.

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Speaker 1: No, you never can tell. He's a sergeant the New

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York Police Department's Homicide Division.

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Speaker 5: Oh well, well, it's just that the houses is in

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such a mess.

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Speaker 2: Well, we promise not to stare. Who was it, Norma?

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Speaker 1: Norma? I think you're being paid Dangel.

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Speaker 5: It's nothing, Raymond.

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Speaker 1: Oh, for a moment, Darling, I was, oh, hello, mister

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liars Raymond.

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Speaker 3: Listen, Sergeant, I can explain everything.

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Speaker 2: Sure, but suppose we do it downtown?

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Speaker 5: Downtown?

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Speaker 1: This is customary, Missus Davids, when the police are questioning suspects.

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Speaker 5: But we did absolutely nothing.

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Speaker 1: Nothing but murder your husband and the man named Larry Hudson.

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That's a lie you and I that you and Lines

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are busy in the romance department behind your husband's back. Yes,

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what's Lions doing here?

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Speaker 6: Now?

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Speaker 1: He's just helping me like you helped you murder Hudson.

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Speaker 7: No or just a moment, Wearing, I thought this gentleman

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was the officer.

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Speaker 1: Of the law. You're right, Lions, but if you think

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my questions are gonna be less embarrassing, you're in for

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a bad shock. Larry Hudson was murdered at ten forty

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five tonight. Where were you at that time? I was

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with Normal, that's right now. That's what I call a

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wonderful alibi. Sergeant, too bad. There wasn'tny one else around

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the substantiated Oh.

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Speaker 7: But there was mister Waring, a Justice of the peace

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named Smith over in Jersey. I think he might recall us.

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Speaker 2: Why should he?

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Speaker 7: Because I gave him a hundred dollars to perform the

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marriage ceremony that made Norma here, Missus Lyons. I guess

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he should remember that, don't you.

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Speaker 1: This is ed hurling he again, friends, and I'd like

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to help you find out about the nine most delicious

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cheese spread you'd ever water taste. They're the nine famous

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cheese spreads made by Kraft. They're delightfully mild tasting ones

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such as Kraft Pineapple cheese Spread, Craft Olive Pimento, and

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Craft Relish. And there are sharp tasting ones too, like

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Broca smokel and Kraft.

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Speaker 2: Limburger cheese bread.

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Speaker 1: All of them are mighty good to eat, and they're

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good for you to eat too, because they're wholesome dairy

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foods made from only the finest ingredients for quick, easy

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snacks and sandwiches. Keep your refrigerator stocked with several of

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the nine delicious Craft cheese spreads. Now back to the

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Adventures of the Falcon. A half hour has passed since

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Norman Davis and Raymond Lyons punctured Mike's theory by coming

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up with an unbreakable alibi, and now as Mike drives

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home with Sergeant Corbett, he still refuses to accept the ompius.

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Doesn't make sense, Corbett, I tell you it doesn't make sense.

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Will you watch while you're driving something screwy about that marriage.

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You saw the license. It doesn't strike you as strange.

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And within twelve hours after your husband has murdered, Missus

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Davis marries another man. Of course it there's no law

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against it. But an alibi like that must have a

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hole in it. Show me where you after you do that.

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Show me how either Missus Davis or Lions could have

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murdered Hudson with a physical impossibility for Morgan to kill him.

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It applies to them, toe or hold everything. What's the matter?

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What a chump? I've been well, I say, Confashion, that's

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good for the Saul. I tell you I've got the

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answer to the whole thing. Sergeant, is that on the level? Yes,

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I know now who killed Hudson, and with the help

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of Chuck Morgan, I'm gonna prove it. You're driving at Mike.

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I don't know anything about Missus Davis except what I

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told you before. Well, how did you discover she was

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seeing Raymond Lyons? I didn't know what it was Lions.

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All Hudson told me was that it was some man.

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How well did you know Hudson idmt him for the

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first time today he got in touch with one of

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my friends and said he wanted to see me. Well,

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that puts us right back when we started. Look, Mike,

473
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why don't we drop the whole business. You'd like that,

474
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wouldn't you. Well, sure the cops know now that I

475
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couldn't have killed Hudson. That's where you're wrong. You mean

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they still know. They don't, but I do. What are

477
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you babbling about, Morgan? I know how you manage it,

478
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do you. Yes, it's pretty clever. I can't blame myself

479
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and not seeing it sooner. I wonder you insisted I

480
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go up and see Hudson. I'm still waiting to hear

481
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you explain how I killed him, and I'm saving that

482
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for the car. Don't kid yourself, Mike. You've done all

483
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the talking. You're going to all right. Put away with

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a gun, Morgan. You only gotta be sucker enough to

485
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come here alone. Funny, I don't see anyone around. You're

486
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not lucking in the right places, Mike. I'm warning a Morgan,

487
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you better throw your gun in the middle of the

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road you want it much at Mike. He may be

489
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acting now with that hole in his forehead call, but

490
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that doesn't call for much ability. I think you better

491
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phone the corner. You drop me over the corner. So well,

492
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it's been great all at Mike, aren't you forgetting something?

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I've got a report to make. Who's stopping you are? Oh? Well,

494
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you know that Morgan killed Red Davis. Sure, I was

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the first one to say so. You should have stuck

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to your guns. Well, when you tossed in that razzle

497
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dazzle about Hudson's murder, you throw me and well, don't

498
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feel too badly about it. I was right with you,

499
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of course, I'm reconstructing now. But this is what must

500
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have happened. Lions tried to hire Hudson to bump Red.

501
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Hudson said he'd think it over. When Red was killed,

502
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Hudson knw immediately that if he hadn't done it, Morgan

503
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must have. I don't see how that follows. It could

504
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have been lines if Lions were willing to do the job,

505
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why did he approach Hudson in the first place. It

506
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had to be Morgan, And when Hudson realized that, he

507
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tried to shake down Morgan even told Morgan, if the

508
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price were right, he might be induced to frame Red's wife.

509
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So Morgan played along with him and asked him to

510
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get in touch with me. Mmm, how we're coming to

511
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the part I want to hear? But when Chuck went

512
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to meet Hudson, he knew it would be the first

513
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of many such meetings unless he took steps, So he

514
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slipped a slow acting drug into Hudson's drink. Right, didn't

515
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they kill him then and there and be done with it?

516
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Because he needed an alibi and I was it And

517
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I don't get it. He needed someone with him while

518
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he murdered Hudson.

519
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Speaker 2: What sure?

520
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Speaker 1: Remember you said it was a physical impossibility for anyone

521
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to get into that room and kill Hudson before Morgan

522
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and I broke down the door. Yeah, well there you

523
00:26:17,519 --> 00:26:19,400
hit the nail right on the head. It was a

524
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physical impossibility. So it means that Hudson was killed while

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I was in the room. Let me get this straight.

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Speaker 4: You.

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, you were hunting for the lights. Wa Morgan was

528
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hunting for place to plant his knife. Wasn't he taking

529
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quite a chance there? Oh? Hudson was drugs, so he

530
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couldn't make an outcry and the knife makes no noise

531
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at all. M Now, I don't learn you the next

532
00:26:39,599 --> 00:26:42,480
time I say something, lessen. I told you Morgan was

533
00:26:42,519 --> 00:26:44,640
the killer all along. Well, you'll have to forgive me.

534
00:26:45,079 --> 00:26:47,839
I've been hearing so many radio shows I forgot it

535
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wasn't unconstitutional for a cop to do right. Let's hope

536
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this establishes some sort of a precedent. Good night, Sogeant.

537
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It's wonderful as a spread, delicious as a seasoning, superb

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as a flavor shortening. It's Park Margarine, that marvelous all

539
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purpose modarin made by Craft. Yes, millions prefer Park to

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any of the spread, seasoning or shortening for one big reason.

541
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It tastes so good, and it tastes so good because

542
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it's always fresh. In states where the law permits, get

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Yellow Park in its new aluminum foil flavor Saverer wrap. Elsewhere,

544
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get the regular package or color quick bag.

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Speaker 2: Get p a r Kay Park morgarine made by Craft.

546
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It tastes so good. The Case of the Gangster's Girl.

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Speaker 1: The Case of the Gangster's Girl that's the title of

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next week's Adventure of the Falcon, When Mike Wearing learns

549
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that somebody who starts out to be a stool pigeon

550
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is likely to end up being a dead pigeon, so

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be sure to listen. At the same time, next week

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to another exciting adventure of the Falcon, brought to you

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by the Craft Foods Company. The Adventures of the Falcon

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are based on the famous character created by Prexel Drake,

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Produced by Bernard L. Schubert, written today by Gene Wang

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and directed by Richard Lewis.

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Speaker 2: Music was by arlow Les.

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Speaker 1: Damon was starred as the Falcon, with Ken Lynch as

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Sergeant Corbett. Also heard on today's broadcast was Miss Ann

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Williams of New Orleans, Louisiana, who was chosen by this

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program from among the dramatic students of Sarah Lawrence.

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Speaker 2: College in Bronxville, New York. Be sure to hear The

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Great guilder Sleeve next Wednesday evening over most of these stations.

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Speaker 1: In next Wednesday's broadcast, Guildy comes face to face with

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an hilarious problem and solves it in a way that

566
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will keep you laughing for days. Remember the show, the time,

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and the place. The Great Guildersleeve next Wednesday Evening over

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most of these stations. Check your newspaper for a time

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a broadcast.

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Speaker 2: This is ed Herli. He's speaking for the Craft Foods Company.

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Speaker 1: Monty Woolle, Jack Haley and Judy Holiday joined The Big

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Show on NBC.