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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Transpacific Matter (EP0913) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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It is truly appreciated, and we'll send Am access to our premium sign as
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we do with all donations of seven dollars or more. Well, we're going
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to play a somewhat different episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Dowler. This is
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not the beginning of the Bob Bailey run. Bob Bailey was not the only
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actor considered for bringing Johnny Dowler back to the air. It was canceled at
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the end of the nineteen fifty three fifty four radio season. CBS really did
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want have a adult fifteen minute daily serial mystery, and they tried a couple
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of programs. By the time that they did air Yours Truly, Johnny Dowler
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in summer of nineteen fifty four, they tried taking Mister Keene Tracer of Lost
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Persons, which begin in nineteen thirty seven as a fifteen minute a day serial,
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and trying to restore it to that format. That didn't last long,
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and later on that year they also tried it with Mister and Missus North.
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In addition, they recorded a Jack Moyles audition to bring Rocky Jordan back as
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a fifteen minute a day program. None of these efforts were successful, but
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they didn't keep they didn't stop trying, and so in addition to considering Bob
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Bailey, they also considered Gerald Moore. Radio fans will best remember Gerald Moore
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in his role as Philip Marlowe, which critics and fans alike absolutely loved from
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nineteen forty eight to fifty and then returned for a summer replacement run. In
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nineteen fifty one. Moore had turned to television. He had taken a lead
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role on the series Foreign Entry, but that had ended at the conclusion of
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the nineteen fifty four fifty five series. His work would slow down a little
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bit, and I guess that left open the possibility of doing a radio program.
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Today's episode is called the trans Pacific matter, and it's based on an
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Edmund O'Brien's script that was also done by John Lynn and back in nineteen fifty
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two, CBS had also consider doing a five part serial. What we're going
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to get is acting for part one and part five of the series. So
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you're going to miss a little bit of the plot. Nothing's being cut out.
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It just wasn't recorded. So here now and what might have been Gerald
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Moore as yours truly Johnny Doller in the Trans Pacific Matter from Hollywood. It's
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time now for Gerald Moore as Johnny Doll and Jenny. Hi, I've got
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a case here. You won't like what the commission will be good if we
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beat it. How big is a policy two thousand dollars? I'm afraid to
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tell you the risk why? Yeah, let's get me yet, Johnny.
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The policy hole is of people we've had trouble with before. I'm still not
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scared. Remember the Trans Pacific Import Export Office? Yeah, I sent flowers
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to the widow. Yeah, I still want no, but I will good
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now. Yeah, I'm scared. Tonight and every weekday night, Gerald Moore
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and the Transcrubed Adventures of the Man with the Action packed expense account America's fabulous
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freelance insurance investigator. Yeah it's truly Johnny Deller Expense Accounts submitted by special Investigator
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Johnny Doller, the Home Office Corinthian Liability and Risk Caught for Connecticut. The
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following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the trans Pacific matter,
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Adam won Plain fed to Hong Kong over the bobbing head of my rickshaw boy.
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I found Hong Kong to be a city without simplicity, olver burdened with
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the tragic complexities of war. The fill the smallest water is a difficult and
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expensive task, as a shortage of everything food water helped places to live.
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Both the island itself and the city of Kowloon Over on the mainland were loaded
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with refugees from the interior, many of them lining the streets wailing prongs as
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we made our way to the offices of the American Council. Yes, yes,
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it is true. Life is very difficulty here. Where are they all
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going? Miss easy for them to go? What do they do? How
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do they stay alive? Many of them don't, so many of them It
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is not likely sing indoor America no has it ever been. Well, it
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was a civil war once. Books say that at times it was pretty bad,
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but not like this. Never you have, mister Grover, would you
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ask mister Dollar to step in place? Yes, sir, I got it.
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Thanks well, Hartford, Connecticut, I come in, mister Dollari,
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mister Grover, down, sit down, thanks, that's all right. Insurance
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investigation. Yeah, well, now what's your errand and what can the consulate
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do for you? And I'm here to investigate acclaim filed by a Trans Pacific
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Import export company. Oh yes, yes, of course we will Meadows firm.
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It was destroyed by fire last month, or rather two hundred thousand dollars
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worth of my company. Do you know this William Meadows? Mister, Oh,
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I've met him at the American Club now and then that's about all.
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Insurance investigators are hired when the company isn't satisfied with something about the claim.
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And this when the fire was blamed on vandalism. Well, vandalism has become
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quite a popular pastime across in Kowloon, especially. Do you suspect some sort
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of fraud? Frankly we do. Trance Pacific once had a branch in Shanghai.
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When the wall closed in on them. Their warehouse was burnt to the
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ground, just like this one here. Oh, I see occurred to some
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of the people in my home office. The trans Pacific did much better by
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collecting on the insurance than if they've gone through the expensive liquidating. I suppose
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coincidence won't quite do it, will it? Well? Now, how can
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I help you? I'd appreciate some phone calls and letters. It will give
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me support from the fire department on the police, Yes, of course you
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would. I suppose my problem seems very important out here. I was thinking
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that very thing. You know. It's all always the case, mister Dollar,
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on the fringe of war, very few individual problems seem really important,
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nor the individuals themselves. I trust you will keep that in mind. I'll
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try to getting help, even time from the police or fire brigade is one
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of those individual problems. But I'll do what I can for you. Anything
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he'll help us to grow over. I won't take any more of your time.
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Oh, be sure to leave your number with my girl. I'll let
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you know about the official assistance. Now. I came right here from the
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airport. I don't have a number yet. Oh for no hotel no,
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pretty tough. As a matter of fact, almost impossible. The accidental places
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are always filled. I tell you speak with my receptionist, miss dress.
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Is that a name dress? Yes, their fathers have Portuguese into small hotel.
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He might have accommodations. Good, I'll ask her thanks again? Or
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miss the dollar just a matter of interest. Yeah, the case of transpecific
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import in Shanghai. You say your company was forced to meet the claim,
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that's right? Or was it investigated? The investigator they sent Oval was killed
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before he could build a case. This vaderous arranged for accommodations that a father's
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placed on a dingy street called singh Wang, a hill of steps along the
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waterfront, overshadowed by the plush European mansions on the top of Victoria Peak.
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I had a room that looked out on an alley, iron bed, a
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chair, a pitcher of water on a bamboo table. I was the only
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non Oriental in the building. I seem to be the only one to notice
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it. First night, I suffered from a combination of claustrophobia and loneliness feelings.
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It made me glad to find out who it was that knocked my door.
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Well, Hello, mister Grover asked me to tell you he has contacted
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a man in Hit and he's it the fire control office. Oh, mister
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Grover also asked me to tell you that Nick hurt and we'll see you tomorrow
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morning. Good, won't you come in? Come on in? Thank you?
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Are you comfortable? Thanks you? This is fine. I don't have
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much stuff for you. Say all right, Scotch, Miss Vaders. I'm
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very curious why you are here. Oh that's business, if that's what you
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mean. But it's better kept confidentially. Is it danger in this business?
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Why do you ask that? Because you were followed and you are being watched.
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How do you know I'm not seeing Wall Street. I've seen this man
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before, but not here. Where is it? Perhaps you can see him
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from the window you see that shop on the other side, for the back
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of the piloting the door. Yeah, say you've seen him? Huh where?
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I cannot remember that. I have just seen him. That It is
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only to worry. It won't be any trouble. You seem very sure of
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that. I have the advantage. He doesn't know. I know he's there.
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Thanks for telling me about him. Perhaps you know who he is?
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No, I didn't think anybody knew I was in town. You will just
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let it go on this watch it. That was not much choice. Let's
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talk about something else. What's that song? A love song about two lonely
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people who meet near a river in America, the songs are a little different.
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Yes, I know, I like them. Do you know many Americans?
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Oh? Yes, they count Let office, I see them all the
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time. I want to marry. When I'd say it was a very lucky
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American. No, no, you don't understand. I don't mean there is
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only one I want to marry, then American who will take me away from
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vagina? There is no other way. Do they hate it that much?
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There's nothing else to do but hate it. There's no good here. Always.
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The Chinese are a patient people, But I am about Chinese, and
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I cannot make myself be patient any longer. I want to go to America,
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where people thrive on in patience. Do you know I think from what
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I have seen that Americans are the most impatient people in all the world.
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That's right. Let's say we kill ourselves that way, heart and stomach.
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No, you live longer and in better. What about your Portuguese people?
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They are gone. You you think I'm wrong to be this way? No,
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I didn't say that. I hope you find your American most fatress.
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Sure. Do you want me to go now? I think you're better.
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I'll see you tomorrow. Yes, good night. Three things interfered with sleep
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that night, fleeting in the eyes of the girl, the smells and sounds
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that drifted into my room from the restless, crowded city. The watcher was
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still at his station across the street when I turned off my life, and
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the toughest part of his case was a failure in Shanghai, where the agent
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had been killed. It was a pretty sobering memory, and for that reason,
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every face in sing Wong Street was a suspicious one, every group of
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Hong Kong Chinese with potential assessments. With my watcher across the street the first
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to be reckoned, with gun in hand, eyes on the streets. I
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fell asleep that night watching him. In the morning, there was a different
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man in his place. I was followed to the office of Harrison, chief
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of the fire Brigade, who had developed couldn't see me after all. So
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with time on my hands, I decided to talk to William Meadows ahead of
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trans Pacific the firm. I'd come to an that's the game. Oh yes,
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miss the Meadows at home? Oh yes, sir, you keep name
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please? Oh malcome gentlemen, my name is Dolla, mist to Meadows and
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from Corinthian Liability, Hartford office. You call me please? Would you say
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your name was Dollar? What's the matter with that company anyway? Didn't the
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adjustice sent in his report? What are you doing? Wait a minute,
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mister Meadows, this doesn't have to be on ages. In fact, they're
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in Hartford with nothing to worry about the Sunday's golf game. They don't know
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a thing about the conditions we're working on there. I like to know your
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fire here pretty much follows a pattern of the one in Shanghai does. The
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conditions are the same, including the quote starving refugees unquote who killed and robbed
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the investigator? Careless people are dying here every day. It can happen pretty
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easy. I'll say what you have to say and get out of here.
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That's very little, mister Meadows. That came here mainly to get my reaction
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to you. I have you jumped to the conclusion you were on a suspicion
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before I got through that door. You're on the defensive, so you gotta
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have a reason to be shure. I'm out come. Wait a minute.
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More important, you're having me followed. You gotta be afraid of me.
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I am not afraid of your dollar or what you might find or what you
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might try to do. My warehouse burnt down here, and that dandy little
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company of yours is going to pay the claim true. I don't like your
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snooping around. I don't like you coming here like this, and you know
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it, no man would. And that's the biggest parcel of information you will
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get from me, and I'll go elsewhere. Good idea. Have your dreams,
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dollar, but have them someplace else. Go snoop through the ashes.
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Mainly, just get out of here the door. Two things came out of
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that conversation with William Meadows. First, or reasonable platform to build a strong
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suspicion on. Second, what Meadows was really saying was this is my town,
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and I run things, and anybody who gets in my awake and get
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hurt. A real nice situation. I'd been threatened and I was being followed.
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Spencer count item two seven dollars for a bottle of scotch I Rick showed
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back to my hotel, locked myself in and took up my vigil by the
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window. Yeah, same man watching him across the street. Same kind of
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nights in a city where life was supposedly so cheap, mine began to grow
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expensive. Now here is our star, Gerald Moore will tell you about tomorrow's
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episode. Thanks Tomorrow night, a complicated lesson in how to get shot at
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by your best friend and like it. Join us, won't you Yours Truly
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Johnny Dollar? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is produced in Hollywood, written by E
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Jack Newman and Gils Out. The entire production is under the direction of Jack
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Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night, same timon station for another
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exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. George Walls speaking, this is the
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CBS Radio Network from Hollywood. It's time now for Gerald Moore as John telephone.
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Yeah, I got a burden. My room was ready to sing sing
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are you holding some one prisoner? I just kept that two bit thugged that
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William Meadows head on me. The next one on my list is Meadows himself.
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I warned you a dollar. Any illegal action will be answer here Headquarters
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does that work all the way around. Send out a wagon and pick this
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baby up. He was carrying a knife and a gun when I bought to
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me. Try to kill me all right with the dollar, I'll come at
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once to night and every weeknight. Gerald Moore in the French dribed Adventure of
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the Man with the Action Facts. Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.
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Yeah it's truly Johnny Dollar, fifth day in Hong Kong Expense Accounts submitted by
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Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, the Home Office Corinthian Liability and Risk Card for Connecticut.
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Following is an account of additional expenses during my investigation of the Trance Pacific
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arson case. And it is awesome, I'm sure of it. Adam fourteen
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seven dollars wreckage, wreckage of bamboo curtains in my hotel room during scuffle with
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thug Wood and murder in his eye. That's self looking oriental in a suit
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that was too big in the shoulders. Not so tough without his killing equipment.
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Fat funny, We got business, Okay, who sent you meadows?
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That's better. Let's have the rest of it, including burning down a warehouse
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to collect it. Just one moment. What's going on here? I'm trying
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to find out, mister Clyde. That's enough, Wilson, take mister Dollar's
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gone, not mine his. I took it from him, nevertheless. All
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right here, Well this is the man you apprehend him Penloo. You know
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I've seen him. You know his name, and I know he works for
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Meadows and he's been following me and tried to kill me. It ought to
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be enough for you to go to work on one thing at the time.
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Mister Dollon, are you sure this man is in the employer of William Meadows?
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He just told me and Durst sure. I'd arrest him, arrest anybody
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with that kind of equipment, wouldn't you? Now, calm Donald Boyn.
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A warehouse is burned to the ground, a girl is killed as an attempt
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at murder, and you say calm down. I repeated, calm down.
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All right, man, you're taking the headquarters. Let's see what he has
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to say about all this. Why don't we say right here? Then if
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you can throw any light on the matter, we'll proceed further. I don't
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get you the department and I have stood for all of the badgering we were
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from you, mister Dollon, You're a case of us and against William Meadows.
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Consists of nothing but notorized statements from people who could have said almost anything.
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Their accusations with regard to the murder that poor girl to bear consideration,
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But they are also very inconclusive, and you haven't done anything about it either.
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We do things our way, mister Dollon, in spite of your insurance
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compan what about him at that Penn Lou Well, he'll be questioned most thoroughly.
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Then we shall proceed h PLoP the whole matter really well, I'm proceeding
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right now. Yes, I heard you on the phone who said you are
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going to get the Meadow. I'm going to get a confession from him.
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Mister Dallan. I checked on you as an investigator quite thoroughly. Thank you.
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You have a reputation in your United States, an enviable one. I
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can't disregard that. But I cannot disregard either the fact that this case is
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very complex and must be investigated cautiously. We'll question this man in our way
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and for our reasons. Then I'll let you know the results or what about
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my case that would come out eventually? I didn't have to call you,
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but I did because I thought at least you'd be convinced. Now's the time
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to get meadows and help me. I can see I was wrong. Wait
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one moment, Where are you going out, mister dollar? I have no
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reason to arrest you right now, I'm but I will if you do anything
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out of line, I will be contacting you, and I suggest that you
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wait here. I didn't wait. Expense account item fifteen forty eight dollars American
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for rental in nineteen thirty five. Packet I got tired of rickshaws, had
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a hard time driving through the Hong Kong streets. Anybody would It was still
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jammed with humanity, humanity on the verge of panic, humanity living on the
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edge of a war. I'll say this for the old packet LAHRN worked beautifully,
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hardly anybody paid any attention to it. It took me a solid out
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to get to the south part of town. When meadows lap meadows heados opening
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up? Somebody opening up, I'll shut the lock off. Who open this
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door? Hurry it up? Wa? Wait, oh, hollow? Miss?
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Why's meadows? Miss some meadows? He not here? You come back
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down? Please? Please wait? Wait, Miss middles are not here.
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I can't you, mister Middle he not here? Us Meadows mhm not here.
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You come back? He said come back next week. You come back
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think week. He's sealed in. No, you go for him. You
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know where he is? Tell me you come back next week. I listen.
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I don't want to hurt you. Do you understand? No? No,
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not what? But I will hurt ploody if I don't find out where
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he is. It's important not tell me where is he he? Anybody tell
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me? Oh he got colon colon? Yes, you'll find him there and
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you go with me. And if he's not there, then I hurt.
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Oh, I'll try again. Where is he hold? I'll tell you repulsibly
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what you say, repulse b that's on the other side of the island where
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the big hotel is. Yes, yes, he can. I call him
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on the telephone. Yes, you're cool. Is he at the hotel?
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He go to college? No? Moost seven? Last one? Where's the
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telephone? You're not telling how you learned? Hi? There? Prise?
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Where is that telephone? Here? Tell forth all the number. I'll talk
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now, go ahead, mister Meadow college you prease one moment, Okay,
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give it me. Oh, oh, hello, you see I tell truth?
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Hi there they're fine. You go see yeah, no no, no,
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no, tell no tell. But it won't make any difference now,
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not on a stands dollar you will. The old packet got me there in
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forty minutes. I was already in front of the Cottage seven when the police
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cars slid to a quiet stop. Superintendent Clyde spotted me just a moment on.
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We came here not because of what you was said, but to see
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to it if nothing happens, it might better be prevented. Thank you.
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You tentified that house boy of Meadows. He called us and said that truth
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been there. You are hot headed in pitch with now this time you happen
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to be right about pen Lou. Huh. Pen Lou admitted that he'd been
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hired by Meadows to kill him. We took time to check his gun,
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although he didn't admit that part. It's the same gun that killed Louisa.
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Badres Louisa. But it isn't clear why would Meadows have her killed? I
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want to see they killed her thinking it was me what h Louisa and I
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got to know each other pretty well during the first days I was here.
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There's been a bad job for the nerves, what with the murder of the
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man who investigated Meadows in Shanghai. And she got me a room at her
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father's had tell she was there when I came back after a pretty bad day.
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I knew somebody was following me, and I guess I needed somebody to
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be with me, so she stayed awhile she was there the next night waiting
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for me in the room, and she was waiting for me to come back
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the night she was killed. No, no, that answers me. And
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this is for my own information. I'm not police with Are you here to
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get Meadows for your company or because of Louisian? She was a lovely girl,
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all right. He's a difficult Manne what you can Why your turn,
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Dolla? You waited a long time, Boughton, make your play. Try
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to clear up what you have to for the insurance company. It'll be difficult
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to have to. We've arrested him. Good luck, Thanks dollar, oh
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Dler. You know I'm still alive. Meadows. You know that girl was
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shot at the hotel room instead of me? Are you crazy? I stopped
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the man you had following me. A statement will put you in plenty of
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hot water. How are you coming down? Shall I come in? Come
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on in, we'll talk about it all right. I'm coming in, okay,
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Bhows, come on down, Meadows. I told you you shouldn't have
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known. You wouldn't take me. Oh I hit you didn't just the arm.
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It'll be all right. Should have been your stomach cashing in, Meadows.
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How about it a statement? No salad, Meadows? How you fired
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the warehouse and about a girl. I can't hurt you now? Oh,
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tell nothing, Meadows. You should have should have got you, all right,
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Darlanlet I have that arm taken care of Spencer. Count at him sixteen
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forty three dollars even medical fees and hospital charges. And I suppose it could
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be called hewing with the niceties of jurisprudence. Since Meadows was dead and he
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refused before dying to speak or write his confession. But there were two police
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car loads of witnesses. It took the fact that he had opened fire as
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an acceptable admission of guilt. Same thing cleared me legally on the grounds of
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self defense. I had hoped they would clear my mind, but it hasn't.
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Louisa Vadress is still, I guess she always will be I Adam seventeen,
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same as Adam won plain Fair back to the United States. Expense accounts
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total forty five hundred and fifteen dollars. In the fifth day, goes Truly
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Johnny Dollar. Now here is our star Gerald Moore to tell you about next
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week's story. Thanks Monday Night, the story of a ship but Molly Kay
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Destination, Davy Jones Locker join us, won't you? Yours Truly Johnny Doller?
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Yours Truly Johnny Doller is produced in Hollywood, written by E Jack Human
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and Gil Dowd. The entire production is under the direction of Jack Johnstone.
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Heard in the cast or Lilian Baya will write, Tony Barrett, Harry Bartell,
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and Ben Wright. Be sure to join us on Monday Night, same
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time in station for another exciting episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. George
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Walls speaking, This is the CBS RADIOA welcome back, well interesting performance by
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More. I thought that the first part was clearly the better, better performance,
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kind of the calmer, more tender performance when dealing when dealing with the
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woman and meeting her, It almost seemed like that when we got to the
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second half of the program when he was getting tougher, it was almost just
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two intense and you know, as we see, we'll hear when we listen
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to Bob Bailey in the role, it really wasn't quite what they were going
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for, but an interesting performance. He went on to have a lot of
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great character roles and performances in television and in voice acting. But yours truly,
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Johnny Doller, that job would fall to someone else. And we'll tell
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you a little bit about the Bob Bailey years as we begin to listen to
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them next week. So join us next Friday. You've asked for it for
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years now we're going to play it for you. Bob Bailey takes over as
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yours truly, Johnny Doller, excuse me on Monday. We will bring you
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that. So join us next Monday for part one and part two of our
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first Johnny Dollar Adventure with Bob Bailey, and then join us on Wednesday and
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Friday as well. Next Friday, we will also have a one shot program
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because we're going to feature some fifteen minute programs on Friday in addition to yours
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truly, Johnny Dollar. So in addition to yours truly, Johnny Dollar,
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We'll have a program for you called Policewoman, So lot of fun ahead next
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week tomorrow it's the lineup in the Meanwhile, I'll send your comments to Box
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this is your host, Adam Graham. Sign and off.