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Frank Race: The Adventure of the Kettle Drum (EP0928) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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we do with all donations of seven dollars or more. All right, well,
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now it's Tom for today's episode of the Adventures of Frank Race. This
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one's called The Adventure of the Kettle Drum. The Adventures of Frank Race starring
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Paul to above with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan. The war changed many things,
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the face of the earth and the people on it. Before the war,
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Frank Race worked as an attorney, but he traded his lawbooks for the
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Cloak and Dagger of the Oss and when it was over, his former life
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was over. Two adventure had become his business The Adventures of Frank Race,
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and now we joined Frank Race for the Adventure of the Kettle Drum. Enthusiasm
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is all right in its place, but there are times when it can be
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a curse, particularly when you've been up all night playing poker and your mouth
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tastes like an old mattress from too much smoking. I mentioned this in a
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tired and chastened voice, but Mark Donovan paid me no heed. He went
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right on being enthusiastic. Come on, chum, come on, come on,
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Cole showing a cup of coffee. It's all you need. And then
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you gotta go see this name. And she is really worth it. Marcus.
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Please, I am going to sleep, but you can't do that.
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You've got to see his name. I promised to you. I'll see you
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tomorrow. Listen. Look she used to know you. See. She told
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me to say. Her name was April nnis Does that ring a bell?
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Yeah? It rings a bell. Let me have a cigarette, Mark all
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right, Nollo. Look, if you remember her name, you will remember
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what she looks like. And if you remember what she looks like, you
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will want to see her. If you don't, you ought to be taking
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vitamins. Is it like aprilis? Yeah? What did she want? A
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way? Life? Figured she's in some kind of trouble, that's why she
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wants to see in a hearty all right, drive me over. What's the
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address? Strictly hoity toity number eight laden Square, April nnis. It's been
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about four years since I've seen her. She'd been quite a dish then,
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and one look registered the fact she hasn't lost a thing race. So nice
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of you to come. Looks as though you've been doing all right, baby.
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I couldn't be sure whether this was a house or an industrial exhibit.
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I'm married now. My name's Faver. That's a quick way that Joel to
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an old boyfriend, isn't it. I've been married a couple of years now
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I stand a good chance of becoming a widow widow? What is this a
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gag? Were? Will you come with me for a few minutes? Certainly
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a trailer upstairs to a room big enough to handle a square dance? Here
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a man lay inert in a tremendous bid over him, taking his pulse benefitition.
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I gaped for a few seconds, then at the not from April,
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who went down below to the library, where she turned to me with a
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strange expression. Photographs up there on the mantle doesn't look much like it now,
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does he? That's what an ordeal can do. What kind of an
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ordeal, missus Favor started on Tuesday? My husband didn't get home as usual
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in the evening. This has happened before. But when he didn't come home
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the next day, I call the police. They found him last night sitting
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on a park bench, Miss semi delirious condition. Has he been able to
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tell what happened? No, not a word, But I'm convinced it wasn't
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just a physical collapse. You see, my husband has been off with the
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nomination for congressman in this district and either feeling that because of this, someone
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is working against him, causing him harm. That's why I called you Win
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Race, and I hope that you could help any ideas to the identity of
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these people as a woman by the name of fake Carlisle. But she called
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on my husband last week, right after you received notice of being picked by
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the political committee. He seemed upset. After she left, an I thought,
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yes, she's an actress. She's rehearsing in that new show they're opening
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at the Galaxy Theater. I'm leaving now. Oh a doctor, Philip,
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won't you please come in? I'm happy that favor heaven sean. Oh,
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it's all right, doctor, you may speak freely. I am rather disappointed
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mister Faber's condition. Frankly, I had expected some improvement. Doctor, How
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seriously is this going to affect him? Very lie? I wish I could
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say, But you tell me. There's no past medical history on mister Faber
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so well? Are you certain he had no regular physician? I never felt
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the need for one. He's always been very strong, in fine health.
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He should have had medical attention long before this. The way he's reacting indicates
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he's been suffering from a hearty element for some time. Unless he shows improvement,
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we're going to have to remove him to a hospital. When the doctor
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had gone, I got more information on April's husband, Arthur Faber, a
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chemist still in his thirties. He was president of the Apex Chemical Company,
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manufacturers of pharmaceutical products. I told April Faber I'd take the case for him.
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Then I left the house and joined Mark in the car. Okay,
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okay, okay, you're taking a case. Great, So now what'll we
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do I'd like you to whistle over to the APEX laboratories later see what you
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can turn up for my part. I'm going to have a look in on
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this actress that April I mentioned. I found Fate carlysle in her dressing room.
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She sat before the mirror, touching up her face, and from my
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point of view, the scenery wasn't bad. Across the mirror someone had scrawled
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a telephone number and lipstick parkway two four four four. She noticed that this
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had taken my glance and wiped it away with a makeup toe. She stared
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at me in the glass and then turned around. She's selling brushes, let's
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see you samples. Don't bristle pet. I'm a writer doing a novel on
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the theater. I got the idea that taking you out to lunch would be
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a delightful way of picking up material. Got your throttle right down to the
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floor, haven't you that's quite approp Oh, it's it's it's no approach.
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I'd really appreciate it. If you go out with me, it might be
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interesting. But I tell you what, Before I go, I've got to
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make a phone call. She went past me, exuding the fragrance of taboo
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kept me waiting for such a long time, I began to think I'd been
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played for a yoko. But just as I was about to call it a
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lost effort, she came back with a perky smile of agreement. I waited
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in the carter while she changed clothes. She presently appeared looking like something out
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of sacks window. I told myself gleefully, here was a case with definite
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possibilities. But I didn't revel in this thought very long. At the stage
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door, we were intercepted grimly by a blonde male who looked as though we
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should have been playing tackle for Notre Dame. I estimated his weight at about
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two forty five and set myself for some very fast judo. What's the idea
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of fame? Look, Johnny, I certainly had the right to go out
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to lunch with someone else once in a while. You had a date to
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go to lunch with me? Office. I know you call the office.
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We had a date just the same. I'm breaking it. Oh no,
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you're not on me. Tell this joyboy to get lost under the circumstances.
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I'll be glad to get lost after all. You two see, Please don't
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go. I said, I'd go to lunch with you and I will get
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going. Miss d look old boy, I can imagine how you feel.
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But the young ladies enjoy boy. I don't want you to ever come around
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Faye again. Understand your statement is clear and to the point. And just
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so you don't forget, I'm gonna tie a little string around your finger like
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I rolled with the punch, catching it on the shoulder and then swung one
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of my own with the girl lurched against me and nice block and honey,
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come on, Johnny, let's just leave them here. Oh brother hood.
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Damn your headline lovely, isn't it. I'm doomed to dark glasses for a
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week. That actors must pack quite a punch. This was done by an
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enraged heavyweight of the masculine sex. Yeah, never come a a man and
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his mate Mark. It can lead to all kinds of abrasions. She must
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be good, he was. Did you get to tag him? And all?
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I tried with the girls? That's Mark, Mark as I've been framed.
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You mean frame Fay Carlile didn't want me around asking questions, so she
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put on a big act with a blonde bull playing the part of a jealous
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boyfriend. I was warned never to try seeing her again and slug to make
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sure I was properly impressed. Fine, fine, so you had a good
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time. Did you find out anything? Nothing except that I don't seem to
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play the part of a novelist very well. That girl had me tag from
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the beginning, even left me sitting in her dressing room while she went out
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and phoned the boyfriend. So I went wait a second, though, there
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was that phone number? What phone number? When I went into a dressing
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room, I noticed a phone number on her mirror, Parkway two four four
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four. It was smeared on with lipstick. They wiped it off when she
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saw me looking at it. Now, did I come to think of it?
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She was just a little bothered. You know what's a little confused.
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What are you doing now calling that number? It might be a lead lead?
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It sounds like a dead end. Well we'll try another attack. I
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give up all this time. Headquarters for a little information. I'm a side
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Lieutenant Leibs ed Frank Race. Could you get an address from a phone number
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for me? The number race Parkway two four four four. Hold on a
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second, Leibs is going to one on No, one doesn't matter race.
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Yes, ed, anything I'm a side might be interested in. Not so
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far. I'll keep you posted. Okay, here's your number. Nightclub on
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Houston Street. Spot called the Kettle Drum. Don't happen. I know who
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runs it? Do you? No? I don't. I'll have to check
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out. Never mind that, I'll check on it myself. Thanks a million.
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Okay, what nightclub called the Kettle Drum? That's why we didn't get
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an answer too early in the day, so now so now we'll have a
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look at it this evening. The Kettle Drum is one of those spots for
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the extent of your dancing depends on the strength of your elbows. Mark and
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I had a couple of drinks at the bar and then pushed our way through
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a door that led to the nags of the place. Yes, just what
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are we looking for? Anything we can find? Why? Because I got
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a hunch spot when we stepped out of day Maybe just the same if hey
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shot keep mind that door ahead, somebody's officer. Look, holy god,
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it's a dame fake carlysle Get out and rustle up a doctor. Mark,
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she's still alive. Keeping shots through the chest. The gun lay smoking near
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her knees. The room had windows opening into the night, probably into an
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alley. While I checked this, a gurgle came from Fake Carlyle's throat.
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As I looked, she gave a last convulsion and she was gone for good.
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And using a handkerchief, I picked the murder weapon, thirty eight automatic,
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and at the same time the door opened. Me what's going on?
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Oh no, it was Johnny. The jealous boyfriend with him was as an
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older man, and I could sense that in the minds of both I was
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guilty of murder. We'll return to the adventures of Frank Race in just about
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one minute. And now we returned to the adventures of Frank Race. The
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two men stared at me, and I stared back. I suddenly couldn't blame
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them for their thoughts. They'd surprised me standing over the girl's body holding a
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smoking gun. The older man, sleek and white dinner jacket maroon, came
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abund eyed me narrowly, and a girl must have had quite a disagreement.
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I had nothing to do with this. I just found her. Here,
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you lie, you shut her look at her truck. So she said,
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I'm going to get out. They got the gun. I didn't kill her,
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Johnny, give me a few minutes. Not prove it to you.
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No, I'm going after him truck so gun, no, no gun.
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I'm gonna get my hat, the light and shut the light. I made
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it by way of the window, dropping about eight feet to the alley pavement.
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A few minutes later, I limped into a Broadway drug store called Homicide
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and got leave us again. I broke the story for him. You say
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you had Donovan with you when you found the body. That's right. Then
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you don't have to worry about you having an alibi. There's also the little
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matter of motiv ed all right, Race, I happen to have the gun.
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I'll bring it in for the ballistics boys. I phoned you first because
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I thought you might move in fast and surprise someone. Oh and while you're
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there, you might check on what happened to Mark Donovan. Okay, we'll
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do that. Thanks for the care, Race. My next stop was Center
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Street, where I waited a couple of hours for a report on the pistol.
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It finally came through. There was a double negative, no fingerprints,
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no record of ownership. It was after midnight now, but I decided to
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call April Fabor. I told her about Faye Carlisle and describe the blonde boyfriend.
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I don't believe I know him right. Well, that matches up at
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the rest of the progress. How's mister Faber been resting pretty well? You
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sound very sleepy, almost groggy. I am. I'm trying to keep my
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eyes over and I won't talk anymore. I'll call you tomorrow. I was
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beginning to feel a little worried about Mark, so of course I headed back
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to the kettle Drum, but the place was sealed by this time, with
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no one around but a pair of uniformed officers, who is usual, were
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thoroughly noncommittal. Then, being very tired, I headed for home. I
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was really feeling groggy by now. Getting back to the apartment was like reaching
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sanctuary. Groping for the light switch, I was thinking of what a hot
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shower it would do for me. The next second, before my fingers could
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touch the button, I froze. I froze because they're in the dark.
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I could hear someone's heavy breathing, and it wasn't my own. While I
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waited motionless trying to figure out what to do, a voice settle a problem
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for me and on the light, Race, you have company. Tell him,
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Richie, we've got a lots of company and we're both to get hits,
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So you can drop yours on a floor. I'm sure you understand him.
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Race, drop the gun. No, not the light. It was
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the suave gentleman of the kettle drum Truxel. With him was a saddle colored
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companion who looked tougher than a cheap steak. Well, Race, care for
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a drink. I believe we'll pass up the hospitality for now. I came
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here because I want to know the story on fake Carlisle and Johnny Taylor.
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I'm afraid you're several steps ahead of me. I'm reasonably certain you had nothing
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to do with the killing of either of them. Wait a second, the
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big blond he's dead too. Yeah, after you left, we found his
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car with blood all over it, and he was gone. Who was Johnny
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Taylor? He happened to be my partner. I'll mourn poor Johnny, but
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I'm not going to allow my sadness to get in the way of good business.
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Put it concisely, Johnny was working on some kind of a deal,
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whatever it was. If Johnny was in it. There was money involved.
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Oh, I'd hate to see a good thing die just because Johnny did.
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If Taylor was your partner, why should he want to mix in anything shady?
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The kettle drum looks like a paying proposition to me, take a better
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look next time. You're their race. We've been dying for years, ever
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since the military stopped making one of their favorite reservations. That's particularly a war
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baby. You're probably not gonna believe me, but I can't help you.
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Before you say that, take a look at these. He flipped them to
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me as he spoke, A packet of letters written in longhand in an odd
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sort of scroll. They were addressed to Fade and unsigned. What do you
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think? Where did you get these? Johnny Taylor had them. But now
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that he's gone, I'm sure we can consider them our property. How do
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you figure that? Just taking my pick of the leftovers? That's my hand,
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Now what's yours? I've been without sleep for about two days. I'm
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afraid I'm not thinking very clearly. Is he gonna play clam boss I?
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Tony would? You're gonna have to let me handle the monk? I'm afraid
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so, Eric King, all right? Take over my shure, We're gonna
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take them where it ain't no people around. It's gonna hear me yet,
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Come on, a shucker. This Rickie or Ricci whatever his name was,
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wasn't exactly the YMCA type. With him propelling me to the door with the
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snout of a luger and trucksail moving along with a loof deadliness, I've felt
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anything but preoccupied. And then going somewhere Rice, Oh, oh, Mark,
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and where have you been for the last ten minutes? I've been right
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by this door. Listen, very glad to have you a bored And these
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boys ain't going to pesty you no more, not when I got this smoker
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in my hand? Are you boys? And I wouldn't try that no more
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either. You're liable to become an ambulance case. I go on, I
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get back into a room. Both you, if you're a smart you won't
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try to follow us. Marrache It look as though he could use some coffee.
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Oh brother, you sleepy, you know some I have never seen your
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look this punch? Yes, yes, yes, then all you can say?
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Yes, didn't you go out to Favors Chemical Company well sightning you told
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me? Don't remember talk to anyone. No one there but the watchman.
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I didn't get there to laugh the dark and you get inside, you kid.
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The watchman's name was hohol a hand, So I got inside places full
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of vats, tolds things like what about Favorites office? Not there except some
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mail. It was just laying around. Did you read it well? Sighting
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me? I read it and pretty dull stuff. It was a lot of
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advertisements. Hold on, some people call them Advoitiseman, I like that,
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Mark, tell me the story. Call about one of them boarding meetings that
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they have, you know, and another one saying that he passed a physical
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no insurance policy and hey, a big fat policy. It was quarter of
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a million bucks. Will you do something for me? I am always doing
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something for you. As soon as I finished this car, I'd like you
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to go out to the favorite place this lake. I'd like you to get
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through the favor's nurse on the quiet. Ask her to grab every vile to
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tell any drug she's administered to favor ask her to hold them and not say
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anything about it. Oh great, And while I am doing all the heavy
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work, what are you going to be doing. I'm going to pay a
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visit to that chemical plant. At the plant, I ran into the Watchman
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market charmed using the magic words Donovan sent me. With just a bit of
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a brogue, I gained entry. He was a good watchman, though.
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He called the Faber home and got an ok from April, but he wouldn't
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go through the plant with me. He said he had a bad cold and
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had just finished the patrol. So I started the tour on my own.
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It was a big place. I spent an hour on the first floor alone,
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locating lights whitches. Wasn't always easy, and there were times when I
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got into trouble. It was almost three o'clock when I reached the third floor,
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where I found just the setup I've been searching for what I became upset
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in the Watchman I decided to come down here. Well you must have decided
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in her. You're still wearing slippers. Maybe I've been a little too hysterical
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about all this race. Perhaps we just better forget about it. I'm afraid
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it's too late for that, April. This is a case of murder.
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That girl's death can concern us. It isn't only fake Carlisle. Here,
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you come with me. Take a look inside this batch which is the same.
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Race. She came very close to going into a dead faint. I
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remember its smelling ammonia in one of the tubes. I'd investigate it. So
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I found a mortar about the size of a cup and filled it with the
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stuff. It finally brought her out of her shock. I'll be all right
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now, Race, good girl, that's fine. That's some kind of body
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in there. It was a buddy. The way that acid is working,
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it couldn't be anything at all. On just another few hours. Who is
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it, Race, Well, I'm betting it's a lad by the name of
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Johnny Taylor. Who could have put him there? April, I'm afraid it
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was your husband, my husband. It can't be serious, I hate to
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say, but I'm very serious. How listen, some time ago, your
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husband chased around with fake Carlyle. Like a lot of other men, he
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was foolish enough to put his thoughts about her on paper. With your husband
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up for this political nomination, Faye and this boyfriend of hers figure, these
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letters would make Arthur Faber good pickings for blackmail, but Arthur wouldn't take it.
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He met fake Carlysle and shout it to death, and then he killed
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Johnny Taylor and brought him here. Taylor's body was shoved in the acid to
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make it disappear so it would look as though he'd just run out on fake
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Carlyle's murder. No, how could Arthur do all that while he's been suffering
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from a heart attack. That was his alibi, his beautiful alibi. How
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could a man kill anyone while he was in bed with heart trouble? And
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that's why you've been so groggy. You were drugged you and that nurse,
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so you'd be too groggy to know when Arthur Favor was slipping out to commit
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murder. But what he's heart trouble? Honey? Have you ever heard of
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goof pills? Well, you wouldn't have. They were used during the war
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by draft dodgers. It made them seem to have heart trouble. Your husband's
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a chemist, he knew how to make those pills for his own use.
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I can't believe all this. I'm sorry, honey. I'm afraid the police
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will and I happen to have the motive in my pocket. The blackmail letters
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with the handwriting matching your husband's office memos has the Johnny Taylor corcus. It's
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a pity you had to discover all this, mister Race. For you,
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that is, it was Arthur Favor, all right, drappily dressed and looking
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as healthy as a round of gold. He was gripping a pistol and gripping
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it steadily. Hother, you're ill, you shouldn't be here. I think
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mister Race explained that situation very well, my dear. I even had that
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sillyness giving me injections of water, which she thought was medication. But I'd
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like to know what led you to suspect me, mister Race. The doctor
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said your illness indicated a heart condition that has existed for a long time.
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But in your office, my partner found a letter that showed you just past
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a physical examination for an insurance policy. A yes, the unforeseen circumstance A
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shame, because now I shall have to see to it that you join our
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friend Johnny Taylor, and you too, my dear. I'm sorry, but
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I have no other alternative. You'd clutter up my peace of mind nowhere.
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Look, we're both allergic to us, and I'm sure I'm really very so
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all right, since you insist on the esse, and I'm going to insist
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on this pemmonium like, sorry, favorable, that's all for you? Oh
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all right, no more tears. Come on, come on, I'll take
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you home. Well, now you can get some sleep. Race, I
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don't feel much like an anmacus. The tiredness has passed. You don't sound
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as though it as something else. Now that girl and what I had to
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do to her, that's right, isn't it. Yeah, that's right.
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She wasn't all flame. Wasn't you one of the biggest and brightest? Yeah,
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but look kid, it ain't gonna do you no good thinking about it.
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No, No, there are times when thinking doesn't pay. Yeah.
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Hey, look, look you want to stop for a drinker? Yes?
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Oh yes, tonight I I really need one. The Adventures of Frank Race
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starting Paul Dubob, Tonny Barrett has marked Donovan comes to you from Hollywood.
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Others heard in tonight's cast were Betty lou Gerson, Barney Phillips, Michael Anne
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Barrett, Peter Leeds, and Gerald Moore. This series is written and directed
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by Buckley Angel and Joel Murcott. The music is composed and played by Ivan
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Ditmars. Be sure to be with us again this time next week or another
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dramatic chapter in the Adventures of Frank Race. Art Gilmore speaking, this is
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a BPS production. Welcome back. Well, I do believe that was Tony
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Barrett doing double duty as Mark Donovan and also as one of the thugs.
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So that was radio you filled in where you could. All right, well,
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I do need to let you know we actually only have three more episodes
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of the Adventures of Frank Race to go. So coming to Tuesday in four
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weeks for a three week engagement will be the Big Guy, so you want
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to listen to that the Big Guy, and our star will be Henry Calvin.
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That's coming in three weeks. Now we move on to listen or comments
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and feedback. Writer Girl has an issue with the Amazon app, writing,
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I took a chance on buying this app because none of the other reviews mentioned
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an internet connection was necessary to listen to this collection. I already have this
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interesting collection on my iPad, but I also wanted it for one I wanted
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to listen on my Android phone. The app downloaded quickly, but I don't
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like being restricted to when I can listen. Well, I can definitely appreciate
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the issue, writer Girl. The problem what we were in with or yeah,
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is that when it comes to having access to these programs. We have
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two options. One is we could automa medically. Everything could be stored on
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your device, and then the download wouldn't be quick at all. Add an
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average of about sixteen megabytes per episode, it would be well over fifteen gigabytes
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to download all of the programs we've done so far with special and things like
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that, and we're not even counting the television programs. And so the content's
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got to be stored online so that you can be able to pull it up
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without having to carry the whole collection on your device. So that's why the
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Internet is required. You should be able to download episodes by pressing the star
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beside the episode and then hitting the star on your menu bar and pressing that
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star once again to go ahead and download your episode, and then be able
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to listen to programs when you're not near an Internet connection, if that's an
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issue for you. So sorry that didn't quite work out, which like you
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wanted. But there is a reason for that, and why why the Wizard
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media engineers who've been doing our ad for about three years, why they do
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have this set up with an Internet connection. We also on the other hand,
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we also have another review on tunes, this one from God of Rhodes,
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who says, loving all these old shows, especially Box thirteen and Johnny
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Doller. The app works well and it's easy to use. The intros are
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nice and informative. Really enjoying this purchase. Thank you well, thanks so
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much. I'm glad you're enjoying the program. And then we have this comment
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from Rosemary. Oh I read that one. There's actually another comment on Facebook,
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this one from Laurie, who says, I'm a new listener to the
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iPhone app. Love it. I have a question about the music at the
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beginning of the program. I would like to have it as a ring hone
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on my phone. Is it available? I did go ahead and email the
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MP three, which is the main thing you'll need. I'll have to see
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if there's a good way for me to make that available folks who would like
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that on their phone. But thanks for the comment and the suggestion. That'll
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do it for today. We return tomorrow with Part three and Part four of
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the Chesapeake fraud matter, and then join us back here next Tuesday for another
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episode of Frank Race in the Meantime Center. Comments to Box thirteen at Great
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Idaho, this is your host, Adam Grahamson and Off