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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Salt City Matter, Parts Four and Five (EP1069) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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so a lot of folks listening to the show really appreciate it. Now it's
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time to get into today's episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Doller. It's time
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for the Salt City Matter of Part four and Part five from Hollywood. It's
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time now for Johnny ready with your call to San Francisco. Go ahead,
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please hello John, Yeah, I'm in Salt City. I'm surprised they have
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phones there. How does it look located at Jeweli on it I just got
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here. It looks terrible, and I haven't even located a hotel room,
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mister Gumby. If I have any lucky all, I'll be back in San
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Francisco by tonight. Where's that Joliet. I'll serve the subpoena on him if
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he's around. From what I've been able to pick up, there isn't much
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of a law enforcement agency here. You get that subpoena in his hands and
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he'll have to answer to it. He's still in this county even if they
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have to use state police to grab them. Okay, anything I can do
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for your year, Yeah, find out how a town like this ever got
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built? Tonight and every weekday night, Bob Bailey in the transcribed Adventures of
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the Man with the Action Packed Expense Account, America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigator Ours
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Truly Johnny Dollar Expense Account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, Joe Samuel Rubin
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and Associates and Show and Spoker's Majestic Building, Hartford, Connecticut. The following
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is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Salt City matter. It
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all started when Sam Rubin asked me to bodyguard Ed Julian Julian was supposed to
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be in San Francisco when I never saw him there. I saw his wife
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and his lawyer, and the insurance agent who had sold him the policy,
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but no ed Julian. And then a clerk at his apartment told me about
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Salt City. He didn't tell me much else. I found the rest out
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for myself. I checked my bag in a station locker and walked over to
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the Salt City bar and grill. Expense account had him twelve ten cents coffee.
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Just get it on the train. Yeah, a few minutes ago.
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Everybody calls me Connie. Everybody calls me Johnny. That's nice. Never seen
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you around here before? Well, I've never been around here before. Can
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I stay long? I hope not. No fault of yours. I blame
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you. Soon as I get a steak for myself, I'm pulling out to
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all kinds of funny things going on around here now. For instance, last
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week, I love mister Rena. I recognized him from the landry killing that
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he'd stood trial for in Baltimore in nineteen fifty. He still looked like his
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pictures, tall and quiet. I'd always wondered where he disappeared too, after
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his lawyer got him off with a broad jury. My name is Jim Reno.
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I run this restaurant. Everything all right, everything's fine, that's good.
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Good you. You would have some less too. It's time of morning.
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Sure, just the thing, Connie. Why don't you go back in
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the kitchen put some stew on the fire. Well, mister Reno, I
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don't cook, you know that? Learn? Yes, sir, yes,
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sir. You wouldn't be connected with the Salt City Smellerworks, would you,
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mister Reno. I own them with some other friends. Then you might know
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ed Julian. I understand, Yes, yes, I know it. He's
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out there at the Smeller Works, staying in a cottage right by the office.
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I'll call you a taxi if you like. Well, the last taxi
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driver I asked to drive me out there threatened to call a cop this town.
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It's better if I call you know, small town. Sure, finish
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your coffee, mister Donner. What I'll call a cab for you. I
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own the taxi company too. Expense account adam twelve ten more cents more coffee.
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While I waited for the cab to appear. Somehow, I wasn't surprised
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that Jim Reno had been able to read my name in the coffee grounds,
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but by that time I'd learned not to be surprised by anything in Salt City.
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I had him thirteen fifty cents tipped. The cab ride out to the
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smeller works was on, mister Reno. All the chimneys and snacks were dark
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and sullen against a gray storm gathering sky. The only sound was a gasoline
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generator somewhere. Lights were on at intervals across the smoky area. One dim
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light burning in a little yellow cottage just inside the main gate caught my eye.
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No one seemed around to ask questions of me, so I walked in
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ed Julian and another man I didn't recognize were sitting in chairs opposite each other.
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Neither of them moved or flicked an eyelash. They just sat there,
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propped up, staring at each other. I got closer and decided one could
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get surprised and Salt City. They weren't dead. Dead men don't perspire,
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dead men don't have pulses, dead men don't breathe. They were just kind
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of in between the people. Ever walk into a house in Salt City and
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find two men just sitting in a room quietly staring at each other, and
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they had to turn around and walk out. Shine, don don't fall down
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on your hands and knees and fall around the floor. I didn't. Don't
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start to laught yourself about nothing at all. Don't get creepy and perspire,
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and don't throp yourself up against the wall and wait for something to happen.
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Then and I could see somebody standing beside me looking down, and I couldn't
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move my arms and my legs, And that's pretty funny. Somebody else about
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it. Then it came to me. I was doing the laughing. The
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noise was coming out of me. Somebody move down and took my gun out
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of my shoulder holster. He was wearing gloves and dark glasses. And then
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all at once he had a fee, easy dollar, easy, I'll just
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take this, and sure I know all about it. That was all about
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it. Well, what what is this? What's you came to town looking
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for at Julian so you could protect him, maybe service at pena, get
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him in jail. Well, I don't need no protect me. You can
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see that. He don't need no subpoena. He don't need anything. Dolla,
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not now you hear me, You slip me something at the cafe.
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No, don't you worry about that. You see, Dolla, you were
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just out on a regular job for Sam Rubin. But you got in a
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fight in Ed's place in San Francisco, bashed up a couple of his boys.
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He came over to sell City looking for him. He walked in this
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place and Ed was sitting here talking to Chili Winters other fellow's Chilly Winners,
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and nah, you're getting it, Chilly Winters, a big powder from the
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east. Bad boy. Ed didn't want you to protect him, Diddy,
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Dalla, No, no he didn't. He didn't want to take the subpoena.
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No he didn't. So you argued with him, didn't you. Oh,
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you argued with him like you did with a pair of his boys in
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San Francisco. You beat them up. Well, Chili got into the argument
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here, now, didn't he. Chili might have pulled a gun on you.
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He was famous for that. I don't know what your and you had
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to protect yourself. You just pull out your gun and you shot him both
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like this. Oh no, no, well, Dollar, you just shot
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and killed Ed. Julian and Chili went us it's got a job as anyone
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in his town of a saw and I saw it. Yes, I'll have
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to call the police and an upsee reportal show they were drugged before they were
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killed. And how how are you going to explain that we don't believe in
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autops reports and Saw City all our police need is your gun. It won't
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working on a dollar, you know it will. He'll be rained and dieted,
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tried right here in Sault City. It'll be second degree or self defense.
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Maybe. Now, if I'd ha done it, some of the boys
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had done, it would have been all kinds of trouble from San Francisco to
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New York. This is the way it was triggered. This is the way.
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You walk right into it, right smack into pay You crazy fool,
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You can't do anything. Got to a street and tried to drag me up
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with him, and then both of us toppled over into a lamp when I
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had the lamp base in my ear out. In any other place, the
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next move would have been Toronto, the nearest police station. But from what
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I'd heard of the brand of law and order practice in Salt City, that
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wouldn't have been much help to me. Instead, I walked the three miles
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back to town, making my way over the crust of arroyos and cactus lands
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that seemed surrounded. I first stopped a Reno bar and grill, Oh my,
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what happened to you? That's about the longest story in history. Anybody
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around it's you and me. Johnny. My full name's Johnny Dollar. I
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have an insurance investigator. I came here to see it, Julia, and
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I saw him, saw him shot to death. Right now, listen to
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me. I saw him shot to death along with a man named Chili Winters
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about half an hour ago. Jim Reno did the shooting with my gun.
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I better call him. Wait, wait, now, listen to me.
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Remember I came in here from the station. I made a phone call from
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that booth outside there. Yeah. I sat down, had some coffee,
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two cuppies. We talked. I remember you remember putting anything in my coffee?
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Me? What are you talking about? Somebody did, probably Reno when
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he came up. Now, look, you said something about wanting to get
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out of Salt City. Shure, now's your chance. I'll get you out
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of here. You got a car, no, all right? Can you
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buy one for this three fifty. I think so, so do it.
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I'll wait here for you. You better not wait here. My room's across
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the street, second floor. Use the back stairway. I'll be there in
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a half hour. Expense account it him fourteen three hundred and fifty dollars one
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automobile nineteen forty eight finag The waitress returned with it in exactly one half hour.
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In another ten minutes the time it took it to pack two suitcases,
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we were on the road to San Francisco. I had him fifteen eighteen dollars
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and thirty cents gas and oil. It took us seven hours and twenty minutes
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to make it. I had him seventeen fifty dollars. I gave the waitress
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the car and the money, then went back to my hotel, showered,
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shaved, and changed clothes, and made a phone call. Ooh, Johnny
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Dollar, inspector. You'll want it for murder in Salt City. Police all
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over the state of looking for you. Yeah, I thought they might be,
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inspector. I'll be glad to explain all of it, but I need
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some time. Come on, Dollar, explain it and then we'll see if
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you're gonna have any time I listen to me. I was sent a salt
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city to be a patsy reno wanted to get rid of Ed Julian and Chili
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Winner to die. You never them whine, but you've got five minutes to
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get down here and turn yourself in on the lives. You go out on
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an apb I got out of the hotel in about twenty seconds. Caret pick
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me up and I spent it him fifteen three bucks transportation getting to Ray Gumby's
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office at eight Julian's Enterprises. No, Ray Gumpy it him sixteen eight dollars
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more cab fair, this time locating Ray Gumby's home address an apartment over in
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Berkeley. He took a long time to wentz No. I don't know how
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he ever made it with the two holes in his neck. He lurched forward
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in my car. Who did it, mister Gumby? Swift? Do you
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look? You met him? But it's apartment house? Keep by bup an
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oracle? What old bout? Why? Johnny? Why? It was a
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good question. Other Ray Gumby was a dead attorney, and Ed Julian and
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Chilling Winters were dead gunsels. Why everywhere I seem to go. People were
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dying hard, violently, without apparent reason why. I had one idea single
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thing, the feeling, the old feeling. It didn't explain anything. It
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was just there. Johnny Dollar, Johnny, this is Ellie. I've been
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worried to death about you. You might be even more worried when the papers
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come out. I'm wanted for murder. I listen to me. I don't
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have a lot of time to explain it to a policeman. Didn't kill anybody,
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Ellie, But I need help. Where can I meet you? If
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I remember right, there's a coffee shop over looking for you, all over
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town. Yeah, I suppose, so we better not pick any place like
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that. I have a blue Ford convertible of fifty two. You know where
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Fisherman's Wark is? Yeah, go there, watch for me. Expense account
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submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to Samuel Rubin, an Associates insurance Broker's Majestic
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Building, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my
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investigation of the Salt City Matter. Expense account. I am nineteen twenty five
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cents car fair to Fisherman's War standing there in the light rain had occurred to
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me that forty eight hours had gone by since I'd last closed my eyes.
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I might have been reading a little when Eleanor Strawber showed up. Johnny,
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John Johnny, Yeah, Johnny, what have they done to him? Oh?
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Easy, hit easy, Hey, Look, maybe we'd better get out
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of here. Yes, this way all right? Fine? Fine, Johnny?
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What can I do to him? Didn't I tell you on the phone?
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I was wonderful murder? Yes's you going to ask me about that?
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You will tell me if you want to, Johnny. Oh, I'm going
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to tell you all right, And I want you to go to Inspector Dan
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Walsh the Hall of Justice and tell him go on, Well, some of
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it you know, some of it you don't know. I know I'm the
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cause of a lot of it. If I hadn't been so dumb as to
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sell that big policy to add Julian, you had no way of knowing.
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My job was to protect him, get him alive, keep him alive until
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the company could break their responsibility. And I've been trying to do that,
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But I had to find that Julian first. Sure. One of my best
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leads was an attorney named Ray Gumby. He hoped to get Julian into custody
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one way or another jail. That seemed a pretty good way for me to
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protect him. I got a tip from a hotel clerk that Ed was in
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Salt City with Jim Reno and some others. Go on Johnny Well. I
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took the train over to Salt City with a subpoenie to find it. He
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was there all right, but Jim Reno found me. First, he drugged
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my coffee, and when I went out to see Ed at the smell of
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Works, the drug began to work. I saw Ed and Chilly Winters.
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They were drug two. Reno came in a little while later and shot them
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with my gun. I got away from Reno. He was gonna haul me
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down and let the Salt City police charge me with murder. I think he
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owns the Salt City Police force. Two. I managed to get back here
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early this morning. I called the police and tried to explain all this here,
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but they wouldn't listen. I went over to see Ray Gumby. Elly
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Gumby was dying when I got there. He been shot twice. I don't
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know if the police know about him yet or not. Then I called you,
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who shot Gumby. There was those two thugs I'd tangled with over at
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that Junion's apartment. Swifty and Luke only names the reno killed Ed Julian and
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Chili went it. Yeah, anything else. One place the police won't be
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looking for you is my office. There's a nice couch there. You need
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some rest. She drove me over to her office, and ten minutes later
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I was asleep. About seven o'clock, I woke up, and for the
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first time in days, my head was clear, clear enough to think of
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a man with a pencil mark mustache who sold me information about Ed Julian being
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in Salt City. I found him in his rooms. Oh yeah, we
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got business. Well, please, my lapill, you worry about them,
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good and hard. I'm worried about the two men I saw murdered in cold
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blood in Salt City yesterday. I'm worried about the man who died in my
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arms early this morning. Most of all, I'm worried about myself. Please,
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I'll look. When you came to my hotel two days ago, you
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were taking a big chance about telling me where Ed Julian was. But it
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didn't make sense because your kind don't take chances what do you mean? I
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mean somebody paid you to look at me and tell me Julian was in Salt
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City. Oh no, mister Dollar. His wife didn't know he was there,
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the police didn't know he was there. No one but you. Now,
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once again, who paid you to tip me off that Ed Julian was
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in Salt City? Mister Dollar, just a clerk there. It was just
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as I explained. I happened to be working the switchboard and a call came
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in for mister Julian, and I just happened to over here lying I was
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in that Julian's apartment. His calls don't come through your switchboard downstairs. He's
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got a private line. Please, once more, who paid you to tell
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me that Ed Julian was in Salt City? No one paid me. Who
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was it? Told me? Oh? Is it mister Julil himself? What
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mister Julian Before he left town two nights ago, he told mister Smith to
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mister Luke all of us, it's difficult for you. And then he sent
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me a special delivery letter with fifty dollars in it and told me to go
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to you. I tell you he was in Sault City. Okay, Okay,
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relax what I don't want you to make a move. I just want
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you to stay where you are for the next half hour. Clear c expense
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account Adam twenty twenty cents. Phone call to Eleanor Strober. Johnny, are
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you all right? I'm getting better every minute. Did you talk to the
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police. Yes, they want to see you very badly. I'll go to
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see them as soon as I clear up some other business. Don't worry about
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me. Did you tell him about Ray Gumby. Yes, they found his
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body. You have an awful lot of explaining to do. Look, I
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got another pick up for them, not a body, just a hotel clerk.
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He's in his room at four to twelve Turk Street. I think it'd
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be out cold for another ten minutes. I just cocked him. Phone the
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police and tell him to send somebody out to pick him up. He's part
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of my story and he'll tell it and tell him to be sure and pick
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up Swift and Luke for Gumby's killing. Got all that, I think,
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See you later, Johnny. Take careful. It was dark by the time
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I arrived at the Skyline Apartments and took the elevator to the fourth floor.
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The place looked quiet and deserted. It was for the most part, except
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for Lorraine Julian. She looked about the same time, said Johnny Dallar.
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Isn't that your name? Yeah? What are you doing here? Didn't you
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ever expect to see me again? No? You better go. You shouldn't
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be in here. Headwalk in here. It isn't going to walk in Missus
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Julian. What do you mean I drop by to tell you you've been double
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crossed? Where's it? Chilling Winters was gunned in Salt City. Ed Julian
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was shot to death. Tool. I saw it happen, Missus Julian,
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some kind of a trick. It isn't so not Ed. You haven't seen
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the papers that listen to the radio. Then they all have the story by
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now. Yeah, yeah, all of it. Ed told you to keep
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me guessing when I came around looking for him, right, yeah, sure,
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maybe you didn't know, but you were helping Jim Reno put the finger
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on him. I don't believe you. Ed can't be dead. Maybe they
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can. Chili Winter is that it was Chili They wanted out of the way.
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They wanted Chili out of the way. Well, Chili and Ed are
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out of the way now, and Jim Reno's in command. What a fool,
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What a fool I've been. I I'd have done anything for him.
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He has me to catch you, get you to go over to Saul City.
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There's no way to bring him back, but you can help me get
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Jim Reno. Oh, how will you sign a statement? Anything? Get
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some paper? I wrote it while she sat there and helped me fill in
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the details. How had Julian and Jim Reno planned to get rid of Chili
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Winters? How ed Julian took Chili over to Salt City with him. How
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before he left he knew that Ray Gumby had a subpoena out for him,
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and that I, if tipped off, would eventually wind up in Salt City
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and be a patsy for the killing of Chili Winters. Only Jim Reno decided
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he'd be better off if Ed and Chili were both out of the way.
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You think this will do any good? Can we get Reno for killing it
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and a Salt City court? No, but it stands a good chance in
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this town. How about Gumby, Luke and Swift. I know why mister
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Gummy knew all about the enterprises, there had been any kind of investigations,
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so they just put him out of the way. Yeah, nice people,
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that's one trouble. You never usually ask about the people you fall in love
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with. You just go ahead and do it. We better find a noted
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republic. I have to turn myself into the police. A lot of things
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have to be explained to them. I think you better get over the Saul
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City and explain some things there though, mister Reno, Yeah, hello,
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Lorraine, that's tricks. You killed ed. Didn't this insurance man tell you
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that he shot Huh, Well, don't you worry. You got fifty thousand
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dollars coming to you now you want to thank him fifty A lot of money,
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Asy, sugar, I'm labler. Blow your head off. You kill
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dad? Oh, I did it for this fellow. I do kid only
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room for one guy in our business, and that's me. Kind of figured
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you'd be here, Della tough man. Come on you and me. We're
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going back to Saul City. Police said, I want to talk to you.
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I'm still your patsy. Huh, you're still it, brother. They
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want you as bad as everywhere I run things. Don't this thing might go
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off over Raine Yu see no, no, I still I'll call a doctor
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once. Once you said I look like a nice girl. Tell me that
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again. Please tell me yeah a nice girl. Expense account. I am
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twenty one one thousand dollars legal fees to get a lawyer to a explain formally
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what had happened. Adam twenty two one and thirty dollars Roman Board twenty three
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one thirty five plain fair to Hartford and uh Johnny bye, Johnny by a
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lee. Next time I sell an insurance policy, I'm going to ask for
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character recommendations. Then I won't get a nice fellow like you and Johnny,
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will you be back? Well, I'll have to appear his witness against Jim
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Reno when his case comes up. I am twenty four two bucks two drinks
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yep for Eleanor and me. Expense account total three and sixty two dollars remarks
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none, yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Remember there'll be another exciting story of
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yours truly, Johnny Dollar, beginning next Monday night next week. Proof that
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a dog's life sometimes isn't so bad. A case that starts out like a
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lark, just one big joke, but isn't Funny for long join us,
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Won't you Yours Truly Johnny Dollar? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar is starring Bob Bailey,
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is transcribed in Hollywood. Written by John Dawson, It is produced and
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directed by Jack Johnstone. Heard in this week's cast were Barbara Fuller, Gene
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Tatum, Barbara Eyler, Lawrence Dubkin, Dick Ryan, Jack Edwards, Barney
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Phillips, Junius Matthews, and Tony Barrett. Musical supervision by Amerigo Marino.
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Be sure to join us on Monday Night, same time and station. Other
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exciting story of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Roy Rowan speaking Welcome back, Well.
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The scene where Johnny passes out pretty intense and I like how I like
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how he does it, you know, as he's basically just before he set
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up for the killing of Ed Julian. This is an episode that really does
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deviate a bit from the main source material. The main source for this episode
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that sighted is The Man Who Liked Mountains, which we played as our one
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hundred and seventeenth episode, and some of the main details here in terms of
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Big Ad going to this city to dodge a private investigator and the detective being
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set up for the frame, as well as the brutal beatings from the two
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thugs, all of those right out of that Jeff Reagan story. But there
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are a lot of changes in here different. For example, in The Man
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who Liked Mountains, the waitress was gone down Lea, leaving the scene up
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in the city. Here, obviously she lives, so a little less gratuitous
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death. There may also be another program that E. Jack Newman, who
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wrote these under a pseudonym, may be combining in here, because there's probably
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quite a few of his radio programs that we just don't have in circulation.
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All right, listener comments and feedback. Johnny emails it and to say het,
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I've been catching up on Johnny Dollar for the last couple of months and
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finally got to the Bob Bailey Johnny Dollars. I have to say I haven't
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been with I haven't been as thrilled with him as I hope, and I
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think I figured out the reason why Bob Bailey's voice is quite similar to that
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of Sean Hannity's and won't go into the hole details. He's little less than
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positive towards mister Hannity. I've not noticed that the similarity Bailey's accents, it's
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kind of hard for me to place, but Hannity's is much more straight New
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York City. But I've noticed in some ways there you'll hear people talk in
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voices and with accents the type of which you don't actually seem to hear very
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much. And I do wonder why that is in terms of the language.
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And I think that certain accents, the Southern and the New England, for
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example, remain pretty strong. Someone I thought it really sounded like Bob Bailey
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or Wally Meyer. But it's all a matter of perspective. Thanks so much
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for the comment. Then we have just a simple one word review. Love
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all the shows from iTunes. All right, Well, that will finish us
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up for today. We'll be back tomorrow with the line up and then join
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us on Monday for another Yours Truly Johnny Dollar series, and we'll be back
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