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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Carboniferous Dolomite Matter (EP0889) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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now it's time to get into today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Doller the
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Carboniferous Dolomite Matter. Now listen to the show where Johnny announces the title to
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make sure that I could pronounce it. I'll warn you the quality, it's
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not great. This Aerophile has been cleaned up quite a bit, but just
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be advised they may have a little a few quirks in the audio. Enjoy
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John lund As, Johnny Dollar, Bill Wesley, Johnny, what do you
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know about oil wills? Oh? I know, I wouldn't mind own anyone.
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Why we ripped the floater policy on drilling ricks for the man ooster Hot
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oil company Sinatra sixty dollars worth of equipment was destroyed last week. I wrote
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to their new test field, there's something wrong with it. We're willing to
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pay off. Okay, why call me? That's a twist, Johnny,
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that ooster Hot doesn't want the money. I best investigator for three weeks.
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Why he didn't say? You know, these oil men probably just rich enough
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to want to satisfy some idle curiosity. Yeah, well, I'm just broken
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up to help them do it. We returned to our program in a moment,
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but first I'd like to talk to you about housekeeping. Recently, a
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woman was interviewing a prospective maid and asked her how she was on white housekeeping.
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Well, I'm sorry, ma'am, said the young lady. I had
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never kept a lighthouse. I admit that's an old joke, but it generally
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gets a laugh. However, housekeeping is no joke. That's a job which
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no one can escape, whether he lives in a house, an igloo,
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of military barracks or a governmental building. Yes, housekeeping is a very important
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job. Even in our government. Someone has to see that the plumbing doesn't
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leap, that electricity, oil and coal aren't wasted, that the garden is
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kept in good shape, that the animals are fed, and that the people
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are a place outdoors in which to enjoy themselves. Actually, all these governmental
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household tasks are the work of the Department of the Interior, which at one
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time was called the Home Department. The biggest job of the department is servation,
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the perfection of the things that make our country a good place in which
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to live. The land, water, oil, coal, forests, minerals,
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fish, and wildlife. These are our natural resources. If it weren't
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for the conservation work of the Interior Department, before too long, all the
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farm and grazing lands would be washed or blown away, and all the wildlife
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would disappear from our fields and forests. Another important job of the Department is
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the development of new natural resources and the caring for our national parks where people
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are free to go sightseeing or set up camp. And during wartime, the
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Secretary of the Interior has a special job, namely making sure that sufficient oil
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and other fuels are available to our armed forces and defense industries. Yes,
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our governmental housekeeper, the Department of the Interior as a most important and vital
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job in maintaining the comfort and welfare of every citizen of the United States.
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Expens accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to Home Office Eastern Indemnity and Insurance
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Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my
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investigation of the carboniferous alamite matter. Expensicount Atom one one thousand and thirteen dollars
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and forty cents air fare and incidentals between Hartford and may Don, Sumatra.
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Expensicont Adom two, one dollar and fifty cents cab fare to the offices of
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the Van uster Haut Oil Company. He roughly timbered check with corrugated tin roof
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and rich oilman to me. Nor did Peter van uster Haut himself. You
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are wondering fire such a strange agreement with your company MiNet dollar question had occurred
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to me, Yes, so I would extend them, not because I am
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a rich man, but because I am a gambler. You're gambling sixty thousand
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dollars against what an Oilwell mine a dollar? And I need your help to
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keep the game honest. And what kind of a game do you want to
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deal me? In my thinking, equipment was in transported by facts to my
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tests where a lot of atchin it was buried beyond recovery by a landslide,
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one which I believe was caused by a deliberate nightfroub blizzer and explosion. The
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game sounds rough, is not the fest thing that has had. Little heads
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have been dropped into the boar willing shafts, sword and then welded so they
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would snap on the pressure. The lift is endless, and you think your
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officions are being deliberately fould up. That is not the slightest stop in my
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mind. Any idea? Why I no no mine a dollar? I what
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about the over authorities? If you talk to them, I have They have
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sent a man to the well to investigate. Well, then why I send
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for me because I suspect the government man is also working again. I see
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he said, you wanted me here for three weeks? Why the time limitation
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my billing permit from the government expires them they do not for you. So
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you're willing to bid sixty thousand dollars and my ability to keep your well going
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for three weeks? Heping you will strike oil in that time? I am
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if you work with me and dollar? Why not if you're a gamble.
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We made arrangements to fly out to the oil well early the next morning,
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and Van Uster Hat dropped me off at the Wheaton Zorg hotel where I checked
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in. I put a call through to the government officers, but the man
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in charge of the van Uster hot Matter and Inspector Padjack, wasn't in.
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I left word that I'd called and hide myself to the hotel restaurant. I
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was having a little trouble with a native menu when I received some unexpected assistance.
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You would book gives me mister dollar, right, I suggest you try
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to samble going. I'd be happy to What is it? The non ingredients
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are life fishing peppers. The unknown now the chef secret and the some total
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of them all is sheer gastronomical ecstasy. Oh, the only thing that the
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tough that recommendation is for you to join me. I would be delighted,
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but not to die, mister gan a minute to talk. By the way,
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I am Padrica Vanastaha, Peter's wife, his daughter. Oh, I
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would have guessed that except for the third thinger left hand of course my wedding.
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Then yes, I am missus John Reynolds. Now, but I wish
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to talk with you as Fredrika van Mustaha. Oh why is that? Because
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I want you to persuade my father to change his mind and accept the insurance
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money. You don't approve of his gamble. There is no gamble, and
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mister Dalla, he's bound to lose everything. There's no oil there. What
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makes you so sure? My husband is an oil engineer. He's got over
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my father's liss is in every possible way, theological survey, agnetometer, seismographic
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exploration, every instance, the results have been negative. And what is your
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father based his opinion on wishes, conscious gambles inster dollar. He is like
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a madman about this thing. All reason, all logic has been posted to
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the wind. Well, then why is somebody trying to sabotage the world.
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There are always accidents dependent on any other railing project. Mister dollars, my
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father's has been brought about, perhaps by the old equipment is using, but
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they are excellent. Nevertheless, there's not one shred of proof of anything else.
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You may got a pretty strong case for yourself, then you will do
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it, I asked, try to persuade him. No, I'm afraid,
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man, But you just said your father's got a stronger case. Yes,
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of course, the fifty thousand dollars your company will say if he relinquishes his
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claim, Well, can you think of a better one? To me?
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A man's life is worth more than she asked in dar Ow, you've lost
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me. My father had a weak heart. If I am right and the
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well proved dry, I'm afraid the shock was kill him. And what if
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he's right? Accidents can happen to more than machinery. A life could still
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be lost like mine. Maybe that's what yours thoughts, he said, Arlan,
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not a very happy one, was it? This? For the record,
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I did take Frederica's advice on one thing. The somball Garain and she
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was right about that. At least it was delicious with the arrangements to leave
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for the oil field at dawn. Well in mind, I hit the sack
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early, hoping to get a good night's sleep, but somebody had different ideas.
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Are you in? There's Dollar? Who's that? He's take the pie?
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Guard me the dollar? Open up? Please? Okay, okay,
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just a minute. I will tell us about it. Like I am sorry
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to disturb your rest this way, mister Dollar. It wasn't necessary, however,
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that I asked you if you question at two in the morning, you
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possess a firearm, mister Dollar, of you should no, I registered when
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I came into the country. I see it. Please, yeah, sure
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there, thank you. Satisfied the magazine is pulled, that the gun is
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clean, I am satisfied of that. Yes, wow, that's something.
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Now the most of you tell me what this is all about. You paid
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a visit to the officers of people don luster Hou earlier this evening with the
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dollar. That's right. You also called my office to inquire, but the
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then uster have oil company in the test well that is being brewed, not
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at Utching. Yeah, how was the caliber of the gun that kills anoster
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had inspected. We believe it to be a thirty eight caliber mister dollar.
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Same is George. But how did you know he was dead? Well,
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out of respect that I was present. That's called an intuition going. It's
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like the project maintained that the screet it's not very informative silence. During our
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ride out to the van Uster had oil company shock. We all bought our
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way through a babbling crowd of curious silookers held back by Indonesian police and move
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inside, you see, mister Donna. Yeah, any idea of when it
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happened? I thought perhaps you could give us that information. How would I
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become number one on your suspect list? It was missus Rainbow but Rick,
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Yeah, when he formed it up dead he said, if you will respond
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that you and the one with well, it's just possible, inspector that she
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didn't mean that literally, but only because Vanos have wanted me down here to
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check in the possible sabotage. I am willing to accept your reasoning for the
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time that might unite. I would like to know if there is anything disturbed,
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anything different from the way you show it. Not ill on many of
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those metal canisters, and the floor. We know about those. They contained
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test borings taken from the Van Usa. How well they were slowly in this
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evening by mister don Minno ran. Yes, he brought him here to the
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offer. That is how he discovered your body must have been pretty important for
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him. The five minutes Stars and I according to Mitch Reynolds, they indicate
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that the way is almost shut and die the whereas Reynolds, now he's really
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his wife. You've broken down completely at the news of her father. Say
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so that will be all dam for now, mister donam I regret you have
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had your long journey to some most food like you sick though those says bodies
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who've had been ulster hout what possession they didn't use. We need to get
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any reason to pursue you. Probably something else not quite as obvious and what
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he said why he was murdered one of the inspective projects. Man drove me
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back to the Wheaton's Ard Hotels or the night clerk put an end to any
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hopes I had for more sleep that night. He had a message for me
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to cut on Reynolds. The minute I got in I put in a call,
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Hell, this is Johnny Donner. Oh, yes much call got your
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home from the while. I'll that depends what how much you want to come
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over here to talk to me about what I'll be here and now with our
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star John Lund, we bring you the second act of yours, truly,
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Johnny Dollar. It took John Reynolds exactly seven minutes five o'clock to get up
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to my hotel room after his phone call. He wasted his little time getting
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directly to the point. I'm pretty sure I know hope you'll want us a
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hot dollar and why I'm gonna take a lot of doing to prove it.
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Why come to me instead of inspective project, I'm not interested in having an
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official Whitewasher murder. Doesn't sound as though you have a very high opinion of
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our friendly inspect Let's just say I don't want to take any chances on possible
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official for you. Well, well you got ever hear of sung got Tabaran?
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No? Did I have? There's a wildcatter like vonuster House. Two
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years ago they tangled over some morely when the courts decided Bonusa Haut's favorite Barbarn's
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Floyd ben Cheap let you get eat? If he meant that he waited a
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long time to make good. He went a job on business about them,
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came back here just about the time. Bonus to have together to suspect someone
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with prime sabotaged as well. That's pretty circumstantial. There's nothing a circumstantial about
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the fact that Tabaran, the oil expert in inspective projects, sent out to
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the well to checking vonus dot. Oh, so that's the reason for your
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official collision. Correct, Yes it is, And there's something circumstantial about the
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slight. The two of them had a couple of days ago, and vanasa
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Hout openly accused Taparon. I told him you were coming out to check out
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on things as interesting. I can compet for you do with what Sabaron's here
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in. Madame blew in from the well late yesterday afternoon. I'd say he
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arrived approximately two hours before vanusa Hout was killed. What do you think now?
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I pay to have a little talker at this point in our program,
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I like to give you something to think about. Probably one of the most
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quoted Americans in our nation's history is Benjamin Franklin. It was Franklin who said,
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early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy,
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and why and never leave till tomorrow, which you can do today. And
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of course the Lord helps them that help themselves. But probably one of his
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most familiar quotations is there are only two things in life of which we may
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be certain, death and taxes. Of course, what fathers most of our
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taxpayers is that death and taxes don't come in that order. But seriously,
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one of the biggest jobs handled by the Secretary of the Treasury is the collection
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of tame, our government's main source of income. The government raises money through
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the Bureau of Internal Revenue, which collect income taxes, excise taxes, amusement
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taxes, and other federal taxes. The Bureau also checks to see that you
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haven't paid too little, and believe it or not, that you haven't paid
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too much. Another way the government raises money is through the Bureau of custom
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which levy taxes on imports which are set here from foreign country. Not although
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the Treasury Department collects the money, it is Congress, the men we send
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to Washington, who actually says who will pay taxes and how much. And
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that's one thing from which none of us can escape to kind of three one
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dollar and sixty five have fair to the residents of Sungat Tabaran with a small
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modern bungal nettled and contently rolling hills at the edge of town. The full
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gone was just starting to light up the eastern sky when I got there.
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You're a Sunger Tabar. My name is Dollar. I'm insurance and that together
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at which one meet, I do business. Well, murder isn't very particular
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about the hours, right I honest, you're up and dressed, mister Tabarah,
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and quite of the early hour you said you had come here to speak
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about murder. Mister Da, I understand that you and van Uster have had
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some pretty violent disagreements in the past. Unfortunate pay that happens to the pool.
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Don't inspector Project know about that? I have no secrets. Does he
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also know that you flew into Madame yesterday afternoon? Idada, you will be
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at each questions point that even if I did for it, he gives the
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knowledge and then he how dead he could not hopefull any place. Well,
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maybe I'm just great and accept that. Thank you. No, you can't
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need to talk to oh look around, hoping perhaps I would make some sit
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unconsciously review some information, which, yeah, it sounds like a reasonable supposition.
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It is redec of her then, and I must disappointed. No unconscious
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salvation. Oh you haven't heard of my opinion. Oh, by the way,
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extend my condolences to Frederica, would you and tell her I'm glad she's
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getting over her bereavements. So well, I do not talk like mister friend.
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You didn't have to. You just forgot to remove her handbags from that
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table. Question of what Federica was doing in sunder Tavern around the bungalow at
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that hour of the morning was an interesting one, but there were a few
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others bothering me even more. Spencer con Adom poor seventy five cents. We
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cary as sanctation aboard a bicycle, rick shots or the deserted officers of Venice
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or have foil company Expecer con Adom five one dollar similar transportation back to my
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hotel. Our visitor was waiting for me and the otherwise empty up one woman
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each other. Oh, hi, but gooding in your mind. I wish
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you could stop be defeating in the pairs. We can no concern of yours,
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but only have the police. Well, I didn't take Jabron long to
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call you after I Let's assume the tabra on one of minement costs me looks
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like Frederica Reynolds feels the same way about it which you are in exchange count
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one, who had its custom. Waves of life are entirely important. It
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would be most easy to important in air from sending the gilt organagy of somebody.
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Well, I I agree with you, except for one thing. It's
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like this, so there's still people. Pepper shower and a similar breakfast occupied
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my time until the town of my DNA walked to the new days. Then
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I walked down the street to the shop I noticed the night before, belonging
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to one hair of the group oil geologist. It took the crew in all
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of thirty seconds to look at the specimens. I'd Telford from banners to help
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the office the night before, rub them between his fingers and come up with
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the pronouncement. Yeah, no question, he hast, bowing staff from the
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banners to house number one. Well have you've seen specimens might pace before?
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But of course I have, young man. Many times they are composed in
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raging density of a carbonate or cast human like nieesian On during the carbon inferus
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era of the Earth. In other words we have here are specimens of carbon
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infrass dolumite. I'll take your worked for that. Just tell me what it
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has to do with oil. But it has every didn't do with young men
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under just such an ox strat as he lie some of the greatest. So
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the chances of the anister had well hitting such a pool should be pretty good.
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I would say it would be virtually impossible for it not to hit or
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from one hundred to five hundred feet in depth a lower strap. Any idea
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why v Annister, how it wasn't informed of it? Nothing be? Why
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is that hast boys had been bought in regularly by Vnals the house son in
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law Manuel Anse, Why should it not be polling? The girl added another
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good question to my list. I called Reynolds to find out there wasn't any
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answer. I got the same with another called the sounder Tabran. But I
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had better luck with the dispatcher's office at the airport. That is right right?
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Another an a fan as the house, Well, I don't what about
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passengers? One passengers? He says, No, mister well Roy, he
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must one more thing. You happen to know what time Reynolds came in last
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night. What there was more than one? Yes, the first time you
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are shortly after thought. I can't look up for your check time point you
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if you wish now that won't be necessary ranting your information is correct? Said,
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what did you wish me to do that? I look, inspector,
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It's about time you stop being coy. You must have some or all of
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this information. And if I have, then you know it adds up to
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one murder and maybe two more. I do not understand Reynolds knew from those
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secret test borings that van uster Hart was gonna hit oil that would achieve motion.
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Though if he could stop the well for three more weeks the drilling permit
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would run out, van uster Hart would be trough and Reynolds could file for
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one of his own and bringing the well himself. Then you are accusing mister
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Renoud of deliberately withholding information from his father in law, of sabotaging his drilling
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operation, and of killing vanoster House. But why should he have done that?
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Oh, somehow the old man must have learned the truth from those test
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borings we found in the office. What do you say is too mister Dodd.
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We shall secure the proof we need in good time. Why did Tabarin
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and frederickaly for the well? The day of her father brought some suspicions to
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Missus Renoud's mind. She went to disgust and miss Tabbath, perhaps there is
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some poop out there is the where and they then get back. Reynolds took
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off for the well ten minutes ago, and spector what happens if there's another
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accident and Frederica and Taburan never get back. A plane will be ready at
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the airport by the time we get there. Plan us to her well with
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approximately one hundred miles northwest of the dam, and we sat down. Both
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the company playing and Tabrons were on the landing strip. Growing rig was motionless,
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surrounded by high mounds of pumped out mud. The entire area looks deserted.
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It is impossible they could not have heard its rise. Wait, wait,
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where is the reading mister and missus Reynold and and Tabor? Other than
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how many places they could be funk house, druction, shack out of house.
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Perhaps we had been tied off, you know, if you possible that.
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Hey, there's Reynolds coming out of the powderhouse. Got a knife,
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cuk an night. What would you be doing? With night to mission and
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we better find out. Reynolds. Oh ye fireworks. Are you're gonna shoot
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the well? Yeah, that's right off from shot. I'll drop the dumb
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where's the rigging crew? Black and Tundle? I get them out of the
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possible blast area. You never can tell about you? What about missus?
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Reynold and tabaong with him? He was gonna get right through this mud.
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Sample of protectives made it so, but sometimes this one's not going to Rynold.
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Put down that night throne. Come over here with your hands up.
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Are you crazy? Dollar? I'm gonna fall that well, mister dollar?
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Why haven't going your girl? You make act for that well? Rnolds and
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I'll shoot. I gotta do something about him, very much, water of
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mine, that gun? Dollar, I'm coming up for the last time.
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Put the night throne down and come over here. Okay, Dolla, I
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can't figure. I don't think I'm quite He's running towards the weir. I'll
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try on Reynolds. Well back in the money, I can come back.
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What are you going? Dona? Got shot? He excluded the night throw?
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Yeah, I get to did it that rain? No you'd want?
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Does heams to nicking murder? I must say I prevented a couple infects.
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The funnels had blown the well with that charge, it would have destroyed the
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rigging and that tool shack unders that's what you've bed had ninety mission reinolds nor
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Taberna anywhere. You better take a look at the door sill of that check
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you don't should. Yeah, that blond head lying inside the air isn't carboniferous
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dolomite. Expense to count, I'm six twenty three dollars and fifteen cents hotels.
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Of the miscellaneous expense a condom seven one thirty two dollars and sixty cents
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air fair and incidentals back to hundred Expence to count total two thousand and seventy
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four dollars and five cents. Remarks. The tri poem didn't seem half as
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long as the walk we made to the tool shack to see if Frederica and
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Tabron were still alive. As it turned out they were. They haven't been
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well. I guess I just wasn't cut out to be a gambling man.
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Yes, honey, Johnny Dollar. Johnny Dollar has come to you through the
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worldwide facilities of the United States Armed Forces, Radio and television service welcome back.
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Well, this has the feel of a recording uh that was broadcasting the
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nineteen fifth later like in the nineteen sixties, because these things survived on a
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transcription. Just because the format of the commercials is seems so different from that
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we've heard on other Yours Truly Johnny Dowler programs, and this one sounds more
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like a repaid. I have to admit when I heard the Police Inspector,
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I immediately thought Sam Sabaya. Now I know, I know that Jane Novello
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was, of course a very versatile actor, played a lot of character roles,
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but when he's playing a foreign high ranking police officer, I just think
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Sam Sabaya. By the way, I shouldn't note that we are getting to
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the end of the John Online of Yours Truly Johnny Dowler. We have a
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grand total of three more episodes in these next three weeks, and then we
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have a gerald more episode, and then at last we will be into the
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Bob Bailey serial era that so many people have been looking forward to. I
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do have some reason to believe that we will, after this run is concluded,
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be able to bring some lost John Lunn episodes as the Bailey run is
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going to take a while. I'll probably do something different with those, but
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we'll be done with the Lund episodes for now in about three more weeks.
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All right. We'll now to listener comments and feedback. Brian, who said
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a donation, says, I want to thank you again for your podcast.
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I got my first iPod at about the same time he started the Dragnet podcast
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many years ago. I became one of your first listeners. I added your
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other podcasts when they became available. It's remarkable that you've kept at it for
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so long, and even remarkable that, as far as I can remember,
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you've never missed a day or even been late uploading an episode. Is my
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pleasure to continue to support your podcast. Please look it up, keep it
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up. I also look forward to the start of your new podcast later this
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year. Happy to help in anyway I can. Well, Thanks so much,
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Brian. We've had a few lights, particularly on the Superman podcast.
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No one seems to notice when those are late, but I'm definitely very focused
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and everything in life not being late, being on time, being as quick
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as possible, which can, in the words of Monk, be a gift
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and a curse. As those who know me will attest, but I definitely
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thank him. Thanks for the mention of the upcoming podcast. I'm going to
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probably really start working on that in earnest in May, and I haven't mentioned
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it much, but if you've got if you have World War two programs,
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we're looking for stuff that's directly going to be relevant to the war, the
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build up of the war. We're going to start in November eleventh. This
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is going to be I think it's going to be a very educational podcast.
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We're going to start in November eleventh and run for about nine months through August
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as we observe, as we observe what's various anniversaries and periods in the war.
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And if you have programs you'd like to suggest, I'd love to hear
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