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You make your travel plans all right, Well, now it's time to
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find out where Johnny Dollar is going. It's time for today's episode, The
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Alvin Summers Matter, Part one in part two from Hollywood, It's time now
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for Bob Bailey as Johnny Deller, Fred Wilkinson Northeastern Fidelity. Johnny oh Hi,
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Fredd got a case for you. Remember the Alvin Summers inbezzlement. Sure
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he took off with seventy five thousand bucks about six months ago. Right,
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we held a bond on him, so we're stuck with it. So this
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morning a guy called from a little town on the west coast of Mexico,
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Santo Thomas. Was a bad connection, but I gather that he had some
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information on summers and wanted somebody to go down there and talk to him.
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I nominated you, and he's expecting me. What's his name? I don't,
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Oh, well, how do I contact him and send it to us?
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Afraid I don't know that either. You mean I'm supposed to go looking
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for somebody whose name I don't even know. How come he so koy?
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I don't think it's a case of being koy Johnny. Before we could get
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very far into the conversation, the connection was broken off at his end.
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Okay, friend, I'm on my way tonight and every weekday Night. Bob
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Bailey and the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expense account America's
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fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Yours Truly, Johnny Deller. Expense accounts submitted by
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special Investigator Johnny Doller to the home office Northeastern Fidelity In Bonding Hartford, Connecticut.
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The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Alvin Summers
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matter. I'dem one two hundred and twenty dollars plane, train and boat fair
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to Senta Thomas, Mexico. For a town trying to be a resort,
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Santa Thomas shouldn't be so hard to get to. The last lap was by
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far the worst, a creaky twice a week boat Fromuzzartland. And it may
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be wrong, but it looked to me like the only outfit interested in making
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a resort out of Santa Thomas was the big new hotel up on a cliff
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overlooking the sea, the Plia del Mar. The rest of the town just
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didn't seem to care. It was a sleepy fishing village, a dilapidated pier,
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a long curving beach with the jungle crowding in on it, and a
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miscellaneous assortment of adobe shacks huddled here and there, sort of digging their feet
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into the ground. Even at the distance, the Plio del Mar looked too
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rich for my purpose, so I checked into the other hotel. There was
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an old two story job in town that I found after carefully detouring around a
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belligerent rooster scratching up a meal on the street outside. Once inside, I
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couldn't help feeling that the rooster was better off. It was small, dingy,
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and high. I signed the beat of b Ledger that pants for a
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register, and a little character wearing a ragged shirt with no collar, a
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big grin and a baseball cap swooped down on me and grab my suitcase right
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on this this. Okay, are you the star of the Santa Thomas nine
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or something? Okay? The baseball cap? Oh? Is it first class
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hotelier? I got to wear a uniform? Oh sure, silly of me?
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Which way follow me? Senor? You come here to fish? Not
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exactly. My cousin has a very good boat to hire a cheap sorry.
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Oh well, if you're here on just a vacation, I'll be glad to
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show you the scenic sets for a very small fee. Hey luck, promoter,
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Before you start making a career out of me, how about showing me
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my room? Hid is a very nice room now? Oh sure, look,
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can we get a little air in here? Oh see, I don't
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on the overhead fan, it's better No, No, there's a balcony out
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here, Oh see? With a beautiful view of the ocean. Beautiful.
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The only thing I can see is the wall of that building across the alley.
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But if you climb up on the railing and stand in the cooner and
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look over the roof of the building there in the distance, you see the
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phone. Look, Benito, senor Benito, I gathered in an addition to
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a few other assorted enterprises. You're the bellboy in this establishment. I do
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everything. I must really be a strain. Oh see, I'm always a
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straining butt in Senna tomus long see Senior, too long? Have you heard
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my name mentioned around town lately? Anybody asking for me? No? Sen
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holy refer oh the balcony nothing, only the fun. Well when the fun
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he's on the door, it blows shot. You're jumpy, send yours see
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you're jump be Yeah, well I'm in a good business for it. But
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you know, tell me, did you ever hear the name Summers? Sommers?
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Sen You're in Santa Thomas is always Sommers, Okay, I mean a
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man named Summers, Alvin Summers. Here's this picture to take a look,
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never seen before. Sen You're in this heat is strained to use the memory.
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Yeah, while do you think this might make you forget the heat,
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Yes, Sammy senor dollar, it might help here. Five dollars American grass,
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Yes, now how about it, sisten, you're I have seen this
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man here in Santa Thomas, I think, so where? How long ago?
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I don't remember, but I'll try to find out for you. Okay,
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Benito, that bill I gave you, I've got a few more just
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like it. If you can locate the guy in this picture, Alvin Summers,
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or if you can find anybody who's asking about me, Senior, so
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that kind of money, I'll not only find him, I'll bring him to
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you in a silver planter idem too, on EXPENSI account five dollars American to
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Benito the bellboy flying blind. The way I was in this deal, I
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figured I needed all the help I could get, and who knows, Benito
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just might turn something. After he left, I stretched out on the rickety
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bed and tried to figure out a plan of operations. I had to make
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myself conspicuous if I wanted the man who'd call the home office to contact me.
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On the other hand, if Alvin Summers himself was in the vicinity,
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I'd have to be pretty inconspicuous to stand a chance of getting anywhere near him.
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Trying to do both at the same time might not be exactly easy.
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Yeah, dollar, well, yeah, who are you? Carson's then,
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Amy, Kay Carson, And I'm sure glad I found you. Frim Hey,
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you the guy who telephone I wanted to see me? I sure,
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I am well. My luck seems to be holding up pretty well. Not
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too well, I hope, yes, sir. As soon as I saw
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you check in, I phoned a desk clerk to ask who you were,
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I says to him. He looks like an American to me, See,
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I'm a widow desk clerk. I thought you meant that long distance call.
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Well, the reason I hope your luck's not too good? Friend, I'm
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sure hoping to get you into a little cribbage game. Cribbage you're played,
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don't you No, I'm strictly the chin rummy. Well I could teach your
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friend, wouldn't take a jiffy. Sorry, I thought you were somebody else.
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I sure wish I could get you in a little game. Friend gets
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mighty lonesom making a rounds these small towns. Are you in business here?
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I'm a traveling man regional sales manager for hole tight Zippers Zippers down here.
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Sure thing all a matter of education, because I often say business is where
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you find it. Why half the world is just waiting to be zipped up?
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Great thought, ain't it terrifying? Look, mister Carson, if you'll
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excuse about that cribbage game, friends, Sorry, as I told you,
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I'll bet if you just harned to play the game, you'd find out it
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was a whel have a lot of fun, all waits? Well, and
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why don't we have us a good talk about business if you don't mind.
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I've got a few things to do around here, so sure, sure I
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know to tell you the truth, I guess I'm just plain lonely. Day
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times aren't so bad when I'm out on the road, but nights I don't
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seem to be able to find anyone to talk to. Not a sure yeah,
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well, maybe we can have a drink sometimes, say I sure like
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that, then maybe we get up a little game later. Well, I
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ask your d K. Carson, the cribbage king, politely but firmly out
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of the door. I'd figured him for the man who wanted to talk about
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Alvin Summers, But all he apparently had on his mind was cribbage and zippers.
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I ambled on downstairs into the canteena next door. I cut my way
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through the smoke to the bar and looked around a few tired looking characters at
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the tables, and over in one corner a little fellow bent over a guitar,
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eyes closed, the world all his own. Then I saw the girl
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three stools down the bar from me, but when I looked up again after
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a drink, she was only one stool away. Hi, welcome to sound
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it to us. Thanks? Really, something, isn't he that guitar player?
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I saw you watching him? You know, those guys give me the
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creeps. They start playing, and all of a sudden they're gone, real
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far away. I don't think he even knows there's anybody else in here.
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Lucky man, huh, Yeah, it's funny, cheap rundown bar like this.
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Nobody listening to him except us, and he's playing like he's on a
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clob. Yeah. There's a Flamenco singer like that up the hotel at night,
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out on the terrace. When she starts those wailing songs of hers,
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she gives me the creeps too. I'll put the hotel. Apply do Yeah,
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he must be down here to see how the other half lives? Do
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you mean to see if anybody lives in this town? I sure picked me
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a great spot for a vacation. Pretty dull, U real, at least
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it has been. Oh, say, do you know that guy over there,
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the American at the corner table. Yeah, the muscle man. Nice
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year, don't you certain? Of course I am. Why he's been staring
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at us. Never saw him before, of course I've never been in here
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before. Maybe he's the bouncer. He sure looks like he could qualify him.
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Wow, look he's leaving. Yeah, I guess we made himself conscious.
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I guess i'd better leave too. We're too Gloria, Johnny, Johnny.
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I think I'll go back up to the hotel and change. Then what
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I didn't know? There's a moon tonight. Got a date mem when on
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the terrace. Half an hour she left, and I sat there a drink
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or two, thinking her over and wondering what her angle was. I was
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pretty sure she was interested in me for more than my manly charms, and
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it occurred to me that it might not be too unpleasant finding out what was
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on her mind. Especially if it could help me locate an embezzler named Alvin
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Summers. I went up to my room to change. When I got there,
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I found I had company. Close the door. Wow, my friend
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from the bar downstairs. I said, close the door. Okay, by
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the gun around, pace the wall, Okay, hands against the wall.
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Hey, look, what if you're looking for my gun? It's under my
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left arm, thanks to her. So what's this all about? That's just
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what you're gonna tell me. What's your name? Johnny Dollar? I'll be
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cross my heart. We'll try again. What's your name? I told you
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Johnny Dollar? You can think of a better one than that. Why is
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upbuster? It sounds so funny, it's got to be legitimate. I'm speaking
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your names. What's yours? I'm asking the questions your answering. Okay,
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we'll play it's your way. What are you doing down here? Dollar?
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Look, I make a deal with you. You tell me why you want
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to know, and maybe I'll be play games with me. Dollar next time
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you get more than the barrel of a gun. Hey, look, I
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don't know what this is all about. Okay, we'll cut out the question
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and answer routine. I know why you're here. Oh, so forget it.
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Dollar dropped the whole thing and beat it. Maybe I like it around
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here that you won't like it around here anymore. Dollar, you'll learn to
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hate it. You are not gun butt up a pretty convincing argument. I'll
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give it you once more, Dollar, slow, uneasy, so you can
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get it this time, going away, don't ever come back. If you
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don't go now, you will ever go. Johnny Deller, where have you
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been? Johnny? I thought we had a date. Oh, Gloria,
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I'm sorry, baby, I've already had a date. What Remember the big
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grilla at the corner table downstairs in the cantina, the one who kept staring
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at it? Sure? What about him? He was waiting for me in
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my room just now. He didn't like the way I parted my hair,
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I guess, so he changed it with a gun barrel. Johnny, are
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you all right? Aside from my lump? Are too sure? It sounds
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to me like you need a little nursing, Johnny, I always do.
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It's beautiful out on the terrace tonight. Santo Tomas, Mexico. Expense accounts
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submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Doller to the Home Office Northeastern fidelity in bonding,
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Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an account of additional expenses during my investigation
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of the Alvin Summers and bezzlment case IDEM four three dollars American to Eduardo Moreno,
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MD, the doctor who addressed the assorted lumps and bruises I'd collected from
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the strong arm, who seemed quite convinced that I should leave town for a
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moment. I'd figured he could be the man who was to contact me with
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information as to the whereabouts of Alvin Summers the Inbstor. But as it turned
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out, all he wanted to say to me was goodbye, and he said
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it very convincingly. But Gloria was waiting for me. She definitely seemed to
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want to get better acquainted, and although I didn't know what her angle was,
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I figured it might be fun finding out. I left the joint where
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I was staying and went up to the Plia del Mar, the big expensive
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hotel we're looking to see. There was a terrace with some tables and a
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Flamenco singer wailing at the moon. Gloria was at one of the tables.
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Hi, Johnny, what the world happened to you? When I talked to
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you over the phone. I'm sorry. I'm late, Gloria. You can
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see by my face I ran into kind of a rough detoy you all right
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now, Johnny? You said it was that man who kept staring at us
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in the bar where we met. That's the one real charming fellow Muscles too.
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What happened? I went to my room to change before coming up here.
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He was waiting for me, worked me over. The general idea was
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I should leave Santa Thomas in a hurry. But why I don't know yet,
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But somewhere along the line, I'm going to make it a point to
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find out. Cigarette. Well, it looks like things are picking up a
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little. How so. I told you i'd found this place pretty dull so
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far, But now are you getting beat up and totally get out of town?
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It's beginning to sound a little more interesting. Well, I could do
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with more dullness than a few less bruces. Believe me, you must be
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down here on a lot more than just a vacation, Johnny. Well,
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I don't know a lot of people apparently come down here to this town just
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for a vacation. That's why you told me you came here, Remember,
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there's only one difference. What's that I really am on a vacation, and
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I don't think you are all You're not the Santa Tomas time why Mexico City
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maybe have Anna maybe, but not Santa Toms. No. I think you
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came down here to meet somebody or to find somebody. Okay, I suppose
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I did. Who would I be looking for If you don't know, how
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would I looking for you? Maybe? Now that's the nicest thing that's been
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said to me all day. If you are, it's too bad I didn't
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know it sooner. Why it would have made this town a little more bearable
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waiting. Or maybe you've been looking for me. Let's not be blunt here.
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I thought I was being so subtle. You have been looking for me?
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I must admit I've been looking for someone who's alive in this town.
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Of course, what I should say is that I've always been looking for you
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there. Okay, Okay, I guess that leaves me right where I started
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from. M Skip it. So we're just two happy people on a vacation.
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Yeah, okay, Jenny, Okay, Hey, that music that's the
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Flamenco singer you were telling me about sounds pretty weird, doesn't she? I
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like it? You know, something sounds even weirder from down below on the
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beach. Oh like to see for yourself? Yeah, yeah, I think
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I'd like to give me a minute. It's a matter speaking of people staring
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at you. That guy again, where is he? No, it's a
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little man this time over at the end of the terrace. See. Oh,
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that's Benito, the bellboy at my hotel. Excuse me, a man,
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be right back, sure, Senior. A dollar. Ah, but
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I know the DESCRUC told me you'd come up here. That's on your mind.
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You told me you'd pay me money if I could get some information for
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you. That's right. I want to know if anybody's been trying to contact
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me, you turn up anything not about that's in your but the picture you
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shoot, the one of album Summers. See, I told you I thought
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i'd seen him here in Santo Thomas. Now I'm sure of a good boy
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tonight. I talked to a friend of mine. I describe your Summers to
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him. He told me he used to work for him as a houseboy.
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God, did he tell you where Summers? Says? Now? No,
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he could not tell me. That couldn't or wouldn't. I do not know,
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senior, But he tell me where the house is that summers little you
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could not find it in yours in from the beach in the jungle, a
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little way. I would have to take you there. All right, let's
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go. No, No, I'm supposed to be a douty bag at the
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hotel. I must get down once before the hotel club finds out. I'm
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gone. When do you get after me? And midnight I'll come to your
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room then and take you to see your summer's house. Okay, midnight,
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good boy, but you know a real good boy, senor? Oh yeah,
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yeah, essing your But you should not have come here now. Look,
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I've already had one guy tell me to leave town, and I don't
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you start. No, I mean you should not have come here to play
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a little mar Oh why not? Because after you pay your check herescause you'll
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not have any more money left to pay me with. Well, don't worry
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about it, but you know I'll bully it through somehow. See you later,
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see sing your wow hello dollar? Oh no Carson, e K Carson.
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Remember the zipper salesman that brings you up here? Oh the same thing
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as you friend out doing a little stuff. And I thought you told me
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down at the hotel that you figured half the world was just waiting to be
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zipped up. How can you afford to take the time off all work and
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no play? Friend? Haven't you heard? Yeah? Well I have a
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date, see you later, Carson. I'm still waiting to get you into
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a cribbage game. Friend. Good, that's just what you do. You
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mean play cribbage? No, I mean keep waiting. When I got back
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to the table, Glory was gone. I looked around, no sign of
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her. This I didn't get and I didn't like. Why would she pull
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a disappearing act on me? Now? And Nice spotted her just off the
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terrace, on the path that led to the cabanas on the beach. I
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went over. She was carrying a scarf and wearing a one piece bathing suit.
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The scarf looked bigger. Hi wow, I thought, as long as
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we were going down to the beach, we might as well go for a
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swim. Why not be right with you? Idem five on expense account,
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seven dollars for one pair of swimming trunks, five for the trunks, and
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two bucks to get The hotel shop brought a bed to sell him to me.
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After all, I figured I ought to stay close to Gloria. That's
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the way she seemed to want it, and I wanted to know why.
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She could have some information on the whereabouts of Alvin Summers. I could use
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woa she might. Oh that was fun. Yeah. Come on, there's
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a place over against the rocks at coat of the cliff. Okay, what
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are we doing now? Build a fire and rose Marshallows. I'm sorry I
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didn't bring any Mr Shallows. Oh it's just as well. I'm strictly the
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hot dog and beer type. Anyway, here we are. This is my
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place, Johney. I come down here almost every night. It's nice.
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I told you there was a moon tonight. Yeah. The Flamenco singer music
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comes right down the rocks to us, doesn't she ever get tired? And
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seemed to What's she singing about? Do you know? Uh? Huh.
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It's about a man in jail and little town. The sweetheart tosses a rose
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to him through the bars, drives him crazy. There are on any walls
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around you, Johnny. The only trouble is I don't have a rose.
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Well, who needs a rose? Johnny? Ar Sorry? Look I you
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were saying you know something. I forgot what it was. Let's keep it
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that way. So who's thinking? What is it? They're in the moonlight,
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coming along the beach. Two men. Take a good look at the
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one in front, Johnny, I want to work me over in my hotel
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room tonight. It looks like you brought along a stooge with a machette.
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They're looking for you. Look, get around behind the rock head and back
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up the path of the hotel. Why, I'm just going, please,
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Johnny, please don't go out there. I stay out of sight. They
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can't see us here in the shad. Worry as sooner or later, I
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got a little matter to settle with that big gabe, and might as well
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be soon. No, please, I don't want you to get hurt again,
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Johnny. I'm not going to leave you. Okay, Okay, come
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on, let's shift around on the other side of this rock and be quiet.
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Can you see you? Keep your head down, you guys? What
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am I sather up the beach? I watched some one that was close too
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close? Yeah, Johnny, are you in some kind of trouble? Not
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yet? You seem pretty concerned about me. I am. You're sure that
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was why you didn't want me to tangle with him. Of course you don't
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know the guy, huh. I told you I didn't. Why. Oh,
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I was just wondering if maybe he was a friend of yours and didn't
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want me moving in on him. Johnny, You're you're talking crazy. I've
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never seen him in my life before today in the bar of your hotel.
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I told you I didn't want you to get hurt again. I mean it.
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I'm maybe this will prove it. That's a pretty strong argument. Look,
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Gloria, I hate to believe me, but I've got to leave what
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must be almost midnight, so there's something I gotta take care of. Oh
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fine, I'm sorry. Pretty strange vacation you're on, Johnny, Yeah,
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song. My timing was terrible, but I had to meet Bennito, the
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bell boy, in my hotel room at midnight to find out more about Alvin
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Summer's whereabouts. I walked Gloria back up to a hotel and head it for
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mine. It was a couple of minutes after twelve when I got there.
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I walked into my room and started to reach for the light switch, and
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I froze. The moonlight was streaming in through the luberd door to the balcony,
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and I could see a silhouette against it. Somebody was out on that
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balcony crouching against the door. Slowly, carefully, I eased over to it,
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then suddenly jerked it open bondo, and I knew I wasn't going to
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get any more information about Alvin Summers out of him. After all, you
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can't do much talking when your throatsmen cut. There'll be another exciting episode in
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our story of the Alvin Summers matter tomorrow. Tomorrow. Well, there are
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some people you just wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley, but sometimes
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it can't be helped. Jonas, won't you Yours Julie Johnny? Yours Truly
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Johnny Duller starring Bob Bailey is transcribed in Hollywood, written by Robert Wryth,
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It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow
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night at same time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly Johnny
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Duller. Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. Well, what a note to end
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on in part two. I'm sure everybody will be back on Wednesday to listen
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to part three and find out what will happen. We do turn nowt a
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listener comments and feedback, and have an email from Mark who writes in Hi,
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Adam, please run all the parts of a Johnny Doller series consecutively.
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Would rather hear the story all at once and broken up by Sherlock Holmes or
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policewomen. I would put the pieces together in a playlist, but Apple has
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messed that up on iTunes and we can't do that anymore. No wonder their
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stock has dropped twenty four percent. Well, thanks for the comment. Can't
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explain kind of what he was doing in terms of saving the episodes and playing
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them on consecutive days, and that's probably the best that listeners can do.
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There's also is a Johnny Dollar feed in the iTunes store for the show,
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and you know you can subscribe to that, so you can just have directly
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yours truly Johnny Dollar that way without anything breaking it up. The thing about
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running say all three consecutive days. While you know I think Johnny Dowler is
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generally popular, not everyone is necessarily a fan, and so probably having three
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straight days of Johnny Dowler shows would probably not be the best way. But
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I do appreciate your suggestion and hope you will continue to listen and be back
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with us on Wednesday, Yours truly. Johnny Doller continues with Part three of
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the Alvin Summers Matter, and tomorrow we'll be bringing you the adventures of Frank
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Rice. And let meanwhile send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot
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This is your host, Adam Grahamson and off