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Let George Do It: Come to the Casbah (EP0828) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Let George Do It, and we're returning with our original order. This one
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is from May the fifth, nineteen fifty two, and the title is come
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to the casbar, personal notice changes my stock and trade. If the job's
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too tough for you to handle, You've got a job for me, George
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George Valentine. Oh, there's nothing like terriss, George, you kind of
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like it. I love it, you know, our dream just sitting in
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a little cafe like this, it's like they do in the movie. Well,
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that's too badly, I have to go home tomorrow, back to the
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old routine. You. It's so peaceful here that I never lived. Look,
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if you'd look where you are going. Don't make a scene, George.
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The man said he was sorry. Sorry, I hope so I'll spelling
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our drinks. He dropped something on the table. It's a card with something
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written on it. It's a stupid way to everything. It's your Valentine.
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I am taking this way of approaching you because I do not want to do
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so openly. If you are interested in an assignment renownerative for dangerous, please
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follow me. I will be waiting across the street. We're kind of waiting,
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George. Yes, so I see it right, I'm on a job.
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It might mean we could stay longer in Paris, and I'm going to
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follow in George, or I'll follow him, all right, there's only a
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punch him in the nose. Come on the building, all right, I'm
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down this hall. Yeah, this way, let me look into this.
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If you think I'm going to let you go in there these books and sorry
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that I had to reach you this way, please quickly kind of a strange
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way to try to engage your man's services, if that's your idea. Again,
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my apologies to sit down, won't you. Okay? I have made
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inquiry for Dutch mister valentinin and these books, and I think you adjusted people.
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I am well at all depends I don't know who you are. Again,
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meet up, I am pr carrol Age and distorted here are made.
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Ah, yeah, I suppose it's okay. You will do not speak frank
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at all. This books here is a better Skarlar than I am. That's
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all right to me. I picked up a little friendship for us in the
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invasion of Africa and the drive food France during the last war. Ah,
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you know I was there. My government has made a thorough check of your
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record. I think this is a complete dossier that's quite full. Starts off
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with a lot of things I've forgotten. Never mind, okay, I still
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advent you've covered my career quite early. You will forgive the necessity. I
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am sure this matter is something in which my department cannot appear officially, but
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it is nevertheless very important. Perhaps it's something I wouldn't care about it,
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orhaps it's something I couldn't do. Oh no, no, no. All
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you have to do is to eat a man and get a small package of
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papers from me and return them to me. Sounds a home But I suppose
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there's a catching it somewhere of than. I do not understan tending the catch,
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as you say, but it may not be as easy as. One
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reason we have chosen you is your familiarity with Algiers. Your record shows that
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you were there ideas would you say, ideas? Well, yeah, that
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is right, do not the casba of course? Seven Well, as a
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matter of fact, it was our bounds for us when I was stationed.
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Sorry, all right, all right, doesn't mean I didn't get there anyone
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in Algiers who didn't see the cans. But am I supposed to go there
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to pick up this package? Yes, you will go to a place which
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I will tell you are later. You will pick up this package and return
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it to me. And that's all. Not quite all that the man you
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will meet there will have to be sure that you other one expects. I
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suppose I'll have the proper identification. That is very difficulty. Lines you will
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not identify yourself George Valon inpact as Frank Bennam an English science. Please,
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I'm afraid that's not too easy. I don't know a molecules. Maybe we've
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got to call the whole thing off, or at least tell me what's black
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of all is? Why why can't this fellow Bannam go himself? Cannot go
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in the coast? It is impossible. And do you get this prost's to
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meet insticular? We'll try and get hold of something in the fall, speaking
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very cisely, but after all my country is friendly with England. Expect a
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little more dytain. In one month, fed Dack took certain plants from the
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briefcase we were supposed to deliver to the American embassament. So far we have
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not reported the dead, but we have located feddak in Algeo. I see
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you want to get those plans back Bend and planned to meet feddak in algy
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received the plans and then take them somewhere behind the iron cuttain. Denn an
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Englishman, had a great miss Brooks that there are a number of English scientists
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just as there are French American scientists who believe, sincerely, perhaps that's the
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best way to keep the world from war is to secure every plan of secret
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ways for the Eastern Channel. Yeah, so I've heard. As I said,
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my country cannot act officially, not cannot. But if you consecure these
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plans so the time I return them to the American Embassy will save us needless
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explanation and much embarrassed you understand, Yeah? Sure, right, so then
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you will take the assignment to the guys. No, no, no,
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I introduced the right there, Oh, contram should Professor Bendom was traveling with
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his assistant, a Miss Moncrieft. Now where did you find a lesson?
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Suppose Professor Bennam as Moncrift got their first. That would be impossible, Miss
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Brooks the Professor's date and the Moron Creek piece in jet. You're very thorough
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the official to be. I suppose this Fade Dark doesn't admit I'm the professor?
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Will I have been in his identity card? And of course fade Doc
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will ask you such a question. I hope you'll give me the answers.
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Now, how about your plans? You would take the plane from the bullshit?
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You think I'm going to see the cars bart last Yeah, well you're
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going to be very disappointed. Angel I'll tell you that right now, most
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of the streets are all up and downstairs. They're narrow and dirty and smelly.
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Dramatic. A man doesn't keep his hands in his own pockets, he's
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not able to find someone else's hands there. Let me see if I have
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this code business right. I go to the shopping the casbon. Two short
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knocks, one long. I ask every money souvenirs. He replies, what
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kind of souvenes is? I say, paintings of the CASBA. And if
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he asked me and I say, the color scheme of my room is red.
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And if he replies, I'll ah bless you. I handed my identification
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card and get the package. Sounds simple, almost two simple. George Gorton,
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who seemed to be known everything, famous, but I don't forget what
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this is. Imagine saying you here, George, I beg your pardon.
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Oh come on, George, shouldn't say you've forgotten me after all the time
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we spent together. Bill Turner, Well yeah, yeah, Bill Turner,
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coming back to live over your old experiences. Well no, no, not
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exactly, Honey Moore. And I suppose this is Claire Brooks, my assistant
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Bill Turner. Did you know George and I were together in the late and
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pleasant. So I guess I thought you were on your honeybone. Not yet.
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Oh you you mean you're on an assignment. I've seen those ads of
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yours. But job's too tough for you to handle. You've got a job
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for me. That's the way he was in the Army of Miss Broggs,
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always shaming the rest of us, my volunteer. Yeah, well, I
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I can't remember what brings you to this part of the world building. Oh,
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I'm just a tourist. Well, just like us. See, how'd
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you have to come to Algiers? Oh? We were in Paris on businesses
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and had a few days off. And what she wanted to see the casbar?
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That's the way with me. Where are you stopping that big hotel on
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the hill you're letting? Oh good good, I'll see you on Maybe we
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can see the casbar together. Yeah, sure thing, give me a ring,
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Yeah, will, I'm very glad to metch Thank you. That's too
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bad. Why he seems like an expella, and he probably is. It's
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going to be hard to avoid when I call him on fada sho. You're
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right, George, because by is smelly. It's even worse than I remember
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it. Come on, I want to get this thing over and get out
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of here. You don't mean I'm not going to have a chance to shop
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now that we're here. Anything you see here, Angel, you can buy
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it cheaper at home. Besides, we're here on a job. Remember,
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Yeah, I know, George, but a few minutes can't matter. And
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there's so many things I want to see and women never be here again.
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If I do, we'll have him following us around like flies. Speaking about
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flies, you'd think all that meat hanging out and the fun would be unhealthy.
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I got news for your book. See it is unhealthy. Are the
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people here mcwell enough? Well it's all right for them. We could live
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here. Now. If you're satisfied, I'll take you down the hill and
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get your taxi back to the hotel, and then i'll look up fade one.
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You can't get rid of me like that. Listen, Angel, you
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can't go in there with me? Why not? Professor Benham has an assistant,
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miss me. I know that getting on everything. Look, see,
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please don't try to be calming. I said, you'll have to postpone you
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the souvenir shop. Look who's coming? Oh good lord? Bill Turner.
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Hi, there, don't never get rid of him? Oh? Hi,
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Bill, Hey, how'd you get away so early? It? Stop by
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your hotel? If I'm not, you're gone. We don't believe missing a
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moment. Quite excited, Quite a smell, mister Turner. Do you know
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what all those blue hands are stamped on the meat? No? I can't
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say that I do, but you'll see those blue hands on the houses as
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well as the meat all over. As a matter of fact, they call
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it the hand of fun of mine. It's supposed to bring luck. Oh,
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there are some little ones in the window. Hey, Bill, I
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wonder if you do with your favorite Sure, George, Well, I saw
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something in the shop back at the books she wanted. She didn't think she
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it afford it, and i'd like to get it for as a surprise.
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If you'll keep an eye on her for a minute, I'll go back and
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get it. Well, sure, Joe, I won't be a vnet.
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But George, if you'll wait, it's the right time this happen. Yes,
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good morning. Have you any suns? What kind of souvenirs or paintings
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of the casbon call me miss you? I thank you. The color scheme
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of my room is red. I'll bless you. I will see they don't
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have to be very large. But that's a venom. Guess that's right,
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Joe fad Yes, comrade, thank you had a hard time getting keep No,
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no, I'm quite simple. This con creep and I had a very
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pleasant trip. She's waiting for me at the hotel. I will get you
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what you want. Where are you followed? Would follow me? I tak
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an asus your name. I assure you. The arm of the French shirte
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is long. Here you are, thanks, you know where you are to
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take it? Actually, but the address? Please? Oh, frankly,
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comrade, I wasn't supposed to tell you. Just throw it here and keep
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your hands hill throw it down, I say, oh no, I'm energy.
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You won't get it. Hey, pill Bill, stop him, he's
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getting away. Just stay where you are, George. I wouldn't want to
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shoot you, but I will if you moved in just a moment. Will
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French Surete Police sends you to Algiers on a diplomatic mission to pick up a
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package that has been stolen from a diplomatic griefcase. You are to pose as
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an Englishman Professor Benham and get in touch with a man Fadak. You meet
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Fadak in a hole in the wall and the famous caspar and you almost get
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your hands on the package. When Bill Turner, whom you met in the
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army, appears and demands the package. Fadak escapes. If your name is
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George Valentine, you wonder which side Bill is on when he says so you're
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pretending to the professor Venom no comments. I might have guessed you, and
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this Brooks sensors the description, but I never thought, Bill, what's your
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interest in this thing? If I had an authority over here, I'd have
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you in jail so fast. I never thought you'd turn against your country,
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Not after you're right? Oh what bull blazes you talking about turning against my
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country? You were trying to get those papers that were stolen from the French
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embassy working, so were you? You came here posting as professor. I
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heard you outside the door. I knew someone was going to show up,
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but I didn't think it would be you. I don't know what to say
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you, of all people, will you please stop acting like a fool.
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I'd known you needed money, I'd have been glad to lend. Said it
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was money, wasn't well, Yes, I took the jump for money.
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Shure a course, But what's your excuse here? Look at this m oss
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that explains things. I hate to do this, George, but I got
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to turn you over to the authority. So before you do, let me
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ask you something. You happen to know. A man named Carol says he's
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in the French surattack. That's right, he's the man who sent me.
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I only wanted to get those plans back before our embassy knew they were missing.
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He was afraid his government would get in trouble, so he wanted it
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done secretly. I was to pretend I was Benemlon. I never thought you'd
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fall for that phony. Carol was working for the other side. I represent
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our embassy. Our embassy knows the plans are missing. Naturally, my job
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is to get them back. No thanks to your eagan. This's the stuff
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is gone. We'll get it back. We'll work together. I should have
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known you were okay, obvious suggests we go about it. The authorities know
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about this fellow Fadak. He'd be picked up if he shows his nose and
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Algiers can hiding definitely in the caspot. But meanwhile he may be handing the
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plants to someone else to take on to Egypt. Yeah, I guess you're
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right. You have to search the casbot from top to bottom. But that's
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a needle in the haystacks. Stuff. Better idea, Look, fed,
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I thinks I'm better. If I could let him think I'd gotten rid of
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you, I might try to contact him again. Oh, drop a hint
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here and there and leave word at the shop. Maybe you and I can
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stage a fake fight. I'll get away and get hold of Brooksie. Brooksie.
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What did you do with Brooksie? I looked her out there, looking
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at those little blue hands. What did you fall him? The hands are
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funnym I yeah, I wanted to see where you were going, and said
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you hurry. You mean she's out there in the cosba along he'll be safe.
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Maybe she will and maybe she won't. I'm gonna look for say,
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have you seen anything of an American lady? Look? I was standing right
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here with a lady. Did you see where she went on? I?
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Look, please, there was a lady here with me A few minutes ago.
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Did you see no, non't sign up a bill? Maybe she went
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back to the hotel. I called that she hadn't come in meanwhiles plan.
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I don't think fad. I could give him to anyone who has the identification
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card. Maybe we'll learn something if we stage that fake fight right now.
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Hey, what are you fighting? I havn't time play right. Sorry,
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I have places to go. See you later. Come on, come on,
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hey, hurry up? Operated would you This is important? I want
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to speak to the American Embassy in Paris. No, no, I said,
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the American Embassy in Paris. Yes, a minute, what is it?
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I beg your pardon. But I was looking for a friend of mine,
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Professor Dennem He was coming to the shop. Have you seen you don't
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understand? Professor Bennom is the name. I'm his assistant. It's mon creep.
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I'm looking for souvenirs. What kind of souvenirs? Well? Painting is
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the car? Thank you? I want them for my room at home.
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The color scheme is red. I love bless you. Well, you have
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your identification the professor has card. I'm sorry, young lady. I can't
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do any business with you unless you show me your card. But i'm miss
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Moncreep, professor's assistant. The professor was arrested you, now you better get
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out of here, arrested by who? I don't know. Well, if
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he's been arrested, I'll have to carry on for him. Give me the
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package. How can I know you are a miss moncree Well wait, maybe
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the professor came to see you. He and the other man had a fight.
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The man who came to see your n awake. Thank you our son,
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bless oh, I will keep watching. That means the professor escaped.
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We will wait for you. Okay, yeah, I gotta thank you now.
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That's all I wanted. I don't want to do now, No,
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no, please, don't worry. I don't handle it my way. Just
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sit tight. I'll call you a letter. George, where have you been
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looking for brooks Stave you seen all I have? I thought from this high
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point in the cosmo here I might be able to pick her out and say,
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look, I've been thinking it might be a good idea if I went
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and saw this fellow fade. Give me your dentification card. I'll try my
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one. Give you what your dentification card? Yeah, that's what I thought
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you said I've been doing. Look, I don't want to have to take
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it from you and who else. I don't want to get rough George way,
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I'm gonna go owe you one for that second book out though that's really
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get very strong. If it breaks, fall on someone give me that.
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I know I won't when I told you that's skylight. I won't wait any
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longer me to fade. I don't think the professor's coming back. You are
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not going anywhere, Lady. You can't keep me here if I want to
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go. He waiting until the professor comes. Sit down good, No,
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it's not his knock. I would shut the door. Bill, Well,
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this bro thanks to that boyfriend of yours. He wouldn't listen. He's taking
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care of I mean you and George had a fight. Yeah, it's lucky
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for me. I was on top when we crashed through that skylight. You
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mean George's hurt, whereas I'm a Scot. Say where you are, I'll
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take that package, fade identification. I have a time to go through all
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that. Regamar, Well, here's the identification card, here's mine. Just
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give the stuff to me so I can get out of here before Valentine.
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Comes to Valentine. Valentine is the man who was posing as Professor Nam.
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He's representing the French government. This girl is Miss Brooks, not Miss monk
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No, not Miss Moncrief. Police must have grabbed Miss Moncreeve. So give
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me that package. I don't understand. Just tell George what he comes to
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that. I'm really sorry I had to do this. I liked him a
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lot when I met in Germany in spite of politics. Tell him that.
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Tell him yourself his bloody bent on Vard. Okay, busted. The gendarmes
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care of your car. You're sure you feel all right, George? Oh
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sure, I'm fine now that I was Plansburg. I'll be mighty happy when
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you were able to turn them over to Monsieur Carol. So will I imagine
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Bill Turner turned to tell me Carol was a fon. You know, I
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can't understand Bill Turner, a good looking young Americans, like Carrol said,
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there even some Americans who preferred to play ball with the other side. I
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remember now, Bill was very friendly when we met Uncle Joe's boys in Germany,
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frannizing them. When did you start to suspective no money? He didn't
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know about the Hand of Fatima. I remember them from Germany, but not
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from Algiers. First I thought perhaps he'd been in Algiers with another outfit and
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he didn't know anything about the Hand of Fatima. I was sure he'd never
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been to the casbah. That's one of the first things everyone answered. It's
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funny how little things are the line that was only the beginning. I didn't
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know what these papers were supposed to be taken, but Bill didn't know Egypt.
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When he tried to tell me Carol was a phony. I checked with
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the American embassy by phone. I'm glad when he fell through that skylight.
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Did you landed on something? Some ship someone bed? And it's too bad
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the lady wasn't still there for me to thank you. But when I go
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back to the casbar, I'll look it up. Huh. Now home with
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me to the cosbar. Perhaps I'd consider it on a honeymoon. That was
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one good idea Bill had, and my headaches. I think I'll take him
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by Kenneth Webb. Ted de Corcia was hurt as Carol, Harry Bartell as
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Bill Turner, and Larry Dopkin as FATA. Music was composed and presented by
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Eddie Dunsteader, your announcer John Heaston. Listen again next week, same time,
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same station to Let George Do It. Let George Do It as hurt
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Overseas through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service. This is the
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mutual Don Lee broadcasting system. Welcome back, Well, I love conveniently placed
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mattresses to break falls, truly a old standby for getting heroes out of situations
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that they would normally end up dead in. It is kind of an interesting
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casting choice to have Harry Bartell play a communist spy. I don't know if
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anyone else had made that somewhat interesting casting decision previously or later. I've not
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heard all the episodes of I Was a Communist for an f for the FBI,
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so it's possible they had all sorts of actors playing communist agents on there.
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Well, we don't have one listener comment before we go. This is
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actually an iTunes review from Phil Day, who says Adam has a revolving group
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of old time shows. I love some, skip some, but really appreciate
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the effort Adam puts in. Well, thanks so much, Phil, and
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I hope you enjoy some of the shows we're going to be adding in the
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coming months. We've got a lot coming up every day of the week,
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so I encourage everyone to keep on listening. Well, we'll be back tomorrow
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