From Hollywood, it's time now for Edmund O'Brien as...

Johnny Dollars.

I got $500 here for you.

And all I have to do is get the mystery voice.

Uh, is the Georgia Caesar.

This is Western Union, and there's a message with it.

Building irregularities suspected Manhattan, Nebraska.

Proceed there immediately. Stay Cheyenne Hotel will advise. Regards, Paul McGraw, Chief Investigator, Great Chesapeake Fidelity and Insurance Guarantee.

Okay, thanks. Sounds like you're in for some real fun, Mr. Dollar. I am? During the war, I was stationed near Manhattan, Nebraska.

Good town?

Good town.

It made a Texas Army camp look like the promised land.

Edmund O'Brien, in another transcribed adventure of the man with the action-packed expense

account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours truly Johnny Dollar.

Expense accounts, submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar 2,

Mr. Paul McGraw, Chief Investigator, Great Chesapeake Fidelity and Insurance Guarantee, Hartford, Connecticut.

The following is an account of expenditures incur during investigation conducted on behalf of your company, or the story of the big red schoolhouse.

Expense account. Item, transportation, $134 plane fare, New York to Omaha. Item, transportation, $3.95

bus fare, Omaha to Manhattan, Nebraska, which a fellow passenger told me was a quiet, sleepy little town.

But which seemed to be celebrating Rip Van Winkle Day as I stepped off the bus.

Nobody was walking and everybody was running.

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