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episode of Casey Crime Photographer. The original air date made the fifth of 1949 and the title is

The Wolverine. The wave that gives that natural look is T-O-N-I-Tony.

Tony. Tony Home Permanent. The wave that gives that natural look brings you crime photographer.

Good evening everyone. This is Bill Cullen reading you for Tony Home Permanent and inviting

you to listen to another adventure of Casey Crime Photographer. Ace cameraman who covers the

crime news of a great city written by Alonzo Dean Cole our adventure for tonight. The Wolverine.

The blue note cafe shortly before one o'clock in the afternoon.

Well I was wondering when you two would show up. Hi Ethel Bird Hikeers. Hello Ethel Bird.

Just coming in from an assignment? Yeah not a pretty one either. Say what kind of assignment were you on?

Read about it in the new edition pal. I was just looking over the new edition. Casey were you

covering the murder of them three gangsters? Bobo Gussick in his two pounds? That's been our job.

The paper said the cops learned their bodies could be found in that beach house through an anonymous

phone call. That's right. You read my story all right? What wasn't in your story Miss Williams.

The real low down. Oh strictly off the record Ethel Bird. Joe Schuster's being very severely

questioned about the triple murder. I've heard a rumor that Schuster was gunned for Bobo Gussick.

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