For your listening enjoyment, John Lund as...

Johnny Dollar.

Ralph Whedon again, Johnny.

I'm glad I caught you before you left.

Oh, there's almost two hours before my plane leaves.

What's on your mind?

Another cable came in from Midler just now.

The amount taken in the burglary is roughly $75,000.

That's dollars and not paces?

Dollar. And they mentioned that a clerk has dropped out of sight. Oh, a native?

An American. The name is Blake, Daniel Blake.

Blake. All right.

That's all so far. What's your hotel in Manila? Do you know yet?

Yeah, the hotel Tondo.

Tondo. Good. I'll get word to you there if I'll learn anything you can use. Good luck on the trip.

Hi, fellas. Care to join me in a quick look at the past?

Okay, here it goes.

Back around 1890, Charles Dudley Warner,

who was editor of the Hartford Current,

wrote in an editorial,

everybody talks about the weather,

but nobody does anything about it. Well, maybe no one did at 1890, but someone definitely has since then, our United States weatherman. He's quite a busy

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