For your listening enjoyment, John Lund as...

Johnny Dollar.

Donald Maynard, Johnny.

Oh, hello, Mr. Maynard.

I haven't talked to you in a long time.

Want to go to work?

Sure.

What is it?

We insurer of Miss Isabel James, Tulsa, Oklahoma.

She's been killed.

Oh.

Murdered.

Lod you to leave as soon as you can, Johnny.

Won't take me long.

She is your office in an hour, and you can fill me in under the details.

We'll return to our program in just a few moments.

But first, someone once said, necessity

is mother of invention. In other words, every inventor feels that there is a definite need

for whatever he invents. It may be as large as a battleship or small as a pin. But someone, somewhere, will find a use for it.

And just to make sure that no one tries to cash in on his invention, every inventor

carefully takes out a patent or copyright on whatever it is that he is invented.

Where does he go to get his patents or copyright?

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