Johnny Dollar.

Monsieur Duller, you will be amazed, you will be thrilled.

Yeah, well, I think I've had all the thrills I need here in Paris.

And who are you?

I, monsieur, am the night clerk here in the hotel.

Oh, well, what's all the excitement about?

Monsieur D'Uleer, I have the telephone call for you and monsieur.

Yeah.

It is wonderful. It is the long distance. It is the transatlantic. A transatlantic call. From the what you call the United States. Wow, believe it for you. But across the ocean. It must be the most important. Yeah, well, put them on and we'll see. Oh, yes, monsieur.'s right george reed here well george all right clerk you can get off the line now what johnny you hear me clerk oh monsieur go on hang up very well miss you

now george you get my cable report on the only jewels yes you did a great job in spite of all the money you threw around. I mean, what you gave that man to Marsac? But listen, I'm glad I caught you before you left. I'm flying on back tonight, see in Hartford and the Mars. No. What? Contact Mr. Maurice Rigo there at our Paris office. Oh, what about? Getting those jewels back to America? No, that's all taken care of. But in talking with him a minute ago, I happened to mention that you're there, so he want you to stay around and see if you help locate a Chilini medallion. Chilini, a famous Italian artist? Yes. The medallion was stolen from the galleries of the Lou two or three weeks ago. P Priceless. So it has to be found and returned to them.

Well, I'll do what I can, George.

Good.

Now, contact this man Rego at our office there immediately.

Contact Rego, huh?

That's right.

But why do you say it that way?

Because maybe I won't bother him.

What?

George, maybe I've got a better idea.

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