From Hollywood, it's time now for...

Johnny Dollar.

George Everson, Mr. Dollar.

Oh, yes, Mr. Everson.

I've been thinking. I could have been wrong last night.

You mean about the newspaper picture of the bar in New Orleans?

Yes, that man in the background of the picture, the way he sits, the way he holds his hands, and his head. It's so like Tom,

James. Yeah, that's what you told me last night. Yes, but this morning, well, you know,

things always look different in the morning. After all, we can't see very much of his face in the

picture. It might be just a wild goose chase. Well, I've been on plenty of them, believe me. thinking too, Mr. Everson. Tom Chase embezzled $120,000 from your firm. New Orleans would be as good a place

for him to hide as any, besides which, his wife told me was very fond of jazz, and there's certainly

plenty of that down there. And you really think it might be a possibility? My plane leaves for New Orleans

in an hour. Tonight, and every weekday night,

in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account,

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.

The Johnny Dollar. From special investigator Johnny Dollar,

location in New Orleans, Louisiana,

to the Home Office Universal Adjustment Bureau, Hartford, Connecticut.

Assignment, the Phantom Chase Matter.

Expense account continued.

Item 5.350 cab fare to the airport.

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