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presents for your listening enjoyment, John Lund as...

Johnny Dollar.

Stanley Mitchell, Dollar.

Oh, how are you, Mr. Mitchell?

I'm fine.

Are you employed?

No, not since last Tuesday.

Then you can take an assignment. Fast as you can give it to me. Go to New York and see you Mr. Allen? I'm fine. Are you employed? No, not since last Tuesday. Then you can take an assignment.

Fast as you can give it to me. Go to New York and see him as Mr. Alan Saxton. He recently returned

from Europe where he purchased a supposedly priceless painting, supplied to our company for insurance on it.

You said supposedly priceless. Is there a doubt? Yeah, big one. Several experts have examined the painting, claim it's a forgery.

Saxon yelled foul all over the place.

He paid $200,000 for the article.

Well, I do a little yelling myself.

A whole group of experts are going to give the painting every test there is,

and if it stands up, we're obliged to insure it.

And if it doesn't, I leave before Sexton comes to a boil, huh?

That's about it. I'll get right on it, Mr. Mitcham.

The makers of Wrigley's spearment chewing gum bring you John Lund in a transcribed adventure

of the man with the action-packed expense account,

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