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check JohnnyDollarAir.com first. Well now it is time for this week's episode of your

truly JohnnyDollar. The original AirDate made the 26th 1953 and the title is the Brisbane

Fraudmanner. John Lund has JohnnyDollar. It is Johnny Pan Teller, a missing person. You

kind of found this office about your big thing, didn't you? That's right. I'm an investigator.

Always. I was sent here by the company that wrote the bonding policy on Brisbane's firm.

We heard he had been reported missing. Oh that's about it. Mr. Brisbane finally complained

with us last night. I do hear about it so fast. One of Brisbane's clients definitely one of

our insurance brokers. He reported it to us. And he leads? Nothing so far. I'm going out to talk

with Mrs. Brisbane in a little while. If you'd like to come along, you're welcome. Fine.

We will return to our program in a moment. But first, I'd like to say a few words about

jamming. And I don't mean mothers preserve. During wartime, it has frequently been the practice

of an enemy country to jam our radio communication. That is, to cut into our broadcasting with

broadcasting of their own so that our radio messages cannot be received with any degree of clarity.

There was a time when our civilian radio broadcasts were jammed too unintentional, though it was.

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