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Well now it is time for this week's episode of your truly Johnny Dollar, the original air date April the 14th of 1953, and the title is The Madison Matter.

Wriggly's Pyramid chewing gum, the refreshing delicious treat that gives you chewing enjoyment presents for your listening enjoyment, John Lundaz.

Johnny Dollar.

Do pre-Johnny, down at International.

Oh, Paul, nice to hear your voice again. How are things?

About the same. Johnny, would you like to come over to my office and meet a girl?

She pretty.

Very. Interesting.

Very. It's a matter of fact, she just told me the most interesting thing I've ever heard.

Oh yeah, what's that?

She just told me that she was dead.

I better come over.

The makers of Wriggly's Pyramid chewing gum bring you John Lund and a transcribed inventor of a man with the action-packed expanse account.

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours, Tony.

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