The Lonesome Reunion

A corpse that wouldn't stay dead, a pistol with a silencer on it, a fortune and a black sachal. Spell death for the big city boys when they finally got together in Lonesome, Arizona. Population 802.

From the pan of Raymond Tranfer, outstanding author of Crime Fiction comes his most famous character as CBS presents The Adventures of Philip Marlowe. And now with Gerald Moore, starred as Philip Marlowe, we bring you tonight's exciting story, The Lonesome Reunion!

of money I stopped sightseeing and started to think about the work ahead and how easy it sounded that morning in my office. When K. Gordon was something pretty and blonde, but slightly tarnished for 28 it hired me, all in one bread.

Marlow, my brother Joe Gordon is in a room at the Granada Court Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona. In one hand, he no doubt has his usual smelly cigar. In the other, a small suitcase filled with a mess of papers all legal, all proper. You fly there, pick up the suitcase, fly back for that $200 cash. Yes or no?

Yes, on one condition the paper is do I get to see them? If I look I go. Alright, you look. Good I go. Goodbye. That was the way it started an hour after breakfast. Lunch was alone in the airport then it would wait until I'd seen Mr. Joe Gordon.

A man who was willing to pay a lot for a little. I plane dropped out of the sky over Phoenix gently at 3. At 3.15 I was in room 111 of the Granada Hotel and only 36 smelly inches away from the usual cigar.

The man behind it was heavy pale and maybe 40. Like his sister Joe Gordon was overbearing in the hurry. This Marlow is the bag. They use the papers. Stocks, bonds and mortgages. In themselves, worthless to anyone else, they're not negotiable.