The Manletter Bank Caseaka-fifty Hunter Street

Rinso, R-I-N-S-O, so be rich Rinso presents Boston Blikey starring Chester Morris. Hello? Is Mr. Manleather there? Why no, I'm sorry, he's not. This is his secretary, Ms. Rochelle, can I help you? Yes, you can deliver a message for me.

I've been trying to reach him all day. This is John Partridge, President of the Morton National Bank. Mr. Partridge, but, well, Arthur Borden is President of the Morton Bank. Mr. Partridge, but, well, Arthur Borden is president of the Morton Bank, isn't he?

Not since yesterday, he's not. Give this message to Mr. Manleather, please. Tell him that his notes to the bank would you and pay up along Monday of this week, and we must have our money.

But Mr. Partridge, we showed our books to Mr. Borden only last week, and he agreed to extend the notes until our accounts receivable came in. Our business is in fine shape, Mr. Partridge. Our books prove it.

Please tell Mr. Manleather that we'll accept our money in the morning, Mr. Shale. But it's $100,000 we can't possibly raise that money overnight. I'm sorry, that's Mr. Manlather's problem. Goodbye. $100,000. Hello, Jean. Mr. Manlather, the bag just called.

There's a new president in the... And they want to foreclose on my notes. How did you know? I read this letter. I got it to the house this morning. Here, read it. If you want to know how to prevent the bank from foreclosing on your notes, have your friend Boston Blackie visit a house at fifty hundred street at seven o'clock this evening

signed a friend mister manner what does that mean i don't know i can't see any connection between the bank and blackie but i do know i want to ask him to go to hundred street will can we raise a hundred thousand dollars for the notes overnight i don't think so but i'll try