Jealous Partners And Arson

I'm just fine. I don't have to guess what you're here about. Do I know I don't suppose you do well, Mr Parker. All you have to do to renew the fire insurance on your buildings just sign this form. Yeah, straightens. All I have to sign that form if I were going to renew the policies. Oh, now come, Mr Parker. You're

not going to switch to another company, are you? No, I'm not switching to another company. I've just decided not to carry any more fire insurance on my building. Oh, Now I know you're kidding. That building of yours is much too valuable not to be heavily insured.

And the machinery in it, Mr. Parker, you'd lose a fortune if anything ever happened to that. I've had that building in machinery covered for three years and nothing has happened to it so far. Well, perhaps not, but a fire could break out at any time today tomorrow next week.

Just think what a tragedy that would be. Your policy lapses at noon today. You can't be serious about not renewing. I am serious, Mr. Adams. I'm sorry, but that's my decision. Alright, Mr. Parker, it's your decision and it's your building.

But if it burns down any time after 12 o'clock noon today, it's also your loss. And now meet Dick Palmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend.

Blackie, this is a lovely view from your window. But I've stared at it so long it's staring back. How soon can we go out and eat? Just a little while Mary, I have to finish this lot of the shorty.