The Rockwell Diamond

Hey, that's us, Time, better take it. Check.

Transcontinental flight 17 to municipal tower. Flight 17 to municipal tower over. Police instruction passenger, I can find seat 24. Passes your arch, I can find seat 24, wanted by police. Repeat. Over. I'll take it, Time.

Better hop out and check with the storage. Okay. Pilot wireless flight 17. Be right back here. Check the occupancy. on the Cambridge. Yes, Cambridge. Could I see a minute? Be right there. Now, if it's about dinner tonight, you could have waited.

Come on in here, buddy. That's you. Well, thank you. Hey, Joe, what's the score? Police want us to hold a plane at the north end of the runway until the till we take off with one of these passengers.

Which one? Say, who's in C24, Betty? C24. Yeah. Well, let me see my list. Off to the good looking young fella. Oh yeah, Nina John J. Jones. I'm kind of interested in him. Oh, you are, I'll...

Well, that's very nice, but so are the police. And he's not John J. Jones, my deluded damsel. The police know him as Boston Blackie. All on to Dick Palmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy.

Friend. To those who have no friend. The Chicago police have been very swell, haven't they, Rowan? Yes, Inspector Fader, that sure have. Well, there's a plane now, Inspector. Yeah, blackies got to be on it. We know he was on the plane when I left Detroit and it hasn't made any stops.

Yeah, but blackies likely to get out of anything anytime. I remember once I had him in two sets of handcuffs. The next minute? No handcuffs. No blackie. Chance is I, I couldn't have made a charge stick anyhow.