Mid-air Diamond Theft

Jack Evans at your service sir. I hope you're a good man Evans. No complaints so far Mr. Wilson. I'm sure there won't be any. You're not afraid of airplanes are you? Well I've been up a few times without disasters for some. Well I think this trip will be as uneventful as an excursion. I've chartered a good plane and hired an

excellent pilot. Where are we going sir? East. Well yeah but I've chartered the plane for the return trip too so you won't be kept away from home too long. My wife's used to have me away from long stretches Mr. Wilson. When do we leave?

In two hours. You have a gun with you, of course. Oh, yes. I wouldn't make a going on a job without it. By the way, why all the precaution of taking me is a bodyguard with you, Mr. O'erse.

Because of this, Mr. Evans, this diagon... Not this small diamond, isn't it? Small Mr. Evans. Eh. But it's worth a million dollars. That's Boston Blackie, enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend. To those who have no friend.

There's some crazy pilot coming in on runway six on an ounce. Ah, see him, private cabin plane. Good night, it looks like it's gonna crack up too. Yeah, probably thought that could be fired on a landing, Sam.

Yes. And turn on the first landing signal. I'm gonna have to here. Help pick up the fish. I send it out transport if we hadn't seen you from the control tower. Oh, okay, huh?

I've got it down, but not okay with us. Sorry, Mr. I sort of blacked out, I guess. Well, you nearly checked out and took your two passengers with you. Hey, what's the matter with that?