The Bombing Of Joe Ingalls

There's his house across the street. That one with the red roof.

Yeah. And that's him. That's Joe Ingalls sitting in the living room what a light is. Yeah, yeah I see him. Hey, the wind is open a little bit too. We won't even have to break the glass.

Who cares if we break the glass we're going to break up the whole joint, ain't we? If this thing goes off the way it's supposed to. It will. I know my bombs. Well, come on.

Let's go across the street and get rid of this bomb and the house and Joe The little guy just passed not as nobody coming. Oh, we can stay right here and get rid of it Are you kidding? That's a long toss. I know it You can get that bomb through that window from here. You just watch

This I gotta see this you're gonna see Wow chase it right through the open windows. You're right Goodbye, house. Goodbye, Joe. Goodbye, chaser. And now meet Dick Calmer as Boston Blackie, enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend, to those who have no friend.

You found a few more bomb fragments around the room in Spector Faraday? Can you tell what kind of bomb it was? No, sir. Well, the bomb squad will tell us, Matthews. Yes, sir. Give those fragments to Callahan, have them run them down ahead, quarters.

Right. The bomb wrecked the house and killed Joe Engels. So run down anything you can find on him. Yes, sir. You want him to run me down so, Inspector? Well, Blackie, there's been one explosion in this house already.

Don't make me sign another. And Inspector, you're dynamite. Very funny. What are you doing here? I came down to see what all the noise was about, and then I saw you. Okay, you saw me.