The Chivalrous Gunman

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Ace cameraman who covers the crime news of a great city, written by Alonzo Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight, the Chivalrous Gunman. Penrose Square in the daytime is a busy place, But now at night, lights shine behind a few windows of its old-fashioned office and loft buildings, and a block away a construction crew continues to drill and blast a new section

of subway out of the city's rocky bed. In the darkened offices of the J.J. Titus Company, whose business is private loans, there are three men. One is busily engaged at the door of a massive safe.

Another holds a flashlight. The third lightly grasps a gun. How you coming Gus? Almost ready to blow a red. Hold that flashlight steady will you, Rager? Sure, sure, sure Gus. Got the shakes pretty bad, haven't you, Rager?

No, I'm all right here. You're so scared I can hear your teeth, Rager. Oh, it's a guy's first job, Gus. Aren't you scared when you cracked your first save? I was scared the first time I killed a guy.

I've never been scared. How many men have you killed it? Well, you've got a lot to learn about the rickets right there. You must never ask personal questions, and you must cultivate a bad memory.