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The Aker Hawking glass corporation brings you crime photographer Where are you going over Labor Day weekend Tony well Casey I haven't any plans particularly But everyone goes to see somebody over a Labor Day weekend everybody. Oh, I know at the birth I'm waiting for them. You mean everybody will come to see you. Ah

Excellent deduction pieces. Yeah, but why should the whole world be the path to your door? Why, I work for anchor hawking, the most famous name in glass. Good evening ladies and gentlemen, this is Tony Marvin.

Every week at this time, the anchor hawking glass corporation of Lancaster, Ohio, and it's more than 10,000 employees bring you another adventure of Casey crime photographer. Ace Cameron, man who covers the crime news of the great city, written by Alonso Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight in the street of old houses.

On painters, unpept duty-looking houses. A man and woman hurry along the street watchful, rooted. In a shadowed doorway up one of the houses, they fall. The man knocks quickly and softly. Inside the door. Do this.

Hey, guy, you'll find you an hour ago at Bagley's Palace. Okay. I'll open up. Be quick about it. I'm being quick. Why the ranch? I just want to be sure who you are, mister. You'll come to the right house.

My name's Bliss. The guy's calling me creepy. You fit the description I got. Get inside, Dors. Okay. Hold that door quick. I'd lock it creepy. You don't have to tell me my business. Oh. So you're tough Luke Davis.

And once. Yeah. Nice clean. Get away, you pull that to heist nut bank for a hundred grand. Grand, according to what I read in the papers. If they'd get away but clean would have been out of this town by now, not here.