The Case of the Careless Employees

Old Dutch cleanser, famous for chasing dirt, present... GEE! Nick Carter, famous for chasing crime. Every week at this time, two great names are joined. As Old Dutch cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction.

Nick Carter, master detective. Nick, that's impossible. No, Patsy. Somewhere high up in the skyscrapers of this city, a deadly killer is running wide. I know! But how on earth are you going to track them down, Nick?

It's well, it's like looking for someone in a jungle of stone and glass. Well, at least I know whom he's picked out for his next victim. Right. Who? A fellow by the name of Nick Carter.

Now the case of the careless employees. Today's exciting Nick Carter adventure brought to you by Old Dutch Cleanser. Our story begins in the superintendent's office of the Park Window Cleaning Company, a large firm handling skyscraper contracts only.

Bill Stevens, one of the company's window washers, is talking to the superintendent Frank Marston. I just dropped in to give you my notice, Marston. I'm quitting this coming Saturday. What? You heard me, I'm handing in my equipment Saturday.

Wait a minute. They'll take it easy. It's more money you want to. Who couldn't pay me enough to keep me washing windows for the park company, Marston? Well, you've been with the company a long time.

Yeah, and I want to live a long time. I don't like all these accidents that are happening to Palsamline. Look at Ed Kelly. He fell forty stories to the street two weeks ago. And then last week Joe Drummond took a nose dive from the Embassy Hotel Towers.