The Case of the Great Impersonation

A new post-war old Dutch cleanser, famous for chasing dirt, presents... Nick Carter, famous for chasing crime. Every week at this time, two great names are joined. As new post-war old Dutch cleanser, brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction.

Nick Carter, master detective. Quick, let's sit down on the floor. Come back here. Come on back, get dirty to us. They put the curve deliberately. I saw them. Crazy fool, they've got to kill this.

They're not kidding, Trevor. Look at those windows. Hey, dozy! Oh, yes, they are. They're bullet holes. And now, the case of the great impersonation. Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter, brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser.

When Jack Blaney was police reporter on the morning blade, he and Nick saw a lot of each other. But they lost touch when Jack moved to Center City, a city editor of the Daily Crusader there.

And then, late one night, Nick received a long distance call. Hey, where are you calling from, Jack? Center City? Yes, I'm still at the newspaper office. Everybody else went home hours ago, but I'll be here until morning, except that I'll probably have to run out for cigarettes in a little while.

Big story coming up? Oh, plenty big. I'm going through the morgue, checking every crime story here for the past ten years. What's the big idea? Mate, there's a gang in this town that the local cops haven't been able to touch.

They don't even know who's at the head of it, but I know. Anybody I ever heard of? I don't want to mention names over the phone, but... They're mixed up in everything, gambling, stolen cars, black market building materials, and now counterfeiting.