The Case of the Bull and the Bear

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Nick Carter, master detective. Matty, I want you to get hold of a delivery truck on two suits of overalls. Okay, Nick, anything else? Yeah, get enough grease to turn us into a couple of overworked truckmen.

And then what? Then we've got half an hour to make the wrong delivery to the right party and prevent them murdered. Now, the case of the Boland Bear. Today's adventure starting one o'clock as Nick Carter, brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleansers.

Jeff Powell and Dodie Murray think they're a lucky couple. Just when they thought they'd never get the money to get married, old Sidney Foor, who who owns a candy store in their rundown neighborhood is breaking them into a racket that's going to make them rich.

He keeps telling them, now you understand, you walk into the department store. Dodie's got two $100 bills in her purse. Yeah, one's real money and the other's counterfeit. Yeah, yeah, we got that. Yes, you buy something, or watch maybe, something in the jewelry line.

Dodie takes out the real $100 bill to pay for it. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Click will have to have the bill checked by the floor manager. I know, all stores do that, it's a rule.

And you make a big fuss, both of you, like you're being insulted because they don't trust you. You get that? Yeah. But when the floor manager says the bill is okay, and for the click to go ahead and make the sale, you grab the bill back and you walk out like you're real mad.