The Fair-Way Matter

From Hollywood it's time now for Edmund O'Brien as Johnny dollars I had plane crash Johnny. Did you hear? Yes? I just turned off my radio. Oh, it's horrible. Who is this? Oh? I'm sorry Sam Harris Columbia. Oh sure. Does your company carry the policies on that airline? Yes, but I'm not thinking of that that crash was planned

They're definite about it now. Yes an explosion some kind of a bomb. There were 13 people killed in the plane They don't know how many in the houses that crashed into. We've got the place responsibility.

The company wants to do whatever it can. Sure, Mr. Harris, you want me to go on? Yes, we do. They aim read. Go on, do everything you can. Edmund Beaubreye, and the transcribed adventure of a man with the action-packed Expensive card.

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator. Yours truly Johnny Dollar. Expensive card submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to home office Columbia all risk insurance company. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the fairway matter.

Expense account item 1250, cab fare to the scene of the plane crash, which as you know covered quite a bit of territory. The fairway airlines plane had taken off at 8.20 PM, had reached an altitude of no more than 1,000 feet, and then had crashed, setting a fire two houses a short distance

from the Springfield Hartford airport. I got there a little after 9.30. One house had been partially saved, but the other had been completely demolished. The family of four living in it, and killed. The parents of one child in the first house weren't expected to live.