The Walter Patterson Matter

From Hollywood it's time now for John Lund as Johnny Dollar my name's Elgin, Mr Dollar claims division Delaware Mutual Life. What can I do for you, Mr Elgin? Would you be free to work on a case for us? Oh, I might be. What kind of a case is it?

It involves a man named Patterson and a claim we paid off to the tune of $40,000 Uh-huh. You see Patterson died in 1947. All the routine procedures were followed There was no reason but not honoring the policy at the time. And there's reason now, Mr That's what you'll find out, Mr. Dollar. A lifelong friend of the deceased,

where is he still alive and kicking? I'll take the case, Mr. Ozen. Then a transcribed adventure of the man with the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Euresturri, Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar, Hartford, Connecticut.

Two controllers office, Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Company, Wilmington, Delaware. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Walter Patterson matter. Expense account item 1, 78 dollars and 14 cents. Fair and instant battles between Hartford and Wilmington.

I arrived at 2.30 in the afternoon, found a room at the Chesapeake Hotel, stowed my luggage and went directly to your headquarters, Mr. Algin. Of course reports like this cross my desk ever so often.

If I ran the wall down, I'd get nothing else done. And ten times out of ten, the report's wrong. Yes, I know that, but this report bears investigation. I can remember three years after my father's death, I saw a man on a subway train in New York who...