The Thelma Ibsen Matter

From Hollywood it's time now for John Lund as Johnny Daller. My name is DeFranco, Mr Dollar I'm with the claims division of Eastern Life and Trust. What can I do for you mr. DeFranco? Help me pay off a clam I hope. Well, that's a new record. Yeah one of our new policyholders passed away last month

We can't seem to locate his beneficiary. Well, maybe he doesn't want the money. It's a she everybody wants money Especially insurance money. Would you like to take a hug at it? What floor are you on mr. DeFranco?

Fourth, 4-18. Just have to get off the elevator. Turn to your left. Be there in an hour. John Lund, in the transcribed adventure of the man with the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Here's Shirley. Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar. Two claims office, Eastern Life and Trust Company, this city. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Selma Ibsen matter.

Expensive God item 1. 15 cents, bus fare. My apartment to Milton de Franco's office. Where we got right down to business? He deceased was a man named John Linden. He made his living selling papers in front of the Metropolitan Building.

Oh, on third street? Yes. You ever seen? Yeah, I guess I have. Somehow you never think of someone like that leaving insurance money. No, he is not, but he took out two policies. November the 5th, 1940, both of them 500 dollar life.

So he has in a state of $1,000 that we have to give to a person named Selma Ibsen. Is the daughter or something? No relation to just someone who stops and talks to him one day.