The Uncut Canary Matter (AFRTS)

For your listening enjoyment, John Lund has... Johnny Daller. Harrison, Johnny. Oh, hiya. Let's take that again, slow. See what I can do.

Right here, I'd like to take a few seconds to talk about dreams. You know, psychologists and forms of escape, what would you think if you woke that appointed an elephant? Actually, it's a question of memory.

I was thinking of the secretary. The secretary of state would have to have the memory of an elephant. The Secretary's biggest job, of course, is managing our country's foreign affairs for the president can't be in all the foreign content ambassadors and ministers and sets up consular officers in the big commercial centers of the world to assist the Secretary.

Then when questions arise, depending on the country and the type of problem, and they iron out their difficulty, there are many treaties and international laws which guide these conferences. The work done in countries or have business dealing.

In other words, whenever we have dealings of any, the Secretary of State intermediary. Spencer Kahn submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to a home office, Eastern and Deputy in Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut.

The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the uncut canary matter. Spencer Kahn, item 1, $181.60, airfare and incidentals between Hartford and Los Angeles, California, expensive count item two, $3.75 cap there from the international airport to a rich looking jewelry store. It scribes on the door and what looked like a thin line

of pure platinum was the single name, the O'Hanna. According to Harrison, this has been the last known nesting place of the uncut canary. O'Hanna may have been, I doubted that it was the tall artistic type with a heavyweight padded shoulders who was looking down his long aristocratic I'd like to see your honor.